Anybody up with php

ok the following code works , well works for pulling the info , I know my code is a little whacky but it comes from within another module hence the layout. Anyway the second query's output works perfect and displays as it should but the first query just seems to display the same values for

RE: Anybody up with php

a little stuck. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marek Kuziel Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 4:37 PM To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz Subject: Re: Anybody up with php Hey Jason, you're re-assigning $query variable with your second db query

PABX

Hello, Any asterix pro's out there, got a couple of 'conceptual' questions. Thanks, Jason

Re: PABX

://astug.org.nz Jason Mumby wrote: Hello, Any asterix pro's out there, got a couple of 'conceptual' questions. Thanks, Jason

Re: PABX

:) a bit, don't know about 'pro' though. On Sunday 01 October 2006 21:42, Jason Mumby wrote: Conceptually would it be possible to run a call center that had satellite operators? Like stay at home mums. I guess each operator would need a DSL connection and a sip phone or router. Sure, that's

Re: PABX

So...ahem, at best one box can handle 4 calls at a time? That seems a bit lean. I mean call centers must take hundreds of calls an hour. I figure this probably isn't going to work on a large scale! Hadley Rich wrote: On Sunday 01 October 2006 21:55, Jason Mumby wrote: Well I was thinking

R.I.P Peter Brock

This may not be the right place but I am just as much avid fan of motor racing that mucking around on my nix system , I Just wanted to say. Farewell my friend , I have followed your racing for many many years and you are a true legend among drivers. My prayers goes out to your family on

Sooner Than I would Ever Have Thought

I had a knock at the door just before from a guy from telstra offering me new plans on my phone and internet lines , I thought ok here we go this is going to be a waste of time but to my bloody delight , i am now signed up for a 10 d/l and 2 meg u/l connection with a 40 gig limit on it as

RE: Please wear fire-retardent clothing.

I was running mandrake for quite some time but then just found I was always having to many problems with it. I am now running fedora 5 and like it , In saying that though my nix box is used as my test bed for my site before I go putting any fresh code into it , so I guess it suits my needs for

Could not help but put this up.

Hi all, Some of you may have heard this already on the radio station but it is something that I could not resist sharing with everybody who has not heard it. Its of a phone convo from a 10 year old Irish girl to a demolition company wanting them to knock it down. It had me in stitches

Stuff for the meeting.

Afternoon all, I have finally gotten around to sorting out all the stuff I would like to pass on at the next meeting. Trouble is that I may not be able to attend, because of my hours of work looks like I will be toiling during your meeting. If somebody would be interested you are more

RE: Stuff for the meeting.

: RE: Stuff for the meeting. Thanks for the offer - nothing really takes my fancy. Please don't put computer bits on the carpet though... not the best way to look after them. -Original Message- From: Jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, 11 June 2006 2:31 p.m

Re: mms:// ?

flashget or NetTransport

The Take Over

I just came accross this image and just had to put it up on my site as a pick of some of the best wallpaper. (this time i remember to link :) ) http://www.tls-tech.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=226size=big

Re: Question

Links it is then, Oh by the way although i am sure everybody had got access to these , i have both the 64 and 32 bit of fedora core 5 Don Gould wrote: jason wrote: sorry about the pic guys was my fault selected wrong file to attach was only ment to be 16k, my bad. we like links :) even

Re: Question

wrote: WOuld be interested in a 8G drive to get my young granddaughters dead box going again please. Barry. jason wrote: afternoon all , i was having a bit of a clear out this afternoon and i have some stuff that i just really don't need or want. Was wondering if its worth bringing this stuff

Re: 10 Mbit Cable erratic

Hey guys i have now added a page that displays all the different hosts and the average speeds people are getting , from the 600 odd tests carried out 77 different hosts have been through now, Dunno if it is of help to you but shows what everybody else is getting.

Re: Don't tell anyone, but....

Man wish i was getting that speed. I was having so many problems with my xtra *cough (new 3.5) cough* yeah right plan that i designed and set up my own speed test system just to keep a check on things. It sort of grew out of that and i have now recorded 59 different hosts. The results are quite

Forum inclusion

Hi all , First up let me introduce myself my name is Jason , i am an avid *nix user and yes have to admit also run a windows box as well. I did not realize there was a *nix club here and was interested to find out about it. Was wondering if it would be ok if i tagged along to one of your

no problem

Thanks for the welcome , its no problem about the forum , the offer is there if it is needed is all.

