link - sort of backwards and in contradiction to the
general unix principle you mention of using lowercase!
Roger
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 20:42, Roger Searle wrote:
I have some partitions newly mounted in /windows - /windows/G and
/windows/H - folders I created myself
Hi - I can use
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ locate ethereal | grep bin
/usr/X11R6/bin/ethereal
and create a desktop icon to launch it, but can't find the usual icon -
locate ethereal | grep icon or grep ico gives nothing. Where would I
locate the icon? It's not one of the standard ones available
locate name
locate name | less (e.g. locate icon | less)
locate name | most (e.g. locate icon | most)
locate name | grep another_name | most (e.g. locate icons | grep mozilla |
most)
or
qpkg -l mozilla|grep icons|less
Regards,
Robert
-Original Message-
From: Roger Searle [mailto:[EMAIL
Nick Rout wrote:
Roger what version of SuSE are you running?
9.1. My quick google of the problem last night revealed the absence of
icons in earlier releases of ethereal, which lead me to conclude the
best approach would be the latest release. However your determination
of it being more a
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 09:13, Roger Searle wrote:
I struck out last night with Nick's direction on this, none of the
methods revealed any obvious signs of icons! I'm going to change tack
on this one a little and look to upgrade ethereal, the one on my home
desktop
indeed i do know. thanks for doing that for me.
roger
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:23, Nick Rout wrote:
I will email them off list later.
I've sent him a 64x64, I hope he knows what to do with it.
--
C. S.
ahhh look at that the ethereal icon on my desktop at last !!!
Roger Searle wrote:
indeed i do know. thanks for doing that for me.
roger
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:23, Nick Rout wrote:
I will email them off list later.
I've sent him a 64x64, I hope he
you need to thank yourself now . . .
Carl Cerecke wrote:
Carl Cerecke wrote:
Hi,
I've got the following shortcut keys defined for macros:
(global-set-key [f8] 'start-kbd-macro)
(global-set-key [f9] 'end-kbd-macro)
(global-set-key [f10] 'call-last-kbd-macro)
Now I'd like to bind the last kbd macro
We have had a Sony DSP for a couple of years old now [I have on my to do
list setting up udev with it in my spare time]. In the asbence of
udev, my SuSE 9.1 distro automatically detects it's presence when
plugged in and I can manage the files as per any other device within 15
seconds or so.
We used printtech for servicing an hp laserjet we used to have here.
Will collect and deliver if you wish. 338 2335. I found them good to
deal with.
Cheers, Roger
Andrew Sands wrote:
Recently came into the possession of a pre-loved HP LaserJet 4 in working
condition with a 10M JetDirect
Hi, is anyone else experiencing email delivery problems with Paradise?
I've not received any messages to my account all day, including ones to
this list. It's not easy to find any network status messages from their
home page either.
Cheers,
Roger
My problem is just today.
I just spoke with a human at the call centre who tells me a large team
is working on the problem.
Roger
Andrew Errington wrote:
On Thu, 05 May 2005 12:06, you wrote:
Hi, is anyone else experiencing email delivery problems with Paradise?
I've not received any
Yuri do you know what was up with the paradise servers yesterday? No
email delivery for at least 9 hours (that i know of).
Roger
yuri wrote:
On 5/6/05, Nick Rout wrote:
Perhaps there is a new virus or spam scam doing the rounds, they tend to clog email servers pretty fast.
hang in there kelvin, been where you're at and moved on (a little), good
to hear you are determined to stick it out, which is why i'm still
here. i still have many unanswered questions, but many of them can be
found right here or with google.
cheers,
roger
motivated wrote:
Linux just takes
the whereis command will do the trick:
seven:/home/roger # whereis mysql
mysql: /usr/bin/mysql /usr/lib/mysql /usr/share/mysql
/usr/share/man/man1/mysql.1.gz
you might have to be root? and this didn't initially work on my suse
installation until i installed the findutils-locate package (sorry,
I am dual booting my work machine, and have succeeded in installing
thunderbird so I can share the email store and address book via a
symlink, and created a desktop icon to start it. Similar process with
firefox, and am sharing the bookmarks via a symlink to the windows
bookmark file. That
install firefox from? the package should have made a menu
entry. click and drag it onto the desktop.
