Thanks for all the tips on Window Mangers and browsers. Lwm looks interesting.
So I might give that a go when I get home.
I tried the alpha download of Opera here at work (the bz2 thing with just
the program and the license.txt), but it just segment fault core dumps which
is a bit sad (RH 6.1).
Hi Dave,
> The stack trace will almost always tell you what went wrong.
> Not in much detail sometimes but usually enough to give you
> a hint what the problem was (or at least where it was).
$> gdb opera core
GNU gdb 4.18
[snip]
...
(gdb) where
#0 0x401983b7 in QFontDatabasePrivate
Could I just politely ask (seeing as you've all just gone balistic about
attachments) if people could develop just a little more netiquette and
reduce the amount of noise in their e-mails. That last one had one line
of information in 85 lines of resent text. So that puts the signal at
just over 1%
What colour depth are you running? I know Netscape hates 24 bit,
try going back to 16 bit (blah) or up to 32 bit and see if this
helps.
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Sluggers,
Sitting at home with my RH Linux box masquerading for my newly acquired
Mandrake
box (with etherlink III card now happily working :-) I can't of course
ftp
from the Mandrake box to the world. Well I can make a connection but I
can't do
"ls" or "put" or "get" cause of the masquerade. Ob
Sluggers,
Does anyone know of any versions of SSH that work with PAM authentication?
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Sluggers,
I've been busy converting my authentication system to LDAP for all
my Solaris and Linux boxen. Converting NT however is proving to be
a bit of a challenge. I was just given an off the wall suggestion
that perhaps we should use the latest version of Samba (on Linux of
course :-) as the
> > > getting the password change mechanism happening seamlessly
> > is going to be a
> > > whole new area of pain.
> >
> > i've got this working (no ldap, but using pam and nis) before. it
> > wasn't fun. the easier path would be an ssl-protected web site where
> > the user types the password int
Melinda,
Can I suggest that you post your /etc/lilo.conf file to the
list, this would help us come up with a lilo.conf that should
work for you.
I had my home box in your current state (windows boots of mbr
on hda and linux on hdb boot from floppy) for ages. Had lots
and lots of problems get
Hey Sluggers,
I know all the guru's out there had already thought of this but I
felt it was such a neat trick I should share it among the rest of
us mere mortals.
Downloaded the lattest version of dead rat pinstripe as an Iso.
Didn't have a cd-burner handy so I mounted it as a loopback file
sy
Sluggers,
has anyone successfully downloaded Nautilis from the gnome cvs tree
and installed it?
I'm giving it go, but being a CVS newbie I can't figure out how to
find out what modules to checkout.
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> I'm looking for edge flip resistance in RH6.0+Enlightenment+Gnome.
> Can someone tell me where to find it?
Right mouse on the desktop --> Left button on Virtual Desktop Settings.
or
Gnome Control Centre,--> Window Manger, --> Run config tool for enlightenment
--> Desktop Settings
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Sluggers
This is driving me nuts, I've doen this before and do you think I can
drag the command out of my memory! What's the syntax in sed that puts
the wild card expresion matched in the first side of the substitute back
in on the replace side?
EG
echo " Hello To The World,\nGday to Oz,\nHi
Other major benefits of a SAN
You can add storage to any particular node that requires it.
Traditionally if you have 100 servers each with say a 9gb disk (this
is an example ok). then you have 900Gb of disk cost. However some of
that disk will be full to bursting and others will hardly have 5% u
> Apart from your example above, even simple things like:
>if [ $f = 'y' ]
> will bomb out if $f is blank.
This is quite an important point for would be shell
scripters. The above reads to most programmers as
"if the contents of variable $f is equal to 'y'"
But in fact what happens is the she
> Does anybody know exactly what happens if you plug a computer with a power
> supply set to 115 V into an Australian power outlet?
Yes there is a ruddy great blue flash and a hell of a loud pop and somke
comes out of the computer. Now I don't know if you now anything about
electrical devices b
Sluggers,
Can any of the SO people our there tell me if the switch for the
network installation of SO is "-net" or "/net". The documentation says
/net but I seem to recall that the last time I did this I got it wrong
and I had to un-install the whole damn thing and do it with the other
option.
