change all "deny" to "allow". This
probably misses the point but try understanding the HAL config file(s).
If you have HAL installed take a look at /etc/dbus-1/system.d/hal.conf -
pure gibberish
3 Ask somebody who knows what they're doing.
Somebody - Anybody - HELP
paul
not both.
Any thoughts, ideas, urls ...
Am I even asking the right question?
Thanks
Paul
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Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
What a horror story! If it IS the mother board, maybe I'll get myself that
dual Opteron I've been thinking about for the past year or so.
(useless but possibly entertaining attempt at humor)
I can tell from here the mother board is bad and you'll need the dual
Opteron. Co
address do you guys normally put your router?
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Jay
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Mine is on .254 but that's because I already had a .1 machine.
What you need is either a two sided or
I finally bought a dvd drive, now I have to buy disks.
Is their any significant difference between -R and +R disks. (Also -RW
and +RW) or should I buy what's on sale.
The websites I've visited don't seem to lean one way or the other.
Thanks
Paul
I want to run openldap on my home server.
Actually, I just want to centralize all of our address books and ldap
looked like the best way to do it.
It was easy to install (apt-get install several things), then I tried to
configure it.
Whoever designed the slapd.conf file was some combination of ev
.
The problem started after I did my latest apt-get upgrade. It was intermittant
for a while, now the kb seems to be permenantly dead in debian
All this makes me think that my problem is buried somewhere in X or KDE.
Any ideas how should I go about troubleshooting this problem
Thanks
Can Joe fix the
problem and save the world. Wait for the next exciting installment:-)
Paul
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ith disk labels is that "permanent" glue dries
up after about 10 or 15 years and falls off and the removable glue stays
flexible and sticky for 20+ years (just checked the label on one of my
Dysan 8" disks :-).
Paul
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can anyone point me to an up to date list of lists and maybe a
blacklists for dummies kind of tutorial
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ng I decided I didn't want to move a few years of cruft
over to my new disk after all. So plan b is to start with a fresh
install and move the data and config file I need.
I think I'll try a knoppix hard disk install.
Thanks for all your help, you people a
te:
On Sat, 19 Jun 2004, Paul wrote:
I need to move my desktop from a (full) 10G drive to a (spare) 20G drive.
The ideal results would be copy everything over, then run lilo on the
new drive, then it would boot up looking just like the old one.
Nah... it doesn't work like that... unfort
a little vague, so I thought I would ask the experts.
Has anybody done this?
Is it easy - not to hard - increadibly difficult - don't even think
about it?
How do I do it - or better yet - a site with almost idiot proof
instructions.
What are the things that can go wrong?
Thanks,
Check out HSC Electronic Supply. They sometimes have surplus sealed wetcell
batteries that have been removed from emergency lights as part of routine
maintainence. I've bought some in the past and have had good luck. They're in
the yellow pages (online and off)
On Tuesday 02 March 2004 15:13,
changes DC to AC) cooling also may not be
up to running more than a half an hour or so and could also shutdown,
overheat or do something spectacular or unfriendly.
Paul (not an EE)
On Tuesday 02 March 2004 10:07, Rod Roark wrote:
> I have had an APC Back-UPS 500 for a few years and it lo
I found this bit of humor while looking up some history on Telstar 1
(the first communications satellite).
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/SSC/SSHP/sshp_akin.html
Jul 11 was the 40th aniversary of the launch of Telstar and the first
trans-atlantic TV broadcast via satellite.
_
greetings from adsl-209-233-98-66.dsl.scrm01.pacbell.net. I have a
static IP from pacbell DSL and that is the name that pacbell has
attached to it.
The scrm referres to sacramento. The other choices are snfc (san
francisco), lsan (los angeles), sndg (san diego).
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Is there some utility that will return the hardware address(MAC) of
every ethernet card on a network.
Thanks
paul
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Ryan wrote:
>On Friday 21 June 2002 12:11 am, Paul Barnhart wrote:
>
>>I'm setting up a new "always on" box (DSL router/firewall, webserver,
>>mailserver, fileserver, X10 controller, weather station monitor, etc)
>>and I want to use 2 identical pci eth
nd I
don't know how or where to specify that.
Any suggestions?
The way I did it with the old box was to use one pci card and one isa card
alias eth0 ne2k-pci
alias eth1 ne 0x280
This is still plan b but it would use up my only ISA slot.
Thanks
Paul
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s it possible?
>
Yes, but.
I have most of my mail comming straight into an old tan box in the
corner (686 200, 32M 1.2G) but I have my own domain and have setup MX
records (and all that other stuff ) on one of the free DNS servers out
there. The learning curve for setting up your own server
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