2009/12/23 Angel Velásquez :
> [«avelasq...@avelasquez-desktop ~»]$ echo $http_proxy
> http://localhost:5865
> [«avelasq...@avelasquez-desktop ~»]$ https_proxy=$http_proxy
> [«avelasq...@avelasquez-desktop ~»]$ echo $https_proxy
> http://localhost:5865
> [«avelasq...@avelasquez-desktop ~»]$ pkgstat
2009/11/23 Gerardo Exequiel Pozzi :
> Phillip Smith wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Could someone share the details of how the 50kbps rate-limit is
>> implemented on ftp.archlinux.org?
>>
>> I know Google gives me plenty of results for rate-limiting with
>> ip
2009/11/24 Carlos Williams :
> The Wiki has a write up (which I have never been able to get working)
> on RAID / LVM but this appears to be configured during the
> installation of Arch which I have already done.
There's also a wiki page to do exactly what you're seeking to do :)
http://wiki.archli
> Yes, I looked akonadi's Makefile and we can split akonadi package in
> akonadi and akonadi-server easy. I'll do some try tomorrow.
That would be cool, thanks :)
> from digiKam's description:
> "Digital photo management application for KDE"
> If you don't use KDE, why do you want to use a kde-based application
> without KDE dependencies?
The KDE part doesn't bother me... It's more the mysql.
I do use Gnome, but having KDE as deps doesn't matter to me. It
Hi all,
So, there's currently a frustrating chain of dependencies:
digikam -> kdepimlibs -> akonadi -> mysql
So to manage my digital photos, I need a relational database
system...! On a desktop system that I don't use for development, it's
a bit annoying to have to have mysql taking up space, do
> *anon_max_rate*
>The maximum data transfer rate permitted, in bytes per second, for
>anonymous clients.
>
>
> Good luck!
Ah, I didn't think about doing it in the daemon... That would
definitely be easiest, I think I'll do it this way! :)
> You don't need tc to do traffic shaping, you c
Hi all,
Could someone share the details of how the 50kbps rate-limit is
implemented on ftp.archlinux.org?
I know Google gives me plenty of results for rate-limiting with
iptables and tc but I've never had much success with tc, and the
ftp.archlinux.org rate-limiting seems to work perfectly... So
2009/11/17 David C. Rankin :
> Guys,
>
> The archlinuxfr server has a bad virtualbox package on it. There is a lot of
> things virtualbox is, but one thing it isn't is an 8 meg package:
>.
> Probably just a bad rsync...
The archlinux.fr repo isn't an official repository... You'd be better
off
2009/11/14 Dieter Plaetinck :
> I'm having big problems with DV-video (firewire) stuff ( see
> http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=655692 ) and I was wondering
> if the new stack would fix it, but how can I run it?
I believe the kernel can only have 1 compiled at a time, so you'll
have to c
2009/11/4 Eric Jacobs
>
> So I'm asking you, if you have a laptop, what kind is it? Does arch run
> pretty well on it (synaptics, sleep/wake, etc.)? What window manager do you
> think works best with the touchpad (I'm using gnome now)?
>
I've got an old Dell D610 and a new HP dv7. I think if I h
2009/11/2 Loui Chang
>
> I agree. It's pretty damned ridiculous.
> People on this list can't seem to take a hint.
>
>
Obviously not Seriously people: arch-general != google-wave
2009/11/2 Loui Chang
> On Mon 02 Nov 2009 00:06 +0100, f...@kokkinizita.net wrote:
> > For the rest there's been this endless OT chatter of people
> > wanting to be invited to Google Wave.
> >
> > If this is the standard on this group, I will not remain
> > much longer.
>
> I agree. It's pretty d
2009/10/28 Carlos Williams
>
> I guess I will just explain what I am doing in detail. If anyone can
> please take some time and review my steps in accordance to what you
> know to be successful, please let me know. I am so badly trying to get
> this working on Arch.
>
> 1. Boot from the 2009.08 N
2009/10/27 Carlos Williams
> On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 2:06 PM, toomanymirrors
>
> When you're in the main installer window of the
> Arch Linux CD, you you skip the "Install Bootloader" option or do you
> select it? The Wiki indicates that I should skip it and do it manually
> however my /boot and
2009/10/26 RedShift
> Allan McRae wrote:
>
>> So you posted in both the forums and here...
>>
>> Seriously, get a blog.
>>
>>
> Yes I did, because I feel the more technical people roam the mailinglists
> and the more casual user the forums. I want to hear all the sides.
>
>
"I am talking about th
Example: http://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/i686/fetchmail/
The etrn-poke package in the AUR requires fetchmail, however the page
above doesn't list that. Is the AUR not searched for packages that
depend on this package or is it a bug?
(Sorry if this comes through twice, but I can't see any evidence that
it has already gone through since originally sending it yesterday.
According to the FHS, /srv is for "site-specific" data served by the host:
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html#SRVDATAFORSERVICESPROVIDEDBYSYSTEM
IMHO,
>> On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 16:09, Roman Kyrylych
wrote:
>>> I am looking for hosting that support Arch.
>>> Most probably this will be a VPS hosting (because of price)
>>> so official Arch Linux support is required.
I have 3 Arch VPS' with Linode. They have been excellent, good community,
price a
According to the FHS, /srv is for "site-specific" data served by the host:
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html#SRVDATAFORSERVICESPROVIDEDBYSYSTEM
IMHO, this means webapps. The FHS makes specific mention that a distribution
must take care not to touch user files in this directory, which in
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