If that doesn't work open a terminal and type firefox then press
enter.
If that produces an error report it back.
On Mon, 09 May 2005 13:51:20 +1200
Roger Searle wrote:
I am dual booting my work machine
etc set for the non-root user ??
such things usually live in the user's home directory
good luck
Paul
Roger Searle wrote:
I am dual booting my work machine, and have succeeded in installing
thunderbird so I can share the email store and address book via a
symlink, and created a desktop icon
the installer is me - so for future reference, where should I have told
it to install (assuming I'm silly enough to try installing any software
manually again?). oh the joys of being near the bottom of the learning
curve... seeing i've managed to get thunderbird working wrongly like
this, I
, I can live without that. Thanks
for telling me off - I've learnt things today. Please can I go home now?
Roger
Roger Searle wrote:
the installer is me - so for future reference, where should I have
told it to install (assuming I'm silly enough to try installing any
software manually again
Hi, I have apache2 installed on this suse 9.1 box (Yast tells me all
sorts of apache2 packages are there). How can I start the server?
Running httpd gives me command not found. In a browser http://seven
or http://192.168.0.7 or http://localhost all give the connection was
refused when
seven:/etc/init.d # ls -l apa*
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 8767 2005-03-16 07:50 apache2
Steve Holdoway wrote:
On Mon, May 16, 2005 12:48 pm, Roger Searle said:
Hi, I have apache2 installed on this suse 9.1 box (Yast tells me all
sorts of apache2 packages are there). How can I start the server
apache installed files would tell you:
rpm -ql apache |grep init
easier to use yast :)
On Mon, 16 May 2005 12:48:46 +1200
Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, I have apache2 installed on this suse 9.1 box (Yast tells me all
sorts of apache2 packages are there). How can I start the server?
Running httpd gives
To get a file into an editor, here are some gui options. Get a
konqueror window going (on the start menu, click Home). (or add
another application button to your taskbar called home and use that).
Navigate up a few levels and go to the /etc directory, find the file
called fstab, click it.
well, icons, on your taskbar... when you right click your taskbar, you
get the options to add or remove buttons.
like when you added the special button for terminal sessions.
Deane Foreman wrote:
(Buttons? My mouse has buttons?...)
Hi, suse 9.1, when I shut down this machine (and have pressed F2 to see
the details) all the commands complete without error, as far as the
usual second to last line of proc umounting. Last thing to appear
prior to powering off is the system will be halted immediately however
the system will
While you still need to dual boot (as I do), we can get thunderbird
going so that you can access your email from both OSes.
Roger
Deane Foreman wrote:
Forgot to add, I had to reinstall grub before I could boot into Suse to try
the different sync.bin files so it was grub that was at fault - not
Hi, I suddenly have a single ticket for tonight's game for less than
cost price (one of our group is sick). $30 (worth $35), good seat in
the new west stand, right on half way, in the lower bowl towards the
back (under shelter, I'm pretty sure). Any takers? Email me off list
to this address
Hi, I have discovered today that my local phone exchange box thing now
supports adsl (actually it has for the last 6 months). I am just
waiting for confirmation of available capacity from that cabinet (it has
been fully subscribed in the past prior to the recent addition of a new
bit and
Yes, basically with Telstra Clear (Paradise). From my conversation last
night with the sales person, I understand it to be a usb cable only, ie
no ethernet port to connect to my switch. Perhaps I will clarify when I
am contacted today - and maybe just get the thing anyway - it is free so
Given you have a choice, anyone BUT telecom (being the company
responsible for the current price and speeds available for NZ being
amongst the worst in the oecd).
