On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 10:29:16PM +, Adrian Bridgett wrote:
> How on earth is it dropping those other groups? The only thing I can
> think of is that exim's use of setgid/setpgid is doing it. I'll
> certainly admit that reading those manpages can get your head in a
> twist so I wondered if a
Hi,
+1 for the Blackberry Bold 2 (aka the Blackberry 9700).
I haven't tried using it as a modem yet but I'll give it a go and report back.
Cheers,
Paul.
Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
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From: James Ashburner
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:31:37
To: Hampshire
a weird one too.
Adrian
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I've just been banging my head against lurker (mailing list program we
use on hantslug) as it had stopped working.
I've diagnosed what's wrong, but have very little clue as to _why_.
The box runs exim as a mailserver and that runs as the Debian-exim user:
$ id Debian-exim
uid=102(Debian-exim) gi
Hi
Whilst stuck behind an annoying proxy today, I figured out how to work
around it and documented the process. This may be of use to others:
http://hinterlands.org/wiki/index.php/AvoidingRestrictiveProxy
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On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 07:56:46PM +, Victor Churchill wrote:
> I saw 'etch to lenny' and thought 'blimey, that's a big upgrade step'.
>
> Too much Ubuntu.
Some around here would dispute there is such a thing... :)
(And some would claim it's a tautology)
Hugo.
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On Tue, 16 Mar 2010, Adrian Bridgett wrote:
> All done.
Thanks Adrian!
As always your efforts are appreciated.
Andy
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On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 19:56:46 + (+), Victor Churchill wrote:
> I saw 'etch to lenny' and thought 'blimey, that's a big upgrade step'.
>
> Too much Ubuntu.
:-)
All done. Had to make a minor mod to the badge generator as PHP's
tempnam() now seems to return an absolute path rather than
I saw 'etch to lenny' and thought 'blimey, that's a big upgrade step'.
Too much Ubuntu.
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> (Actually, one I have unhidden it and discovered it, it's not very
> clear how to go any further.)
s/one/once/
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I have a Nokia E63, kind of Blackberry clone. I quite like its
keyboard and can use it comfortably for txting and a little browsing
with its own browser. It pairs OK with my laptop running XUbuntu K but
I have not gone into trying to use it as a modem from there.
(Actually, one I have unhidden it a
On Tuesday 16 Mar 2010, Adrian Bridgett wrote:
> Just a heads up, I'm feeling brave^W foolhardy^W bored.
>
> So I may well be upgrading the hantslug box this evening (etch to
> lenny).
>
> I wonder what will break I'll prepare some kit-kats just in case.
I upgraded a box at work, it took 2
Just a heads up, I'm feeling brave^W foolhardy^W bored.
So I may well be upgrading the hantslug box this evening (etch to
lenny).
I wonder what will break I'll prepare some kit-kats just in case.
Adrian
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One that hasn't been mentioned is the Motorola Droid (or "Milestone"
in Europe).
Adrian
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Sean Gibbins wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have several machines here running Ubuntu in various guises - 64-bit,
> 32-bit and UNR. Most connect to the network over wifi, and my desktop
> connects to the network via ethernet.
>
> The scanner is part of an HP C4580 wireless printer, and worked with all
> of
At 16:31 16/03/2010, you wrote:
>On 16/03/2010 16:27, Ian Park wrote:
> > I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> > Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
> > also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop&
> > netbook (bo
On 16/03/2010 16:27, Ian Park wrote:
> I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
> also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop&
> netbook (both of which run Ubuntu). There's no const
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 04:27:50PM +, Ian Park wrote:
> I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
> also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop &
> netbook (both of which run Ubu
I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop &
netbook (both of which run Ubuntu). There's no constraint about which
operator it's tied to; in
> Hi
>
> I have no idea where to start, but I'd like to display all of the roads in
> the UK that are deristricted, but not motorways. The simple reason is that
> I
> am a motorcyclist, and am frustrated with picking nice bendy roads on a
> map
> to find they are all 30 or 40mph. There are a few 'b
A while ago I was creating a mapserver for a sister company, we shelved the
project but I recall GIS data that had what you need. It's often freely
available and road data files tend to have speed limits and road
classifications.
While I don't remember exactly where I go the data I had from, but
Edward Beckmann wrote:
>
> So - your views welcome please.
>
Hi Ed,
I've just ordered one of these for my son's birthday:
http://tinyurl.com/yj7oqxu
[Acer Aspire One 751 / Intel Atom Z520 1.22GHz / 1GB / 160GB / 3-Cell
Battery Pack / 11.6" / Windows XP Home / Netbook / Blue]
Having bought one
On Tue, March 16, 2010 11:34 am, Edward Beckmann wrote:
> So, the idea is to suck the data out of a gps device (not that I have
> one),
> and then ask it stuff. I assume that gps data is a database with name,
> class, start point, end point, speed grading, speed limit etc. Can anyone
> help pleas
On 16 March 2010 11:34, Edward Beckmann wrote:
>
> Hi
> I have no idea where to start, but I'd like to display all of the roads in
> the UK that are deristricted, but not motorways. The simple reason is that I
> am a motorcyclist, and am frustrated with picking nice bendy roads on a map
> to find
Edward Beckmann wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have no idea where to start, but I'd like to display all of the roads in
> the UK that are deristricted, but not motorways. The simple reason is that I
> am a motorcyclist, and am frustrated with picking nice bendy roads on a map
> to find they are all 30 or 40mph.
Hi
I have no idea where to start, but I'd like to display all of the roads in
the UK that are deristricted, but not motorways. The simple reason is that I
am a motorcyclist, and am frustrated with picking nice bendy roads on a map
to find they are all 30 or 40mph. There are a few 'best roads' site
Hi
I've been asked to get a netbook ( £300 - 400) with about 10in screen for
working on the move, doing the odd presentation (with projector) and
demo-ing a few web-based bits. Most netbooks on linux will happily be a
miniature, portable server but the samsung N210 has caught my eye, mainly
'cos o
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