@ and @ do *not* produce arrows that extend
automatically to accommodate unusually wide subscripts
and superscripts, page 226 of TLC notwithstanding.
I have a feeling that I've seen this before, although
long ago and far away.
Can anyone help, please?
Regards,
Bill Bennett.
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The nephew noticed some games on my laptop, in particular
one called, I think, Same (ball game, object is to get
rid of the entire set).
Could he have a copy for Dad's (Microsoft-oriented) PC?
I dunno.
Is there an analogous game somewhere?
Any help etc.,
Regards,
Bill Bennett.
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quote who=Simon Wong
On Tue, 2004-10-12 at 15:41, Simon Wong wrote:
http://lists.slug.org.au/archives/slug/2001/August/msg00730.html
I've just realised that this DOESN'T let me reconnect to my old session
:-(
Guess I was a bit hasty...
That's the bit you have to wait for.
quote who=Benno
Has anyone got UML running on 2.6 series kernels?
(Either with 2.6 as the host machine, or the user mode kernel)
Yeah, but really haphazardly. I could run 2.4.19 happily under 2.6.3, but
with 2.4.26-3um it's really flaky.
For example, I'm not able to start postgres under the
From: Bill Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SLUG] Gnome games. The other type.
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 16:20:52 +1000
The nephew noticed some games on my laptop, in particular
one called, I think, Same (ball game, object is to get
rid of the entire set).
Could
On Tue, Oct 12, 2004 at 04:14:19PM +1000, Bill Bennett wrote:
@ and @ do *not* produce arrows that extend
automatically to accommodate unusually wide subscripts
and superscripts, page 226 of TLC notwithstanding.
I have a feeling that I've seen this before, although
long ago and far away.
Title: Message
Hi
Roger:
The
browser is Internet Explorer.
Red
hat Linux 7.3
The
script runs on the web server and I have root access for it.
Where
do I check timeouts on the web server for cgi requests ?
Thanks
Louis.
-Original Message-From: Roger Barnes
Hi Phil:
Script is written in Perl.
Yes server is under my control.
But if the server was not under my control
how do I deal with this with perl scripts ?
And the fact that it's under my control how do I
Increase the timeout requests ?
I am on red hat 7.3.
Thanks
Louis.
-Original
I have a simple script for backing up user web data:
cd /home
for i in `ls` ; do
tar -cf $i.tar /home/$i
gzip $i.tar
done
that works as desired, except, it process every directory;
I'd like to only process web domains, but, skip user dirs;
web domains are of format:
Bill Bennett wrote:
@ and @ do *not* produce arrows that extend
automatically to accommodate unusually wide subscripts
and superscripts, page 226 of TLC notwithstanding.
I have a feeling that I've seen this before, although
long ago and far away.
Can anyone help, please?
\usepackage{amscd} %
On Tue Oct 12, 2004 at 17:36:55 +1000, Jan Schmidt wrote:
quote who=Benno
Has anyone got UML running on 2.6 series kernels?
(Either with 2.6 as the host machine, or the user mode kernel)
Yeah, but really haphazardly. I could run 2.4.19 happily under 2.6.3, but
with 2.4.26-3um it's really
Just include . in the pattern:
cd /home
for i in *.* ; do
tar cfz $i.tar.gz /home/$i
done
I assume that tar is gnu tar, which can write gzip file directly, if
that's not
the case then you can do:
tar cf - /home/$i | gzip $i.tar.gz
BTW, tar is exceptional in that it doesn't require a leading -
Some time back I posted a question on conversion of LaTeX to RTF. Some
of the replied suggested LaTeX - HTML - OpenOffice - rtf.
That works, but it is not straightforward. I hope this saves others the
frustration that I faced.
1 LaTeX - HTML: I have a book-length file with some self-defined
Alan L Tyree wrote:
Some time back I posted a question on conversion of LaTeX to RTF.
umm, latex2rtf exists.
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On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 08:38:11 +1000
Terry Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alan L Tyree wrote:
Some time back I posted a question on conversion of LaTeX to RTF.
umm, latex2rtf exists.
But chokes for any number of reasons. The documentation itself says that
it has problems if there are
I have a simple backup script like:
cd /home
for i in *.* ; do
echo 'now processing' $i
tar cfz $i.tar.gz /home/$i
echo 'finished processing' $i
done
-
at completion, I'd like to login to ftp and mput *.gz;
how do I script ftp user/pass/commands ?
--
Voytek wrote:
I have a simple script for backing up user web data:
cd /home
for i in `ls` ; do
tar -cf $i.tar /home/$i
gzip $i.tar
done
that works as desired, except, it process every directory;
I'd like to only process web domains, but, skip user dirs;
web domains are of
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 07:47:50 +1000
Alan L Tyree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some time back I posted a question on conversion of LaTeX to RTF. Some
of the replied suggested LaTeX - HTML - OpenOffice - rtf.
That works, but it is not straightforward. I hope this saves others the
frustration that
I have a simple backup script like:
--snip--
-
at completion, I'd like to login to ftp and mput *.gz; how do
I script ftp user/pass/commands ?
Googling script ftp linux brought up this, looks pretty good:
http://www.users.qwest.net/~eballen1/scripting.ftp.html
If the remote server is
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 08:38:11 +1000
Terry Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alan L Tyree wrote:
Some time back I posted a question on conversion of LaTeX to RTF.
umm, latex2rtf exists.