Roger
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Just had a call from ihug telling me I've got to get off their
bundled
booth? It would seem we're
headed in the same direction!
yuri wrote:
On 26/05/05, Roger Searle wrote:
Given you have a choice, anyone BUT telecom (being the company
responsible for the current price and speeds available for NZ being
amongst the worst in the oecd).
Unbundled
i only have 50 invites left, suppose i could spare one of them for a
member of this list :-)
roger
Robert Fisher wrote:
We now have another border living with us and our eldest son has moved home -
that makes 5 large boys and Paula and I to feed and connect to the internet.
I have set up
Hi, when trying to use k3b there is no device listed for the reading or
writing device. Trying to refresh or add a device through configure k3b
devices, using either /dev/hdd or /media/cdrecorder just gives
could not find an additional device at [either of those paths].
Trying to view files
Hi, when trying to use k3b there is no device listed for the reading or
writing device. Trying to refresh or add a device through configure k3b
devices, using either /dev/hdd or /media/cdrecorder just gives
could not find an additional device at [either of those paths].
Trying to view files
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, when trying to use k3b there is no device listed for the reading
or writing device. Trying to refresh or add a device through
configure k3b devices, using either /dev/hdd or /media/cdrecorder
just gives could not find an additional device
info.
AFAIK that will only get scsi emulated devices. To get IDE devices where
there is no scsi emulation in place (as should be the case with 2.6.x
kernels) you will need:
cdrecord --scanbus dev=ATAPI:
Cheers Ross Drummond
On Sat, 04 Jun 2005 15:56, Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, when
are on the device and mount point.
On Sun, 2005-06-05 at 18:51 +1200, Roger Searle wrote:
SuSEbox:/home/roger # cdrecord --scanbus dev=ATAPI
scsidev: 'ATAPI'
devname: 'ATAPI'
scsibus: -2 target: -2 lun: -2
Use of ATA is preferred over ATAPI.
Warning: Using ATA Packet interface.
Warning: The related libscg
point.
On Sun, 2005-06-05 at 18:51 +1200, Roger Searle wrote:
SuSEbox:/home/roger # cdrecord --scanbus dev=ATAPI
scsidev: 'ATAPI'
devname: 'ATAPI'
scsibus: -2 target: -2 lun: -2
Use of ATA is preferred over ATAPI.
Warning: Using ATA Packet interface.
Warning: The related libscg interface code
SuSEbox:/home/roger # file -Ls /dev/hdd
/dev/hdd: writable,
That's it. Not good.
Nick Rout wrote:
On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 13:54 +1200, Roger Searle wrote:
I should have googled in the first place before trying to see what's
going on with the permissions, and now that I've found
Thanks everyone for all the suggestions. I have eventually realised
that when the drive recently visited the daughter/partner's machine for
it's annual format/install, it had to be jumpered as master (sharing a
cable), but wasn't changed back when going back in this one (alone on
it's cable).
! (shows the value of the
command line too :-)
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 06:12:01 +1200
Roger Searle wrote:
Thanks everyone for all the suggestions. [snip]
, it had to be jumpered as master (sharing a
cable),
hdc and hdd aren't the same thing.
there's one on it's way now.
Phill Coxon wrote:
Hi.
Anyone have a spare gmail invite they can give to me to give to a
friend?
Thanks!
i'm getting old enough (but not THAT old) to struggle these days in this
department.
when i moved that drive to the other machine temporarily, i was probably
thinking:
must remember to change the jumper back
must remember to change the jumper back
must remember to change the jumper back
must
I may be mis-interpreting your question if you didn't realise Slosh has
accessed his gmail via a pop client - if this is what you do want look here:
http://gmail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=12103topic=194
http://gmail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=12103topic=194
Plua
not sure why it's there, but it sure is a cool puzzle to solve! and not
quite as hard as the name might imply. a quiet place for half an hour or
so is required though. i ended up finding it easier to use a
spreadsheet to put the bits together.
a good puzzle for the logical thinkers among
Hi, I'm trying to back up a cd with k3b but am making coasters. The copy
goes fine, then track 1 writes, the failure comes at the point of
fixating track 1. The first attempt and failure suggested I should run
k3b as root, which I did the second time. Here is the output of the
error message
is the command which I have adapted to your machine from the debugging
output you provided.
cdrdao copy --device /dev/hdd --eject --driver generic-mmc
If you do a lot of cd copying it may be usefull to alias this command.
