Hi all,
So far I have not found a solution in Google but maybe I'm not looking
for the correct thing...?
A client of mine is getting a .zip file every day to his redhat postfix
inbox.
I need to automatically get the zip file from the email and put it in a
folder on another machine, then
I haven't read deeply, but searching teh interweb for 'postfix extract
attachments' seems to give useful pointers.
On 14/11/2009, at 22:22, Ben Donohue donoh...@icafe.com.au wrote:
Hi all,
So far I have not found a solution in Google but maybe I'm not
looking for the correct
2009/11/14 Ben Donohue donoh...@icafe.com.au:
Hi all,
So far I have not found a solution in Google but maybe I'm not looking for
the correct thing...?
A client of mine is getting a .zip file every day to his redhat postfix
inbox.
I need to automatically get the zip file from the email and
John Clarke wrote:
The box will be both back and front end and will be in the lounge room
in the cabinet with the amps, dvd player, etc, so it'll need to be
fairly quiet, especially when idle, but I don't want to hear much when
it's running either. It's going to be inside a cabinet so doesn't
Hi Guyz
Thanks for the feedback...yes I will be setting up printing and I downloaded
a copy of mint from TAFE...I did as well look at E Live as it was in the
same article that I read in APC Mag...I'll be starting my try outs later in
the week.
No I've yet to do research on the hardware and if
Hi Guys;
I recently setup a server with a main ip of x.x.x.x and a subnet which I
have bridged to an internal qtap0 adapter.
My current iptables setup however blocks all traffic of the subnet, and
when I allow the subnet;
iptables -I FORWARD -s 213.133.127.0/29 -j ACCEPT
iptables -I INPUT -s
Oh my God I can't believe I didn't think of the video! I've been thinking it
was the ram because i recently changed it, then changed it back when i
noticed that it wouldn't work, what put me off though it that i can't boot
into Memtest86+, it'll just reboot the computer! I haven't tried it again
Mike wrote:
Ok I don't get this, I've got the same mobo on two machines and it'll
work one but not the other. I've tried diff ram and hdds and still
same result
I try to boot into the live cd select English, then it will
Load the glowing icon and dump me at a prompt that flashes, and it's
Andrew Hendrik Bootsma wrote:
Hi Guys;
I recently setup a server with a main ip of x.x.x.x and a subnet which I
have bridged to an internal qtap0 adapter.
My current iptables setup however blocks all traffic of the subnet, and
when I allow the subnet;
iptables -I FORWARD -s 213.133.127.0/29
On Saturday 14 November 2009 23:05:47 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
Has anybody tamed the grub2 beast?
I uncovered a link joyrapture
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
James
Whatever the technical merit, the lack of even basic documentation is
overwhelming.
I'm trying to:
On my Ubuntu 8.10 laptop I can set the names of the 8 workspaces I use
by right clicking and selecting preferences. Apparently this is
dependent on not having Compiz and among other things the video card
driver, in my case Nvidia.
The names of the workspaces only appear to last as long as the
This is something we're all going to be facing sooner or later. I'm a little
shocked to find that the old menu.lst (grub.cfg) is not to be manually
edited, though i'm also happy to find that the option has been replaced by
adding custom entries (/etc/grub.d/40_custom) if i'm understanding
Mike == Mike Andy beatbreake...@gmail.com writes:
Mike Oh my God I can't believe I didn't think of the video! I've been
Mike thinking it was the ram because i recently changed it, then
Mike changed it back when i noticed that it wouldn't work, what put
Mike me off though it that i can't boot
When I boot the LiveCD I get that flashing command line screen and I can't
enter in anything so I'm unable to enter or read anything. I can't get to
log files. Even if i try to go directly to an install it'll do the same
thing.
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 2:19 PM, pe...@chubb.wattle.id.au wrote:
Try booting ubuntu with the safe graphics option. If you cannot find
that, boot normally then push control alt f1, to get to a terminal.
After doing that use an editor like nano to edit (nano)
/etc/X11/xorg.conf and under
(command sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf to edit this file).
Section Device
Thanks for the info Patrick, It's the first time i've heard of a distro
asking for a donation too, though $10 really isn't that much I had mixed
feelings about the approach too. That said, I guess it's a good way to get
some contribution from people, I always intend on giving donations to the
Mike == Mike Andy beatbreake...@gmail.com writes:
Mike When I boot the LiveCD I get that flashing
Mike command line screen and I can't enter in anything so I'm unable
Mike to enter or read anything. I can't get to log files. Even if i
Mike try to go directly to an install it'll do the same
Mike == Mike Andy beatbreake...@gmail.com writes:
Mike When I boot the LiveCD I get that flashing command line screen
Mike and I can't enter in anything so I'm unable to enter or read
Mike anything. I can't get to log files. Even if i try to go directly
Mike to an install it'll do the same
On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 10:19:29AM +0800, jam wrote:
James,
Thanks for your reply. I appreciate your input.
Rather than 'saying you oughta ...' this is what I'd do and why ...
a) I'd run back and front end of different machines
I'd thought of doing that, but because the TV and aerial
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 02:05:37AM +1100, Jake Anderson wrote:
Jake,
Thanks for your input, much appreciated.
you probably want a silverstone case. They have some nice ones.
They have some ugly ones too :-) I was thinking of buying an LC10-E.
I want HDMI video to the TV (LCD, 1080p),
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