Re: no problem

lol , its all good Nick Rout wrote: On Mon, 08 May 2006 14:50:56 +1200 jason wrote: Thanks for the welcome , its no problem about the forum , the offer is there if it is needed is all. Hey you only have one persons views yet, let the conversation flow a while!

Re: ADSL with Firewall

http://www.expansys.co.nz/forumthread.asp?code=110630thread=5 You still need to know the DNS server of your IP. Here is the setting of my IPCOP behind DLINK 302. RED_ADDRESS=10.1.1.4 RED_NETMASK=255.0.0.0 RED_TYPE=STATIC RED_NETADDRESS=10.1.1.0 RED_BROADCAST=10.1.1.255 DNS1=202.27.158.40

Re: NBR article about Linux in govt.

The article is pure FUD, simple as that. Hugo Vincent wrote: http://www.nbr.co.nz/home/column_article.asp? id=13257cid=3cname=Technology Someone should really help the author get his facts straight. He cites the Microsoft Get the facts page regarding Linux vs Windows cost of

Re: Looking for recommendations for a good value laser printer

We use a Brother HL5040 at our office - it's been a GREAT workhorse. I refill the toner myself and haven't replaced a drum yet (supposed to have about 5000 copies ago =) Works well via USB under Linux yada yada. Hope this helps... Cheers Jason Craig FALCONER wrote: Its Brother - avoid like

OT - Old Power Supply Sources?

one I can buy or know where I could source a used one? Free would be ideal, of course. =) Cheers Jason Greenwood

Re: debugging USB device problems

I get the same thing regularly with an external USB Hard drive in an enclosure and it is REALLY bugging me. =) Suse 9.2 here... A full system hang has always been rare for me under Linux but I can reproduce this one reliably. Cheers Jason Volker Kuhlmann wrote: I have problems on some old

Re: debugging USB device problems

I'm just wondering where in the logs I should be looking to try and troubleshoot this...when the system hangs, does the logging stop, I'd assume so. Steve Holdoway wrote: Jason Greenwood wrote: I get the same thing regularly with an external USB Hard drive in an enclosure and it is REALLY

Re: debugging USB device problems

So we need to just trust that the kernel boys will deal with this in time? This is clearly a USB/Kernel issue... Volker Kuhlmann wrote: I'm just wondering where in the logs I should be looking to try and troubleshoot this...when the system hangs, does the logging stop, I'd assume so.

Re: Bugger - the MS Money Mill Rolls On.... =(

Round 2: Microsoft reports higher 4th qtr profit, sales 22 July 2005 SEATTLE: Microsoft Corp's fourth-quarter profit rose on strong demand for laptops, personal computers and servers, the world's largest software maker said. http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3354052a28,00.html

Re: OT with apologies

copy it to your Linux Parition and go from there... Cheers Jason stringer wrote: Since the upgrade recently from W95 to W98 I've lost grub. Was going to fix that. But used a Sun disk I had which is bootable and based in Suse, but that didn't seem to help. su'd to root, created a mount point

changing boot location

documentation with regards to intrid and grub but these don't seem to help me. Thanks in advance Jason

Suse/*nix new

it was installed. Any clue's to fix this? Thanks, Jason

Re: Saving a file

. Cheers Jason motivated wrote: I'm lost on learning this linux !! I'm trying to save a file (info.php) in : /var/www/html Each time I try to save it I get a pop-up saying that the file could not be saved, make sure I have write access and/or theres enough disk space. I have NO idea if I have

Re: Saving a file

permission instructions because I think it is easier for newbies to see something graphically. The other advice you have been given is how to change permissions from the command line - also a useful skill to have. Hope this helps. Cheers Jason motivated wrote: The best thing to do is to start

Re: Saving a file

If you find this that frustrating, your Linux experience will be a difficult one - and you may be better of sticking with doze. Remember, Linux is NOT Windows and that is a good thing. Linux would not be as secure as it is without these 'annoyances'. Cheers Jason motivated wrote: man chmod

Re: Saving a file

and many 'Googles' I got there in the end, feeling very satisfied with myself. There is more 'gratification' with running Linux as it takes more work and skill to run it properly vs. Windows. Phill Coxon wrote: On Sun, 2005-05-08 at 20:23 +1200, Jason Greenwood wrote: If you find this that frustrating

Re: thanks

You are very welcome, remember, we've ALL been where you are at, at some point. It DOES get easier - I promise. =) It's just that everything Linux is totally alien if you are coming from a Windows background, which most are. Cheers Jason motivated wrote: Thanks Robert, Christopher, Andrew