Hope that helps.
Cheers Ross Drumond
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 21:52, Roger Searle
I've had a few of these today, and with the paradise home page just now:
The following error occurred:
[code=GATEWAY_TIMEOUT] A gateway timeout occurred. The server is
unreachable. Retry the request.
I can ping ihug.co.nz and google.co.nz - we're on ihug here. This
I'm involved with the administration of around a dozen email lists that
run via mailman. They would typically get at least half a dozen
messages a day that were either spam or viruses/worms etc and generate
an email requesting they be dealt with by the individual list admins.
A couple of months
I recently purchased the Linksys WRT54G for home, have had no problems
with it, works fine with firefox linux. It came on the recommendation
of a network engineer friend. Since getting my one, I have subsequently
seen it recommended in a number of forums.
Roger
Carl Cerecke wrote:
I'm
You may have tried this already, but what follows is my experience
resolving similar telecom issues with phones and adsl that exist in
the house...
It may take a couple of minutes for the adsl link to activate after
switching the box on. If you've powered it down, leave off for a minute
Carl Cerecke wrote:
I didn't use the splitter at all. Just plugged it straight into the
phone jack. Tried unplugging the phone too. I did leave it on for a
few minutes, too.
The modem didn't come with a telecom-style phone plug, so I'm using
the same one from my dial-up modem: male telecom -
Oh - so maybe this is Carl's problem?
If this is eliminated / confirmed, and a direct connection to the
jackpoint won't result in a connection, then it's got to be a Telecom
problem? And as David points out, surely they can't charge you for
fixing something they didn't have right in the first
It's in the Account Settings dialog box (Tools menu) and can be
separately set if you have Thunderbird set up for several email
addresses (click the specific account name).
Roger
Robert Fisher wrote:
Although I need now to find how to change the Thunderbird reply to
settings.
it's arriving here... this is the third i've got today.
Carl Cerecke wrote:
Something is blocking my python script email to the list. maybe the
hash-bang is triggering some sort of anti-virus filter.
If it's only your own postings from your gmail account, perhaps your
settings on this list's mailserver software is set to not receive your
own posts?
Though where to go to check this is a mystery to me currently - can
anyone offer a clue or link?
Cheers,
Roger
Carl Cerecke wrote:
On
I too would be very interested in a talk on kernel compiling. And
perhaps as an extension (or prelude?) if there was time, a look at the
upgrade of KDE (I'm looking to upgrade my current 3.2.something to 3.4
if I can pluck up enough courage / figure out where to find my spare
time). Seeing
Rout wrote:
On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 16:04:09 +1200
Roger Searle wrote:
I too would be very interested in a talk on kernel compiling. And
perhaps as an extension (or prelude?) if there was time, a look at the
upgrade of KDE (I'm looking to upgrade my current 3.2.something to 3.4
if I can pluck up
Thanks for the missing link about why I couldn't do the KDE upgrade from
within YAST. However this misses the whole point of wanting to learn
about downloading the relevant files from the KDE site and doing it that
way.
Roger
Nick Rout wrote:
or update the whole bizzo to 9.3.
On Mon,
Nick Rout wrote:
You may be ready for gentoo :-)
I was a starter for the 'fest a couple of times ago in the garage but
had to cancel due to family commitments :-(
I didn't mention the command line actually! I said stick with packages
from your distro :-) That is because i thought your
. Unless I want to break something really well...
Cheers,
Roger
Andy Leach wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
Thanks for the missing link about why I couldn't do the KDE upgrade
from within YAST.
