g that can be converted to pdf correctly. This may mean
editing makethumbs.sh and learning about XML/FO, but you might get
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;t understand. One of them is:
>
> Error, some other host already uses address 127.0.0.1.
I may be way behind the boat here, but it sounds like the entry
in /etc/hosts for 127.0.0.1 does not use the same hostname as you have
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> culatr2da = see you later today See I can get cryptic also:>)
Don't get too hung up on the command line.
You can always open the floppy icon and the home icon on your desktop
and drag the file from the floppy
the label say on those CDs?
If they are 10.1 Community Edition it may be worth upgrading. Since I am
still using 9.2 I'll let others tell you how worthwhile it is.
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hyper-linked document is ten times worse. It was a great relief to find
that telling Konqueror "info:make" does exactly what it says on the
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your anti-virus app.
> As I mentioned, klamav claims to be able to quarantine messages
> containing viruses and worms but the component klammail doesn't seem
> to exist on my system - ideas, anyone?
No help here. I afraid.
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Not having used it myself, I don't know how close. chroot may also be
worth looking at, but I think it's too restrictive.
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security level. Most of mine are drwxr-xr-x. If that's your problem
then it would be safer to reduce the security level or just work within
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have a size like any other file.
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systems.
> >
> > This being a Mandrake list I can't believe that no one suggested
> > Mandrake Move: our very own Live CD.
> > http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/ftp.php3#move
>
> Oh. Right oh! Forgot ALL about Mandrake. Is THAT what we run here?
Oh y
update the attachment. The process looks
fairly easy - just hit the "action" link.
It looks like the page could do with a tutorial as well. I might get
around to that.
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> On Sunday 14 Nov 2004 09:47, Richard Urwin wrote:
> > Unfortunately I don't have a copy of anything I added. Fortunately
> > I haven't added anything in a while and it's no great loss anyway.
>
> I think that
r the cracking. Now, I make every backup
> based on dates.
When the panic dies down, if you want a hand developing a more robust
backup scheme let me know.
Unfortunately I don't have a copy of anything I added. Fortunately I
haven't added
The important bits are the plug, and the monitor being plug&play.
This monitor is plug&play, and appears to use a standard VGA plug. If
your video card can produce a dot clock above 110MHz you should have no
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> -- cmg
Actually ABBA music is technically highly complex. It comes out sounding
mushy, but just try to play/sing it.
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the contents of various obscure files, to try to sort out exactly what
problem you're having. The threads can be quite long, and they don't
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the monitor's pass-band.
So long as the maximum dot clock of the graphics board is well above
the dot rate of the monitor you should have no problem, but by well
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So the effect is just to build "myapp". It avoids having to place the
default target first in the file, which you may not want to do for
reasons of your own. The "myapp" should match another target further
down, as in:
all: myapp
.
.
.
myapp:
n without that it is still useful to the black-hats.
We cannot become complacent. Every element of security is important.
The TheRegister link posted by Derek Jennings is very interesting and
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t do as good a
> job at rendering as gpdf:
>
> http://www.freeyourmachine.org/acroread.png
>
> The UI *sucks*, it doesn't even let me use my scrollwheel!
>
> gpdf may be lacking in some functionality, but for what it&#x
loppy, which is on the distribution disks.
Or investigate bootp and tftp - boot as a thin client.
The first is probably the way you want to go. IIUC, it expects to have
an FTP server out there with the distribution on, so you'd have to set
that up, but I've not done either m
lot of files 'looking' and again, for
> heaps of times.
I don't know how the shared library resolution code works; I would
expect a lot of these for stuff that follows a path, such as $PATH and
$LDPATH, but it's my unde
hing
> wrong?..Hhhhep...Melv
>in
Nobody's mentioned yet that you don't burn iso's like you may normally
be doing. Ignore the window where you pull in all the files. Usually
there's a file selector on the burn pane where you put the
On Sunday 26 Sep 2004 1:52 am, Erylon Hines wrote:
> On Saturday 25 September 2004 03:37 pm, Richard Urwin wrote:
> | I think "Which" was told off and had to publish a retraction not so
> | long ago for publicly giving that bit of advice.
> |
> | Some things to bear in m
very
long and hard before I decide to connect myself to the case with a
piece of wire.