Re: Root file management in Konqueror from users desktop (was saving a file)

The standard user KDE Menu already has a link to Super User Konqueror on most distros. Then it is simply a matter of linking to this menu entry from the desktop or panel. Cheers Jason Ross Drummond wrote: My method of file wrangling as root is to use Konqueror from a link on my kde desktop

Re: Bugger - the MS Money Mill Rolls On.... =(

uses more resources with each iteration. Pthetic. Ciao~~ Jason Nick Rout wrote: On Sat, 2005-04-30 at 22:03 +1200, Robert Himmelmann wrote: It is quite difficult not to give them any money. Just consider all those free OEM-version of Windows you get with most computers. only if you buy

Re: Bugger - the MS Money Mill Rolls On.... =(

BTW, aren't laptops outselling desktops by like 2 to 1 nowadays??? Tilts the board into MS's favour even more Nick Rout wrote: On Sat, 2005-04-30 at 22:03 +1200, Robert Himmelmann wrote: It is quite difficult not to give them any money. Just consider all those free OEM-version of Windows you

Re: Bugger - the MS Money Mill Rolls On.... =(

I know austin, the owner well. I should ask him maybe =) Craig FALCONER wrote: How the hell does a boxmover like global PC make their own laptops ? Do you mean that they rebrand compucon laptops or something? -Original Message- From: Nick Rout [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, 1

Re: Bugger - the MS Money Mill Rolls On.... =(

Man if this were the case, MS would be Shi**ing themselves. The ONE thing they do NOT want us to have is a choice. Maybe one day Nick Rout wrote: On Sun, 2005-05-01 at 10:41 +1200, Robert Himmelmann wrote: Nick Rout wrote: Wherever they come from, the point is its an OS-less laptop :-) It

Bugger - the MS Money Mill Rolls On.... =(

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3264364a28,00.html Microsoft profit up, Wall Street likes 2006 targets 29 April 2005 SEATTLE: Microsoft Corp. on Thursday posted sales below Wall Street expectations, but it said it had a strong product pipeline and gave an upbeat outlook for the year ahead.

Re: OT: USB drives

' in the order notes at checkout and we'll refund the discount to your credit card! This discount offer is valid for 14 days. I normally do not post plugs to the list but I just had to in this case. =) Other members have bought through us and can vouch for our service if they wish. Cheers Jason

Re: OT - Tales of Digital Cameras / Video cameras

or not... Cheers Jason yuri wrote: On 4/22/05, Andrew Sands wrote: I am about to purchase both a digital camera and a digital video camera. Of course, I need to make sure that I can use both devices under Linux. So, if anybody has purchased either type of device recently then I after kind of a mini review

Does this bode well for Linux users or not??

In my experience they deserve each other. They also are both extremely arrogant companies that don't give a meaningful toss about Linux - they've said as much at the conferences I've been to. Maybe this consolidation will change things??? ===

Does this bode well for Linux users or not??

In my experience they deserve each other. They also are both extremely arrogant companies that don't give a meaningful toss about Linux - they've said as much at the conferences I've been to. Maybe this consolidation will change things??? ===

S5 info

Thought this may be useful to some A Simple Standards-Based Slide Show System http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/ http://www.masterviews.com/2004/11/21/xhtml_to_powerpoint_browserbased_css.htm http://www.sixapart.com/pronet/weblog/2004/10/using_movable_t.html

Re: DHBs to test open source

Bout bloody time too! Robert Fisher wrote: DHBs to test open source alternative to Windows and Office http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/NL/39A5FAC6A45E8FB2CC256FDA00319B5C

RE: Fax over IP was fax over broadband

Most modern photocopiers have internet fax built in. Most users however don't take this onboard and spend a fortune on toll calls when they could be sending the fax for free! Ahhh ignorance is bliss. And expensive. -Original Message- From: Christopher Sawtell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

'whois' client query

for Linux that are more complete than the standard bundled client? I usually get fairly complete info using the client bundled with SUSE 9.2 but sometimes it is way off... Ideas? Cheers Jason

Re: 'whois' client query

the command line. Alas, too good to last I guess. Cheers Jason Volker Kuhlmann wrote: My problem is that it is sometimes not complete vs. what can be found by using the domain registrars whois tools (online or otherwise). Why would this be? Registrars increasingly hold back information

MS Patent Objection - List Call to Action!

