her options. I need to be able to connect from clients on Debian and
OS X using nonproprietary clients...
Anyone have recommendations for which daemon to use? Links to peep
before I dive into this?
thx
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no, it's an AGP slot. I tried both the gforce4 card I intend to run in
it and the gforce2 that was originally in the machine. Same results.
I know it worked before all this. Could a bad CMOS battery cause this
behavior?
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Message: 7
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 20:39:10 -0700
From: Troy A
I have a dell dimension 8100 that I just migrated a bunch of components
into, audio and video cards, DVD drive and CD-RW drive. I also
temporarily took the RAM out and gave the whole thing a good cleaning
with compressed air. When I put it back together it purrs to life, but
there's no video
I'm interested in testing the performance of one of my web applications
between some different machines I'm running it on. Zope proxied
through Apache with a MySQL backend running on different hosts under
Linux and FreeBSD... Some installations have all processes on the same
host. Some have
Greetings,
I have two questions - using MySQL 3.x
[1] I'm trying to craft an SQL query to delete orphan rows in index
tables
something like:
delete from DocWords left join Docs on Docs.ID = DocWords.DocID where
Doc.ID is null
Any suggestions how to do this?
[2] Is it possible to emulate the
ahh, I just got this to work. Here's the query I used (MySQL 3.x)
select distinct Organizations.OID , Organizations.Name ,
Organizations.Acronym
from OrgDocs , OrgProjects , Organizations
where (OrgDocs.OrgID = Organizations.OID) or (OrgProjects.OrgID =
Organizations.OID)
still interested in o
I have two index tables the associate Organizations with documents and
projects. I'm trying to write a query that returns all the
organizations that are associated with either a project or document.
To select distinct organization that are either associated with a
Document or a Project, I'm us
I have two SQL queries that I'm trying to combine using subqueries.
These are part of a web app lets people vote on the relative importance
of a bunch of hypotheses
The one that will be the parent query gets all the hypotheses in a
selected category. The query that I'd like to make the subquer
Thanks Rob. I did read Marc's entire e-mail though.
I was asking to determine why mysqldump wasn't a workable solution in
his situation.
In my experience it has proved the most effective fix for the problem
he is describing.
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Right at the bottom of the email you quoted...
>> Somebod
Why not just export the the databases with MySQL-dump and back up the
exported files instead of the live databases?
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On Dec 5, 2003, at 11:43 AM, Marc Elliot Hall wrote:
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2003 11:43:54 -0800
From: Marc Elliot Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Vox-Tech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sub
Any recommendations for browser, desktop, and distro combos for a kiosk
set-up?
So far I've heard good things about Opera's Kiosk Mode and KDE's as
well.
I'm thinking Debian for the distro...
Other options I should check out?
Experiences, recommendations, horror stories, etc?
TIA,
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Any recommendations for browser, desktop, and distro combos for a kiosk
set-up?
So far I've heard good things about Opera's Kiosk Mode and KDE's as
well.
I'm thinking Debian for the distro...
Other options I should check out?
Experiences, recommendations, horror stories, etc?
TIA,
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For a more generic prototyping tool have a look at.
http://phppgadmin.sourceforge.net/
For a more customized web interface check out Zope
Just set up you database adapter, code a few ZSQL queries and some DTML
or ZPT templates and you're sorted.
HTH
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On Oct 25, 2003, at 12:00 PM, [E
I'm setting up an hp2100 with a jetDirect card. I need to spool this print queue on a
RedHat 8 machine so that some DOS apps can capture a printer port.
I used printconf-tui to set up the printer as unix LPD print queue.
I can print postscript test pages just fine, but other machines can't prin
* ".IXI" (data only, so tiny). (Technical details: This binary format
is exactly the same as the binary format used within the "alEf" hunk in
the ".PNG" file format. This is because the same code is used to write
it.)
from
http://aleph1.sourceforge.net/
peace
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On Thursday, September 2
Hi Dave,
Looks like you got the info you needed for the Debian install. As far
as a BSD, If you like the Slackware ground-up approach to building a
system I would recommend checking out FreeBSD. One of the things I
really like about Debian is how apt-get handles all the dependencies
for you.
You should check out enlightenment. It's a tight window manager and you can use it in
a hybrid setup with KDE or Gnome if you're so inclined...
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On Thu, Sep 04, 2003 at 02:07:32PM -0700, Marc Hasbrouck wrote:
>I'm wondering what GUI's or desktops or window managers GIMP works with.
>
Thought this might interest some people on this list.
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Subject: External Sys Admin/Storage Admin Participants Needed
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 16:56:47 -0700 (PDT)
From: Usability Labs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Usability Labs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Usability Labs
I'm moving a printer (hp2100M) from a RH5 server to one running RH8, to
be shared over samba with some windows boxes. The workstations see the
printer, but when they print to it, I get pages of gibberish (text and
characters).
I copied the config from /etc/printcap on the RH5 box to
/etc/prin
I'm smbmounting shares from one RedHat(5.0) box to another(8.0). I
would like to preserve the owner and group attributes from the box that
is exporting the shares.
The relevant lines from /etc/fstab all look like this:
//oxygen/pyDes /mnt/pyDes smbfs
credentials=/home/osiris/
I'd like to find a way to slice the extension off of a file name in python.
That is, I'd like to slice everything after the first period in the file
name.
I'm renaming the files based on another algorythm, but I need to keep
the extension the same.
I looked at the slice( ) function, but it see
I have a DTML page where users can choose location(s) to link to a
hypothesis. So there's an HTML multiple selection field. I have code
that calls SQL to insert multiple selections and code that calls the
SQL insert for a single entry. My question is how do get Zope to
differentiate between
I'm installing an ethernet card in machine running Debian (woody)
here's the output from #lspci -v
01:0b.0 Ethernet controller: Lite-on Communications Inc LNE100TX (rev20)
Subsystem: Kingston Technologies: Unknown device f002
Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 64, IRQ
Remember the presentation from Alex and Nile at dLoo
Does anyone have the source code or deb package of springBox?
dLoo took it down from their site as they are between versions...
thanks
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Zope is great for this sort of thing. There are two add-ons that are
very close to what you're describing: CMF and NuxeoCPS. There some
sites out there that offer free Zope hosting for noncommercial projects,
which might be a good way to take Zope for a test-drive. I've heard it
described as
Anyone out there used Zope for collaborative content management? I am
setting up a portal for researchers in an environmental planning
process, and I'm interested to hear people's thoughts on some of the
different CMF add ons that are out there. So far I've been playing with
Plone and NuxeoCP
As much as I consider myself an advocate of open source, I bought a mac
last year, because it allows me be more effective in my work and thus
justify the higher cost. As a web developer I use Dreamweaver, because
it les me work more efficently than any open source web editor out
there. With O
There is a GNU-Darwin x86 distro. Not quite OS X, though.
http://gnu-darwin.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=install-x86
From what I hear, all of the good binaries are architecture specific.
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Ryan wrote:
Does anyone know if it's possible to put OS X on an Intel PC?
-ryan
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