Re: [arch-general] iptables forward policy

2012/8/25 Juan Diego Tascón : > Good day, Hello :) > I'm thinking of > setting the default FORWARD policy to ACCEPT as my default INPUT > policy is DROP and unless there is a valid FORWARD rule for a given > port the packets wont go anywhere. I'm I right on this? You're wrong. Either a packet go

Re: [arch-general] renaming files

Il 02 marzo 2012 00:13, pete ha scritto: > I have some 350 picture files  with names  along the lines of > "IMG_7127 EOS-1D Mark III copy.jpg"    i would like to rename them all > to more like "IMG_7127.jpg"  i have tried a few times tonight and cant > get my head around it anyone got a script tha

Re: [arch-general] PKGBUILD question

2012/1/7 Allan McRae : > I'd just go for something like this: > > _pkgver=2.0.1-BETA1 > pkgver=2.0.1beta1 > > No need for all that fancy stuff... I'd go for that too. But I find these little challenges very funny, and I wondered if it was possible without adding another variable :) bardo

Re: [arch-general] PKGBUILD question

2012/1/7 Don Juan : > The problem I have run into and can not seem to find info about or something > I have ever run into is that it seems bsdtar when extracting is making the > name as name_2.0.1-BETA1 and not making it name_2.0.1-beta1 and makepkg > fails saying it can not find the proper file of

Re: [arch-general] pacman "Targets" sort order

2011/5/4 David C. Rankin : > bluez -> run-parts -> ca-certificates?? Targets *are* sorted alphabetically, and upgraded in that order, but there are exceptions, namely dependencies, which then appear before the package that depends on them and are upgraded before it, in case it needs the dependency

Re: [arch-general] AUR deletion request

2011/5/14 |^ `/ () () | ( (-) | : > Btw, why is it that package maintainers can't just delete their own > packages? Because then nothing could stop you from adopting all orphans and mass deleting them. Corrado

Re: [arch-general] What happened to Powerpill?

2011/3/28 Nicolas Bigaouette : > I guess it would make sense if your own bandwidth is bigger then the > mirror's... It happens with my ISP that the single connection bandwidth looks to be capped. I have 8Mbit but a single transfer rarely exceeds 2Mbit, unless it is very late night or Sunday mornin

[arch-general] i686 build machines for rent

utors who have a decent machine (x86_64, that is...) to dedicate it to this important project that will allow all of our devs to continue their work for our favorite distro. Corrado Primier (Arch Linux Trusted User)