Another word of warning: some PSUs do not have an off switch. The button
on the front of an ATX case leaves power to some parts of the
motherboard. If there
at captures and saves all packets for analysis (for example, for
> monitoring network usage).
Normally a NIC will only receive packets that are addressed to itself.
By putting the NIC in promiscuous mode it will receive all packets that
it sees, no matter how they are addressed.
; Xandros, those that, like Mandrake, aim at pleasing the user, not
> some draconian and corrupt legislators who came up with the DMCA.
Probably something to do with where your head office is based.
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to a lot of you, sorry about that.
I think the absolutely correct definition is that it is accessed through
a web browser. In the great majority of cases that means it is
web-server based, but it could be java/javascript/VB. See
http://www.soronlin.org.uk/geekquiz.html
as an example
rable.
I can well recommend this CD; I've just gone through the
diagnostic/repair process from hell on a friend's PC, and this thing
was worth its weight in gold.
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hanks but I beleive this suggestion was made long ago.
And it's still inferior to "man -t sensors|lpr"
(because that puts in the correct headers and footers)
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course, and there is a genuine problem with using the date across a
network.
If you're looking into this sort of thing, you may want to check out
"ant".
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> > cause it is quite possible to
> > simply forget that you're running as root and do something you
> > could regret. It happened to me couple of times before...
>
> Good recommendation, and yes, I've, uh, had some problems w
compliant document.
Example enclosed, the final version of which is at
http://www.soronlin.org.uk/
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On the left you will see a set of navigation buttons for pages in this
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site.
Highlights
cure. (Who writes those manual
pages?)
Type
passwd
into a root console.
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7;visualize' your file system, you can't actually do any operations on
> the file(s)/system though.
The application in Jurassic park does exist out there somewhere, can't
remember what it's called now, and it doesn't let you do anything
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> cross link the two to provide additional ports ?
Yes. Not a problem. These days switches are getting so clever you don't
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> > DSL in for my sister using Pipex, and they are not Linux hostile
> > like some other ISPs. (Good prices too)
> >
> > derek
>
> Just one point - depending upon provider, protocol might be PPPoE.
IIRC, here in the UK, ADSL is PPoA and cable is PPoE.
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networking, (that you need to know about.) MCC in no way translates it.
I can go into more detail if you want, but this probably isn't the
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sl-start', and terminated
> with 'adsl-stop'. It's easier to enable aDSL service this way,
> than under Windoze.
That's using a modem, right Tom? I don't need any of that adsl-start
stuff. The user-id etc. stuff would be handy though.
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> There is a lot of support for it out there. It won't be as easy as
> the NetGear but it's all about choice.
The other nice thing about ethernet routers is that you can have a
firewall up that allows no evil traffic to even get as far as your
ma
nd
finally an assembler.
Now you can discard the other computer and use the simple operating
system that you have to extend itself.
It is possible to do all that work by hand, but it ties your brain in
knots, and it hasn't been done that way since the fifties.
Linus had it a bit easier, s
ux to use a dumb terminal as the
console and hide the computer away somewhere. Better, if you get an
8-way serial i/f, you can have a terminal in every room.
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that seem to be easier to
learn than MS Windows?
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r and the
> same number is in both of their headers.
The Bat! is an email app for Windows, unfortunately not for *nix,
because by all accounts it's excellent.
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open automatically by pushing them (bank, office, home) don't work any
more, because they aren't reading a password from your cyber-ware.
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s only available in CVS, there are
several dependencies and no real tutorial. Having said that I had no
real trouble getting it up and running.
http://www.ntop.org/ntop.html
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ile generation numbers. Of course that only made it harder,
but still possible, for someone in the George world to open the file
and make it unavailable to MaxiMOP. MaxiMOP would then tell its user
that the "File Has Mysteriously Disappeared."
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us, and there are
other sets of languages that are similarly close to each other.
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itor (they
seem to have a tighter spec.)
You can use the keypad + and - keys in combination with Ctrl-Alt to
change resolution, so hitting Ctrl-Alt-keypad(-) may get you a lower
resolution that your monitor can display.
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disasterous.
C: a compiler
Bash: creating a connection graph from a network capture. (Taking one
ASCII stream and generating another.)
Expect: automating the control of a microcontroller programmer (serial
port protocol).
