untu's.
Has anyone made similar experience and maybe even a suggestion on
where to look for solutions?
Thanks in advance,
Johannes
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> Enter 'x-www-browser' into the second box that opens.
For what it's worth Etch's icedove 1.5.0.14pre (20080208) contains:
network.protocol-handler.app.https default string x-www-browser
It seems to me this has disappeared
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> On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 11:00:27 +0100, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> Ron Johnson wrote:
>>> On 03/11/08 03:34, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>>>> On my newly installed lenny, ice
Ron Johnson wrote:
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On my newly installed lenny, icedove opens links with epiphany instead
of my prefered iceweasel:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# ll /etc/alternatives/ |grep x-www-browser
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root
www-browser.1.gz ->
/usr/share/man/man1/iceweasel.1.gz
How to fix this?
Thanks,
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whose
contents can be copied to the clipboard. Useful for pasting small parts
of text to other applications. For full pages/documents try pdftotext.
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old driver (maybe with a knoppix cd or
similar that was known to work before). I recently had similar problems
when my display started to flicker whenever a projector was attached to
the notebook. I guess in my case it is a problem with dying hardware,
since the problem is independent of the OS that
o avoid these kind
of problems, I disabled IPv6 in iceweasel:
In
about:config
set
network.dns.disableIPv6 true
> Of course my ISP is not using IPV6 so I suppose it wouldn't really
> affect me if I disable the service.
I don't know how to disable IPv6 globally.
HTH,
Johannes
on
a single cd/dvd is a better choice for you.
> Can someone give me a hint?
Buy a cd set. There are some excellent books on debian, which have
cd/dvd sets included. They are cheaper than most ordinary operating
systems and give a wealth of information and advice.
> Filename of CD image cont
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> This link appeared on gmail page. Kind of Micro$oft about Micro$oft
> propaganda. Nice one ;o)
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/ireland/getthefacts/default.mspx
And I knew for sure: that airline went bankrupt...
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elp the developers by testing new software, than
you should consider upgrading to lenny or sid.
My 2 ct,
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is works to restore for VMware.
HTH,
Johannes
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me. Am
> I missing something really obvious?
"man logrotate" is your friend:
/
dateext
Archive old versions of log files adding a daily extension
like MMDD instead of simply adding a number.
\------
i", the symlink gets replaced by
the saved file and the linked file is not changed.
Is this normal behaviour? Is there a way to tell sed to edit the link's
target instead?
Thanks!
Johannes
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That seems to be one level lower than I'm looking for: checking for true
upstream updates. What I want is looking for updates of the source-package
*.deb) ...
Joh
Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
> Johannes Graumann wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there any mechanism to be notified by
Hi,
Is there any mechanism to be notified by aptitude or the likes if a source
package downloaded with 'apt-get source' has been upgraded by the
maintainer and needs rebuilding?
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secure, use a secure OS with a secure configuration and you will
hopefully ban both police and criminals from using and misusing your
computer.
Just my 0.02 €
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;-)
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> likely)
IMHO it's not only getting more and more bloated, it's the fact that it
will report back your reading/printing/viewing practices behind your
back to some servers. It's too restrictive as well...
I prefer kpdf, which integrates better into my kde than xpdf or evince.
H
o check their model numbers).
They are all supported by the same proprietary driver which is not
difficult to set up and has a simpler (ie. better) user interface than
their windows counterpart.
HTH,
Johannes
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ve this problem?
If you just configure it once, say for eth0, it will simply ignore all
the traffic on eth2 (IIUC), if you happen to later use eth2 without
reconfiguration of firestarter. I guess one could write a script to
automate this, but you should be aware of the problem.
Johannes
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e from the dark side
or
welcome to the bright side
It's us who are bright, and 'they' are dark, after all. -- At least
according to a very simplified theory ;-)
Don't frighten new users!
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ckages. Is this still the case?
Did you follow the upgrade instructions?
Johannes
NB: Unfortunately, I could not find any recent installation / upgrade
instructions for lenny. The development version [1] still claims to be
about the upgrade from sarge to etch and always refers to etch and never
to
etc/papersize and always use "letter". )
>
> Is there a bug report in this?
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=256011
> Is this expected/documented behavior?
Probably not.
Johannes
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nse: all printers on a system typically offer the
same paper size -- ignore /etc/papersize and always use "letter". )
Johannes
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I can't find any hints on page settings in ps2pdf's documentation or how
to force it or how it gets the idea of seemingly arbitrarily changing
the page size.
