Jon wrote these words on 03/06/05 20:22 CST:
> libglademm-2.2.0 errored out on me.
Note there is a patch for that package and another of the mm
packages as well.
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Jeremy Utley wrote:
Mike Hernandez wrote:
If anyone needs a gmail account for list mail, just reply off-list..
The spam filtering is pretty good, and the threading is great too...
Mike
Plus, gmail offers free POP access to the accounts, so you don't even
have to use the web interface to read yo
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Jon wrote these words on 03/06/05 01:46 CST:
Been having a hell of a time getting gcdmaster to build. I didn't
necessarily follow the version numbers with the packages involved.
Then it probably won't work without good knowledge of c++ and
creating many patches. Trust me, I s
Simon Scheiwiller wrote:
Thus spoke Andrew Benton:
Gnome can be
very fussy about
having all it's --sysconfdir= stuff in the same place
Hi
That's hardly the problem, I compiled and installed everything exactly as
written in the book. I think it's rather that the theme-manager doesn't
recognize the
Mike Hernandez wrote:
If anyone needs a gmail account for list mail, just reply off-list..
The spam filtering is pretty good, and the threading is great too...
Mike
Plus, gmail offers free POP access to the accounts, so you don't even
have to use the web interface to read your mail! Likewise,
Thus spoke Andrew Benton:
> Gnome can be
> very fussy about
> having all it's --sysconfdir= stuff in the same place
Hi
That's hardly the problem, I compiled and installed everything exactly as
written in the book. I think it's rather that the theme-manager doesn't
recognize the window manager. B
On Sun, 6 Mar 2005 22:10:55 + (GMT), Ken Moffat
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> On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, TheOldFellow wrote:
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> > Ken Moffat wrote:
> > >
> > > What spammers ? Thanks to spamassassin, I haven't seen any spam on the
> > > lfs lists for weeks.
> >
> > Then you must take your LFS as ema
On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, TheOldFellow wrote:
> Ken Moffat wrote:
> >
> > What spammers ? Thanks to spamassassin, I haven't seen any spam on the
> > lfs lists for weeks.
>
> Then you must take your LFS as email, many of us take it as news. If
> you know how to apply spam filters to news, I'd be inter
I have a system configured with OpenLDAP, OpenSSL and Samba.
it works fine, exept it takes ages for smbd to start on boot.
The reason for this is that TLS connects from smbd to slapd are being
rejected.
I don't understand why, as jobs spawned from init should run a root, right ?
(the TLS certs c
Ken Moffat wrote:
On Fri, 4 Mar 2005, Richard Snow wrote:
any way to get these spammers off the mailing list (personal loan)
What spammers ? Thanks to spamassassin, I haven't seen any spam on the
lfs lists for weeks.
Ken
Then you must take your LFS as email, many of us take it as news. If
you
Simon Scheiwiller wrote:
When I choose another theme in the gnome theme manager, it changes the
colors and the icons, but not the window border. In the "Theme Details"
dialog, there isn't a "Window Border" tab.
same problem here. The window borders and title bars are from whatever
program manage
Simon Scheiwiller wrote:
Has anyone installed LFS + GNOME and is able to change window border
styles?
Works for me but I've no idea why it's gone wrong for you. Gnome can be very fussy about
having all it's --sysconfdir= stuff in the same place
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Hello there!
I asked the same question about 3 weeks ago but didn't get any
feedbacks, so I try again.
When I choose another theme in the gnome theme manager, it changes the
colors and the icons, but not the window border. In the "Theme Details"
dialog, there isn't a "Window Border" tab.
Now I re
Jens Lantermann wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm using the LFS-6.0 with some programs from blfs.
But on my System is no ifconfig! Which Packet must I install ?
MFG
Jens Lantermann
You can install net-tools from the BLFS book, which will give you the
ifconfig and netstat programs.
-J-
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On Sun, 2005-03-06 at 13:20 +, Andrew Benton wrote:
> Robert Bracewell wrote:
> > So onwards with evolution and see if I am tempted away from thunderbird
> >
> Just to chip in my tuppence worth on that point, When I tried Evolution the
> spam quickly
> drove me back to Thunderbird. I just co
Jens Lantermann wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm using the LFS-6.0 with some programs from blfs.
But on my System is no ifconfig! Which Packet must I install ?
MFG
Jens Lantermann
Net-tools-1.60 It's in BLFS
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On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 15:23:55 +0100, Jens Lantermann wrote:
> But on my System is no ifconfig! Which Packet must I install ?
I've been kind of wondering that one too. It's called 'ip' now.
Joern
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Jon wrote these words on 03/06/05 01:46 CST:
> Been having a hell of a time getting gcdmaster to build. I didn't
> necessarily follow the version numbers with the packages involved.
Then it probably won't work without good knowledge of c++ and
creating many patches. Trust me, I spent a *lot* of ti
>> > device when I try to compile xmame-0.90. How do I enable the device
>> in
>> > the xorg.conf file?
X's joystick driver is broken, not compiled per default, and not used.
You should use joystick devices directly. You must enable input, hid, and
joystick support in the kernel.
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Hi Folks,
I'm using the LFS-6.0 with some programs from blfs.
But on my System is no ifconfig! Which Packet must I install ?
MFG
Jens Lantermann
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Robert Bracewell wrote:
So onwards with evolution and see if I am tempted away from thunderbird
Just to chip in my tuppence worth on that point, When I tried Evolution the spam quickly
drove me back to Thunderbird. I just couldn't live without it's junk mail filtering.
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I have it installed as I was curious how it stacked up against xcdroast
I didnt install PCCTS either but I didnt have my reading head on when
following the instructions as I started to install the latest branch
2.4. When I realised, I was half way through but after a quick readup on
www.gtkmm.or
Well it all works now, it seems GTK+ 2.6.4 fixed the issue
Firstly,
I moved to Evolution 2.0.4 but first had to upgrade the following
dependancies:
gal-2.2.5
libsoup-2.2.2
evolution-data-server-1.0.4
gtkhtml-3.2.5
All the above went in with no problems. I then deleted all my .evolution
settings
On Mar 4, 2005, at 10:22 PM, Richard Snow wrote:
any way to get these spammers off the mailing list (personal loan)
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