Colin Humphreys wrote:
> /net
David Sainty wrote:
> -net
> Peter Rundle wrote:
AAAHHHU#(*&@!U(*&(*!@#&$(!
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John Wiltshire wrote:
> Run 'strings' on the install. See which one you find?
Neat idea but unfortunately it didn't return either, they
must have coded the parser to read a character at a time.
Oh well eenie meenie miney
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[snip]
> it says that the modem is busy or that it cannot open the modem, i have
> set up the dial up connection properly.
I suspect that you are using the RedHat kppp dialup dialog. More than
likely you have the lock file option selected under setup-->device.
Try unselecting it.
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Sluggers,
I just tried to upgrade from deadrat 6.1 to 6.9. Seemed to go ago but
crashed with a few rpms still not installed. Re-ran the install and it
crashed again in the same place. I managed to get the system back on
it's feet and it has been running for about a week now. All is fine
except I
One thing you should consider is that clients like to know that the
company
they are about to give their business to is staffed by quality people.
So
employers like to be able to quote the qualifications of their
employees.
At the moment this isn't a big issue with the job market place being th
Dave wrote:
> what happens when you type:
> mount -t iso9660 /dev/hda /mnt
mount: block device /dev/hda is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda,
or too many mounted file systems
(aren't you trying to mount an extend
> a friend just rang me up, his system boots but stops at 'LI'
> i have heard about this before but i couldn't remember what it means...
> please remind me how painfully sad my memory is...
This usually happens when the boot directory is on a files system
that exceeds the magic 1024 cylinders. Us
> Well - goodbye to SLUG.
Having subscribed to a number of lists over the years I suspect that
there is in fact a natural life cycle that lists go through, I'm sure
some behavioral science grad could put up a PHD on it.
Lists usually start out with a small core of people who are deeply
intereste
Sluggers,
I'm running Wine on Rh6.2 using the 9th Sept 2000 release without
a native windows install. I just downloaded the tarball and ran
wineinstall.
Seems to work ok for some applications like Winzip, Paint Shop 4,
and Netscape 4.7 (yes I can see the irony of running the windoze
version of
Dave,
> And a trciky one, can you have 2 servers connect to one to access it as
> shared storage between them (RAID 10). I dunno if that last one is possible.
> The HP netraid controller is supported fine by 6.2's default kernel. Just
> dunno even where to find this info.
I think the answer is n
> of course thats exactly the same thing as changing to a suitably
> configured runlevel.. are you ever likely to change enough services
> to warrant a whole runlevel tho?
When I was a lad at Uni, they had the Unix server there configured
to change to different run levels (via crontab) at diffe
> I've also gone into single user mode to fix problems (or make them worse
> :-) but I've never been into lvel 2 or 4.
Never?! Sheesh you don't know what your missing ;-) Levels 2 & 4
are where it's at man!.
Seriously, I put in a auto dial gateway for a friends little office
and as they only ha
> It actually depends on the number of (transmitting) hosts on the network -
> the more hosts, the lower the max utilisation.
> A network with one main transmitting host can easily get 90% plus
> utilisation (hook-up two machines and do an ftp from one to the other).
> At the upper end ethernet ma
> despite 700Mhz and 128MB, I find the performance quite bad.
I'm running VMWare on a 200MHz Pentium Pro with 128M of RAM at home. This
installation is just acceptable (the virtual Machine is running NT with
Oracle and a CAD application). I used to run this app native on a Pentium
90Mhz 64Mb, a
> [marshallj@datasrv bin]$ ./test.sh
> bash: ./test.sh: Permission denied
> [marshallj@datasrv bin]$ sh test.sh
> test
>
> It almost seems as if my shell isn't using the first line to determine
> what to use to execute the file. Now this is weird! Any thoughts?
What happens when you do this?
Sluggers,
I'm setting up an SMS messaging server, and I was looking for some
advice/experienced comment on the best way to go about it.
I've successfully created a simple shell that dials the modem
and runs a chat script to connect to a text interface at Telstra
and successfully send a message.
Sluggers,
I have no idea how I did this but my display just went completely
crazy with the mouse and display jumping all over the place. Then
I realised that somehow I had two X sessions going at the same time
outputting to the same screen (mouse/keybd). I started messing around
with ctrl-alt-f1
David,
> Due to FDC problems, my system no longer has a floppy drive, and I'm trying out
> VMware 2.0.2 (with Corel Linux) - the problem being I cannot install the vmware
> tools without a floppy drive (and the vmware website offers no further advice
> on this).
