On Wed, 2005-11-16 at 15:35 +1100, Lennon Cook wrote:
I have done some uninstalling (of ~30 various libraries and apps I
haven't used), and I seem to have uninstalled something important.
Problem being, I'm not sure what it is.
The symptoms: all of my files across my harddrive have lost their
Simon Geard wrote:
Probably shared-mime-info. Maybe gnome-mime-data, though I doubt ROX
uses that...
shared-mime-info was still installed, but I removed it and reinstalled
it, and it all works. Thanks for the help. :)
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Hi,
I recently finished with LFS book and now I try to get my
Internet-connection working. First, I wondered that ifconfig is not
installed. It seems, that link is another frontend to the ip
interfaces ?! I installed ifconfig as described in BLFS.
But I should proceed to my problem: pinging
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 08:06:45AM +, Declan Moriarty wrote:
This is informational, as a lot of you seem to be using poorly
configured mail servers without knowing it.
There are 2 main errors:
1. Allowing IP addresses reserved for private networks onto the net,
e.g.
Received: from
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 08:06:45AM +, Declan Moriarty wrote:
This is informational, as a lot of you seem to be using poorly
configured mail servers without knowing it.
There are 2 main errors:
1. Allowing IP addresses reserved for
On Wed, Nov 16, 2005 at 12:31:58PM +, Declan Moriarty wrote:
The numbers are 1. Internal IP 2.Modem's hostname 3. Reverse lookup,
as I understand it, and that one is lifted from a legitimate mail.
Correct, sortof. Technically, #2 is what the smtp server detects from
the packet (which
DJ Lucas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| mess-mate wrote:
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...snip..
If it can help somebody
was a 'bashism' question.
So take care.
mess-mate
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Declan Moriarty wrote:
This is informational, as a lot of you seem to be using poorly
configured mail servers without knowing it.
There are 2 main errors:
1. Allowing IP addresses reserved for private networks onto the net,
e.g.
Received: from [192.168.1.45]
Declan Moriarty wrote:
I'm on a bb modem like most folks and have to
relay through my isp, and only get through because I'm in their network
range. I _do_not_receive_ at smtp level. It's pop3. SA is therefore a
must for the likes of me, who doesn't want to look at spam.
It's not essential.
It's not essential. You could try Mozilla Thunderbird. It's built in
junk mail filtering works quite well.
Aside from the mail reader being a matter of preference, your solution
isn't always applicable. Personally, I check my mail from at least 4
different mail clients, which aren't all even
Getting ready to install CD/DVD burning capability. Both the stable
and development versions of the book contain directions for
installing a patch for packet handling to kernel 2.6.8-2. I'm currently
running 2.6.11.11 and I can configure CDROM_PKTCDVD. Is this the
appropriate packet
Hi,
# Information #
I'm succeed with blfs-book-6.1.
I've installed my system almost how lfs says, besides
some
*non-important* programs, just like text editor.
# Get native or die #
Since i wanted to avoid possible problems during
installation i didn't
changed default locale
Ali Servet Donmez wrote:
I'm aware that, LFS does not reccomend or support
Unicode support; but
since i'm more confused with every document that i
read about locales,
keymaps, lang. supports, iso, UTF etc. this is still a
valid question:
Alexander Patrakov has been working on a UTF-8
mess-mate wrote:
FOUND !
It's not a bash but an ASH bug ???
After checking the /bin/sh link it was linked to /ban/ash ( yes,
i've installed ash as always)
Removing that link and relink it to /bin/bash SOLVED the problem.
So can ot be an ash bug ???
Actually, it is a bootscript bug.
On 11/16/2005 12:21, Justin Knierim wrote:
Yeah, that would be from one of my emails. While it is true that header
won't resolve, I don't see it as being incorrect.
I'm not sure if I see it as being incorrect either. From what I
understand, large userbase setups that use various levels of
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