Am 01/03/14 17:29, schrieb James Richard Tyrer:
> I am getting the error message:
>
> GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion 'sys_page_size == 0' failed
try --enable-debug=no --disable-maintainer-mode when building glib. this
should fix the assertion msg.
regards,
Am 10/12/13 03:03, schrieb Ken Moffat:
> /me resolves never to touch squid with the proverbial barge-pole.
>
> ĸen
Hello Ken,
just a curious question: what do you dislike about squid? And which
alternative do you use?
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053993] EXT4-fs (sda1): recovery complete
> [4.062117] EXT4-fs (sda1): mounted filesystem with ordered data
> mode. Opts: (null)
Same here. I have no Answer yet. The interesting thing is when mounting
the filesystem from another System it is a clean mount.
Hope Someone finds an Answer,
lly a symlink to /dev/sr0 but it might be something
> different.
>
> -- Bruce
Thanks!
/dev/dvd exist and seem not to be used from k3b. It seems to be relying
only on udisks to find the drive.
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> Lot of deps are required. We can't always cover all deps for every
> package and we rely on reports like these. I think that k3b even
> requires cdrtools and cdrdao for cd burning as Bruce once pointed out.
>
> Wether you like udisks or not, if k3b needs it then you need udisks.
> Either use it o
> K3b has a dependency on kdelibs which recommends udisks. We assume that
> recommended dependencies are installed - they are not recommended
> without a reason.
well, actually the book has a (not correct IMO) dependency on kde-runtime.
kdelibs is required, not kde-runtime.
But be that as it may
Hello all,
when building k3b without having udisks installed, k3b does not find my
DVD drive. Is there a solution which does not include using udisks?
If not, the udisks dependency is not stated in the k3b page.
Thanks for hints,
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ged
these in about:config:
network.http.max-connections
..-connections-per-server
..http.pipelining-maxrequests
back to the default values. This did it for me.
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Jeremy Henty wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 10:39:05AM +0200, thorsten wrote:
>> I think I got the same Issue here. Did you find a solution yet?
>
> I did find a solution: my monitor's EDID was reporting an absurd
> display size, and adding the correct display
eone is interested: I installed gcc-4.3.3 and recompiled
firefox-3.0.11 with it. That solved the issue.
Thanks again for the hint,
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Yes, thanks for the hint, I am using gcc-4.4.0. Looks like I hit this
bug or did the bug hit me? I'll wait and see what solution they find.
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space as it
actually needs.
I tried to find a hint googleing for the last two days, no joy.
I am guessing, it is font and gtk, possibly X related.
If you found a Solution, I would appreciate a hint,
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ction to your machine while in passive
mode the server opens a new port, tells your machine the portnumber and
your machine initiates the new connection. So rules like eg.
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -j DROP
which allow conne
ow out some lines (eg. /usr/src/...stuff..) , however this gives you
a great overview of files which have been installed. I like it, because
it is easy, fast, and gives you a great deal of information just
scanning through the installed-files...
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use hex is base 16. That means
> > that A is decimal 10, B is decimal 11, and so on.
> > Dan
a shorter way is
perl -e 'print 0x315'
or
python -c 'print 0x315'
however the more explanatory way is yours, Dan :-)
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tom wrote:
> > Theres no config file for this? Is it possible to tell it to listen
to another port? Im on verizon I think they block port 110
man popper, first line...
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tition to get it build in, because my normal
system hadn't enough space.
However only the building itself needs that lot of space, I think around
6GB in my case. after installation of openoffice it needs:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt$ du -sch openoffice-2.0/
254Mopenoffice-2.0/
254Mtotal
thor
e an old partition to get it build in, because my normal
system hadn't enough space.
However only the building itself needs that lot of space, I think around
6GB in my case. after installation of openoffice it needs:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt$ du -sch openoffice-2.0/
254Mopenoffice-2.0/
tom wrote:
> Theres no config file for this? Is it possible to tell it to listen to
> another port? Im on verizon I think they block port 110
man popper, first line...
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ent, but do you have libpng installed?
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t I can copy and paste into a XTerm
using the middle mouse button. It works between two XTerms, between eg.
firefox and one XTerm etc.
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a look at the nettiquette rules. You are top posting and
not trimming.
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> if (c == '0x3b' || c == '0x3a' || c == '0x2c')
if (c == 0x3b || c == 0x3a || c == 0x2c)
would have done, I think. using ' ' means a Character, not a hex number...
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ther user be allowed to open a Window on your Display?
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e for that? or can someone tell me where to
> look for the failure?
>
> Cheers, Simon
I built Transcode 0.6.14 sucsessfully with: --enable-lzo
--with-lzo-includes=/usr --with-lzo-libs=/usr.
lzo version 2.01
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looks like a new post
>
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installs in /usr/include/lzo
also a symlink for the libs seems to be needed:
ln -s liblzo2.so.2.0.0 /usr/lib/liblzo.so
after that changes configure finds lzo
regards
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>>Hi,
>>I've just installed and configured CUPS as blfs says, and following
>>the CUPS manual. But I've a problem. When I do: lp File.txt, the job
>>goes in /var/spool/cups but doesn't run. When I ask, with the web
>>interface, a restarting of the job, I get: Error:
>>client-error-not-possible.
>
;t pull the cord of your system, halting the system with
/sbin/halt and letting the computer switch off by himself.
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resolved and without importing anything from mozilla,
thunderbird runs w/o problems.
Is there a better solution to import old accounts to thunderbird?
thanks
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not fire up the lo interface and login apparently talks via lo
interface. While logging in on one console I looked at the output of
snort -devX and the was traffic while logging in.
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I do not know how do not top post.
Well that one I can answer! It just means, that you should append new
text at the bottom of the old one, like this. It supports readability!
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Declan Moriarty wrote:
On LFS-5.0 I cannot read the / partition as a user, which is a pain
seeing as I use some vfat partitions for shared storage. And everything
seems the same.
What does ls -la say when executed as root in / ?
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ounted the partitions, LFS comes up
with this n00b-error (I'm the n00b): >>Kernel panic. No init found. Try
passing init= option to the kernel.<<
Please give some more details: which HDD is / ? How does your
/boot/grub/menu.lst file look? Is the /sbin/init file there?
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n not say much, just that one: WEP is not secure,
it just prevents your neighbour from using your Flatrate (if he dosen't
know airsnort). I don't know how much better WPA is.
If you need strong Security, use a VPN Tunnel, mine is openVPN.
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This happens to me only if i startx as a regular user and then run su
- to become root. If i use su (without the -), and then source
/etc/profile, i can be root and still run programs from a terminal
(mrxvt in my case) with no problems.
Mike
Jup, same with me, before I always used su -
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won't let you connect.So try to run X as root.
I hope this helps
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