On 7/8/06, DJ Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Right now I force auth for smtp relay anyway, so users should see
absolutely no change. Basically, what I want is if the sender's address
contains 'lucasit.com' and the recipient address contains 'lucasit.com'
then I want to jump ship if the client
Wow. Greylisting has worked great! Looks like it's reduced the amount
of spam I receive by 65-70% at a guess...might be a little more than
70%. I know its far better than that for my personal mailbox, I get
about 3 junk mails a week that escape SA, but watching the stats on the
others has reduce
Matthew Carson wrote:
> Right, I've given some really useful tips here
>
No, you've given two examples, one incorrect that happens to work, and
one very bad that quite possibly will cause you trouble later on in the
build. I attempted to help you correct both. To hold my response would
have bee
Matthew Carson wrote:
Right, don't whinge like a little girl.
"which", of course another fine BLFS example.
Is it in the BLFS manual ?
The DocBook-utils BLFS instructions DO say that which is a required
runtime dependency - it even provides a link to the which installation
page in BLFS.
A
Matthew Carson wrote these words on 07/08/06 12:20 CST:
> Right, I've given some really useful tips here
I didn't see one thing that was useful. I did see a bunch
of disorganized, thoughtless drivel.
> Well, if thats the BLFS culture - shove it.
Go away, creep. Crawl back wherever you came from
On 7/8/06, Matthew Carson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, if thats the BLFS culture - shove it.
:0) Bye !
Didn't we already do this once before? Weren't you the guy that
insulted one of the LFS developers for his use of Mutt and then
stormed off?
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/blfs-
Right, I've given some really useful tips here
What have I got back ?
Thanks no
Pointless whinging from some whingy @rse ... yes
Well, if thats the BLFS culture - shove it.
:0) Bye !
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Right, don't whinge like a little girl.
"which", of course another fine BLFS example.
Is it in the BLFS manual ?
Assuming that it actually is - why oh why - for the Nth time - has it
been put in the *WRONG* place ?
This is the big pain in the @rse over BLFS - so much stuff is in the
wrong ord
Of course, from a BLFS builders point of view - actually - simply
renaming the file temporarily IS the easier choice, clearly.
We're not all config.h editors BTW !
On Sat, 2006-07-08 at 10:29 -0500, DJ Lucas wrote:
> Matthew Carson wrote:
> > This is another experience really
> >
> >
> > ref :
Hi.
I repost this message, not because I hope I'll get more answers, but
because I want to find out what is going on by myself. But I need help :
what can I do to investigate by myself, what tools do I have to use, how
can I start something very clear to follow the process threw each steps.
Maybe
On Sat, 2006-07-08 at 17:20 +0100, Mark Priestley wrote:
> I'm a bit stuck now, partly I suspect because I have a rather shallow
> understanding of kernel modules. Any suggestions would be most
> welcome!
Did you enable the appropriate sound modules in your kernel
configuration? Also, if you en
Mark Priestley wrote these words on 07/08/06 11:20 CST:
>$ mpg123 some.mpg
>Can't open /dev/dsp
Not sure why your .mp3 file is named *.mpg, but that doesn't
matter (though .mpg and .mpeg are typically used for a/v files).
Don't try to race in the Indy 500 when you're not even sure
if the
Mark Priestley wrote:
$ mpg123 some.mpg
Can't open /dev/dsp
A previous post directed me to 7.4.4 in the LFS book, and I created
/etc/modprobe.conf with the suggested install command. No change.
Then I read the earlier bits in 7.4.2, which appear to suggest that with
udev the /etc/modpr
I'm on my first {B}LFS install, and so far it's been great, but I can't
get my head round why I can't get any sound working.
It looked like the easiest thing to try would be to install mpg123 and the
relevant bits of ALSA, but after doing this I got only:
$ mpg123 some.mpg
Can't open /d
Matthew Carson wrote:
>> if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I.. -I/usr/include/freetype2-g
>> -O2 -MT fc-cache.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/fc-cache.Tpo" \
>> -c -o fc-cache.o `test -f 'fc-cache.c' || echo './'`fc-cache.c; \
>> then mv -f ".deps/fc-cache.Tpo" ".deps/fc-cache.Po"; \
>> else rm -f "
Matthew Carson wrote:
> This is another experience really
>
>
> ref :
> http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-firebird-general/2004-December/000365.html
>
>
Well, I think the suggestion in the post above is a better solution.
According to that, there should be a line in config.h that sa
This is another experience really
ref :
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-firebird-general/2004-December/000365.html
If you do :
./autogen
make
after some time, it chokes up :
> ../src/isql/isql.cpp:2538: warning: the use of `tmpnam' is dangerous,
better use `mkstemp'
> ../gen/fi
I had this problem where during the make for the glxgears the make would
complain about a missing
there was another file referenced in X11
and yet another one in GL that it could'nt find.
Trouble was, I did not know where exactly it was trying to find these
files.
Fixed ! I had to run this ..
before you begin, rename the docbook2html to docbook2html.---
mv /usr/bin/docbook2html /usr/bin/docbook2html.--
once all done, rename it back again !
mv /usr/bin/docbook2html.--- /usr/bin/docbook2html
:@)
On Sat, 2006-07-08 at 11:05 +0100, Matthew Carson wrote:
> *** I'm using Beyond
tar -zxvf docbook-to-man.tar.gz
cd docbook-to-man/cmd
echo `date` > ../../make.time
make 2>&1 | tee ../../make.buildog
echo `date` >> ../../make-time
make install \
2>&1 | tee ../../make-install.buildlog
mv /usr/local/bin/docbook-to-man /usr/bin
cd ../..
if you do the make - all sorts of w
*** I'm using Beyond Linux From Scratch - Version svn-20060629) ***
Hi everyone ! How you all ? :@)
Righty, little bit of a problem with fontconfig
(http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/general/fontconfig.html)
It compiles happily, but during the make it whinges like this :
if gcc
HI
Who can i access my external HD on FireWire. I checked the HD when it's
plugued in the sys log but i don't now who to access it
Thanx
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Alan Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sat, Jul 08, 2006 at 08:03:18AM +0100:
> Before Dan replied that would have been my suggestion to check out. I
> must admit as I tend to C&P or use jhalfs now, I don't get the nsswitch
> file messed up - usually :-)
I think pasting is advised somewhere at t
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> Need a bit more info. What command line options did you pass?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/windows/openoffice/OOC680_m7$ ./bootstrap &&
>>> . LinuxIntelEnv.Set.sh &&
>>> dmake
>>
> No - on the configure command.
I think i fixed it, since i deleted the
> I understand what you mean, and I should have been more specific. On my
> laptop, I have a Logitech cordless mouse whose reciever is plugged on an
> usb port. When I power-up my machine, it is not discovered at all until
> I unplug the device, and plug it in back. It behaves the same for usk
>
[snip]
I agree -- he made my day. I would never have solved this one!
And one thing is for sure: That's a fault I'll NEVER do again ;)
Regards,
Daniel
:wq
Just to finish this thread off and perhaps to help other readers, I used
to get caught out by not having a properly configured /etc/reso
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