But this particular spammer isn't harvesting email addresses from the
archive.
On 04/14/2017 10:31 PM, Jeffery Mewtamer wrote:
Considering that the list archives can be viewed by anyone at
https://www.redhat.com/archives/blinux-list/
and be downloaded as gzipped plain text files that include
I sent the command to the listserve to get a list of the subscribers.
As you can see from the response below, it said you have to be an
administrator to get that. That is not unusual. Some lists allow the
subscribers to get a list of the other subscribers but this one does not.
But, Henry, of course the spammer is replying directly back to the
person who posted the message rather than back to the list. Spammers
always work that way. I also don't see what difference it makes whether
the bot (it clearly is a bot) was set up deliberately or if it is the
result of
Henry is right. It's been so many years since I've come across a BIOS
configured that way that I forgot it could be a problem. So it's
possible that your machine might not boot without a keyboard but it's
pretty unlikely.
On 04/14/2017 01:11 PM, Henry Yen wrote:
On Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at
Are you asking if you can disconnect the keyboard and monitor after
you've finished the install? If so, absolutely. This is a fairly common
thing in the server world. Just yesterday I did a debian install with
just a keyboard and braille display attached. Worked great.
There are several ways
I'd like to promote the list at t...@iavit.org. That is the
International Association Of Visually Impaired Technologists. I'll dmit
the traffic is really light. To subscribe, send a message to
talk-subscr...@iavit.org.
There is a more active list at blind-sysadm...@lists.hodgsonfamily.org.
It's funny you should say it's long overdue for there to be a blindness
related non-profit. I was part of a group who created exactly that
several years ago. After much discussion, we called ourselves The
International Association Of Visually Impaired Technologists or IAVIT.
See www.iavit.org.
I would like to offer the services of the International Association Of
Visually Impaired Technologists for this project. IAVIT already is a
501C3 non-profit in the United States. I am sure the Board Of Directors
of IAVIT would be thrilled to make whatever resources we have available
to the
ems. This device shows up as card 0 and aplay -l and arecord
-l both produce good results so I may need to do some more
experimentation to see what else is wrong.
Again, thanks.
Martin McCormick
John G Heim <jh...@math.wisc.edu> writes:
If you are using a stock debian kernel, you don't ha
ll waiting
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A few years ago on the web site of the International Association of
Visually Impaired Technologists, www.iavit.org, I set up a page to
compare screen readers. I thought I'd collect data and put up a fair,
head-to-head comparison. My collaborators at iavit had an intervention
with me and got me
No, there are apps for everything in the Apple store. Oh, I have little
doubt that you can find stuff it doesn't do. But it would have to be
something pretty specialized.Apple does keep a pretty tight grip on
what is in the store but, that does have it's benefits. It's not that
different
players, but
"alot" and mailx/heirloom mailx also come to mind as well as several
available within emacs).
-tim
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writing to a whole list
instead. Those were the days ...
Sent round and round
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Stupid orca & thunderbird!!! I keep responding to the wrong messages.
On 11/07/2016 10:02 AM, John G Heim wrote:
I thought it was a one-time thing. It wasn't clear in your original
message that it happens every time. I'll fix it.
On 11/07/2016 05:35 AM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
A
in the day, I liked the fact that VirtualBox allowed one to do a lot of
things via the command line. I imagine all of that remains available. But I
will let more experienced current users comment.
Best,
Fernando
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el systems accessibility.
Janina
John G Heim writes:
Surely there must be somebody building kernels with those modules so that
you can install by adding their yum repository to your system. If not, it
would mean that a blind RH systems admin couldn't do his work at the
console. If remote access is b
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entry for user lshare".
John
On Wed, Jul 06, 2016 at 07:11:54PM -0500, John G. Heim wrote:
I am pretty sure that on your linux machine, all you have to do is this:
sudo apt-get install samba
*sudo smbpasswd -a *
That's all I did on a fresh debian jessie machine and I was able to access
my fil
and I would install
comand-line only Debian. I have a Focus 40 display. Perhaps it could be
attached to the laptop, so the two would be a single physical unit.
John
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Good luck!
Janina
John G Heim writes:
I have always done this with samba. I never found it particularly
difficult. You do have to read/follow the instructions.
On 07/05/2016 01:36 PM, Mark Peveto wrote:
I'll be interested in the answer to that question myself. I've had some tell
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If you can configure a serial console, you would be able to read those
messages. But I still say it's a process in an uninterrruptable sleep
which means the kernel can't kill it during a normal shutdown. That, in
turn, implies that it is a kernel bug in a device driver. In fact, I
will wager
When the kernel tries to kill a process or unmount a file system, it
makes a system call which can result in something called an
"uninterruptable sleep". Processes in an uninterruptable sleep state are
marked with a D (I think) in the process table. You can see that with ps
or top. Symptoms of
developers. I could email them but I
thought it would be better if I knew exactly who to talk to.
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