Eckhard Kosin wrote:
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Eckhard Kosin wrote:
But if I try to recursively copy directories to the udf-formatted
dvd-ram:
cp -r /some/dir /media/cdrecord
than after a few seconds the system freezes totally - only a power
Carl Fink wrote:
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 03:58:43PM +0200, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Carl Fink wrote:
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 10:18:21AM +0200, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Seemed worth trying, but "apt-file find kprinter" returns nothing.
kprinter is part of the kdeprint packag
Eckhard Kosin wrote:
Hi,
I formatted a dvd-ram with udf:
mkudffs --media-type=dvdram /dev/scd0
Than after mounting the dvd-ram I can copy files to it and a diff shows
that the copied files are okay. To ensure that the files have really
been written I switched the writer off and on and mounted
Carl Fink wrote:
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 10:18:21AM +0200, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Printing from Acroread is a pain. In particular it seems to do a really
bad job at outodetecting our network printers. It also never seems to
remember my previous settings. I've had best results by man
Carl Fink wrote:
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 01:47:03AM -0400, Carl Fink wrote:
I'm using Etch, with up-to-date CUPS. I can print fine from most
applications (e.g. OpenOffice.org, Firefox) but not from Adobe Acrobat
Reader (v7 from the Marillat collection). In fact, I can print a Social
Security f
Jan Dinger wrote:
Hallo, Ich möchte ein backup machen:
1/woche Fullbackup
6/woche inkrementel
Different approach:
I've been using rdiff-backup. With rdiff-backup you'll get one 'exact'
copy of the present state of your files and directories. In a separate
folder rdiff-backup keeps diffs of t
Zbigniew Wiech wrote:
Hi,
It's not a problem of desktop and GUI. I could really live with
blackscreen and "./configure/make/make install" instead of "setup.exe". If
only "./configure..." was more-less equally reliable as "setup.exe".
Well there is only one or two supported Versions of M$, but
Paul E Condon wrote:
On Fri, Jul 14, 2006 at 10:40:07AM +0200, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Paul E Condon wrote:
But some posters to this thread seem to be unaware that selecting
"Desk top" during install of Debian causes -both- kde -and- gnome to
be installed. So, I believe almost al
Christopher Nelson wrote:
On Sun, Jul 16, 2006 at 11:33:34PM +0200, mattias jonsson wrote:
how to activate ssh in debian?
i run colinux debian
Client or server? (I'm assuming here that colinux lets linux talk to
the host's networking, I don't how to set it up if it doesn't)
The client should
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is happening in different places :
- desktop icons : I open an application that is hiding the icon, then
when I close the application part of the icon text disappeared. After I
move the mouse over the missing text it is visible again.
- firefox : On some site there i
Paul E Condon wrote:
But some posters to this thread seem to be unaware that selecting
"Desk top" during install of Debian causes -both- kde -and- gnome to
be installed. So, I believe almost all of those newbies about whom we
are genuinely concerned already have both on their computer. And
-both
Indraveni wrote:
I think I dint give proper information to you. Actually we are
wowrking for a debian based distro and for this we want to create an
autorunning CD. That is, for Windows, after installation if we some
other features to be installed so we just insert the installable CD, it
will ju
Indraveni wrote:
Hi,
I want to know how to create an autorunning CD in Linux especially
debian Linux. As soon as I insert the CD it opens up in a browser in my
system but along with this i also want a script to run automatically or
some html page should open.. Like in windows we create this usi
Aurélien Morelle wrote:
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Aurélien Morelle wrote:
you could alternatively try
dpkg -S msgfmt
What output does this yield?
It yields this output :
gettext: /usr/lib/gettext/msgfmt.net.exe
gettext: /usr/bin/msgfmt
gettext: /usr/share/man/man1/msgfmt.1.gz
but it
Aurélien Morelle wrote:
Hi,
I've done "apt-file update" and then "apt-file search msgfmt" returns
nothing.
It makes me think it comes not from a package... strange.
It does not work for me on a completely unstable (upgraded and
> dist-upgraded daily) i386/i686 system.
More, I have gettext
Felipe Leon wrote:
Now, when I open KMix or so I have 2 options for
cards: the SB live 5.1 and the "Conexant CX8811". If I
choose the conexant I get no sound at all.
I've never had much luck using kmix myself. Just a guess: try to install
alsa and use alsamixer (from the command line) to conf
Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
is this option disappeared?
man apt-setup
is that what you mean?