You don't need a floppy drive to
> Do you have two x start scripts in rc5.d?
Zero X scripts in rc5.d, X is started from inittab.
I'll keep looking, it's bound to be something that was done
for the LTSP thing.
Thanks anyway
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Ok found it, simple really.
Blindly following some instructions for setting up gdm for use
with ltsp, I uncommented the "1=/usr/bin/X11/X" line under the
[servers] section in /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf.
Now I get Display :0 and display :1 on the same physical screen.
This starts out as a disaster as
Sluggers,
Just had a friend ask what's available in this area on Linux.
They basically are trying to put a Linux Demand dial and masquerade
gateway into a small office environment. The customer wants to
see reports of site usage and I guess ban/block access to certain
sites.
I figure that settin
> You just need one trusted box somewhere with a static IP.
How 'bout putting a modem on each box, when box A establishes it's
adsl connection it dials box B and tells it what IP it was assigned.
Box B then establishes the Vpn.
Just a thought.
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> Or have a central site somewhere with a static ip addres
Sure that works too, I was just suggesting something that avoided the
need for a third party. As they don't own any realworld ip addresses
themselves they have to have someone else provide this service which
they may not be comfortable w
George Vieira wrote:
> So either a PGP email or FTP encrypted file would do wouldn't it?
Sure, thousand ways to skin this cat, you just have to pass 32bits of
info from one office to the other.
However all of the solutions depend on at least on of the ends having
a real-world IP. How long b
>Something to keep in mind is that underscore (ie, _ ) is technically not
>a valid character in DNS, and thus should probably be avoided in hostnames.
Not only just technically not valid, if you are using BIND (standard Linux
named) then an underscore in a hostname will cause the name server to b
Sluggers,
I want to create a queue for an SMS messaging system. Can anyone point
me towards documentation about queues under linux. I've done a man on
lpq, fifo & batch but I need more info.
Basically sms messages to be sent enter the queue (probably via e-mail)
At the head of the queue a proce
Sluggers,
Has anyone managed to get Win4Lin running on RH6.2? There isn't a
kernel for 6.2 on the CD so I tried to roll my own following the
patch guidelines. When I did make menuconfig the Trelos support
came up and I selected it. The kernel made ok, and I booted off
it. However NFS failed to st
Hi Kevin,
> Hi has anyone had any joy allowing oracle plus/sql through a firewall?
We have that configured here with a double fire wall, first firewall lets
packets through from the big bad internet to port 80 on the web server,
second firewall lets packets through only from the web server to p
Sluggers,
Mehmet kindly found the link for win4lin pre-made kernels for RH6.2 and I
have downloaded and installed one. However when I boot it I get lots of
warnings from /lib/aic7xxx.o refering to smp, here's the last few lines
of the boot output,
/lib/aic7xxx.o:unresolved symbol panic_Rsmp
I think you will find that this applies to ftp as well.
If you remove resolv.conf and ftp to the ip address lightning
quick. Add a DNS server into resolv.conf that doesn't exist
telnet, ftp slow as but they eventually connect.
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Sluggers,
Sending this message with M18 of Mozilla, looks pretty good so far.
Anyone else
tried it? Anyone got Java working with it. I went to a Java page and it
said I
needed a plugin which it downloaded and then subsequently went unstable on
me crashing whenever I left the java page. Otherwis
Dean,
> java script looks good.
So you managed to get this working? I have a java script on my home page
(the spring that follows the cursor). It works fine in 4.75 but mozilla
just ignored it. Did you download and build mozilla or did you grab
a binary?
I really need to get a java capable bro
>Is there any ability in Linux to associate filename extensions, or
>similar, with applications.
One of the things with Unix is that, unlike dos with it's 8,3 rule
the "extension" is totally arbitary. Originally there was a 14 char
limit to file names and whether you had a dot in there was enti
Sluggers,
is there a way to generate a /usr/src/linux/.config file that matches
the currently running kernel? So that I can compile up a new kernel
that exactly matches the one I've got and then start making changes
from there.
I can't for the life of me build a kernel that boots my machine. Ye
Does anyone have any good urls to on-line docs on program delivery using
sendmail. www.sendmail.org is terrible.
