old mailx. Or mutt. :)
well now that you mention it...
in other news, I'm learning vim today. I quite like.
You'll be learning it for years. Nearly every day I find something else
I didn't know :)
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wiki on how to achieve it.
Works
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least 4 drives paired into two pairs and then stripe between the two raid-1
devices? this is getting complicated!
That's the normal way to do that, sometimes with more than 2 RAID 1 pairs.
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for writing to the one disc sequentially.
Once again, no.
In short, it's a completely flawed idea IMHO (of the Not So Humble
variety :-p)
no, not really, it's just different.
Although I don't use it myself.
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who are very happy with them.
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*buntu and Fedora
(although they're in the repos for those too)
so
looking around, I found h264enc. This is a script that puts together a
list of tools, mencoder, mplayer, faac, MP4Box etc in a way to get
decent results.
Seen that, it's okay. Handbrake still wins though :)
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use when I was having issues with Handbrake (random segfaults a while
back)
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Just sayin'.
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On 19/10/11 15:51, john lewis wrote:
[...]
Ooops! I thought it was working but it aint!
It works with file manager but not in any text editing I've tried,
for example I still need to use Ctrl-Del in this mail app and in a
terminal window.
to delete text in a terminal? I certainly don't need
is rpmbuild being run here? or are you attempting to run everything
using setup.py? Where is the SPEC file that rpmbuild is using?
All other incantations I've tried have
failed horribly (usually with the GES.glade file ending up in completely
the wrong plac).
Errr - help?
Vic.
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what you want here.
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with all of it, it's mostly pretty good)
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android phone, like Jan.
P.S. I already know about Calibre :-)
well, there you go, then :)
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http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=191564highlight=vnc+gnome
http://theseekersquill.wordpress.com/2010/03/16/vnc-server-ubuntu-windows/
http://www.ehow.com/how_5089245_install-vnc-server-ubuntu.html
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On 02/21/2010 02:53 PM, Stephen Davies wrote:
Here's the scenario
A number of Domains have been defined using DYNdns. They all point at
one IP address.
At that address is a Netgear Router that is configured to port forward
all port 80 requests to the Linux Server where the http server is
NAME
konversat 3849 stuart 15u IPv4 220155 0t0 TCP
x.x.x.x:38052-remote.host.name:vcom-tunnel (ESTABLISHED)
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them all to say
VirtualHost *:60163
ServerName my.server.name
DocumentRoot /path/to/data
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and hopefully all should be well.
Assuming that all your 'ServerName' hostnames resolve to your IP address.
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Hello folks
What's the up-to-date way to run a script when a USB hard-drive is
plugged in to a server running Debian 5.0 and a 2.6.26 kernel?
Autofs/automount? udev? The technology seems to keep changing, and I
don't know what's
for that as well.
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/dev on a modern Linux system is usually managed by udev and should not
need copying. To check this:
# grep /dev /etc/fstab
aarrgh. or in fact don't. I have no idea where that came from.
That's what you get for leaving the house at 0530! :)
however
Samuel Penn wrote:
[...]
Several hosts, most of them virtual. If nothing else, there's also
the learning opportunity since it's something I'd like to know
how to do.
I hear that. Been there and done it - do quite a lot of LDAP stuff these
days as a result.
However, I can't find any easy
provide nice commandline tools for
managing users and services.
If you just want an easy-to-use LDAP directory, then...
http://directory.fedoraproject.org
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On 27/10/09 00:00, Stuart Sears wrote:
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note to self:
read the whole thread first.
:)
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they require java,
but do work (IIRC) with openjdk now)
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** the answer may well affect whether I decide to bother :)
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first got to it? Never mind all the apt pinning stuff... :)
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) that I think anyone
that knew anything about security could get in with no problem.
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enforce TLS for incoming
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binary an modules, which can be easily installed and removed, creating
the initrd where appropriate)
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, so the most
appropriate patches (and .config options) are likely to be applied.
Also the installation and removal scripts will match those of the
vendor-provided existing kernels
Horses for courses etc etc :)
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/prep_guide/
There are no official practice tests or exam guides beyond the above.
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On 18/09/09 15:27, Stuart Sears wrote:
On 18/09/09 15:04, Stephen Nelson-Smith wrote:
I've been toying with the idea of getting Redhat certification. I
did the pre-assessment questionaires and concluded that I was pretty
close to being ready to take the RHCE exam immediately, but would
be. As long as you get the configuration correct for your
system.
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only the first
'title' or 'artist' field, though. (AFAIR)
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On 07/09/09 19:05, Leo wrote:
Unfortunately I've tried both exfalso and easytag and neither of them is
really good enough for me.
What do you need/want a tag editor to do that they don't?
Are you comparing these to an editor you've used in the past?
How about picard?
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changes. It just seems easier.
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are there any other alternatives to acroread apart from xpdf and kpdf
evince?
it's the default GNOME pdf (and ps) reader
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I think you may have become slightly confused with the mdadm --assemble
commands in that howto.
man md / man mdadm
are both pretty good at explaining how some of this works.
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Stephen Rowles wrote:
[stuff about HDMI]
Does anyone know of any video / sound card pairs that fit the bill, and
most importantly actually work on Linux!
not exactly what you asked for, but I couldn't avoid mentioning this:
http://beagleboard.org/
there are some amazingly cool videos of it
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