Hi All, See the article here: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=5ObjectID=10115247 for more info. I just sent an email to IPONZ. I recommend you all do the same if you can! The one I sent is below for reference. Cheers Jason === Original

Linux Scanner Support

I have checked the SANE page and these models: Epson Expression 1680 USB Scanner CanoScan LiDE20 HP ScanJet 7450c look well supported. Anyone have first hand experience with any of them? Cheers Jason

Re: Linux Scanner Support

Ok, I just found out that the other 2 are thousands of dollars so I think I'll go with the CanoScan LiDE20. =) Unless people have suggestions of reasonably priced new scanners that are well supported under Linux (Suse 9.2 pro)?? Cheers Jason Jason Greenwood wrote: I have checked the SANE page

Re: Linux Scanner Support

The differences between the 20 and 30 model?? Cheers Jason Volker Kuhlmann wrote: think I'll go with the CanoScan LiDE20. =) Unless people have suggestions of reasonably priced new scanners that are well supported under Linux (Suse 9.2 pro)?? LiDE30! You'll need to use trademe though

Re: Linux Scanner Support

I see now, big difference in max resolution... Cheers Jason Jason Greenwood wrote: The differences between the 20 and 30 model?? Cheers Jason Volker Kuhlmann wrote: think I'll go with the CanoScan LiDE20. =) Unless people have suggestions of reasonably priced new scanners that are well supported

Re: A refugee from redhat seeks advice

We used Mandrake at our offices until the poor QC just got out of hand. We switched to Suse 9.2 pro on the desktop and Debian on the sever. Life is now good. =) ALL distros have their quirks but quality control is important. So is polish on the desktop...Suse has it in spades. Cheers Jason

Re: Accounting Software for Sprorts Club

Just for everyones info: http://software.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=05/02/09/1654232 Quasar Accounting finds move to open source adds up Tuesday March 01, 2005 (06:00 PM GMT) Cheers Jason Ralph Stoker wrote: Can anyone recommend some free accounting software for use by Korfball Canterbury

Re: OpenOffice.org SI contact person

Even though I do not agree with most of his views and lifestyle choice, Tim Barnett MP is VERY receptive to new ideas. I have met with him a few times...he knows who I am so name drop when you go see him. I have 'softened him up' on the Open Source thing already for you. =) Cheers Jason

Re: Email ettiquette rant

BTW - I personally HATE bottom posting... =)

Open Office Question

how to 'embed' images into the OO document, so they get emailed as well?? Cheers Jason PS - am saving it as a .rtf file.

Re: Open Office Question

Well, I sorted it by outputting it to a PDF instead. That embedded the images alright! =) God Bless OO. LOL Cheers Jason Jason Greenwood wrote: Bloody Open Office! =) When I insert images into a document, thay are not embedded but instead the image path is relative to the image location on my

Re: Open Office Question

Thanks heaps! =) Ian Laurenson wrote: On Tue, 2005-02-15 at 15:39, Jason Greenwood wrote: Bloody Open Office! =) When I insert images into a document, thay are not embedded but instead the image path is relative to the image location on my drive. Thus, when I email a document as an attachment

Re: Open Office Question

You are right, I have 'unchecked' the link box and it still does not embed them properly as it should. =( I am using OO 1.1.3 on SUSE 9.2 Pro. Cheers all, Jason Ian Laurenson wrote: On Tue, 2005-02-15 at 15:39, Jason Greenwood wrote: Bloody Open Office! =) When I insert images into a document

Re: Where is my camera mounted?

The best thing to do is use a card reader. It is much easier than dicking around with the camera directly IMHO. Just a thought. Cheers Jason Robert Himmelmann wrote: Barry wrote: Using gphoto from Mandrake8.2 I could plug my camera into a usb port and it is seen immediately i load gphoto. Also

Re: Newbie - wanting to backup Ubuntu settings

K3B (Graphical CD/DVD Burner). Hope that helps. Cheers Jason Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 16:42, Lindsay wrote: I have been using Ubuntu Warty for about 10-12 days now. I have set up Evolution email, and GAIM with some personal settings and contacts. There maybe one or two other

Re: Linux security - newbie

. Cheers Jason Robert Himmelmann wrote: [snip] Yes linux is safer, but its neither 100% safe nor idiot proof, for a failrly low level of idiocy :-) You might spend the rest of your life on a dialup non firewalled linux box and never regret it. You won't find that experience on some oses - unpatched