It exists, and it chokes badly on even some simple documents.
Erik
--
Voytek Eymont wrote:
I have a simple backup script like:
cd /home
for i in *.* ; do
echo 'now processing' $i
tar cfz $i.tar.gz /home/$i
echo 'finished processing' $i
done
-
at completion, I'd like to login to ftp and mput *.gz;
how do I script ftp
quote who=Roger Barnes
I have a simple backup script like:
Googling script ftp linux brought up this, looks pretty good:
http://www.users.qwest.net/~eballen1/scripting.ftp.html
If the remote server is under your control, scp or rsync might provide a
better general solution.
thank, Rog
Just a suggestion why not use scp
Alex
On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 09:17:29AM +1000, Voytek Eymont wrote:
I have a simple backup script like:
cd /home
for i in *.* ; do
echo 'now processing' $i
tar cfz $i.tar.gz /home/$i
echo 'finished processing' $i
done
On Wed Oct 13, 2004 at 09:39:12 +1000, Alexander Samad wrote:
Just a suggestion why not use scp
Alex
On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 09:17:29AM +1000, Voytek Eymont wrote:
I have a simple backup script like:
cd /home
for i in *.* ; do
echo 'now processing' $i
tar cfz
On Wed Oct 13, 2004 at 09:39:12 +1000, Alexander Samad wrote:
Just a suggestion why not use scp
scp can be a bit painful too. You need to use passphraseless keys,
which is a bit of a worry. (Well unless it is an interactive script..)
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Voytek Eymont wrote:
at completion, I'd like to login to ftp and mput *.gz;
how do I script ftp user/pass/commands ?
man ncftpput
DESCRIPTION
The purpose of ncftpput is to do file transfers from the
command-line without entering an interactive shell. This
lets you write shell scripts or other
Benno wrote:
On Wed Oct 13, 2004 at 09:39:12 +1000, Alexander Samad wrote:
Just a suggestion why not use scp
Alex
On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 09:17:29AM +1000, Voytek Eymont wrote:
I have a simple backup script like:
cd /home
for i in *.* ; do
echo 'now processing' $i
tar cfz
Do you wish that your friends, parents or grandparents could use
Linux, do they complain that they are not /on the internet/.
Is your little brother mucking up your computer.
This is an opportunity for your friend/grandparent/parent/sibling
to get their own computer - and you get the
quote who=Phil Scarratt
Benno wrote:
On Wed Oct 13, 2004 at 09:39:12 +1000, Alexander Samad wrote:
thanks for all the suggestion !
I saved them all for future reference, meanwhile, set the script as per
the 1st reply
...
(gzip stuff snipped)
echo $now $0 executed on in $exectime sec
ftp
when ftp upload completes, I get this:
now processing bdom.com
tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
finished processing bdom.com
finished tar gzip, now uploading
2004-10-13 10:18 /usr/local/bin/targzipftp executed on in 1005 sec
Interactive mode off.
#
the files all uploaded, but,
The ACS is hosting a talk by Richard Stallman at the UTS on Friday 15th
October @ 14:00. That's this Friday at 2:00pm.
Details registration here:
https://www.acs.org.au/acs_events/index.cfm?attributes.fuseaction=eventdetailsevent_id=935branch=NSW
All the best,
Bruce
--
Make the most
Louis wrote:
Hi Phil:
Script is written in Perl.
Yes server is under my control.
But if the server was not under my control
how do I deal with this with perl scripts ?
And the fact that it's under my control how do I
Increase the timeout requests ?
I am on red hat 7.3.
Thanks
Louis.
I'm not
Voytek wrote:
when ftp upload completes, I get this:
now processing bdom.com
tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
finished processing bdom.com
finished tar gzip, now uploading
2004-10-13 10:18 /usr/local/bin/targzipftp executed on in 1005 sec
Interactive mode off.
#
the files all
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
umm, latex2rtf exists.
It exists, and it chokes badly on even some simple documents.
Care to post structures that it barfs on?
Admittedly I'm not doing books in it yet, but it would be helpful to
know what causes problems.
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Okay, so know I'm trying to start a VNC server with an init script as a
given user (on Debian).
As root I have tried running:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] : ~
# start-stop-daemon --start --chuid simon --user simon --exec \
/usr/bin/vncserver --chdir /home/simon/ --
quote who=Phil Scarratt
Voytek wrote:
2004-10-13 10:18 /usr/local/bin/targzipftp executed on in 1005 sec
Interactive mode off.
I think the closing SCRIPT needs to be at the beginning of the line.
Fil,
I think you might be right, I'm getting the response now:
...
2004-10-13 11:33
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 11:22:29 +1000
Terry Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
umm, latex2rtf exists.
It exists, and it chokes badly on even some simple documents.
Care to post structures that it barfs on?
Its been about a year since I last tried, but the
Hi,
Does anyone have any clue about getting an Apple 23 display running at
full res ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on XFree86?
Haven't tried it yet, but I'd like to get a heads up.
I know it's old but we're using RH 7.3 at the mo.
Cheers,
-Mal
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I've done the 20 ...
It wasn't a big deal just add the mode lines into the config and away you go.
I had more difficulty getting my particular card to operate, which was
unrelated to the monitor choice.
regards, brett
On Wednesday 13 October 2004 15:18, Malik Jayawardena wrote:
Hi,
Does
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