Hi guys,
I'm trying to get skype going in Fedora 12 KDE x86_64 (fully updated).
I did some testing with and without the pulseaudio server installed.
With the pulseaudio, I didn't manage at all. I know I got it working
before _without_ pulseaudio, but after a yum update the pulseaudio got
Steve
about 3 months ago i hand a similar problem with my fedora 12 on my
Compaq CQ61
That is i had no internal speaker at all and could not configure the
output and input with skype.
I created '/etc/modprobe.d/sound.conf' with the following setting
options snd slots=snd-hda-intel
options
Hi Hive Mind,
Does anyone have any thoughts on removing the sticky bit on the
/var/tmp directory and setting it to 777?
Something about it doesn't sit quite right with me but I can't so far
find any negative impact of doing so.
The reason for this is that we have a large amount of data
Hey Daryl,
probably something similar here, however the solution you suggest
doesn't have the right result here. I created this file with your
suggested settings, but still I'm unable to get any input from my
microphone. Any suggestions how to trace down the problem?
best regards,
Steven
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 00:22 +0100, steven bellens wrote:
Hey Daryl,
probably something similar here, however the solution you suggest
doesn't have the right result here. I created this file with your
suggested settings, but still I'm unable to get any input from my
microphone. Any
Hey guys,
2010/3/10 Ken Foskey kfos...@tpg.com.au:
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 00:22 +0100, steven bellens wrote:
Hey Daryl,
probably something similar here, however the solution you suggest
doesn't have the right result here. I created this file with your
suggested settings, but still I'm unable
Hi Steven,
I've missed your first post but anyway...
You could try a live CD disro like Knoppix which may find your sound
card and auto load all the drivers. You could test it working.
If it works then that is a start in that you know that you CAN get it
working and the hardware is OK.
Then
Hey Ben,
2010/3/10 Ben Donohue donoh...@icafe.com.au:
Hi Steven,
I've missed your first post but anyway...
You could try a live CD disro like Knoppix which may find your sound card
and auto load all the drivers. You could test it working.
If it works then that is a start in that you know
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 10:07 +1100, Craig Dibble wrote:
Does anyone have any thoughts on removing the sticky bit on the
/var/tmp directory and setting it to 777?
Don't do it.
through that folder, in the order of more than 100GB. We have cleanup
scripts which need to be able to remove
On Wednesday 10 March 2010 07:55:10 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm trying to get skype going in Fedora 12 KDE x86_64 (fully updated).
I did some testing with and without the pulseaudio server installed.
With the pulseaudio, I didn't manage at all. I know I got it working
On Wednesday 10 March 2010 07:55:10 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
Now, I manage to get the mic going with the digital capture, but it is
all noisy and as far from as good as with the analog input I used
previously. I adjust the audio settings with alsamixer.
[snip]
It sounds as if you have a
Quoting Peter Miller pmil...@opensource.org.au:
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 10:07 +1100, Craig Dibble wrote:
Does anyone have any thoughts on removing the sticky bit on the
/var/tmp directory and setting it to 777?
Don't do it.
Yes, but why not? That's the bit I'm not sure about.
The sticky
Craig Dibble cr...@rootdev.com writes:
Does anyone have any thoughts on removing the sticky bit on the /var/tmp
directory and setting it to 777?
Why would you want to allow unprivileged user to delete temporary files
created by other unprivileged users?
Something about it doesn't sit quite
Craig Dibble cr...@rootdev.com writes:
Quoting Peter Miller pmil...@opensource.org.au:
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 10:07 +1100, Craig Dibble wrote:
Does anyone have any thoughts on removing the sticky bit on the
/var/tmp directory and setting it to 777?
[...]
If you're curious, this is a large
Quoting Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net:
Craig Dibble cr...@rootdev.com writes:
Does anyone have any thoughts on removing the sticky bit on the /var/tmp
directory and setting it to 777?
Why would you want to allow unprivileged user to delete temporary files
created by other unprivileged
Quoting Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net:
If you're curious, this is a large render farm controlled by a homegrown job
scheduler, the users submit jobs and the scheduler takes over - hence our
current problem.
See, this is why I like tools like Condor, PBS, or the Sun Grid Engine. You
get
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