Hi everyone,
Along with many of the other benefits of being a financial member of
SLUG, you can now get your own @slug.org.au email address, so you can be
"A real SLUG dude"[1]!
Not only that, but as long as you stay a financial member of SLUG
** Reply to note from James Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Mon, 24 Nov 2003 14:07:35 +1100
> permissions to the PARENT of the vhost root directory.
James,
THANKS !
yes, I had the parent dir wrongly set.
it must've been the only item I haven't checked..., thanks again.
Voytek Eymont
--
SLUG - Sydn
Voytek wrote:
I'm having trouble setting a vhost on Apache, and,, I just don't seem to be
able to find what's causing Apache to return " 'Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /index.phtml on this server.'
looking at the log for the vhost, it says:
"GET /index .phtml HTTP/1.0" 403 209
I'm having trouble setting a vhost on Apache, and,, I just don't seem to be
able to find what's causing Apache to return " 'Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /index.phtml on this server.'
looking at the log for the vhost, it says:
"GET /index .phtml HTTP/1.0" 403 209 "-" "...
the
Lyle Chapman wrote:
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 10:38:38 +1100, James Gray wrote:
Lyle Chapman wrote:
I posted a message the other day asking for help on a script to
print files from a queue, thanks to everyone that replied, but I
have one more problem with my grand printing plan. Cups works fine
fo
Lyle Chapman wrote:
I posted a message the other day asking for help on a script to print
files from a queue, thanks to everyone that replied, but I have one
more problem with my grand printing plan. Cups works fine for a while
then the queue and printing stops, although when I restart cups
e
Voytek Eymont wrote:
when my daily chores run from crond, I get a report that includes in part:
...
/etc/cron.daily/tide_daily:
.
This obnoxious message will go away permanently if you click "Don't show
this again" in the disclaimer window of the X windows client (xtide), or
if yo
On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 22:52, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> > I am looking for a replacement for MS Visio? I want to be able to do some
> > box drawings and basic maps and designs similar to what visio can do!
> >
> Dia is a little bit rudimentary compared to Visio, but it does the job!
>
Another package
Anthony Wood wrote:
> We do quite complex document template filling (50 page documents, conditional text
> etc.) already, using perl and latex.
>
> This is quite good, looks very nice etc, but the set up of a new template
> (especially a large one) is quite complex
> and requires a knowledge of
I posted a message the other day asking for help on a script to print
files from a queue, thanks to everyone that replied, but I have one
more problem with my grand printing plan. Cups works fine for a while
then the queue and printing stops, although when I restart cups
everything starts worki
On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 08:41:36AM +1100, Richard Hayes wrote:
> After installation is there a way of access the network setup tool or
> another similar tool?
I'm not sure about a pointy-clicky thing, but it's very easy to just
edit the networking config file /etc/network/interfaces.
man 5 inter
On Mon, 2003-11-24 at 02:18, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> Ah, well, one of the other things I'm doing at the moment is gathering info
> from various academic institutions about interest in GNOME for research
> purposes, which mostly relates to usability and accessibility right now. Ben
There has been some
At 10:28 PM 11/23/2003 +1100, David Uzzell wrote:
I am looking for a replacement for MS Visio? I want to be able to do some
box drawings and basic maps and designs similar to what visio can do!
With my move for a linux desktop rather than what I was used to in the
past for just servers, I am ha
Dear list,
When installing Woody it is very easy to setup your network cards etc.
After installation is there a way of access the network setup tool or
another similar tool?
Thanks
Richard Hayes
Nada Marketing - Australia & UK
2/713 Pacific Hwy Gordon Australia 2072
Ph +(61-2) 9418 4545 Fax +
On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 07:14:31AM +1100, Peter Vogel wrote:
> What products are out there that are an idiot-proof (i.e. safe from me) way
> of backing up a whole drive and restoring to a new one in case of disk
> failure?
Tar and lilo. Tar the whole thing up, stick it somewhere, when you
want to
I am having problems with Ghost doing strange things when trying to
clone a disk for backup/recovery purposes.
