Mac wrote:
> The data that's not being read/handled properly appears to be in
> ~/.liferea_1.4/feedlist.opml and probably ~/.liferea_1.4/liferea.db
> (though that doesn't open with a text editor - any ideas how to read the
> contents?). I don't yet know what's causing the problem with the
> ha
LeeGroups wrote:
> Ah! All you've done is to miss off the 'r' option that recurses into sub
> folders.
I used 'rsync -avz', so shouldn't it have recursed, as the -a option
includes -r?
> The permission one is easy to fix too...
> So a quick chown command (with the recursive option) will straigh
Ken Adams wrote:
> Having a nightmare trying to get my webcam running.
Webcams *are* a nightmare, however, I was elated a few days ago when I
found that my 8 pound, generic, bottom of the range, unbranded webcam,
a) works natively with amsn & kopete - seriously - these programs have
AWESOME SUPP
>> Rsync shouldn't mess up the folder structure, I use it to do backups of
>> my photos, and there are 1,000's of them in hundreds of folders.
>> I'd guess that you've got a dodgy option in there somewhere.
>> If the permissions are getting lost, why not just reset them when you've
>> rsync'ed
Mac wrote:
>
> But frankly reading some news feeds is not a serious enough matter to
> spend time reconstructing the data in order to use get a synced view of
> Liferea. ;-)
You could create a tarball, then put that on your NAS?
Another option is rss2email[0] -> imap mail server. That way y
LeeGroups wrote:
> Rsync shouldn't mess up the folder structure, I use it to do backups of
> my photos, and there are 1,000's of them in hundreds of folders.
> I'd guess that you've got a dodgy option in there somewhere.
> If the permissions are getting lost, why not just reset them when you've
>> If you've got a network drive mounted you can put a link to somewhere
>> on it in place of the ~/.liferea folder and then the different
>> machines will share the same profile..
>> ...I should point out that I haven't tried this so keep a copy of the
>> directory safe to put it back if it d
Robert McWilliam wrote:
> If you've got a network drive mounted you can put a link to somewhere
> on it in place of the ~/.liferea folder and then the different
> machines will share the same profile..
> ...I should point out that I haven't tried this so keep a copy of the
> directory safe to p