Johannes
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Hubert Chan wrote:
On Fri, 7 Jul 2006 09:50:38 +0900, Nick Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Hi all, I may be imagining it, but I thought that at one stage `xpdf
-fullsreen foo.pdf' would launch xpdf with no buttons or scrollbars
etc. The current version in unstable (1.00-3.8) includes all the
Serban Udrea wrote:
Now to my problem. I have a little server with Debian 3.1 Sarge. A few
days ago I received from debian-security the message regarding problems
with the 2.4.27 kernel: DSA 1097-1 New Kernel 2.4.27 packages fix
several vulnerabilities. Since I have this kernel version installe
Anil Gupte wrote:
BlankNeed help and advice.
This system happens to be in a place where there are frequent power
losses. So, my plan is to have a small root partition (say about
100MB), and make it a read-only partition. This way, there will be
no corruption on constant reboots. The apps, logs
ZeroUno wrote:
The problem is that, when searching for info about a server machine
offered by the reseller, I'm a bit scared to find out that only binary
downloads for a restricted range of operating systems are available...
this happened with an IBM machine, and now I'm looking for an Intel
s
Goran wrote:
Hello, my personal view is that all this stuff ("someOS-compatible") is
crap. Just look for good & qualitative parts for the server and that's
it.
My actual recommendation for server with several responsibilities in
small companies is an Vanerpool enabled Intel-machine for using with
Rodney D. Myers wrote:
On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 16:38:33 -0700
"Martin Paraskevov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
rpm lets you check whether a packege has been installed.
is this possible to do with apt-get or some other tool as well?
- martin
dpkg -l | grep
Better:
dpkg -l
Johannes
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Lynn Kilroy wrote:
I am going to be a little nasty on this one, fellas, by breaking all
your perfectly held and highly valued netiquette.
I recommend you just stick to M$ Outlook. At some 250 Euros/US$ per
licence for Outlook and XP-Pro it is a bargain and it seems to contain
all the features
T wrote:
where can I find the xorgcfg and/or xorgconfig in Etch?
What is really missing is a piece of documentation of how to set up xorg
in debian.
As said in my recent post, my dist-upgrade from sarge to etch went fine,
except that I don't know how to tweak my x-configuration. I also don'
Ron Johnson wrote:
Competent MUAs (like Mutt/elm and Evolution) have a
Reply-to-List command.
I wouldn't call Thunderbird incompetent, but your point is well
taken.
Tbird is lacking in specific competence.
Being able to import mbox files is another aggravating area of
incompetence.
I would
I've recently upgraded from sarge to etch. Everything worked more or
less painlessly. However I would like to tweek my xorg configuration a
bit [1].
Where can I find the documentation on how to do it?
/usr/share/doc/xserver-xorg-*
doesn't contain sufficient information.
Is /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Roberto Bernetti wrote:
Thank for the hint. SCPM can manage printing and video too I wonder if is
there anything more similar.
I'm not using those tools too heavily, but some of them (laptop-net,
IIRC) support scripts to run, when a network is 'entered' or 'left'. You
can easily script somet
Kamaraju Kusumanchi wrote:
On Wednesday 14 June 2006 03:04, Brent Clark wrote:
Sorry, couldnt resist
http://www.tectonic.co.za/view.php?id=1026
After reading this sentence in the above article
"Once again I should have probably read the manual, but I figured I've done
this before."
I th
Ubuntu and Kubuntu are not Debian; while based on Debian, they really
are different distributions, with different goals.
The main differences are the fact that Ubuntu (and its sisters kubuntu
and edubuntu) have strict 6-month release cycles, while Debian does not;
and the fact that the default Ub
Roberto Bernetti wrote:
Hi all
I'm moving, for my laptop, from SuSE 9.2 to Debian.
Welcome aboard!
One of the packages I
appreciated was System configuration profile manager I used to switch
configuration from my different office or at home.
Is there anything similar in Debian?
$ apt-cac
Felix C. Stegerman wrote:
> Do you know what would be the best way to make sure I don't miss any
> of those updates? If I backport e.g. mysql from unstable/testing,
> will I be able to rely on security announcements to debian-security,
> or do I need to check for new vulnerabilities upstream?