I've put an entry in the /etc/aliases file
user: "|/bin/myprog"
but I always get an error mailed back to root, the guts of which is,
- Transcript of session follows ---
> go into your /etc/sendmail.cf and change the execution line for programs to:
>
> Mprog, P=/bin/sh, F=lsDFMoqeu9, S=10/30, R=20/40, D=$z:/,
thanks, George
That did the trick :-)
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Sluggers,
I've been asked by my um...friend whether they could run Linux with
a graphical web browser on an old Toshiba laptop (Pentium 90 with
20meg of ram).
My experience with X and Netscape suggests that it would be pretty
slow with only 20M. Anyone got any suggestions/opinions. Alternative
Rodos,
> Being always on the lookout for a good fast mirror I decided to compare
> cse.unsw and mirror.aarnet to see how they fair.
Without trying to start a pissing contest, the fastest I have ever
downloaded anything came from aarnet at 1300KB/s (RH7 in about 10 min's).
I just connected to aa
> the terms "server" and "client" are sort of the wrong way around in
> X.
>
> the X server is where the displaying is happening. X clients connect
> to this to display stuff. so the terminal in front of the user is
> actually the X *server*.
Very important point!. (from a firewall point of view
> What could be stopping the ftp from working?
Check your pam configuration. Is there a file "ftp" in the
/etc/pam.d directory? Otherwise is the file "other" in there?
Make sure that they have the correct auth settings. (look on
another box or at another service like telnet for examples).
I do
Unless you are married to wu-ftp I would definitely dump wu-ftp
in favour of proftpd.
Put a single line in the single config file and every user is
chroot'd. With wu-ftp you have to put a /./ entry in each
users home dir in the passwd file. Forget to do this when you
add a user and
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Does anyone have any insight into the serial nature of the DNS
resolve on Linux and when this problem might be addressed. It's
my current understanding that name to IP resolution is a single
serial queue for all processes on the box.
Thanks
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> It's sad really.
have to agree I'm afraid. Very disappointed with the Netscape browser and
all the cruft. Also it still fails to do Java scripting on Linux.
Mozilla (M18) on Windozes is very nice.
The Linuz version however is not so good. Performance is slow and Java
scripting doesn't work.
> BTW, any iPlanet/Netscape gurus out there? This shrinkwrap stuff is giving
> me a migraine.
Not quite a guru but we are running it here on half a dozen servers
(Solaris/Linux) what's your problem?
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[snip statement about serial nature of resolv on linux]
> err.. its not.
>
> .. at all .. as in: it would actually be quite hard to make it that
> way even if you wanted to.
>
> what made you think it was?
I've managed to find a link that describes it in more detail,
http://cs-people.bu.e
> >The libresolv library distributed with glibc2.1 suffers from some
> >fundamental defects when linked against threaded programs. Namely,
>
> This only applies if you use threads of course.
Of course, and webtrends would be one of those packages apparently.
Haven't delved right into th
Sluggers,
Here's a weird one. Does anybody know of any e-mail product
that can make routing decisions based on the senders (mail from)
domain rather than the recipients?
On linux of course ;-)
rgds
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Rodos wrote:
> Peter can you give us an example? Are you after something in the MUA
> (reader) or the MTA (sendmail)?
The users outbound MTA.
I.E using Mozilla at home I send a message with my from address as
me at work. I want this mail to be forwarded to the work mta server
first before it
Alister Waller wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to create aun Uppercase EXIT that calls exit.
Are you trying to do something like
--
#!/bin/sh
EXIT ()
{
# remove temp files etc
...
# Tell user why we are bailing
echo Error:$1
exit
}
if [ some silly error condition ]
then
EX
> That whoosh you just heard was the sound of the joke going way over your
> head.
No that whoosh was the sound of the sendmail config going way over my
head ;-)
Sendmail seems to be in the way way too hard basket (besides Rodos said
it wouldn't work anyway). So perhaps I need to look at qmail o
Thanks Tom for the info on libmilter, I will go have a look
at it on Monday. I still have to work out how to combine it
with the ldap authenticate smtp part (got that working in
another mta).