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> On Wed, 2004-07-07 at 21:33, Richard Urwin wrote:
> > On Wednesday 07 Jul 2004 8:41 am, EE wrote:
> > > One of things that I have been looking for some time is general
> > > programming tutorial-Coding techniques i.e how to
Fpikestyle.html
http://jyogee.tripod.com/books/recommended_c_style_and_coding_standards.htm
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here is mine below.
>
> drwxrwxrwx 0 root root 0 Jul 5 18:30 floppy/
The output of "ls -l/dev/fd*" would be useful too.
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tmare to restore when it exceeded 24gb.
http://www.linuxorbit.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=222
Or if that splits badly:
http://tinyurl.com/2ph56
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d no MOV instruction, but did have:
DCA - Dump And Clear Accumulator
TCA - Two's Complement Add
Storing the contents of the accumulator cleared it, and to load it you
added something to it.
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at, a soft reboot does not reset the PCI devices, so you
could end up with one of them in a bad state.
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When sed is not quite powerful enough, you should start learning awk.
Other commands that are very useful are "cut" and "tr".
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man -t subject | lpr
This has the advantage of retaining the bold and underline attributes,
which the "col -b" command strips.
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> On Tuesday 08 June 2004 07:27 pm, Richard Urwin wrote:
> >>> snip
> >
> > www.sysinternals.com give away a screensaver that gives authentic
> > blue screens (with the right modules and other data list
oot followed by a checkdisk with massive hard disk errors and
another blue screen and so on. Great fun. Unfortunately it only runs on
Windows.
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On Sunday 06 Jun 2004 9:02 pm, aron wrote:
> And Rute Tutorial and exposition
> http://freshmeat.net/redir/rute/9186/url_homepage/rute.2038bug.com
> download tit in HTML or .tar.gz form
Or just "urpmi rute" It's on the 9.2 CDs, probably on 10.
nux/intro-linux.pdf
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turers!
You're right in that it shouldn't be constantly thrashing the disk, but
Derek is correct that most of memory is always used for disk caching,
so it isn't obvious. Try:
$ top
and give it the commands: fuOu
Check the nFLT column (page fault count.) With an uptime of 1 3/4 days I
the one
you can foul up; it is four bytes separated by periods.
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and then this link: http://bluez.sourceforge.net/contrib/HOWTO-PAN
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the software
producer and see if you can get them to help you narrow down the
problem. For instance which libraries it uses, and which versions of
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le till I started to examine headers and
> figured it out. Oh, and I did it myself too pressing the new message
> option instead of reply. :)
If adding the RE: yourself is too much trouble, Outlook has the same
brain-dead behaviour.
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> policies against mass mailing, definitely have policies against
> unsolicited mass-mailing and in most cases will cancel a user account
> rather than risk being labeled spam-friendly.
>
> In any group of 200+ people, you have to expect that at least a fe
nel there might be a better way by setting the
capability bits on the executable. I don't know if the tools are in
place yet to set it up though.
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he remaining portion onto a second CD. If I do
> this, how do I restore the original file.
> I don't have a network or second hard drive option for backup at the
> moment. TIA
> Paul
Does this help?
http://www.linuxorbit.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&
ou specify the nvidia driver, add a line
> like this:
>
> #Option "IgnoreDisplayDevices" "CRT, TV"
>
> And tell it to ignore the devices you don't want to use.
Without the # ?
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error. The file on the floppy has a new date and a
> size of 0!
>
> I'm baffled. We're in the process of moving and I just don't have a
> lot of time to spend on this problem anymore.
When all else fails it might be a hardware error.
Try formatting a floppy on the machine, the drive might be out of
alignment, and this may then allow you to write floppies on that drive.
But you might not be able to use them on any others...
Try swapping the drive, they're dead cheap.
Might also be the controller on the Mobo, of course.
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way I can see is to specify a specific .bashrc file for bash.
rxvt -e /bin/bash --rcfile myrcfile
Where myrcfile contains:
source ~/.bashrc
cd mydirectory
Note: I haven't tested this.
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notsaying.soronlin.org.uk - My IP address, ie my router
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - MX to notsaying.soronlin.org.uk (priority 10)
and ISP mailserver (priority 20)
Router:
Passes SMTP (TCP port 25) to mercury
Internal:
mercury.soronlin.org.uk
venus.soronlin.org.uk
That's worked faultlessly so far.