What products are out there that are an idiot-proof (i.e. safe from me) way
of backing up a whole drive and restoring to a new one in case of disk
failure?
I'd even use something that ru
> > We're hoping to do some combo talks for some things, like python/gnome
> > for James's talk and stuff like that. If we can pull it off. Might be
> > worth trying this year and figuring out the problems so we can do it
> > better next year.
>
> You lot, EducationaLinux is in there too. Surely
Heh,
> We're hoping to do some combo talks for some things, like python/gnome
> for James's talk and stuff like that. If we can pull it off. Might be
> worth trying this year and figuring out the problems so we can do it
> better next year.
You lot, EducationaLinux is in there too. Surely GNOME
> > One of the important things that should be on every Aussie GNOME lover's
> > radar is one of this year's linux.conf.au mini-confs: GNOME.conf.au.
> > Already we have:
>
> GaahhhH too much cool stuff! Torn between debian miniconf and gnome
> miniconf and all these great sessions
We're ho
On Sun, 2003-11-23 at 22:51, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-au-list
>
> One of the important things that should be on every Aussie GNOME lover's
> radar is one of this year's linux.conf.au mini-confs: GNOME.conf.au. Already
> we have:
GaahhhH too much cool
Jeff,
> See the web page for what they'll be talking about and to keep up to
> date with the crazy GNOME.conf.au action! Please forward this on to your
> LUG list if you feel it's appropriate. If it's not, tell me, and I can
> write it in Swahili or something.
I want a Nigerian translation. I th
On Mon, 2003-11-24 at 00:35, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> > > Is there someone out there (a store) selling a PDA Sharp Zaurus Personal
> > > Mobile Tool : SL-5600 ? I've tried to googling but it seems that only
> > > SL-5500 selling in Sydney.
> > >
> > > Anyhow, I'm intersting in Sharp is because it
> > Is there someone out there (a store) selling a PDA Sharp Zaurus Personal
> > Mobile Tool : SL-5600 ? I've tried to googling but it seems that only
> > SL-5500 selling in Sydney.
> >
> > Anyhow, I'm intersting in Sharp is because its Linux and Java tech. I
> > wonder if a PDA such as O2 XDA c
On Mon, 2003-11-24 at 11:17, Phillipus Gunawan wrote:
> G'day,
>
> Is there someone out there (a store) selling a PDA Sharp Zaurus Personal
> Mobile Tool : SL-5600 ? I've tried to googling but it seems that only
> SL-5500 selling in Sydney.
>
> Anyhow, I'm intersting in Sharp is because its Linux
G'day,
Is there someone out there (a store) selling a PDA Sharp Zaurus Personal
Mobile Tool : SL-5600 ? I've tried to googling but it seems that only
SL-5500 selling in Sydney.
Anyhow, I'm intersting in Sharp is because its Linux and Java tech. I
wonder if a PDA such as O2 XDA can install java or
On Sun, Nov 23, 2003 at 10:52:18PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> > I am looking for a replacement for MS Visio? I want to be able to do some
> > box drawings and basic maps and designs similar to what visio can do!
> >
> > With my move for a linux desktop rather than what I was used to in the
>
Dia works well for windows people as it's pretty simple and runs under
both 'nix and windows.
There's also xfig which is more powerful, but more difficult to master.
I haven't found anything that is as good as Visio, but between those two
and occasionally gimp, you should be able to draw just abo
> I am looking for a replacement for MS Visio? I want to be able to do some
> box drawings and basic maps and designs similar to what visio can do!
>
> With my move for a linux desktop rather than what I was used to in the
> past for just servers, I am having to see if I can source some
> altern
Hey all,
No, not a crazy-official GNOME Australia organisation or anything... it's a
new mailing list for GNOMEtastic people in Australia, for advocacy, chitchat
and event planning. Stuff like that. :-) Join up!
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-au-list
One of the important things t
I am looking for a replacement for MS Visio? I want to be able to do
some box drawings and basic maps and designs similar to what visio can do!
With my move for a linux desktop rather than what I was used to in the
past for just servers, I am having to see if I can source some
alternatives for
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