On Wed, 2006-07-19 at 19:41 -0700, The Nice Spider
wrote:
1. look at the task bar, after Places there is
Desktop but in right-bottom
corner there Desktop Icon too. I think the
Desktop
(with some app there,
such as Control Center, yast, lock screen and
logout)
is usefull and make
Stanislav Visnovsky wrote:
Try this argument for booting the installation:
AddSwap: 0|3|/dev/hda5
if 0, never ask for swap; if the argument is a positive number n, activate
the nth swap partition; if the argument is a partition name, activate this
swap partition
very interesting, thanks
On Wed, Jul 19, 2006 at 06:20:38PM -0700, The Nice Spider wrote:
does this the purpose of pattern? or may I
misunderstanding this?
who send the petrol to ubuntu (gnome), xandos (kde),
fox (kde), rh desktop
(gnome)? better we provide official package while
still include other
package as
since FW_INCOMING_HIGHPORTS_TCP is deleted, now how do
i open port 5050 for
YM?
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On Thu, Jul 20, 2006 at 12:51:33AM -0700, The Nice Spider wrote:
hi, better provide the last reply by in the
bugzilla, to make me easy to
know that already reply by someone especially if the
status un-changed.
currently i must open detail bug one by one to know if
there're any reply.
I
On Wed, 2006-07-19 at 23:08 -0700, The Nice Spider wrote:
let's me tell you in these steps (sorry for my bad
english):
1. I have 2 NIC: 1 internal and 1 external. the
external is using public IP.
2. on yast, i check masquerading
3. external and internal allowed service ONLY listed:
http
Kenneth Schneider wrote:
On Wed, 2006-07-19 at 23:08 -0700, The Nice Spider wrote:
let's me tell you in these steps (sorry for my bad
english):
1. I have 2 NIC: 1 internal and 1 external. the
external is using public IP.
2. on yast, i check masquerading
3. external and internal allowed
On Thu, Jul 20, 2006 at 02:13:19PM +0200, jdd wrote:
If you want to control _outbound_ access look into using squid, that is
what it was designed for. The firewall is designed mainly for _inbound_
access control.
and here, inbound mean the inside of the server itself
(hence the http for
Hi,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, Lars Rupp wrote:
Am Mi 19.07.2006 23:15 schrieb Eberhard Moenkeberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
x86_64 and ppc should be available again with the next build. Sorry
for
creating extra traffic,
OK, reappeared.
But now the repodata directory got lost...
Hm. We have it here
houghi wrote:
[...]
Is it trafic generated by the server then it is outbound. If it is traffic
for the server, then it is inbound. If the server IS the firewall, then a
connection from WAN to LAN will be both inbound and outbound. Client asks
the server access on port 80 - Inbound. Server
jdd wrote:
[...]
I already noted that the documentation of SuSEfirewall2 is
extremely ambiguous on this respect.
Where? Send patches to me.
cu
Ludwig
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(o_ Ludwig Nussel
//\ SUSE LINUX Products GmbH, Development
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On Wed, 2006-07-19 at 23:08 -0700, The Nice Spider
wrote:
let's me tell you in these steps (sorry for my bad
english):
1. I have 2 NIC: 1 internal and 1 external. the
external is using public IP.
2. on yast, i check masquerading
3. external and internal allowed service ONLY
listed:
http
list all services, then you will see sf2 using
SuSEfirewall2 instead
susefirewall2, i suggest only named as susefirewall
all in LOWERCASE, like
squid, named, mysql, samba. Not MySQL or SquiD.
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Maybe the response of that question can help the grow and improving of our
community.
One HUGE factor with EVERYONE I know that uses Ubuntu or Kubuntu is...
_package_management_. Ubuntu uses apt with the Synaptic front
El Jueves, 20 de Julio de 2006 16:46, Abiud Rosas Herrera escribió:
Que tal. Tengo la versión de Amarok que viene con SuSE 10.1
pero mi problema es que no puedo reproducir mp3, podrían ayudarme para
saber que motor debo usar o algún complemento que necesite.
Saludos cordiales
On Thu, 2006-07-20 at 18:09 +0200, Andreas Hanke wrote:
Hi,
Anders Johansson schrieb:
Perhaps someone could set up a repository registration service. It
shouldn't
take long to hack up a quick GUI to retrieve a set of URLs together with
one-liner descriptions, and let users select
tor, 20,.07.2006 kl. 18.07 +0200, skrev Andreas Hanke:
snip
Normally I would now ask you for the output of installation_sources -s
and tell you which additional sources you need. But unfortunately, the
installation_sources command is gone in 10.1 :(
embla:/home/iznogood # rug sl
# |
But it should output the ENTIRE url and not just parts of it.