J
Felix C. Stegerman wrote:
Hi,
I'm about to install sarge on a (production) server of my own, and
would rather like to have the latest versions of:
* mysql (5.0)
* vim (7.0)
* the Linux kernel (2.6.16) [ppc]
Since these are not in sarge, I'm considering using backported
versions from backp
I'm using cups and kprinter for printing on debian sarge. Apparently
adobe reader is completely unaware of this. Every time I want to print
something I have to manually select A4 instead of letter etc. and have
to tell it to use kprinter instead of lpr.
Other applications successfully detect a
Serena Cantor wrote:
I use sarge's default kernel, I read CD-Write howto,
but can't get it work.
I have a IDE-CDROM. how to use it thru scsi emulation?
I add a line to menu.lst,
append hdb=ide-scsi
I load some modules (ide-scsi... ) it just does not work
Normally the installer should set i
Tshepang Lekhonkhobe wrote:
Hi,
It's well-known that Debian releases are rock-solid. But I've been
wondering if there's been a comparison between various releases as
regards stability. It would be nice if there's some commentary from
long-time Debian users (say those who experienced it pre-Woody)
Adam Funk wrote:
I recently used the `aptitude hold` command. It seems to be doing
what I expected but I'm curious -- what are the differences between
this and pinning a package in /etc/apt/preferences, and where does
aptitude hold store the information? (`grep -r PACKAGENAME /etc/apt/`
turns u
N A wrote:
Is it possible to install Debian as a dual-boot on an Intel Celeron
system using only the existing windows partition and a removable hard
drive ~250MiB? If so, how would one do so?
Unfortunately: NO.
from the installation manual:
http://www.de.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/apcs0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Johannes Wiedersich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On this boot with knoppix, the /dev/hda was detected and mounted, but with
plenty of room.
df
[EMAIL PROTECTED] df hda*
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/root
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i guess this should be considered a "bad answer" from the system:
# mount /dev/hda9/ /mnt/drive
mount: /dev/hda9 is not a valid block device
hinting towards a very damaged HD!
What does dmesg say about finding any HD?
My dmesg tells me
hda: SAMSUNG Serial number, type
Within the bug tracking system, a bug is marked 'resolved' even if it is
not resolved in debian stable. Wouldn't it be more in line of 'We will
not hide problems', if there was an additional tag, about when a bug is
finally resolved in stable?
I filed a bug a while ago [1]: an editor crashes w
Hex Star wrote:
Hi, I have a server running Suse 10, stock kernel 2.6.13-15-smp and
cPanel version 10.8.2-RELEASE 83 , I can't seem to get quotas to work.
I've tried enabling quotas in whm and doing /scripts/fixquotas but it
always returns this error: Old group file(s) not found, won't subtract
Martin Hermanowski wrote:
On Thu, May 18, 2006 at 10:43:01AM +0200, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
`CTRL+U, CTRL+A, CTRL+C' might be what you are looking for.
Thanks! That does it. I'm rather sure that it used to work without the
CTRL+U in previous versions of Mozilla-Mail/T
I have recently turned too stupid to be able to select and copy the
headers from emails in order to paste them elsewhere. With the mouse I
can select only a single line of header information at a time, but I
would like to copy the whole message: all headers plus body text.
Is this still possib
Digby Tarvin wrote:
There should be no problem sharing /home provided you are careful about
a few minor things - principally:
Well, and you should be sure that all your distributions always have the
same versions of some of the programs you use. It's not always obvious,
that different version
Dov Oxenberg wrote:
Hello, First off I would like to say thanks to all of you for being
so kind in welcoming me to the list, and for your willingness to be
of assistance. I am having a similar issue to the user who posted
earlier this morning saying he was unable to load the KDE or GNOME
and susp
John O'Hagan wrote:
Hi,
When shutting down my etch laptop of late, it stops just short of power-off
with a message along the lines of "No more processes in this runlevel". I
then have to power-off manually.
I looked in /etc/init.d and noticed that the "halt" script was no longer a
script, b
We have a shiny new printer/copier/scanner. It sends scanned pages as
email attachments. Instead of manually selecting individual email
adresses on the cumbersome telephone-like local keyboard, it would be
handy to mail all of them to the same e-mail address and have the
attachments automatical
Matthias Pfeifer wrote:
Hallo liebe NG,
Folgendes Problem:
Ich benutze "unseren" (Sind wir nicht alle eine große Gemeinde?)
Ja, wir sind eine große Gemeinde, eine sehr große Gemeinde. Du hast
deine Mail an den englischsprachigen Teil der Gemeinde geschickt.
