Bug#175239: efax no longer understands dvi2fax' output
Still finding the same bug (Woody), which was listed on Jan 2003 on a
debian list. How do I find out if this bug has ever been fixed.
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Have a look at http://bugs.debian.org/175239
Thanks. No fixed yet. Sigh.
But there was a work around that enable me to send the fax.
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...snip...
Yep, but it wasn't a fake. I rang up about it and it was an actual position.
And you know the name of the company for whom it is for?
These days, until I know the company whom it is for, they are all fake
in my books. Just a tad cynical {:-).
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Does anyone know of any gotchas about mounting a Win2K partition under
Suse?
It is a dual boot system that the user has. Unfortunately don't have it
local. So no other info.
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Okay, for the umpteeth time I'me trying to give Evolution a run.
The problem is whenever I start it new and it goes to import the old
mail from Netscape, the import dies with Too many open files.
It there someway I can get around this?
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Ben Donohue wrote:
Evolution has no creator and no intelligence.
Linux has a creator and intelligence.
Linux is an evolution, not a creation.
Unix, then Minix, then Linux.
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rpc.statd
rpc.nfsd
rpc.mounted
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Patrick Lesslie wrote:
...snip.
You could also check that portmap is running.
Yes, it is running.
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Terry Collins wrote:
1) mount -t nfs -va
returns
mount RPC:program not registered
Sigh! . I solved this last October and just forgot. It was in the
archives.
NFS RESTART DOES NOT WORK.
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head scratching.
System is debian Woody 2.4.16-386.
What have I missed?
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believe the same works for unicode/higher ascii stuff,
but I've had no cause to do anything like it in *nix.
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like it did at 3am
(1 DDS3 1hr) last night, it tends to want to compete with the old
North West mail train and takes longer than 12 hours.
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...snip
want to send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead.
Does that list still take spam from agencies?
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Ken Foskey wrote:
On Thu, 2004-02-19 at 15:25, Terry Collins wrote:
Can people please tell me which distros and version THEY HAVE
Wordperfect for Linux running on please? (NOT Wine versions thanks)
From memory... WordPerfect relies of SCO emulation and most
distribution kernels compile
RH70
TIA
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the US Patent Office grant a patent for the wheel recently (last
year)? which is clearly unpatentable.
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need are mike and speakers/headphones at both end and
software to connect the two.
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Latex question. I am not getting any space between paragraphs in Latex.
\setlength{\parsep}{15mm}
Is this the setting that I fiddle?
Is it affected by \usepackage{fancyhdr}?
Just a tad frustrating.
TIA
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Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Tue, Feb 10, 2004, Terry Collins wrote:
Latex question. I am not getting any space between paragraphs in Latex.
\setlength{\parsep}{15mm}
Is this the setting that I fiddle?
I believe it's parskip.
Yes, thank you. That fixed it. Muchos Gracious (sp?)
I know
need a shell command?
i.e. go through the collected spam messages and move them into a
subdirectory based on when they arrived.
TIA
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to only save one copy of
any file. Sorry, but it has to be said (to everyone). I've been drumming
into people for almost two decades Save early, save often and save
various copies. The last bit tends to get missed. It is the only way
that I know of around this problem.
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Simon Males wrote:
Running xawtv over a network will xawtv use the local or remote TV card.
Because locally I have a busted card, and a working remote one.
AFAIR the old xawtv package had an associated prog for remote control of
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Using CDRW is putting all you eggs in one basket.
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For a home system, with blank CDs @35c each, it is so cheap. Just buy
100 in bulk and 100 plastic sleeves (or use sadwich bags). By the time
you use them up, the next lot will be cheaper.
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DaZZa wrote:
On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, Terry Collins wrote:
DaZZa wrote:
It all comes down to what you weant to spend. The way to minimise the
chance of data loss best is to do a full backup, every day, and never
recycle media - but this gets _damn_ expensive!
The real expense
, speak up please :)
/etc/sysconfig/networking?
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Just a question for a friend who wants to do analog video capture. Has
anyone done this under linux? If so how hard is it? What
hardware/drivers did you use?
http://www.woa.com.au/linux/how-tos/webcaminstall.html
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period can be adjusted. Some others may do
something similar.
Rule 1 is save AS first, save often. There is NO substitute
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but is
/begin{enumerate}
/item
/end{enumerate}
what you are seeking? It allows numerals, arabic and symbols. Page 57 of
the Latex companion (if you have it) , or google latex enumerate.
