that's a Thinkpad R40
At present, I'm running without the drive: I rhink that's the same model drive
I have. At any rate, the system's an R40 model 2722-GDM.
Is there anything anyone can think of before I feed it into Bugzila?
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> By the way, I've tried a different DVD writer as well.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks
> Phil
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sue.
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> SUSE Linux Products GmbH GF: Markus Rex, HRB 16746 (AG Nuernberg)
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debug("glo fw = $globals{'fw'}");
Hang on, what's that at the end of line 1646 in yours?
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tp://shop.example.com/
and it includes a document from http://tracker.example.com.
Cannot tracker match my two visits, and maybe record my credit card detaisl
"for my greater convenience>"
I tend to allow session cookies, but rarely permanent cookies.
I also tend to use divers browsers a
On Wednesday 21 February 2007 19:35, Daniel Feiglin wrote:
> Attached business cards
> Daniel Feiglin
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> Work 972 9 8616204
> Fax 972 9 8621052
> Mobile 927 52 3869986
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Please, no business cards on the list, my
On Wednesday 21 February 2007 23:42, Joachim Schrod wrote:
> For the record, I should add that one needs to collect MTBF numbers
> (actually, MTTF and MTTR numbers) onself. Data from other
> organizations is not reliable, the variance seems to be quite high.
That would be because shops' environment
On Thursday 22 February 2007 00:09, Joe Morris (NTM) wrote:
> John Summerfield wrote:
> > On Tuesday 20 February 2007 23:20, Joe Morris (NTM) wrote:
> >> I know very little about this problem, so I will share what I know and
> >> if anyone knows perl if you can give
On Thursday 22 February 2007 06:44, Jack Malone wrote:
> A shared address book would have been handy today
OpenLDAP should be able to do this, though you may need to add to the schema.
this is a standard directory service, and all your email clients should
directly support it.
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Such as
download software. Such as change their proxy settings.
If a site's using AD, and if they have lots of Windows desktops they should
be, you won't get more than peripheral stuff off the Windows boxes, and the
Windows serverss (some of them anyway) will remain because th
On Wednesday 07 March 2007 21:27, Russell Jones wrote:
> John Summerfield wrote:
> > On Tuesday 27 February 2007 23:58, Russell Jones wrote:
> >> Well, not as tidy as AD (nor, I suspect, as difficult to diagnose when
> >> it goes wrong) is to use something like Au
I've spent a good hour and an half looking for where ti get updates for my
OpenSUSE 10.2,
All that I can find is that "The current patches for openSUSE™ are available
from an update software catalog. If you have registered your product during
the installation, an update catalog is already confi
On Sunday 11 March 2007 07:24, Michael Skiba wrote:
> On Saturday, 10. March 2007 20:28, jdd wrote:
> > linux/suse.com/suse/update/10.1
>
> he should probably use 10.2 :) (depending on his installation..)
Probably you're right Michael.
I've shozen one, and now Yast is amusing itself tying up my mo
tually
use it, not a bunch of Linux geeks.
Of course you're not going to get good unbiased advice here~
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one can lean on to move the mouse cursor plus three mouse
buttons, all functioning under Linux. There's also the usual touchpad, with
two buttons and scrolling and clicking gestures.
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x27;t tell that before listening and understanding what he has
to say. Then, perhaps we can discuss it further and maybe come to an
agreement: if not, then we can part on good terms, each understanding the
other.
Fanatical ranting with never persuade anyone with the ability to think, to
que
never have Linux on it anymore, but I have this
> machine, with its own problems running Linux, and until I couldn't print,
> fairly happily.
Your choice, but a bit radical.
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program.
Perhaps you should explain in some detail what you want to do - too often,
people ask how to do something (and people ask them) when they really should
be outlining a problem and asking for suggestions on how to solve the
problem.
>
> Thanks.
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to me.
Basically, you
telnet mail 110
then follow the pop3 protocol; google can find the details, search on these
terms:
pop3 protocol rfc
You can also run tcpdump on your desktop:
tcpdump -i any -A -s port 110
which can be very illuminating.
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. sed
is strictly batch-oriented.
_I_ regularly do system maintenance by dialup, and no GUI is especially useful
at the other end of a modem.
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n't change that?
fwiw I have a system whose BIOS has decided not to boot directly from hda,
Couldn't figure why, but booting grub on CD is fine, and this works:
root (hd0)
chainloader +1
boot
There is, of course, no reason /boot can't (with a little work) be on a CD.
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rejoinder,
it's probably best off-list.
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On Thursday 12 April 2007 19:21, Benji Weber wrote:
> On 4/12/07, John Summerfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've had enough of this list, I really do not like off-list replies to my
> > attempts to help people.
> >
> > They are bad because
> > 1
sure JB's not going to stir that pot again.
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maintainers address(es) and bother them.
In my experience, they mostly ignore the views of one person. Presumably, if
approached by several then they might listen. Especially, in this case, it's
someone from Novell or SUSE. Pointing to this thread might help.
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and all the other *x email clients are fixed to work well (some do), there
are still others such as Lookout/Lookout Express. Pegassus etc.
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