Yes, we are a big community, a v
Ron wrote:
Hi,
I installed the HP PSC1400 drivers on Linux such that I can print to a
Windows machine which is connected to a HP PSC1410 printer. I am using
cups. This is in my log:
10/May/2006:14:09:54 +0200] Started backend /usr/lib/cups/backend/smb
(PID 5794) for job 199.
E [10/May/2006:14:
All your assumptions about me and the licence in question are plainly
wrong. I don't know how you come around knowing about my licence,
European and German law and apparently everything else better than
anyone else on the list (and probalby on earth.)
Mike McCarty wrote:
Johannes Wiede
Mike McCarty wrote:
Steve Lamb wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
I once couldn't read or view my old work after switching employer,
because I suddenly didn't have a licence for a certain program any
more and all work that was done with that program was mo
Mike McCarty wrote:
Steve Lamb wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
I once couldn't read or view my old work after switching employer,
because I suddenly didn't have a licence for a certain program any
more and all work that was done with that program was mo
Mike McCarty wrote:
"Social contract" machts nichts here. In fact, for me, the
"social contract" aspect of all Linux distros is a drawback
to them. I don't want to "change the social order" or "be
the downfall of capitalism", or "kill MicroSoft" or any of
the other "social goals" so often associa
Mike McCarty wrote:
Chris Lale wrote:
Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
On Sat, Apr 22, 2006 at 05:15:06PM -0500, Kent West wrote:
Include my name in the list of "people for whom social contract is the
#1 point" also. When Debian ceases to be Free, then Debian ceases to
retain my loyalty.
Ad
mozilla developer center announced 'sunset' for mozilla 1.7.x and
Firefox 1.0.x etc. ie. these won't be supported by mozilla any more.
http://developer.mozilla.org/devnews/index.php/2006/04/12/sunset-announcement-for-fxtb-10x-and-mozilla-suite-17x/
What does this mean for mozilla, firefox and th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Apr 25, 2006 at 01:57:30AM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
While we're on the subject of file systems ... Are there any useful
runours about the long-awaited landing of reiser4 at Debian?
While we are at it: reiser4 was one of the main reasons, why I switched
from sus
Paul E Condon wrote:
Try using the Read Easily add-on. If a site is difficult to read you
just press Shft-Ctrl-Z and it becomes plain text. I use this a lot for
those ridiculous site where you have pale blue text on a white
background, etc.
Thanks.
I'd like to try this but so far as I know I'
Anthony Campbell wrote:
Try using the Read Easily add-on. If a site is difficult to read you
just press Shft-Ctrl-Z and it becomes plain text. I use this a lot for
those ridiculous site where you have pale blue text on a white
background, etc.
Thanks, I will definitely try it. I well remember
Paul E Condon wrote:
First: I don't have to use Firefox. If there is another browser
that solves my problem, please suggest it. I'm willing to try
something new.
My problem: When I go to some web sites (more recently it seems)
and click on a hot-link, it brings up a menu that I am supposed
to se
Kamaraju Kusumanchi wrote:
Could it be because there are less number of desktop users using Linux than
windows?
No.
There were viruses in Windows at a time when there were less windows
users than there are linux users today and when most M$-users (at that
time including myself) were still ru
Raleigh Guevarra wrote:
Any1 here knows how to setup cups with samba and debian and print to a
printer from a windows client pc?
google: howto debian windows printing
First hit is what you'd want to read :-)
http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/Debian-and-Windows-Shared-Printing.html
Johannes
Lukas Ruf wrote:
Dear all,
is there a toolset that allows for package being proxied/cached on a
second host? The reason for my question: a set of computers is
connected to a server that runs 7*24h. Instead of having all the
computers download the packages individually, the server should fetch
a
lmyho wrote:
Yes it's a workstation, to be some kind of app server, but not mail server. But
why
a workstation doesn't need anti-virus stuff? Doesn't the Internet connection
unsafe? Actually, I should asy, I want to find anti-spyware/adware/virus stuff,
just to make the workstation safe when c
Hal Vaughan wrote:
that. I do know a friend of mine looked (a photo professor) at figures
and said that the ink in any photo printer was more expensive per ounce
than the most expensive Parisian perfumes. He also told me it costs
more per photo to use a home printer to print them than it does
Michael Ott wrote:
I have an Athlon 2800, Can I install debian 3.1 i386?
