Rajko M. wrote:
On Monday 06 August 2007 10:01:45 am Tim Nicholson wrote:
I have bought a cheapo cardbus to PCI adaptor for my desktop system
running 10.1 so I can use some memory cards that I share with the laptop.
Kinfo centre lists the adaptor in the PCI section, and an inserted
memory card
is easily recognised when plugged into a cardbus
to USB adaptor.
IS there anyway to set up the cardbus adaptor to hot plug like it would
in a laptop, or via the USB adaptor?
Thanks for any help.
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James Knott wrote:
Tim Nicholson wrote:
One of the things that annoys me everytime I upgrade is having to make
the new version of thunderbird learn what is spam.
Does anyone know which file its ruleset is kept in so I can copy it
across to new installs?
That sort of thing should be stored
Gilles Durys wrote:
Tim Nicholson wrote:
Does anyone know which file its ruleset is kept in so I can copy it
across to new installs?
I believe it's training.dat located in your thunderbird profile.
Thanks! Not the sort of filename I expected, but I can see the logic now!
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One of the things that annoys me everytime I upgrade is having to make
the new version of thunderbird learn what is spam.
Does anyone know which file its ruleset is kept in so I can copy it
across to new installs?
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in the above file,
(default is disabled) opened 5902 in the firewall, and restarted X.
However I cannot connect to my server on 5902 (5901 works fine).
Anyone know what bit I have missed?
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al though I have a server with a number of user accounts with desktop
login disabled, they still appear in the list of accounts at the KDM
login screen.
What I would really like is to be able to disable this list completely
so that no hint is given as to the valid users on the system.
Having
jim barnes wrote:
On Wednesday 07 March 2007 11:19, Tim Nicholson wrote:
Having trawled through yast I cannot see any way to do this, nor can I
find a KDM config file to tweak.
The tweak is in /opt/kde3/share/config/kdm/kdmrc, along with a plethora of
others:
# Enable user list (names
as if the troublesome machine has a duff installed apps
database or something, the question is how to fix it?
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Scott Leighton wrote:
On Wednesday 15 November 2006 5:38 am, Tim Nicholson wrote:
I'm experiencing problems with pear on 10.1 and wonder if anyone else
has had problems?
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried
to allocate 8208 bytes) in.
Anybody any
exhausted (tried
to allocate 8208 bytes) in.
depending on the call, the tried to allocate amount varies but the
allowed size is constant.
Some calls also have other warnings such as:-
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()
Anybody any ideas?
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