On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 8:32 AM, Javad Ayaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have indeed read all the replies and pot shots aside did say i would
report back when i had finished experimenting!!!
I have actually tried connecting the comps ethernet to ethernet via patch
cable...but so far that
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| i dont get what you mean by using the ADSL functionality?
Some routers have an ADSL modem built in ... one way to tell if this is
the case is to see if there is a socket on the router that the adsl
cable from the phone socket
oh right ...i thought thats what was applied!!!
no it doesnt have anywhere to plug the adsl cable in...
just four ethernet ports
On 16/05/2008, Stephen O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Javad Ayaz wrote:
| i dont get what you mean by using the
i can certainly trybut as a sidenote 3 machines have been connected to
the network and worked fine ( internet browsingwise at least) !!!
On 16/05/2008, Stephen O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Sorry if you've said this already, but do you
ok thanks for everyones opinions,...i will try various ideas mentioned and
see how i go
On 16/05/2008, Stephen O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Javad Ayaz wrote:
| i can certainly trybut as a sidenote 3 machines have been connected
| to the
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Javad Ayaz wrote:
| i can certainly trybut as a sidenote 3 machines have been connected
| to the network and worked fine ( internet browsingwise at least) !!!
If you were just browsing the Internet then this slow network issue
could very easily
I currently have all my email stored on a Dovecot IMAP server on my
Ubuntu Dapper 6.06 server. I intend to upgrade this to Hardy using a
total wipe, reformat and clean install (I have lots of crud on Dapper,
such as Beryl, Automatix etc).
First I would like to back up everything on the IMAP
Sorry, I thought the router you mentioned had an ADSL connection on it -
clearly it doesn't.
Sean
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Well, wallpaper and icons *were* working, until yesterday's package
updates. I get a message about HAL failing to start on login now also.
I 'm running compiz-fusion on dual head with NVidia 7000 series card
with 512Mb. Both screens are at 1280x1024. Apart from the above, cube
etc. works OK.
2008/5/16 Jack Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, wallpaper and icons **were** working, until yesterday's package
updates. I get a message about HAL failing to start on login now also.
I 'm running compiz-fusion on dual head with NVidia 7000 series card with
512Mb. Both screens are at
Andrew Oakley wrote:
First I would like to back up everything on the IMAP server. How do I do
this please?
I personally use rsnapshot [1] to backup my /var/mail folder which is
846MB, I have been backing it up for 6 months using rsnapshot and that
weighs in at 1.6GB a cost I consider
Chris Smith wrote:
Andrew Oakley wrote:
First I would like to back up everything on the IMAP server.
I personally use rsnapshot [1] to backup my /var/mail folder which is
Then, how do I restore this to a clean install of Dovecot?
Throw the directory structure back in at /var/mail and set up
Andrew Oakley wrote:
Chris Smith wrote:
Andrew Oakley wrote:
First I would like to back up everything on the IMAP server.
I personally use rsnapshot [1] to backup my /var/mail folder which is
Then, how do I restore this to a clean install of Dovecot?
Throw the directory structure back in
Popey, thanks for the opportunity to contribute. My question is this:
With Hardy being very solid now, and the kernel being very good in
terms of hardware support, isn't it time that there was a focus on
Ubuntu's look and feel, both in terms of theme and usability issues.
Being mindful of the
It's not simply eight bits per byte for ethernet packets, it's more
complicated than that and you're not taking into account collisions.
Im a bit confused now...
so how...
I mean
a Byte is 8 bits, a bit being either 1 or 0... I thought that was a
fundemental of computer science.
Am I
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 11:36 PM, James Grabham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not simply eight bits per byte for ethernet packets, it's more
complicated than that and you're not taking into account collisions.
Im a bit confused now...
so how...
I mean
a Byte is 8 bits, a bit being
It's not simply eight bits per byte for ethernet packets, it's more
complicated than that and you're not taking into account collisions.
Im a bit confused now...
so how...
I mean
a Byte is 8 bits, a bit being either 1 or 0... I thought that was a
fundemental of computer
It's not simply eight bits per byte for ethernet packets, it's more
complicated than that and you're not taking into account collisions.
Im a bit confused now...
so how...
I mean
a Byte is 8 bits, a bit being either 1 or 0... I thought that was a
fundemental of computer
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