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ooks like a serial port, in fact I think scmxx expects a
serial port.) The caveat is that scmxx is written for a Seimens phone,
and using anything else is at your own risk.
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On Friday 07 May 2004 7:37 am, Richard Urwin wrote:
> Run ntop. I've found one of the Samba clients grabbing huge amounts
> of memory after about three weeks.
Not clients, components. Must not post first thing in the morning.
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nt ahead and rebooted which of course
> cleared out the problem. The system had been up for right at 30 days
> with 9.0. Anyone want to take a guess at what may cause this?
Run ntop. I've found one of the Samba clients grabbing huge amounts of
memory after about three wee
he default install doesn't
support it. Good to see you're working again though.
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acement of hardware cursor image
> area.
>...
>(II) ATI(0): VESA VBE Total Mem: 2048 kB
You should manage 64k colours (16bpp) at 1024x768, or 24bpp at lower
resolutions.
How much video memory do you think the board has?
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Africa, Asia or Australia. (I have a feeling Australians wont see much
due to it being daylight.) It rises between 8:20 and 9:10 in Britain.
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nothing to be ashamed about.
Hooray, Hooray! It's the First of May! Outdoor sex begins today!
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> 5. After the update is complete, type 'alt+F1' then, reboot the
> machine.
I think you mean F7.
It is not necessary to reboot unless you have just installed a new Linux
kernel.
-
are just saved under the user's home. A worm
could probably just write itself into that folder.
With Linux an email virus/worm cannot destroy the system easily, but
they can subvert it. And that is what most new viruses/worms try to do.
Now is not the tim
On Sunday 25 Apr 2004 10:15 am, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
> On Sun, 2004-04-25 at 19:04, Richard Urwin wrote:
> > On Sunday 25 Apr 2004 3:58 am, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
> > > Besides, I'm a traditionalist; sendmail has been part of *NIX for
> > > quite a long time and well,
put from the terminal window, which would never be covered by
> another window (think Xfce's panel layer set to "Top").
If you set focus to follow the mouse, then the window with focus doesn't
move up the stack until you click in it.
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> Besides, I'm a traditionalist; sendmail has been part of *NIX for
> quite a long time and well, I don't see why it SHOULDN'T be used
> because of it's, well, age...(g)
You don't bother with the M4 macros
On Saturday 24 Apr 2004 11:49 pm, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
> On Sat, 2004-04-24 at 21:47, Richard Urwin wrote:
> > 9.1? Why?
> > Postfix can be a problem in 9.2 because it installs a
> > non-functional mailman. Solution is to configure mailman or just
> > uninstall both and
ution is to configure mailman or just uninstall both and
reinstall Postfix. I didn't have a problem with 9.1final though,
although I might have just selected different install options.
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a network capture file and produced a picture
(gif, postscript or what-have-you) that showed conversations between
machines as lines between labelled boxes. Then someone else pointed out
that two sed invocations and a tr could be replaced by a simple awk
script. I love Li
nline manual.
If you install from Charles' source the Mandrake menu appears as on
entry in the right click menu. You'll have to ask him how he did it
though if you want to stick with the compiled version.
My best tip: load the command line applet and add it to the panel.
Yo
.
Many applications obey both standards, but some don't. I find that I
cannot paste from eterm to kmail for example.
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may create an earth loop, which is basically an antenna.
(My HiFi used to pick up Radio Moscow until I removed one of the
earths.) Your earth wiring could pick up an induced voltage from a
nearby lightning strike and fry equipment that would otherwise be safe.
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hat you transfered
the bad one in ASCII mode rather than Binary mode? If so konquerer
could be identifying it as text. Or it might be that it just happens to
have some magic sequence of bytes, such as no bytes above 127 in the
first bit of the file.
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nual entry for woman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] richard]$ ping of.angels
ping: unknown host of.angels
[EMAIL PROTECTED] richard]$ man -k nudist.attire
nudist.attire: nothing appropriate
Have a play with the enclosed program while working hard.
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Descript
On Thursday 08 Apr 2004 8:23 pm, Arys P. Deloso wrote:
> Can anyone point me to the right direction in creating/editing a text
> file with UTF-8 encoding?
www.jedit.org
Damn fine editor, and it does UTF8, 16 and a lot more.
You'll need the Sun or IBM Java runtime though.
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