Cheers
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Hi James,
> I'm wanting to use LDAP with the pam_ldap module to authenticate all sorts
>From the looks of your error logs I suspect that you haven't successfully
set the password for that user in the LDAP directory.
I'm not familiar with OpenLdap but I would suggest that you need to find a
tool
Sluggers,
I've been given a PCI internal modem and I was wondering if there is
any obvious way to tell if it is a real modem or a dreaded win-modem.
(like, before I stick in my linux box and give myself endless grief
for no good reason ;-)
It has lots of chips all over it, jumpers to set the co
Doug,
> This indicates it isn't a Plug 'n Pray modem - but I've never heard of a
> non PNP PCI modem. It might be a really fancy one where it normally
> uses PNP, but the user can manually set it up instead if they want.
Hmmm... Here's hoping.
"Crossfire" suggested that it was an ISA but I d
> "Crossfire" suggested that it was an ISA.
And guess what, he was right! It is one of those "short" isa slot cards
that was masquerading as a PCI ;-)
Oh well I'm smiling now 'cause it went in and worked first time.
thanks for the help
rgds
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Sluggers,
Scsi based system with dual hot swappable drives. I'm trying to make the second
drive bootable
dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=512 count=1
I then shutdown and swap the drives. But when I reboot I just get
LI
on the screen with the cursor stopped after the "I". What am I doing wron
Sluggers,
I've been given a script that looks like this
for i in server1 server2
do
ssh -l admin $i "df"
done
Can someone enlighten me as to how this might work in regards to the
login password? Is there some certificate or something that you can
store on the box running the script
> This message is sent from Mozilla 0.6. It is certainly not completely
> stable yet, but has improved quite a lot since M18.
> Anyone else using it?
I've tried it on RH6.2 and it is a lot more stable and generally better
but has a couple of nasty bugs. Any dialog/form that you enter a "."
into
g
Telstra and Vodafone have a mobile number that you can dial
which provides a terminal interface that you can send your
message via. The telco's make their money off the mobile
phone charge.
Vodafone will send to any mobile, Telstras only sends to
Telstra mobiles. Can't remember if the number bel
Sluggers,
Bit of a heads up for those thinking about the 2.4 kernel,
maybe someone can shed some light on this.
One of the guys here has just upgraded his rh6.1 box to the new
2.4 kernel. Networking to hosts on the same leg of the Lan works
fine, udp, icmp and tcp. However only udp and icmp work
"Morton, Andrew [WOLL:4009-M:EXCH]" wrote:
> CISCO bug. A patch is available. See
>
> http://www.uwsg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0010.1/0485.html
>
> A workaround is
>
> echo "0" >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_ecn
Yet another fine example of open source support at work. Thanks
muchly, (
Sluggers,
I'm looking for a shared desktop calendar solution for a small office
(10users). Obviously has to run on Linux. Main critera is that calendars
can be shared and that PDA devices (as yet not specified) can be
synchronised.
There seems to be two main approaches. The dedicated calendar
Sluggers,
Not knowing a thing about Apple Macs I've been asked to look at a
problem where a Linux Box is acting as a file server to a bunch of Macs.
For some files, when the user on the Mac tries to open a file (in Word)
a dialog comes up stating that the file is being modified by another
use
Sluggers,
I'm trying to get smb client on a remote Linux box to connect to a
windows 2000 server via pptp.
Smbclient connects and lists out the server info e.g. "Server=[Windows
2000 LAN Manager]",
but when I try to do a directory listing I get this error;
" Call timed out: server did not resp
Adding -j LOG to iptables on the remote linux box I get these errors in
the syslog while waiting
for the smbclient to time out;
fileserver pptp[2624]: anon log[decaps_gre:pptp_gre.c:397]: buffering
out-of-order packet 3492 (expecting 3490)
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Just to finish this thread.
I've had the network access reconfigured so that the remote linux
machine now has a real-world ip
and the problem disappeared.
I'd tested the pptp-client being nat'd but in the test case it was
behind another Linux box and all
worked ok. However at the site in questi
Sluggers,
This is kinda off-topic but
I'd like to be able to remotely shutdown / reboot a PC from a Linux
server (there see it's back on topic now:) but without necessarily
having to know what OS it's running or to log-on to it. I've checked out
wake-on-lan and etherwake.c
which is ok if t
Sluggers,
I have a Courier MTA installed and I want to add two more domains to it.
