Peter Washington:
> Hi Clive,
>
>> just tried that command but reported:
>> scanimage: sane_start:error during device I/O
>>
>> It does not appear to be powering the scanner, I'm on mains power not
>> battery. Xsane can 'see' the scanner as it gives a choice between
>> webcam or scanner, but then
I'm not running any kind of server anymore.
Previously I had a built-in DynDNS account with my Voyager 220 router. This
was kindly provided by BT, and I didn't need either a static url or a client
as the computer was a server, was never switched off and so DHCP only
changed it once in three year
Hi Clive,
> just tried that command but reported:
> scanimage: sane_start:error during device I/O
>
> It does not appear to be powering the scanner, I'm on mains power not
> battery. Xsane can 'see' the scanner as it gives a choice between
> webcam or scanner, but then waits, goes grey and report
Tim Allen wrote:
> On 07/12/09 15:41, Chris Dennis wrote:
>> Simon O'Riordan wrote:
>>> Couldn't make it last night; travelling back from Bristol was tiring and
>>> dangerous, so I didn't fancy another round.
>>> This morning I took delivery of my HomeHub2.0 router, bought for £25 new
>>> off e-b
On Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:32:12 -, Simon O'Riordan
wrote:
> I have been aware of the client, but for the cost of the electricity a
> commercial account is better. I have a sensible domain name as well.
From this conversation I am getting the impression you are not running the
client on the
I have been aware of the client, but for the cost of the electricity a
commercial account is better. I have a sensible domain name as well.
Simono
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From: "Chris Dennis"
To: "Dorset Linux User Group"
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 3:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Dorset] Recomm
On 05/12/09 13:35, John Carlyle-Clarke wrote:
> Andrew Drapper wrote:
>> Oh and while I am on it does anyone have any suggestions for creating a
>> revisions backup of my documents?
>>
>>
> Have a look at rdiff-backup too. Plenty of info on Google.
>
>
Or CVS or Subversion.
Tim
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On 07/12/09 15:41, Chris Dennis wrote:
> Simon O'Riordan wrote:
>> Couldn't make it last night; travelling back from Bristol was tiring and
>> dangerous, so I didn't fancy another round.
>> This morning I took delivery of my HomeHub2.0 router, bought for £25 new off
>> e-bay(rrp£90).
>> To my dis
Simon O'Riordan wrote:
> Couldn't make it last night; travelling back from Bristol was tiring and
> dangerous, so I didn't fancy another round.
> This morning I took delivery of my HomeHub2.0 router, bought for £25 new off
> e-bay(rrp£90).
> To my dismay, it doesn't support DynDNS services, so my
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