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Where do you permanently tell TheGimp that a printer has A4 papersize?
Print and save settings isn't working.
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everytime, select a source and it ignores it. shite shite shite.
Perhaps I should just roll out H323 under linux. Well, I would but that
would be beyond mum {:-) .
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Does anyone have any leads on open source, interactive, internet
training software, with security and results database?
Just thought I'd ask before trying various google searches. {:-).
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and/or Xsane.
The images were adequate for my needs. The major problem was the quality
of the original slides {:-). They were up to 30 years old and taken with
a cheap SLR .
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old address and
subscribe your new address.
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for two more weeks,
8) That position has closed and they are interviewing, but the
company
confirms that they are still taking applications,
and on and on.
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know of RIP software for
printers in general.
curiosity question? software and printer?
Have you looked at ghostscript?
What printer(s) are you trying to run?
What functionality do you require?
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He anyone worked out an automatic method for auto processing spamcop
returns?
Preferrably with some discrimination.
Yes, I know they don't like it, but the number is grwoing and I really
don't have the time to do the web page clicky.
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Norman Widders wrote:
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Terry Collins wrote:
Dear Terry,
I can name a few US organizations that avail themselves of it
for training. Contact me off-list if interested, cheers.
No, not interested. I am an Australian citizen who has absolutley not
interest in ever
Norman Widders wrote:
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Terry Collins wrote:
Dear Terry,
Well I remember last year seeing some old advertisements on LPI from
aussie companies asking for LPI certification. Google found them for ya,
cheers!
http://alumni.lpi.org/stories.php?topic=5
Give it up
plugging LPI Certification the way you have,
it is going to get the same reputation as all those other
certifications.
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with certified people can best be described as interesting.
Bottom line; if you are thinking of paying for certification, go to
http://www.jobnet.com.au or some other employment site and see exactly
what certification is being requested and paid for.
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snip..
But from my memory there were few
announcement/browse packets from samba sent out.
Is your samba set up NOT to become a domain controller?
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by such certification at their site?
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problem, but we have smtpd as a front door. So I just
simply wrote a script to parse users (doesn't change) and the
/etc/aliases list and sift/reject the rest.
(If anyone wants a CD of spam emails let me know).
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is almost a no-brainer.
Check the archives for video streaming as I am pretty sure this has been
discussed before.
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a reliable distro, because if they don't, they go under.
Suse maybe.
4) Definitely will not be going to Debian, or similar. I need a distro
that I can use for my work and most of the others don't cut the mustard.
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Terry Collins wrote:
I do a mount -va and get RPC program not registered.
So what does this mean in relation to nfs on debian woody. I know the
error comes from mounting two exports from another linux boxen
(successfully mounted elsewhere).
This problem has been fixed, but not solved
, but asking it about other linux
boxen shows nil.
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Okay, you have more running, so I will chase this further. Might be
something there.
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2.2beta47-12 User space NFS server.
BoxenB:~#
So it looks like the problem is that somehow I have two different
versions of the user server.
Can anyone suggest how I can download the version that is on boxenA and
install it over the version on boxenB?
TIA
Terry Collins wrote:
I do a mount -va
By any chance has anyone setup sound (cd playing?) on a Dell Optiplex
Pro?
Has a Vibra 16 sound chip on the motherboard, but I am having buckleys
getting it to work.
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Okay, have a basic config of debian woody and I need to install all the
X stuff.
Heads up on where I start please?
I am just having a bit of trouble guessing/remembering what the jargon
for the next step is.
TIA.
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Kevin Waterson wrote:
Not really a debian type but if I recall it is something like
apt-get install x-window-system
Thanks, that was enough to get me going.
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is the app that allows you to choose from the installed
xservers? . Yes, I know all it does it make a symbolic link, but shrug
3) Is there a similar package that swaps the framebuffer from the kernel
to hardware?
4) how to install a .deb package that I have downloaded?
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I do a mount -va and get RPC program not registered.
So what does this mean in relation to nfs on debian woody. I know the
error comes from mounting two exports from another linux boxen
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Mike MacCana wrote:
Is the portmap services running?
Yes.
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Can someone tell me how to get minicom into direct connection mode.
I need to use it to configure some networking boxen through the console
port and am having a bit of trouble getting around it wanting to do dial
up connections.
TIA.