However if I do them as
local domains then every account on the system gets a new address in
that domain. I don't want this
to happen.
Currently
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I want to add
[EMAIL PRO
Sluggers,
Trying to connect from my Linux desktop to a remote Linux server running
pptpd fails with
this error in the remote linux servers syslog;
pptpd[21127]: CTRL: Client 61.95.85.130 control connection started
pptpd[21127]: CTRL: Starting call (launching pppd, opening GRE)
pppd[21128]: pp
Sluggers,
I'm D'nating access to my web server via my Linux Gateway with this
statement.
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -i eth0 --dport 80 -j DNAT --to
172.16.0.148
This works great as long as the default gateway on the web server
(172.16.0.148) points to the Linux Gateway.
However,
Alexander Samad wrote:
Why not something differnt and reverse proxy ?
Because that means installing and configuring software such as squid or
apache on the gateway, where as if I can do it with iptables that's a
whole bunch less configuration I have to do. Also if I can figure this
out with
Sluggers,
Feeling like a newbie, I need a memory refresh.
So I've got Hyperterm on my 'doze PC, when I launch it I can connect it
to COM1 at 9600/8/N/ etc and talk to my modem.
What is the equivelent setup in Linux. I.E What application do I launch
to talk to the modem, issue AT commands etc.
Minicom, Minicom! Thankyou! gawd I was having a brain lockout!
Quoting Terry Collins
As already suggested minicom,
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Sluggers,
(getting broadband on in next few weeks, currently not subscribed).
Got a couple of video problems, hoping someone can help me out.
I've installed Fedora Core on a machine with an intel i740 video card.
With the 1024x768 x 24 bit colour everything works great except when I
try to run
Sluggers,
I need to access an openVMS machine by telneting from my Linux Box. So
far I've tried several different terminal software programs but can't
seem to get one that groks VMS.
Gnome-terminal
Doesn't advertise it's terminal emulation.
On login vms complains
%SET-W-NOTSET, error
Sluggers,
I'm trying to get vgetty to talk to a voice modem but it's failing in
the chat.
Snip of /var/log/vgetty.log.ttyS0
...
lowering DTR to reset Modem
tss: set speed to 38400 (017)
tio_set_flow_control( HARD )
waiting for line to clear (VTIME), read: [00]
send: \dATQ0V1H0[0d]
waitin
See what's set as per default by AT&V, use AT&F to reset to factory
settings, ATZ to initialise to power on defaults. Use AT&W to write
current settings to NVRAM (for next powerup or ATZ command).
Thanks Grant, at&f at&w got me sorted. Turns out the modem(s) had both been configured for
software
Sluggers,
Just need confirmation of my understanding of the limitations of VPN (pptp) and Nat'd
networks.
Linux Gateway to broadband (ADSL) masquerading for a bunch of windoze boxen. My
understanding is that it's possible for one of the windoze boxes to estabish a pptp tunnel
out through the m
Sluggers,
I've downloaded and installed different voices but how the do you get festival to use
a different voice? trolled through all the docs but it ain't obvious, any heads up out there?
TIA's
P.
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use eval try
-eval \(voice_us1_mbrola\)
Thanks but no joy,
festival: Unknown option "-eval"
Same for --eval
$ echo "Hello World" | festival --tts --eval \(voice_us1_mbrola\)
festival: Unknown option "-eval"
I'll try the festival mailing list
Cheers
P.
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Sluggers,
Implementing a Linux gateway via DSL I'd like to do some traffic shaping and have been
googling up some info, some of which is conflicting and some questions still remain
un-answered so I thought I'd ask the collective wisdom of Slug.
I'd like to rate limit the bandwidth available for
Malcolm V wrote:
On Wed, 2004-03-10 at 23:52, Stephen Reynolds wrote:
Why is K3b so slow to launch in Mandrake 9.2?
I have two CD drives, a CD-RW and a CD-R. When I launch K3b it takes an
age to launch while it tells me it is scanning drives. When it
eventually fires up I get a message box tellin
Sluggers,
I've got an application that plays sounds that I'd like to capture into a .wav or similar
file. Problem is the application doesn't have a file output option, it's just sending the
data to /dev/dsp. Does anyone know of a way that I can "capture" the sound being played to
the audio outp
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