Steve,
I had that very same problem with thunderbird. its not entirely accessible
under linux. its completely inaccessible under OS X, so I use mail.app instead.
on an off-topic note: I have an evaluation with an eye surgeon tomorrow. I am
hoping they can resolve the excessive eye pain that cam
On Feb 28, 2011, at 5:33 PM, Kurt Granroth wrote:
> Maybe incron (cron version of inotify) could trigger a script that runs
> 'stat' on the file. Still wouldn't give me the "who", though.
At first glance, I thought inotify would be perfect for this. But (as you say)
it doesn't appear that in
Given that you said "... corrupting or rewriting a critical file *just
before* it runs", would it be worth renaming, removing or changing
permissions on the file just before that to see what fails or logs an error?
Larry
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 8:14 AM, Alex Dean wrote:
>
> On Feb 28, 2011, at 5
Actually, Thunderbird isn't too bad using Orca and gnome in Linux.
It's little spots like this and I don't even think it's got to do
anything with accessibility in this case. I'm just pretty well
spoiled by mutt but thunderbird integrates better with Firefox.
I'm not sure what specific packages a
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone here's looking for a job. We're really needing
people (probably at least 2-3). The main part of the job is Linux
system administration. We're a web hosting operation, so it's mainly
focused on Apache and MySQL, so experience/skills with those are
particularly he
I tried a script using incron last night and it implied that it was
happening exactly when SpiderOak was starting up. I say "implied"
because it effectively fork-bombed me (lesson learned: don't use
IN_ALL_EVENTS) and my log file was all corrupted when I had to reboot.
On 3/1/11 9:19 AM, Daze