Yes, that would be better. But you can make it do that if you add the
no-abbrev flag:
rug --no-abbrev sl
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Andreas Hanke wrote:
What I would like is an easier way to extend the installation sources
the better way would be a special file in the installation
repository itself, wich, read by yast give all the needed data.
with a good mozilla setup (mime type), a clic on the file
and the
* Martin Schlander [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Jul 20. 2006 15:10]:
Torsdag 20 juli 2006 14:13 skrev Daniel Bertolo:
I second this. The strength of Ubuntu is package management.
I agree, but package management covers a lot of ground - let's try to be
more specific.
I think it's not so much
Hi,
Thomas Hertweck schrieb:
[...]
And it's still often considered to be more free or more open, which
I tend to find rather unfair sometimes.
Is this really what the end user is worried about?
No, probably not, and nobody stated that.
I'm just trying to explain *why* the user's winmodem
* Andreas Hanke [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Jul 20. 2006 18:07]:
Normally I would now ask you for the output of installation_sources -s
and tell you which additional sources you need. But unfortunately, the
installation_sources command is gone in 10.1 :(
We have an internal version which will be made
Thomas Hertweck wrote:
Per Jessen wrote:
[...]
Quality and openSUSE.org are right now the two main strengths of
SUSE. It is true that SUSE reputation for quality got a little dented
with the hurried change of package manager in 10.1, but I suspect
Novell might well have learned a lesson
Per Jessen wrote:
But 10.1 underwent a fully public alpha and beta phase - I myself tested
all the beta versions, I believe. It's a pity that 10.1 was not
delayed to wait for the libzypp fix.
should not have given any good; Remember that the problem
come from _not_ having enough update
Andreas Hanke wrote:
[...]
I'm just trying to explain *why* the user's winmodem didn't work in a
default installation and *why* it will probably not work better in
future default installations of (open)SUSE, and actually I doubt that
other distributors can continue with proprietary kernel
Thomas Hertweck wrote:
*without* an adequate replacement that makes the transition as smooth as
possible for the end user. First getting a solution in place and *then*
radars on the road are added that make speed moving more
difficult, but I can't wait to take my car to have an
automatic
jdd wrote:
Per Jessen wrote:
But 10.1 underwent a fully public alpha and beta phase - I myself
tested all the beta versions, I believe. It's a pity that 10.1 was
not delayed to wait for the libzypp fix.
should not have given any good; Remember that the problem
come from _not_ having
On Thu, Jul 20, 2006 at 03:17:59PM -0300, Druid wrote:
No, both work the same way, both systems depends on which repos do
you have
enabled. There is no differrence. We miss a easy way to add external
repositories, repo discovery, and integration with packages in the build
service.
Andreas Hanke wrote:
[...]
I don't share this opinion.
Fair enough ;-)
Managers are not dumb. They know that
(open)SUSE is perceived as sort of a test case for enterprise
products, and they know that poor (open)SUSE releases put the reputation
of enterprise products into question.
I
jdd wrote:
radars on the road are added that make speed moving more
difficult, but I can't wait to take my car to have an
automatic speed adjustment on it (it will probably never have)
You start to annoy me because you drag this discussion into something
that was never intended.
[...]
Hi,
Whoever wants to try, with todays kernel update using ATI and NVIDIA
commercial drivers should now be possible (again).
Add as ZYPP / YUM source:
http://www2.ati.com/suse/ as repo for ATI drivers and
Packages:
x11-video-fglrx
I love the new 10.1, i got the highest end nvidia just for it, and compiz kicks
ass.
Here is my problem,
I have no preference between KDE and Gnome as long as they can do the basic
stuff i need,
and with alot of mono stuff i do, gnome is the better choice,
but i have been a kde user up until
On Thursday 20 July 2006 07:19, Per Jessen wrote:
Per Jessen wrote:
Personally, I don't experiment much with
distros as I have a production system to look after, so I don't
know anything about Ubuntu.
But now I got curious and downloaded Ubuntu 6.06, burned myself a CD
and began the
Hi,
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, BandiPat wrote:
As far as APT goes, I'm sure for those that have used it continuously on
a Debian based distro, think it's the best thing since sliced bread,
but I seem to remember the difficulty many had trying to use it with
SuSE. The wailing that went on the
El Jueves, 20 de Julio de 2006 14:51, Jan Engelhardt escribió:
I think mostly what's a problem is finding and managing repos. It
would help a lot if more of the 3rd party repos could join under
the packman umbrella perhaps.
Nice try, but when everyone tags me as EXPERIMENTAL because of the
On Thursday 20 July 2006 16:34, M.Blackmore wrote:
I'm really not technical at all, so don't know how or if it is possible,
to put in the Suse menu button onto xfce4, so one can point and click to
bring up a list of programs and tools.
Anyone know how/if this can be done?
Not a SUSE menu,
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