On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Ian Ward wrote:
Thanks for posting.
It's great to see someone take the effort to close a thread properly.
BTW what are you using to maintain the LDAP database?
ahhh.. that's still being figured out. The sysadmin who will be running
this server is yet to figure out
Looking at the stuff on a RH7 Powertools CD, I see 2 copies of each
item. One has an 'S'. What does that stand for?
Richard
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Richard Blackburn wrote:
Looking at the stuff on a RH7 Powertools CD, I see 2 copies of each
item. One has an 'S'. What does that stand for?
My guess is "source"
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Craige McWhirter wrote:
Hope everyone's had a good weekend thus far. I'm converting my MP3 library into
Ogg Vorbis land. GRIP does a nice job using oggenc (from "Vorbis Tools") of
ripping and encoding (aside from the fact that
quote who="Craige McWhirter"
Does anyone have a copy of the libvorbis.so XMMS pluggin for PPC or know
of a source for it?
Have you tried an "apt-get --build source libvorbis0"?
I'm not sure if they've written it in a cross-platform manner, but one can
only hope. :)
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