lee wrote:
>
> Besides that, it appears to me that people for reasons that escape me
> are willing to put up with whatever crap and problems their windoze
> throws at them while they *never* would put up with them if Linux threw
> them at them. They even pay a lot of money for it! Any idea why
Kristian Lampen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a fresh install of apache2 and php on my server and I can not
> get php to work, php-scripts are not executed by apache, just the
> plain script is served to the browser.
>
By default, in /etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.conf the required
directives to
steve reilly wrote:
> question. how would YOU do it with minimal hassle, ie. having to
> edit config files, databases and such. this thing has been running
> since etch and been a learning process along the way i doubt my
> idea of cloning would work, but?
If they're relatively small and s
Hi all,
In short, I'm trying to use sieve to filter my mail in a dpkg-supplied
dovecot/postfix virtual mailbox setup on a lenny machine. I can't find
anything to suggest that sieve's being used (or even loaded) at all,
and I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong.
I've got this in my /etc/dovecot/dove
David Sastre wrote:
> You could also mount that PATA drive externally and chroot into it to
> request that (or any other) info:
You can also use dpkg's --admindir option so:
dpkg --admindir=/mnt/backup/var/lib/apt --get-selections >
packagelist.txt
I'd imagine you could just pipe that into an
Hi all,
I have a log file to parse with Fail2Ban. It contains lines of the form:
2010/12/14 15:12:31 - 80.87.131.48
I've concocted a simple regexp for Fail2Ban:
# fail2ban-regex '2010/12/14 15:12:31 - 80.87.131.48' ' - $'
Success, the following data were found:
[]
So I've created
Camaleón wrote:
Can we (we=people) make our own Flash implementation by using Adobe Flash
specs?
Yes.
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nuxquestions.org/questions/linux-news-59/2009-linuxquestions.org-members-choice-award-winners-788028/
I must say, though, that that awards page looks a little sparse and
outdated. I'm not certain that that page would necessarily leave a
positive impression - two awards in the last
bmono-system2.0-cil* libndesk-dbus-glib1.0-cil*
> libndesk-dbus1.0-cil* mono-2.0-gac* mono-gac* mono-runtime* tomboy* 0
> upgraded, 0 newly installed, 25 to remove and 0 not upgraded. After
> this operation, 31.6MB disk space will be freed. Do you want to
> continue [Y/n]? n Abort
DE, though (except those
that do require Mono, of which ISTR there are non-mono alternatives).
This is all based on heresay, though, I don't use Gnome and have never
uninstalled Mono.
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re time to set
up than Ubuntu does generally, but that's probably because Ubuntu's
actually pretty close to where my Debian desktop installs end up. Or
maybe I have a higher than average use of hardware that's not supported
by dfsg software?
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y physically thin sizes - I've seen several
that are about the size of a domestic router. The only manufacturer who
supports Linux that I can think of at the minute is Wyse, but I know
there are several more.
Though this would be decidedly less fun than making X do what you
want ;)
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rect or not depends
on the configuration of your network.
Who runs the network (and more pertinently the DNS server)? They should
have told you what your local hostname and domain are.
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e x permission.
> This is what I believe up now, am I right??
Mostly. It's quite possible to run a non-executable file through an
interpreter (where the interpreter [perl, bash, php, etc.] accepts the
non-executable file as an argument).
[0] http://clamav.net
[1] http://en.wikipedia
ot according to the last debconf:
http://www.debian.org/News/2009/20090729
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chives,
>
> what about the case in which you want to stash the downloaded files
> somewhere else?
>
man apt implies that
apt-get -d -o Dir::Cache::Archives=/path/to/dir upgrade
would work.
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x27;ll want to know
how their php/mysql environment is configured, though, and configure
yours likewise. Also check database names.
You can transfer database data by 'exporting' it through mysqldump,
uploading the resulting file, and then 'importing' it - the dump is
just a list o
S. Fishpaste wrote:
> Me neither. I didn't participate because there wasn't a web based
> app. It's not like there isn't any FOSS web based poll software
> available ...
Out of interest, why? This seems to me like odd grounds on which to not
participate.
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me, but making it work on
> anything isn't exactly a walk in the park since the only distro I
> have that actually includes it is Slackware.
There was an announcement to the effect of a new Seamonkey release
a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, from what I gather (through very
l
ebian. What
> >> do you say?
> >
> > magnificent! when u going to start it? I'm going to re-subscribe
> > right now just for the poll!
> >
>
> Go subscribe, I'll post in about ten minutes.
>
Ah, handy!
I managed to miss this on here, so I'll await
On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 10:32:16 -0400
Tony Baldwin wrote:
> green wrote:
> > Please reply to the list!
>
> doh...I hate this list sometimes.
> Why can't it function normally, like every other list
> on the gods' green earth?
I think the common answer is "
stable (sid) branch are
suggested for desktop usage, unless you need the stability (in the
sense of non-changing) of stable.
Personally, I use Sid on my desktop workstations.
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please do so without reference to Windows or Ubuntu?
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Zip is probably the most widely-supported, but not always installed by
default on Linux distros. I've never found a [b|g]zipped tarball to be
particularly lacking.
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using `su`
and others suggesting just using `sudo -i` instead.
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Tony Baldwin wrote:
> (shame we
don't have seamonkey in our repos.
We have IceApe.
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Dell's boot menu is trigged by pressing F12 on POST, so give that a go.
Sorry, this should read F2, not F12.
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three of them with asterisks.
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that it has been
repeated so many times that you have forgotten that it is a lie.
Surely once you've enslaved yourself to the reading of the clock which
you've set once, it's hardly a major step to keep enslaving yourself to
it when you set it to something else?
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command
would schedule command to run at midnight on any Monday that is between
the first and seventh day of the month inclusive, which should always be
the first Monday of that month.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Virus#Threats
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Ron Johnson wrote:
I don't believe it. Show us!
In the interests of satisfying my curiosity:
vm-linux2:/# rm -rf /
rm: cannot remove root directory `/'
vm-linux2:/#
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to nitpick, but I could resist.
What's the name of that law that states that any post pointing out
someone's mistake will always include a typo of its own?
Or, perhaps rather, if you could resist, why didn't you? ;)
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which I've >3Gb of ram and a 32bit OS is my Windows
laptop, and that reports 3.5Gb of the ~4Gb that's in there. I've no idea
how to get a less-rounded number for it out of Windows.
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Brian Marshall wrote:
On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 15:35:58 +
Avi Greenbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kent West wrote:
>
Whereas there are some "cleaning" functions you can do, for the most
part, it's not something you'll need to worry about like you do in
Windows.
Kent West wrote:
>
Whereas there are some "cleaning" functions you can do, for the most
part, it's not something you'll need to worry about like you do in Windows.
I think you might've meant "...for the most part, it's _not_ something
you'll
ki.org/wiki/S3_Savage_IX8) on this adaptor. Not
entirely sure why I didn't before, though it doesn't seem to cover my
problem, or mention how much memory it wants.
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7;t seem to contain any errors, but I don't really know what to
look for beyond EE and WW.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
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