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Richard Neal wrote:
Dear ooh dear, there are enough Linux users out there to be a market
onto themselves. Ive actually found a Taiwanese mobo maker that sends a
copy of Mandrake out with the motherboard and there is also LinuxBios,
Which mobo?
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Brain fusion here and can not find any doco to work out what to do next.
Real brain fusion. Sorry. I've just remembered what I did to this box
now.
I ran a kernel upgrade (in, out and in really) and it dumped the
information on the interface modules, so I have no idea
start on some perl snmp stuff and see how it goes :-)
Just checking. You are going to write something in perl to capture the
snmp packets, thove them into a file and a certain times just count up
packets for various accts?
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Brain fusion here and can not find any doco to work out what to do next.
I have a Debian Woody base installation.
How do I add the networking?
Just can not find a HOWTO on the base install.
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traceroute to see where problems occur (well step before
problem).
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) seems he got it right in the end.
Well, not quiet. You can send spam so long as you are not commercial.
So charities will rip right in their now. 50% of faxes WOA received
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...snip
I do belong to our local group, GLUG however.
Hasn't your wife twigged yet that it is really a drinking club {:-)
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doug foskey wrote:
Lucky city-ites with cable ADSL.
Most people in the city can not get ADSL either.
a) Because they are too far from an exchange and
b) The technology only allows a few adsl services in each cable.
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a clue.
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talk to the box before the private interface
is brought up?
Are they on physically different subnets?
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Where do you get ide-cd module under Debian Woody.
It just don't exist.
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a Wireless Access Point died
and I can not work out the specs again (another bad doco area).
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the doco just isn't clear.
I just didn't see anything from the remote boxen in this case. Everyone
responses seems to indicate it should be that simple, which is worrying
when it doesn't just work.
BTW Debian Woody.
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Terry Collins wrote:
...snip..
If Linux, could you tell me how you set up syslog to accept the remote
logging?
I want to log my ADSL router.
Unfortunately, my Solaris boxen that logged a Wireless Access Point died
and I can not work out the specs again (another bad doco area).
Okay
Is there a list anywhere, like spamcop, that handles bounced spam i.e.
spam that has a false return address. I am getting a few thousand to my
domain every month and if I can find someone/service that analyses these
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I've noticed mozilla.org is also running the notice re software patents
in europeas is gnome.org and probably any number of othersseems
alarming
hmm, software patents hey.
hmm, prior publication might just be a major impact there.
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Kevin Saenz wrote:
I think Centrelink has migrated their system to Linux.
Which System?
From what I hear, certainly not the one at the front counter.
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Would anyone have an old DLT Tape and/or cleaner tape that I could have
or borrow?
I have been given a DLT drive that I would like to test before shelling
out n * $100 + $150 respectively for a set of DLT tapes.
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until
they are square up.
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People without trees are like fish without clean water
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way to go. {:-), but that would cost as much as
the winibago again.
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People without trees are like fish without clean water
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, etc. There is no hardware or software to worry about and access
seems cheap. Use as little or as often as you like.
Have a good trip.
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bounced emails per week that
we sent to other addressess with a false return address at WOA.
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People without trees are like fish without
one night per week for a year.
And can we take it as given that those Linux courses at Granville Tafe
would be included?
Any other suggestions?
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The spam came from itparade.com and this little missive
came from wingnet.net. I do love it when spammers blow their
cover addresses defending themselves.
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Alexander Samad wrote:
I am a swiftel user, haven't had a problem as of yet, apart from the mtu
problem but thats life.
That was caused by Telstra changing the MTU.
As have all (but 1) problems I'v had with Swiftel adsl in the last two
months.
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is somecommand file name with spaces -someoption
Far easier than having to decided which of the following is correct
mv thisfile there
mv thisfile there
mv thisfile there
mv thisfile there
mv thisfile there
..
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People without trees are like fish without clean water
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Software, like drivers can be messy and you basically have to swap
out/deactivate bits and try different drivers until you work it out.
Try a google on your motherboard and pray that someone else has already
solved it {:-)
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The other pages (DHCP, DMZ, logging, status, forwarding, etc) seem to
work okay 90% of the time. Not even Netcomm knew this. I'm happy with
it, except for this point.
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that fault.
Have you done the basic cable/chip wiggle test? (remove+replace),3, *
every cable and chip[1].
Checked error/message logs?. A faulty CD drive/HD on the way out can do
this (timeout messages)
[1] Must be getting old, but can someone provide a RPN refresher?
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