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, more or less. So it's not really an emacs vs. c++
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and sda1 and copy files from one to
the other.
Can some kind soul provide some incantations to enable me to do this
please.
My Mandrake machine has no Windows partitions or usb disks so I can't
look in fstab to get some clues.
And yes, I am a real newbie!
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# that I was burning the downloaded update RPM's (in multisession mode) only
# to find out after I'd loaned
. Luckily for me that I'd
not deleted the files after having burnt them so was able to burn them onto a
CD-RW.
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The only one I have found for Linux is Liferea, and it works well.
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a status of all services.
-d|--debug: Launch with debug.
-h|--help: This help.
-v|--version: Print version.
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Sunday, February 27, 2005, 3:18:49 PM, you wrote:
You may need to install additional packages:
spamassassin-spamc-3.0.2-0.1010.1mdk
spamassassin-spamd-3.0.2-0.1010.1mdk
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incantation to get it there (or even visible in Webmin)?
The RPM is SpamAssassin-3.0.2-0.1010.lmdk.i586.rpm.
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Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
SOTL wrote:
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As some of you are aware I started last week trying to make a data
base using MySQL.
I that light I have a nice book, some book examples, and questions
that are not answered
database)
then restart mysql server
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:33, BJ Tracy wrote:
Hello All,
PHP is a programming language that can generate HTML pages on the fly.
Don't forget Perl/CGI! Also very easy to learn with the abundance of
modules around
by url
or add to hosts on firewall if available.
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) in a terminal you get a
'~' which works in my machine where as if I use the tilde key I get told I'm a
silly bugger there's no such file or directory.
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to resolve web URL's.
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of the time it
would sit there and stare at me, reporting that acrobat was not found
(it is there) but launching it anyway - where its initial splash screen
would come up and then it would go to sleep.
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the problem of
finding java. It then has a seg default on the following line which starts java
com.ibm.speechapps.userwizard
Could someone who has successfully got this programme to run post the lines from
their scripts for me please.
TIA
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There's QCad, http://www.ribbonsoft.com/qcad.html
Never used it beyond starting it up in knoppix just to see what it does.
Seconded - very good intuitive 2D package which I would liken to
AutoSketch. Comes with all the dxf exporters etc.
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Added to the TWiki on http://mandrake.vmlinuz.ca/bin/view/Main/DvD
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to do is define the rules for which the data should
comply. And then convert these to code.
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info as to
what sort of data is on there (I have never used MacOS).
HTH
David.
OK, that doesn't seem right ay, but ..
hmm, what was the permissions for the macos before you changed it?
If you used to be able to read, write and execute on it then, the
owner root, should have rwx, and r-x
' (as root) show it has loaded? If not, try:
% depmod -a
% modprobe sm56
From the docs, I see the device should be loaded as /dev/modem which
should be linked to /dev/sm56. So in kppp use /dev/modem.
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that were locked..
cd /mnt/macos
chmod +wx *
That should get the files in order.
HTH
On Tuesday 08 February 2005 01:02 am, David G Stevenson wrote:
RickSisler wrote:
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Could you post the output of:
# ls -la /mnt/macos
It gave this:
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system
implementation on linux which I am missing (as I mentioned before, I
have no experience with MacOS)
You cannot revert/forget file permissions as this is not historically
recorded.
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I tried chmod +wx * ( you did mean * =/mnt/macos?)
It didn't unlock any files,I'm afraid...
n.
su
cd /mnt/macos
chmod +rx *
locked = not writable (or executable) permisions ? Just checking we have
the correct terminology :-)
On Tuesday 08 February 2005 09:52 am, David
2005 10:47 am, David G Stevenson wrote:
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I tried chmod +wx * ( you did mean * =/mnt/macos?)
It didn't unlock any files,I'm afraid...
n.
su
cd /mnt/macos
chmod +rx *
locked = not writable (or executable) permisions ? Just checking we have
the correct terminology :-)
On Tuesday
Mohammed Badran wrote:
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Subject: Re: [newbie] SM56 Motorola - modem problem
Mohammed Badran wrote:
Hi all
I have a SM56
dirname
Have a play with the option on a dummy directory so see the effect.
Remember, some files need to be executable and readonly for a reason!
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of diff types of disk until they
find one that works perfectly in their hardware, which is what I did.
Not very scientific as it would be nice to simply trust the specs of the
equipment :-(
HTH
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in it? Try adding the ip/hosts of the connecting
clients?
HTH - just a list of random things I would check.