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Johannes
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18-5-amd64/kernel/sound/pci/emu10k1/snd-
> emu10k1.ko': No space left on device
> dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
HTH, good luck,
Johannes
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eless. Attached is the beginning of the diff of Xorg.0.logs with
both kernels on i386.
I also attached the tail of the offending Xorg.0.log
Thanks,
Johannes
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- --- Xorg.0.log-amd64-i386 2007-10-18 17:08:16.0 +0200
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Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> Some time ago I installed etch's amd64 on my workstation (mostly lvm on
> raid1).
>
> Now I would like to install i386 as well as a dual boot. Unfortunately,
> the installer seems to miss my lvm.
ome hassle, I expect I could solve those problems.
What are the advantages of staying with plain 64-bit instead of a
userland-32 system with 64-bit kernel? Why should I bother?
Thanks,
Johannes
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ssly so far.
Thanks,
Johannes
mybox:~# fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sda: 250.0 GB, 2500 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 30394 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sda1 1 6 4816
ty1 or else. (It
could be that update-manager still locks some file for aptitude.)
What is the exact output of aptitude / dpkg?
Johannes
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-5-amd64-2.6.18.dfsg.1-13etch4-amd64.deb failed in
> buffer-write(fd)(10.ret=1)"
>
> How should I respond to this error?
It could be that update-manager doesn't handle the "you have to boot
soon" prompt of the kernel upgrade correctly. Try to log in as root and run
exmaker, which is also available for the users of
other OSes.
> Recommended. Particularly for those who don't want to learn vim-latexsuite.
Agreed.
Johannes
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pdftk file.pdf output file-pw.pdf user_pw topsecret allow AllFeatures
file.pdf is the unencrypted file, file-pw.pdf is encrypted with the
password 'topsecret'.
Without 'allow AllFeatures' your poor Windows user won't be able to
print or copy paste it.
See man pdftk
Try
$ mount -t udf /dev/hdc /media/cdrom0
HTH,
Johannes
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> Johannes Wiedersich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>> I haven't used it, but the following app (on a sid box) sounds
>>>> like it fits
>>>> the criteria:
>>>>
>>>> $ apt-c
x27;t find
out how to use gv or kghostview to accomplish that and GSview [1] is not
in debian [2].
[1] http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/gsview/get48.htm
[2]
http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=gsview&searchon=all&suite=all§ion=all
Thanks,
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> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>
>> I am not sure if I understand correctly: What are your objections
>> against debian's way of security fixes?
>
> Let's take the example of Seamonkey/Iceape. Offic
util's locate
This locate can index all files on your system, but only files and
directories which the invoking user has access
to will be displayed.
Note: If your computer is not up 24/7 you should consider installing
anacron since the database is only updated
once a night.
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Victor Munoz wrote:
> Hello. Today I found a very strange problem. Some files seem to be
> missing from locatedb database.
[snip]
> I don't understand. Does any?
Try running 'updatedb' as root manually and check if this hel
ble' system, but require a
more recent version of one or a few packages take them from backports.
If icedove and firefox/iceweasel are your only concern, I would stick to
stable (+ backports, but only if that it is really important to you).
HTH,
Johannes
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Ron Johnson wrote:
> On 09/27/07 01:58, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> Steve Lamb wrote:
>> [snip]
>>> To my mind the fact that I said it would be nice to have versioning that
>>> worked with OOo, Freemind and Writ
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> On Wed, Sep 26, 2007 at 04:16:06PM +0200, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> (Unfortunately the way from word to LaTeX is not nearly that efficient
>> if not impossible.)
>
> Not at all. IIRC, Abiword can
that you find it amusing that other people can't
read your mind. It amazing how efficient technology is nowadays in
carrying your ideas quickly over the Atlantic; all you have to do is
this: type them into an e-mail. Don't expect that they float without
this little effort. ;-)
Johannes
Please read them with a grain of
salt and don't take them as personal as you appear to take them.
Thanks,
Johannes
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Steve Lamb wrote:
> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> If there is a problem than this: you don't just take the advice, you
>> claim that the advice is *unsuitable* to your problem, which it is not.
>
> Johannes, who are yo
icle", it's not a "report", and it's certainly not a "book"...
