At 12:12 AM 3/1/2003 -0500, [ramzez] wrote:
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Hi friends...
Which perms I have to give to my script if I wanna that other users run it
but just how if I run it.
I know that is something with suid but I can't do it
This question is a bit hard to follo
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Hi friends...
Which perms I have to give to my script if I wanna that other users run it
but just how if I run it.
I know that is something with suid but I can't do it
thanks
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I think when I upgraded from RH6.2 saytime would not work well anymore. What I
did was change the bottom lines in saytime.sh as follows:
cat $SAYFILES > saytemp
# cat $SAYFILES > /dev/audio (original disabled)
play -t ul -r 8000 saytemp
and it worked ever since thru RH7.3.
Regards
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Peter
I've just been full of problems this week. Now here is another one.
I've captured a series of short avis which I'd like to import into an
openoffice presentation. Unfortunately, openoffice will only accept
animated gifs. My choices are now
1) Find a conversion package to let me create the
I don't know if you can get ahold of a newer version of koffice, but I had the
kind of stability problems with older versions. The newest version seems to
be about as close to stable as the rest of my system. (I've learned not to
expect perfection unless I want to help make it that way)
--Brian
Greetings, all.
I have recently discovered the ability of certain Linux word processing
apps to create pdf files. What I'm referring to here is the print to
file feature, i.e. printing an OpenOffice or M$Word file to pdf. This is
really useful for my work, and could save me plenty over the competi
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>for file in `ls -1`; do
> newfile=`echo "$file" | sed 's/ /_/'`
> echo "File is named ${file}"
> echo "The new file is named ${newfile}"
>
> mv "$file" "$newfile"
>done
>
>IHMO in the main-loop it is better to choose "ls -1", so the
> Andrew Langdon-Davies wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if the Lycoris installation program will let me
> choose where to install ? I need to respect an existing Windows
> installation.
As I'm recalling, if you choose the "advanced" option, you get a choice of
partitions on which to install. I seem t
James Miller wrote:
On 28 Feb 2003, Amin wrote:
Has anyone used Lycoris? What's the word on the vine about it? The
website would have us believe that it's bringing about a ``revolution''
in desktop Linux. If it's as good as advertised, what's going on out there?
I've used Lycoris. It's
On Friday 28 February 2003 07:44, Eng Se-Hsieng wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have to get the Nokia D211 working in the 2.5.59 kernel. I tweaked the
> driver files (which are meant for 2.4.x kernels) and it compiles and
> installs fine but when I insert the PCMCIA device, I get:
I saw at least 4 decent
I'll venture to disagree with one detail of Frank's review.
At 08:30 AM 2/28/2003 -0500, Frank Roberts wrote:
[...]
It is recommended that one acquire the commercial box sets for the commercial
distributions or a commercial generated CD set for Debian. For Debian try a
company like Cheap Bites.
Wh
At 07:10 AM 2/28/2003 -0500, neil t wrote:
Hello Ray and group-
I have been reading the posts about Distro's and saw your comments about
Debian. I obtained a copy of 3.0 a several months ago. I installed it
and had it setup and running but never had it fine tuned. Last month
I decided to start ag
On 28 Feb 2003, Amin wrote:
> Has anyone used Lycoris? What's the word on the vine about it? The
> website would have us believe that it's bringing about a ``revolution''
> in desktop Linux. If it's as good as advertised, what's going on out there?
>
I've used Lycoris. It's one of those *real* n
Hello Amin,
I've heard about Lycoris but not used it. This URL from DistroWatch has
a couple of links to (user?) reviews, so hopefully that should provide
some more insight:
http://www.distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=Lycoris
HTH,
Arthur
Amin wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone used Lycoris? What'
Hi All
Hope I am not sticking my keyboard in my mouth but here are a few thoughts on
the latest version of the three major commercial distribution and Debian.
Redhat - seems to be focused toward servers and uniform workstations for
corporate America. Single choice of desktop - The Bluecurve. Re
Hello Ray and group-
I have been reading the posts about Distro's and saw your comments about
Debian. I obtained a copy of 3.0 a several months ago. I installed it
and had it setup and running but never had it fine tuned. Last month
I decided to start again. I have been having a pretty good ti
Hi,
Has anyone used Lycoris? What's the word on the vine about it? The
website would have us believe that it's bringing about a ``revolution''
in desktop Linux. If it's as good as advertised, what's going on out there?
Yawar Amin
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> I am trying to write a program in c to be able to search a file
> for any pattern which will be given by the user at
> runtime.Basically a search tool.
> Could someone suggest a good way of doing this.I've heard of lex
> and yacc and also awk.Which one is better or is there any other
> option.
I
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