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thru Samba. Either way you connect remotely, you will have needed
to configured cupsd on the server machine.
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the http.consf
files and .htaccess to provide group security to scripts etc.
I am sure you can do all this in php or any other language, but thats
what make programming so much fun eh!
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#On Monday 31 January 2005 11:29 pm, David wrote:
# On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 13:36:31 +1300
# David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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# a big snip
#no bother, just hoping you keep us informed as to how it all works, and what
#you did (and what
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#discussed amoungst other things Voice Recognition and ViaVoice in particular.
#Jack did you try Viavoice and if so did you get it sorted.
#
#I've just
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##Back in Nov 04 a thread titled Mandrake Linux not yet ready for primetime
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problems that I should be aware of?
Any clues as to what to look for would be appreciated.
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Miark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I try to run MicroEMACS in Powershell, I get
Environment variable TERM not defined! So if I
TERM=vt100 and then export TERM all is well.
Unless I close and open it again, that is.
How do I make this change permanent without affecting
other working
Dave Needham [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
thanks for the info ann and for every one else that has supplyed me with
info.nothing is ever easy in life and you have to start some where.oh well i
supose it will be like going to school again
dave..
How much memory do you have in your
on 10.1
on a toshiba.
pilot-xfer works fine provided you hit hot sync and the cable button on
the T5 before running it. I think hotplug maps it to /dev/pilot
automatically.
To backup:
pilot-xfer -p /dev/pilot --backup $HOME/palm/xbackup
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Alleviated my worries about swap space size), I reboot my machine.
Front screen and CMOS report ~768M of memory. LILO starts up, I choose Linux,
everything looks great.
I press ESC to see the verbose startup report
My Mandrake 10.0 has been setup and running great since June/July, using 256M
memory.
When I set up the system, I went with the double your memory for swap space
rule.
Now, I've purchased more memory, to take me to a total of 768M.
How do I double the memory size for swap space?
Is there some
On Wednesday 12 January 2005 12:30 pm, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Wednesday 12 January 2005 08:30 am, David Reynolds wrote:
Okay, I need to back up some of my data and, more importantly,
burn my 10.1 ISOs before I reinstall (to fix the libgcc error
my machine developed on the last install
) *
1,4,0 104) *
1,5,0 105) *
1,6,0 106) *
1,7,0 107) *
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The left Alt key works fine but the right Alt key is ignored.
It is like the system doesn't recgonize it as a shifting key.
Mdk 10.0
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On Friday 07 January 2005 04:53 pm, Miark wrote:
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 18:44:12 -0600, David wrote:
I've tried it for about a week now, and honestly, I can't tell any
difference. Besides, my conscience forbids me to send 30 request
to a server in order to get one page. There's enough
to almost universal
condemnation. There are pieces in it that are worthwhile (like #3), but as
Kaj mentioned, there's a lot that's unethical as well:
http://www.livejournal.com/community/linux/1065384.html
Kaj Haulrich.
David
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(using US-ASCII or some Windows charset) won't be
able to read Scandinavian characters like , and or even
the Euro-symbol ___.
I've got no problems seeing them in Kmail.
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On Wednesday 05 January 2005 22:25, David Reynolds wrote:
On Tuesday 04 January 2005 12:37 pm, Kaj Haulrich wrote:
On Tuesday 04 January 2005 17:58, Miark wrote:
On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 00:34:26 +0100, Kaj wrote:
In KMail I've
would be nice...
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with this thing, and I'm willing to reinstall if that's what it takes, but I
don't want to screw it up another time (this'll be my 4th 5th OS install in
10 days)...
Thanks,
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$h = [
{
'info' = undef,
'normal
(GCC_3.0). What's going on here?
Do I need to reinstall because they weren't available during the original
install, and therefore aren't in the kernel? Newbie question I know, but this
is really throwing a monkeywrench in my computer...
Thanks,
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#On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 13:35:47 -0500
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##
##Why don't you look into streamtuner. A great little app for listening to
##Internet radio on Linux. 'urpmi streamtuner' or use rpmdrake
Benjamin Pflugmann writes:
Another thing I would change is to avoid changing host.deny
directly. You can make hosts.deny look into other files like this:
sshd: /etc/host.deny.foo
This is a great idea, and thanks. I much prefer this.
Dave
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Here is a script I wrote to work around SSH probes. It is NOT elegant, very
quick and dirtyish but it does seem to work and it can be run from a cron
job fairly often without problems.