Just put the 'reliminary veriage' into a style file of your own, jw.sty,
and your letter becomes:
==
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{jw}
\begin{document}
Text to go here
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> Your suggestion, no. Johannes' constant harping, yes. Especially when he
> starts engaging in strawman fallacies, ignoring things I am saying and
> flipping arguments my mixing unrelated things together.
Sorry
r not realizing from the beginning that your vim-fu is so strong.
Johannes
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Steve Lamb wrote:
> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> True. But my personal experience includes quite a bit of work with word,
>> OOo *and* LaTeX.
>
> Happy for you. Let me know when you turn into me so your personal
> experi
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> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> OOo -> Save As .doc
> LaTex -> Export to HTML, find an HTML to .doc converter, hope all the
> formatting goes through (which it won't).
No: LaTeX -> Export to HTML; o
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> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> I hope I didn't state that you are wrong, that's not my intention.
>
> By refuting my personal opinion so emphatically even if you haven't said
> the word the se
rsion control -- opposed to OOo.
Johannes
NB: Why don't *I* like to write texts in WYSIWYG?
- - the fonts I use for the editor are optimized for (my) readability on
my screen at my resolution; the fonts I use for the printout are
optimized for the printout
- - the printed text is black and whit
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Steve Lamb wrote:
> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> Of course you are free to use whatever seems suitable to you. But don't
>> take it personal, when people advise you to do otherwise.
>
> It is personal when I state qu
; In another hour searching with Google, I came across only one potential
> solution.
I havn't yet tried with HeVeA output, but OOo is quite capable of
handling html code. It can also export to .doc
Johannes
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rdiff' different versions. I don't think that it is practical
to accomplish the same with either OOo or M$ Office. The latter has some
kind of 'versioning' system, where different authors/revisions get
different colours, but it is nothing like as efficient as Latex together
with a
che auch nach relevanten Fehlermeldungen. Falls
du englisch verstehst hilft dir hier vermutlich [2] weiter.
[2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Hoffe, dies hilft,
Johannes
>
> ich hab an meinem Notebook einen Fehler und kann den nicht zuordnen.
>
> Nach willkür
ile), unless there is an important reason. If
the important reason is a single program, try backports or installing
that one package from testing first.
I've been running testing for some hardware reasons for years, it's not
a big deal, but I am saving a few hours each week since etc
1,
> and other filesystems should have a fs_passno of 2.
Johannes
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plainly not true. Two release managers were paid for one month
each last year (causing controversy). They were paid by money from
debian's project leader and they are no longer paid. I can't see any
indication that they are or ever were following commercial interests of
any kind.
Just
re I and many others cherish. It is
certainly not a bug.
HTH,
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c. Any idea how to go about doing this? (for now, I
>> am not interested in installing a calendar server of any sorts).
>>
> By the way, if I knew exactly which files hold calendar data, I wouldn't
> mind an rsync option.
Try unison[-gtk]. It avoids the hassle to remember whi
Don't know if this
would work, though. (It can't hurt, I guess ;-)
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> On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 17:23:20 +0200
> Johannes Wiedersich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> kde is by no means perfect. The last time I tried gnome, however, it
>> was far worse.
>
>> J
get a child panel as follows: just
right-click somewhere on the (little??) free space of your panel. Then
"add new panel -> external task bar".
HTH,
Johannes
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(kprinter for kde).
YMMV, just MHO,
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doubt check the full headers of emails (and there are
probably ways to forge those, too.)
Johannes
PS: Thanks for spotting this, Florian!
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figuration you'd have to restart
the xserver with '/etc/init.d/kdm restart' or gdm, or whatever your X
display manager is.
You do have xserver-xorg installed, don't you?
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iles have some very
> strange characters in them, but they don't seem to show up when I cat the
> file.
Try the 'strings' command for removing non-printable characters.
(Package: binutils)
HTH,
Johannes
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#x27;bzr merge|pull' to synchronize all files).
I am slightly leaning towards mercurial, because it is available for
potential collaborators with MS's OS. Most of all however, I want the
tool that is powerful and efficient (both usage, time and space).
Thanks for your opinions!
Johanne
't help that much
because I don't know in which file the string was found. Maybe there's a
tool that makes it possible to find a string in a bunch of files and
also to list in which file the string was found? Or any modification to
the command given above?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Jo
t's exactly what I need. It also shows that I have to investigate the
grep command a little bit further ...
Thanks a lot.