Re: Linux security - newbie

The appropriate line here is: boot access=r00t access=) Cheers Jason Michael JasonSmith wrote: On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 20:17 +1300, Lindsay wrote: I have been of the understanding that Linux is relatively virus and intruder safe. How accurate is my understanding of this? Others have nicely

RE: OT: DSL Modem and Router question - New Jetstream connection .

the point, it ended up being the power supply on my modem (ps)didn't have enough juice to hold the connection. Only found out cause I had a spare usb powerd modem that worked ok. Jason -Original Message- From: Bryce Stenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, 24 January 2005 10:19 a.m

RE: OT a good laugh at MS

There is an explorer uninstaller in the add remove programs. I tried it after loading firefox. All it seemed to do is remove the quick start and shortcuts. -Original Message- From: Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, 20 January 2005 2:08 p.m. To:

RE: Fedora core 3

Hey, Just an update, I followed the guide and I started about 5 last night, it's still going. Thank god telescum aren't capping my dsl anymore. Jason -Original Message- From: Jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, 14 January 2005 6:53 p.m. To: Linux users group (E-mail) Subject

Fedora core 3

, Jason

Total beginner

Hello, My name is Jason. I am probably the sort of person that Linux users hate. Bought a magazine with some free CD loaded a Fedora Distro and spent a Saturday morning beating my head against a keyboard. Bit of history, I loaded RH9 ages ago but got quite frustrated when ever I wanted to load

Re: OT: Python book Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner

Don't see many Python embedded cellphones. Then again J2ME is just a flash in the pan. On Sat, 2005-01-08 at 19:12 +1300, Robert Himmelmann wrote: I don't like the idea of easy programming languages. Something you can use later and for useful programs is better. I think that's more

Re: OT: Python book Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner

You said it 'there has to be an inherent interest'. Is there? Or is this wishful thinking (hoping?) on dads part? If so, it'll collect dust on a shelf most likely... My .002c worth. Cheers Jason Carl Cerecke wrote: Derek Smithies wrote: I think it is somewhat futile to get a book

Re: OT: Python book Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner

I totally agree and wish you (and her) all the best. =) Cheers Jason Carl Cerecke wrote: Jason Greenwood wrote: You said it 'there has to be an inherent interest'. Is there? Or is this wishful thinking (hoping?) on dads part? If so, it'll collect dust on a shelf most likely... Good point

Re: OT - Homeschooling.

I mostly agree...=) My fiance probably wouldn't even know what Wondows looked like if she saw it. Her only computing experience has been on my Linux/KDE boxen. Cheers Jason Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 16:10, Steve Bell wrote: Actually, just try picking up linux at any time

DVD Playing on Linux - help for others??

- which took me until 3am (!) Hope this helps someone else. Cheers Jason

Re: DVD Playing on Linux - help for others??

duplication?? I certainly don't!!! Cheers Jason Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 09:53, Jason Greenwood wrote: The setup was straightforward and quick once I found the right info - which took me until 3am (!) 3am Egads ( !!! ) emerge --sync ( approx 10 minutes, paradise cable is nice

Re: DVD Playing on Linux - help for others??

Plus, with Gentoo, you have this equation: Download time + compile time before use. Binary distros only have the download time component. Didn't mean to make this a distro war: sorry. :-/ Volker Kuhlmann wrote: I have never understood why people want broadband for gentoo, but will happily

Re: DVD Playing on Linux - help for others??

Nope, couldn't find the packages on Packman...though they have some good packages there. Found Guru's Suse page good too but I emailed him and he is just now putting the packages together for 9.2 Cheers Jason Volker Kuhlmann wrote: You conveniently forget [...] and then fighting all

Re: DVD Playing on Linux - help for others??

but the learning curve is pretty steep and I am a busy man. Hehe. Cheers Jason Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 10:29, Jason Greenwood wrote: Yes, I know, similar on Drake. That doesn't work too well on non-Gentoo systems now does it? True. And if you don't want to compile?? Ah. But _you_

Re: Issues with Mandrake 10.1

: URPMI and PLF. Oh and they have a great set of packages available, nopt all of which can be found for SUSE - I am looking though!! Cheers Jason Zane Gilmore wrote: I recently saw someone mentioning that Mandrake 10.1 had some problems. I think it was Yuri. What I would like to know is... were

SUSE 9.2 - I am happy now (install report etc)

the least. If you are looking for a very good, RPM based, desktop/KDE oriented distro, give SUSE a try, I think you may like it. Cheers, Jason