Hi Bryan, pretty cool, the only thing I would suggest is using
Bryan Phinney [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, my little script is very quick and dirty but after about a week of
being hit multiple times every night, I haven't yet found it parsing logs
wrong on my system but that doesn't mean much beyond my system.
I just had some different text in mine
into streamtuner. A great little app for listening to
#Internet radio on Linux. 'urpmi streamtuner' or use rpmdrake
thanks for the tip Greg, loaded and listening
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Can't access my T5 with KPilot. Messages shows it's on /dev/ttyUSBn but KPilot
can't link to it.
When HotSync on the T5 times out or is cancelled, the next time the T5
attempts to connect it's on a different port.
Anyone got this working on 10.1?
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Output from tail -f /var/log
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sure about 10.x, but it is worth a try.
Mikkel
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Anyone have any ideas? I'm willing to upgrade this machine to 10.1 OE if it
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I'm evaluating various Linux distros in order to recommend one to
novice users, particularly Windows switchers. Mandrake has been
recommended to me, especially since it can resize NTFS partitions.
Speaking
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Here's my concern about Live CDs: In older machines with slower CD
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True enough. And larger distros like Knoppix tend to try and cram a
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Am I correct in understanding, then, that Linuxes in general don't like
internal modems? I have not done any modem testing at all.
On Nov 15, 2004, at 7:34, M.Schild wrote:
:
I'm still searching for that perfect distro to recommend, but this
isn't an experience I would want to impose on a novice
Gee, my Linux installations work right out of the box. Even when some
tweaking
is required, I've been able to get onto the web and go looking for
help. And
I've never had to dive around in drawers looking for old CDs and
floppies.
By and large my experience has been the same.
Perhaps not, but
of the box. Am I
missing something obvious here that would solve my problems?
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I repair/reconfig/support all kinds of MS Windows machines - in home
and
corporate environments - I can't begin to tell you how many times I've
experienced the exact same thing - but with MS Windows (all versions).
Believe me, I know. Installing a clean copy of Win XP on the same
machine is no
Wow, $170 paid for endless thousands of dollars of equivalent software,
friendly support (evidence below) and admission into what in any other
conceivable discipline would be a select group of longtimers who would
not have the slightest thing to do with you. You offer them $170 bucks
(I say
JoeHill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My 4 yr old daughter wants me to download some Abba songs, like 'Dancing
Queen' and the like. Is this safe?
The more important question would be is it legal? If you are speaking of
going to one of the commercial download services, and purchasing copies of
I'm confused. Is there something especially risky about Abba for a
computer that wouldn't be a problem with other artists?
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My 4 yr old daughter wants me to download some Abba songs, like
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to the various Intel versions?
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Your hardware? Installer drops to text if it can't start X or there
isn't
enough RAM.
Dell Dimension with 2.6GHz P4, 19 monitor...can normally run 1600x1200
at 24-bit color in X, so technically it should be a problem. The
monitor is connected through a KVM switch, though.
- If 10.1 Official
Mandrake would definately be one of the top ones for novice users, in
my
experience. I can sympathize with your installation problems, however,
though I've never had the same with Linux. I had similar problems
installing
RedHat 8 on a certain box, but on others it installs flawlessly. I've
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Subject: Re: [newbie] A short notice to gmail users
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You should be able to make your replyto: field blank. I was able to.
Now, I can't vouch for whether
times that are different from reality (usually
shorter than actual uptime) when I know that they have not rebooted (a
check of the logs will verify).
Certainly not a major problem, but I'm curious...
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that ALL the Linux boxes out there are suffering
from not being able to update their clocks...?
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Russell W. Behne wrote:
Today at 08:39, David Johnson wrote:
For my next question: I'm wondering how uptime keeps
. I seem to recall others
mentioned the same thing when 10 came out. Are you sure that it isn't
just slow to initialize?
ED
BTW: your reply:to address is set and so any answers you get don't post
to the news list
David Johnson wrote:
I'm having an issue with a machine that I just
Paul Mooney [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all:
Now that Evolution has dropped the Summary, I am going to need a RSS
reader.
I am currently using liferea but I would like to try some others before
making a decision. Any suggestion?
I've stopped using Evolution for the same reason.
the reply:to address bl;ank. By default it will reply to your
email address except for when you send to mailing lists, then it will
reply to the list
ED
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Maybe I should qualify my previous statements. After boot, ifconfig
indeed, shows that ETH0 is UP, however it does
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Now that Evolution has dropped the Summary, I am going to need a RSS
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I am currently using liferea but I would like to try
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