Johannes
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because I don't know in which file the string was found. Maybe there's a
tool that makes it possible to find a string in a bunch of files and
also to list in which file the string was found? Or any modification to
the command given above?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Jo
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V A R G U X wrote:
> http://times.debian.net/1161-etch-r1
Thanks.
Any ideas, why it hasn't been announced via the main web site and
'debian-announce', as has been the custom before?
Johannes
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bian's front page still shows '4.0 released' and
'3.1 updated' nothing of '4.1 updated'. Nothing on 'debian-announce'
either...
Just curious.
Johannes
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Hello,
On [Thu, 16.08.2007 08:19], Csányi Pál wrote:
> I try:
> sudo deborphan | aptitude purge
dpkg --purge `deborphan`
executed as root will do the job.
Johannes
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his computer was running WinXP.
Try installing and using xserver-xorg-video-intel. It is only available
for lenny/testing and sid, unfortunately [1]. (I didn't succeed in
running i810 on etch with the displays wide display resolution.)
Googleing for "i810 debian", "i810 etch",
o give
the stddev, because 'above' and 'below' would be the same value.
The fact that 'above' and 'below' are generally different values, is a
direct hint that 1) does not apply. This is probably one of the reasons
why meteorologists give mean temperatures in
rect. Can you do a
>
> ping exchange.server
>
> where exchange.server is the part after the "@" of the e-mail-address?
>
> Johannes
>
>
> Pinging "ucwv.edu" returns the ip address of the dns/domain controller.
> Not the exchange server. I tried sen
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Mace, Nathan wrote:
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Johannes Wiedersich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 1:40 PM
>> To: Mace, Nathan; debian-user@lists.debian.org
>> Subject: Re: Sending
erver entry, so our mail server (and your
exim4 as well) decides it is a spam server and refuses to connect to it.
Note that your connection looks ok up to when our mail server tries to
lookup your 'return address' and then refuses to accept your mail
(because it is invalid).
Johannes
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; that matters). I wouldn't think it should, SMTP is SMTP.
On CLI try:
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Subject: Test from my debian box
Just a test
.
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And check what this gives with regard to your logs.
I will report, if it arrives ok.
Johannes
its destination.
Check /var/log/exim4/ for whatever happens to your mail.
No program will be able to send any mail, as long as mail is not
properly configured on your system.
HTH,
Johannes
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lly in a
manner that is accessible with java turned off). It works better on
paper than in praxi, but it's the right step.
HTH,
Johannes
[1] http://validator.w3.org/
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a rebranded Ricoh)
Less than .3 Eurocent / page.
Johannes
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Manon Metten wrote:
> Please sign the petition here: http://www.noooxml.org/petition.
> (Cookies have to be enabled for this site.)
JavaScript has to be enabled for wikidot.com as well.
Johannes
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at package by aptitude purge
repeat until the directory disappears.
HTH,
Johannes
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es me, IBM created SQL in the '60s.
>
> But that wasn't his point. I don't know when SQL was created,
> and wasn't making that claim. However, his claim seemed to
> be that MicroSoft doesn't predate 1987, which is absurd.
No. He said that IBM created SQL befor
mpile.
So, why don't you just use debian after all? It seems you've been on
this list long enough to dare to ditch your fedora for the universal OS. :-D
Johannes
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ctories). Krusader
> handles dates properly and works fine.
Johannes
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servers, you will probably already have thought about omitting those
drives and using an USB memory stick for installing and (when necessary)
for recovering the system. This is also useful for small systems which
have no room for unnecessary drives.
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also ask you for your root
password. So this way you are more failsafe and follow the principle of
using root as little as possible.
Johannes
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hardware on that computer. That's one of the
reasons, why one should have more than just *1* backup.
Doing backups over Ethernet, using a spare computer as a backup server
has the advantage that it is more easy to diagnose hardware problems (is
it the usb card of the computer or the usb hard
ult, if you have
an other OS on the same hard disk that doesn't understand the default
msdos. You should check the documentation of all your other OSes to find
a partition type that is supported by all of them.
It's good to know that debian also supports obscure stuff :-)
Johannes
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It looks like you are using different mail clients and they are
configured differently.
> Is this being fixed?
I guess this can only be fixed by yourself.
Johannes
PS: Look at the full headers of your mails in your sent-folder and/or as
received from the list.
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u have *not* posted the
actual configuration files, the actual commands, the actual error
messages, the actual logs.
Johannes
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