SUSE 9.2 - I am happy now (install report etc)

. If you are looking for a very good, RPM based, desktop/KDE oriented distro, give SUSE a try, I think you may like it. Cheers, Jason

Re: SUSE, YaST and dial-up failure

off of you for testing??? =) Cheers Jason Volker Kuhlmann wrote: The ltmodem came in with the kernel, I didn't have to make a choice on that one - it installed ltmodem-2.6.2-38.9, the previous was xxx.8 it came down at the same point. I can also assure you that I rebooted as soon as YOU had run

Re: unlimited.school.nz RE: [Fwd: Re: ignorate priciple's]

is the bane of the Internet. Ok, IE is worse but Flash/Shockwave come a close second. Cheers Jason C. Falconer wrote: Their site will be completely invisible to google - because google doesn't search flash. Not a good way to help the customers find you. -Original Message- From: Steve Bell [mailto

Re: XF86 problem

You're welcome. =) Now back it up. LOL Rowan wrote: Just a quick work of thanks to Jason for helping me to get my XF86config going again. The MCC worked in the end. Also thanks to Paul for trying to help. Rowan

Flash: Mandrakelinux 10.1 Official is available!

Just FYI all: FLASH: Mandrakelinux 10.1 Official is available! Following a successful Community release, Mandrakelinux 10.1 Official features improved hardware and mobility support (including support for BlueTooth and Intel Centrino chips), better stability and a lot of new

Re: gPhoto2 and Sony DSC-P8

Use a card reader, much less fiddly, and it can stay plugged in. I would recommend a company I am affiliated with for one but I got flamed the last time I did that... =) Cheers Jason Douglas Royds wrote: I cheerfully plugged my sister-in-law's DSC-P8 (http://www.dpreview.com/news/0302

[Fwd: Mdklinux Flash NWL: Mandrakelinux 10.1 Community available now!]

Hi all, thought you may be interested... Original Message Subject: Mdklinux Flash NWL: Mandrakelinux 10.1 Community available now! Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 19:01:38 +0200 (CEST) From: Mandrakesoft Team [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] FLASH: Mandrakelinux 10.1 Community

Re: File managers/browsers

I like XWC. =) david merriman wrote: I really like Krusader. http://krusader.sourceforge.net/home.php David When I go, I'd like to go peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather, not screaming in terror like his passengers. Hamish McBrearty wrote: Hi all Having recently been through my laptop

Re: browser wars RNZ 11.30am

Hi is NOT FOSS freindly - I have had some dealings with him in the past. He is pro MS all the way. He is editor or Netguide Magazine for those that don't know. InfoHelp wrote: Nigel Horrocks has replaced Paul McGovern as IT commentator on National Radio (101FM, c675AM). He seems better

Re: checking fstab entries

It's my personal favourite... =) Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 07:23, Roger Searle wrote: Yes, this is a good explanation. A question: I figured out I can edit fstab via [EMAIL PROTECTED] roger]# kedit /etc/fstab as I need to be root. While this works fine, is kedit the best

Re: How does mandrake's urpmi handle multiple copies of the same rpm

It looks local first, then abroad. And you can selectively disable media temporarily in URPMI as well. =) Nick Rout wrote: Example case: I have the first three CD's in the urpmi database, and I add the ftp site for the distro too. now the stuff on the CD's1-3 is a subset of whats on the ftp

Re: Installfest

It will look in all places set up in the software manager as repositories. It is hierarchical, it will look locally first and then look on the designated mirrors from there Cheers Jason Paul Wilkins wrote: Philip Charles wrote: On Mon, 19 Jul 2004, Paul Wilkins wrote: So what happens

Re: Installfest

Just set up the remote repositories found here: http://urpmi.org/easyurpmi/index.php and you will not need the 4th disc! Cheers Jason Neville Paintin wrote: So, is the 4th disk available? I work night shift and can't make it Thursday night, any other way I could get the 4th disk

Re: Audio CD's

K3B - Best CD Burning App for Linux I have tried (and I've tried most of them). In stall and burn, have fun. =) P.S. Please remove your 'reply to' header as it screws the list munging. Cheers Jason Michael Pearce wrote: I am wanting to create Audio CDs on Linux. I use xcdroast for data CD's

PHP-MySQL Project

offlist at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I know the owners of the firm well and they pay promptly and are aware of the costs for good programmers. Regards, Jason Greenwood

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