I agree with Tim. It's probably not the operating system or pure-ftpd. I've
had very good luck with pure-ftpd here and lots of people had no problem
downloading. It could be a passive mode issue or something in how pure-ftpd
is configured, but I suggest rsync. It's a lot more secure, gives you m
On March 7, 2016, Tony Baechler wrote:
> Tim is wrong in that rsync doesn't support telnet. It does support
> rsh, but again, I would strongly recommend using ssh for security.
Doh, sorry I remembered it worked over an insecure protocol and
jumped to the conclusion that it was telnet, but you're
> Jude,
I found the same thing happen to me also with the pulse audio not ever fully
being removed as a priority audio output device. I have attempted to change its
order, completely turn it off, and set the USB audio driver as the priority
audio output device yet speech will not deploy through
Bryan Duarte wrote:
> > Jude,
> I found the same thing happen to me also with the pulse
> audio not ever fully being removed as a priority audio
> output device. I have attempted to change its order,
> completely turn it off, and set the USB audio driver as
> the priority audio output device yet
Although I am not a Linux user, i can say firmly that sftp works fine with
shellworld...I use it rather much truth be told smiles.
Just a thought from the corner,
Kare
On Mon, 7 Mar 2016, Tim Chase wrote:
On March 7, 2016, Tony Baechler wrote:
Tim is wrong in that rsync doesn't support tel
For the record I'm using talkingarchlinux http://talkingarch.tk/ and I
learned from a contact on another list that the espeak package which is
used by espeakup is the package that provides espeakup espeakup's audio
support. Having downloaded the espeak package from the archlinux
community repo
Talkingarchlinux has system.d by default installing along with
pulseaudio also as default. I didn't know about de-vua and when it gets
available will be interested to test it since that distro is interested
in acessibility, it's important to support those with interests in
helping accessibilit