Why not? I am sure that it runs
Maybe after installation you would want to install
kernel-image-2.6.8-3-k7, an kernel specially optimized for Athlon
processors.
For the installation itself it's good to use standard
Mike McCarty wrote:
A related question is how to do it without taking the machine down
uncleanly or fiddling an arcane file somewhere. I've thought about
perhaps doing...
To my understanding it's not a good idea to do a fsck to a mounted
filesystem. If your question is 'how to _force_ a fsck w
David Wainberg wrote:
I hope someone can help. Recently, I have been unable to compile tex/latex
documents. When I try, [tex|latex] tells me it can't find the file I'm
trying to compile:
snip
$ latex template.tex
This is pdfeTeX, Version 3.141592-1.21a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.4)
en
Rogério Brito wrote:
Except that the kernel can have bugs that may corrupt the
data-structures laid on disk.
Almost all data goes cached before going onto the disk. Your memory mal
malfunction also independently of your disk.
These are just *some* of a long list of reasons to check your disks w
Thanks for your answers!
Ali Milis wrote:
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
The debian default of my sarge installations is that the ext3-FS are
fsck'ed about every 30 mounts or 180 days (whatever comes first).
180 days is reasonable for new disks.
Perhaps you would like to lower it when your
George Borisov wrote:
You have a point, but the way I look at it one "testing" branch is as
good as the other. On machines where I want to avoid this I use "stable".
Nothing against your practise. As I can see from your post, you know
what you are doing. It's just to make sure OP is knowing,
George Borisov wrote:
Søren Christensen wrote:
Change /etc/apt/sources.list to point to etch instead of sarge
and update, upgrade anything else?
I would create an /etc/apt/preferences file like this:
---
Package: *
Pin: release a=stable
Pin-Priority: 650
Package: *
Pin: release a=testing
Xeno Campanoli wrote:
Say, where I work we have what appears to be a print network set up for
MS stuff, and my default configurations don't seem to allow me to say,
print the same web page I can in FF on XP. Is there some trick to
this? Perhaps is there a setup program? I'm using Ubuntu and
That's what we call the petsupermaket spammer.
It seems to be replying to most people who post on debian-devel,
debian-user and sometimes some of our other lists.
We haven't been able to match a subscriber to this, and it's not
happening all the time. If anyone can find something that makes is
c
The computer is broken? With viruses? Slow?
Wow, now the spam can finally get appreciated by everyone! Good to know
that once we run out of English spam there are volunteers who will
enrich the list with translations!
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Pabla,Balbir [Ontario] wrote:
1. On Dell PowereEdge 2800 server (no floppy) on this system, I would
like to make emergency bootable CD so that I can bring up the machine
using OLD kernel in case there is problem in booting using new compiled
kernel( I have to recompile the kernel using HIGHME
The debian default of my sarge installations is that the ext3-FS are
fsck'ed about every 30 mounts or 180 days (whatever comes first).
I assume that debian's installation defaults are reasonable. However one
of the computers is a server with thousands of files changed in /home
each day; the ot
Hello, I have recently downloaded the businesscard
image for the stable release of the debian OS. Can I
use this version along with Windows 98 or would you
recommend installing debian by itself.
There should be no problems running Debian and Windows 98 from the same
hard disk on the same com
Britton Kerin wrote:
I would like to buy my non-linux girlfriend a ready to
use laptop with:
wireless scan, falling back to CAT5 DHCP
open office
CD ROM that automounts
SD card reader that automounts
working sound card
reasonable memory and disk
working video acceleration
N.Pauli wrote:
Dear All,
Until I installed Etch and a 2.6.12 kernel I had a perfectly good printing
setup on Sarge with a 2.4.x kernel. I remember using the Gnome CUPS tool and
finding drivers for my Brother printer as well as an HP printer both of which
are network printers. During my trial
N.Pauli wrote:
Dear All,
Until I installed Etch and a 2.6.12 kernel I had a perfectly good printing
setup on Sarge with a 2.4.x kernel. I remember using the Gnome CUPS tool and
finding drivers for my Brother printer as well as an HP printer both of which
are network printers. During my trial
Jan Johansson wrote:
Is "RAID Reconfiguration Tool" ( http://unthought.net/raidreconf/ )
still the only way to reconfigure an array? I just thought since the
page is from 2001 maybe there is a new way? I would like to add another
200GB disk and go from RAID-1 -> RAID-5
We use mdadm to adminis
Casey T. Deccio wrote:
I am getting a lot of spam on my exim4 mailserver, much of which is
logged with "no host name found for IP address ..." and "no IP address
found for host ...". The acl_check_rcpt acl is mostly set with the
debian defaults.
Not exactly what you asked, but maybe quite clos
Matt Zagrabelny wrote:
I like gqview :)
second that.
third! Nice software.
Johannes
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John Halton wrote:
Not odd at all. Installing Windows XP is a nightmare - well, to be
fair, the actual "base install" is OK-ish, but dumps you in a very
basic setup with no network, no sound and a 640x480 VGA display. You
then have to install multiple drivers in a specified order with a
reboot be
Erwin Rennert wrote:
that sounds like fun ... but OTOH, that's what user accounts are for.
Why don't you use your own account and make it accessible on your wife's
desktop with the help of tightvnc or something similar?
Short of that the obvious solution seems to be that you use
mozilla-suite
Edward Speyer wrote:
Hi!
I'm stuck trying to find a nice way to allow rsync / rdiff-backup enough
permissions to keep ownership information intact at the backup-receiving
end.
I /could/ run as root on the backup-reciever, but it'd be nice if there
was a less sledge-hammer approach to the chown
Alvin Oga wrote:
for fun ... and i'm sure this is nothing new to the
Thanks for the funny post. Unfortunateley, it doesn't relate to the
subject line. Maybe you should have started a new thread: "how can I in
future make sure that my machine is not compromised."
This doesn't help to answer
Michael Przysucha wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem with my time setup. My timezone is set to "Europ/Berlin" but
my clock is 2 hours ahead.
Date returns: Do Feb 2 10:55:27 CET 2006, exact 2 hours ahead compared to the other servers which syncronize to a
ntp-server. The system itself syncronizes
Kent West wrote:
At the risk of
seriously offending the atheists on this list and getting flamed, I'd
suggest the world would be a better place if we'd listen to Leviticus
19:14: "Do not curse the deaf or put a stumbling block in front of the
blind."
This was originally written for the Jews on
Eddy Haaksma wrote:
This morning I rebooted my Debian-server.
After a while Grub responded during te boot-process with: Error 15 file
not found.
To my surprise the whole boot directory appears to be empty, except for
the /boot/grub directory.
The server is a HP Proliant 360 with a smartarr
steef wrote:
I am quite sure that debian-devel-announce@lists.debian.org didn't
send any malicious code to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Probably
someone has sent a message with a faked reply address.
It is no use to send such mails as your replies to thousands of users
on an international mailing list.
David Gaudine wrote:
I have to set up a system that is totally reliable w.r.t. data
integrity. That is, if a disk (or anything else) fails, it's OK if the
system is down for a few hours, but when it comes back up it has to be
exactly as it was, i.e. I can't restore from the previous day's back
ed reply address.
It is no use to send such mails as your replies to thousands of users on
an international mailing list.
Best regards,
Johannes Wiedersich
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I configured Mozilla to block all images from third-party sites (Accept
images that come from the originating server only).
I disabled java as well as javascript.
Nevertheless, when I load this page
https://www.cortalconsors.de
My browser establishes a connection to 62.26.220.3,
[EMAIL PR
I investigated further and found out that 'block images' of Mozilla
seems to work ok. (Sorry for my mistake; this is a huge html-page to
sort through...).
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
NB: I set the firewall on my sarge box to block all outgoing connections
to the relevant servers now
Any ideas?
I found gnuhtml2latex (on debian sarge), but that one has as mayor
drawbacks:
- poor/wrong rendering of spcial characters (eg. umlauts)
- supports only latex 2.09
I have a rather long html document (many pages), that looks just awfull
as html. Transition via html2text would requir
Scott wrote:
Wulfy wrote:
Peripherals --> Mouse... did the same thing myself :)
^
LOL
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ROFLOL
Johannes
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I have set up Mozilla to 'only accept images that come from the
originating server'. (Preferences --> privacy --> images). The images of
third-party servers per se are blocked (ie. not shown).
However, whenever Mozilla finds a link to an external image within a
page, Mozilla still sends a requ
Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
Kodak ls743 works out of the box with gphoto2.
Which version of gphoto2?
Out of which box?
sarge, etch, sid?
all of them?
Johannes
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