However this misses the whole point of wanting to learn
about downloading the relevant files from
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
Thanks for the missing link about why I couldn't do the KDE upgrade
from within YAST. However this misses the whole point of wanting to
learn about downloading the relevant files from the KDE site and
doing it that way.
Roger
There are a *lot
Hi, my plan to upgrade a suse 9.1 installation to KDE 3.4 is on hold,
and is perhaps impossible? It appears, I have discovered after seeing a
long list of dependency issues, that 9.1 is based on XFree86 and KDE 3.4
requires X11. Am I basically at a dead end with this install and my
best
Nick Rout wrote:
On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 21:06 +1200, Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, my plan to upgrade a suse 9.1 installation to KDE 3.4 is on hold,
and is perhaps impossible? It appears, I have discovered after seeing a
long list of dependency issues, that 9.1 is based on XFree86 and KDE 3.4
I'd like to be able to make certain applications open on a specified
desktop? For example when clicking a desktop or panel shortcut to have
thunderbird and firefox always open on desktop 2 which I have renamed
web, and shells and yast always open on a desktop named admin.
Plenty of info on
Nick Rout wrote:
Ahh yes that does seem to be so, but probably not an official part of
Suse, they often have unsupported extras on their ftp server.
In the same tree (at suse) there are xorg binaries:
ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/supplementary/X/Xorg/
although whether there is a yast
Yes, KDE.
Nick Rout wrote:
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 06:05 +1200, Roger Searle wrote:
I'd like to be able to make certain applications open on a specified
desktop? For example when clicking a desktop or panel shortcut to have
thunderbird and firefox always open on desktop 2 which I have
a
certain desktop?
XMMS opens to Desktop 6, and ONLY desktop 6...regardless of where
it's started from...
If thats what your trying to do then I too would be interested in
this result... It's something I've tried to do too...
Andy
Roger Searle wrote:
I'd like to be able to make certain
Hadley Rich wrote:
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 06:05, Roger Searle wrote:
I'd like to be able to make certain applications open on a specified
desktop? For example when clicking a desktop or panel shortcut to have
thunderbird and firefox always open on desktop 2 which I have renamed
web, and shells
the
desktops, though.
David
On 17/08/2005 6:05:26 a.m., Roger Searle ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I'd like to be able to make certain applications open on a specified
desktop? For example when clicking a desktop or panel shortcut to have
thunderbird and firefox always open on desktop 2 which I
neither package was installed, but is now.
seven:/home/roger/devilspie/devilspie-0.10 # rpm -ql gtk2-devel | grep /usr
(nothing returned. without the grep, I can see that ALL the output is
to the /opt/gnome directory or sub-directory).
Trying the ./configure command again gives (at the
but hopefully only need to do so once...
interesting exercise though.
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
checking for working aclocal-1.4... missing
checking for working autoconf... missing
checking for working automake-1.4... missing
checking for working autoheader... missing
checking for working
to see how it
goes on Monday.
I don't consider that the whole exercise has been a waste of time, on
the contrary, I have learned a few things, and I really appreciate the
help I've had today.
Cheers,
Roger
Roger Searle wrote:
but hopefully only need to do so once...
interesting exercise
by this one when setting up development environments
across platforms with the same toolkit. I think debian does this as well.
A good test is 'if you can build STLport, you can build *anything*'
Steve
On Wed, August 17, 2005 5:48 pm, David Mann said:
On Aug 17, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Roger Searle wrote
as far as a distro upgrade goes, the 2 on the list are either suse 9.3
or gentoo. i'll keep an eye on whether a garagefest eventuates and see
if i can put aside that day (though that is quite a challenge just
now). i looked through the installation documentation when i was
intending coming
Hi, perhaps this is just more writing on the wall and time to upgrade.
For some time I've had a problem with using kopete for chat, I had the
password saved in kdewallet (a password manager thing) and it would log
on for me each time I logged on. At some point it stopped sending the
right
Hi Volker, could I arrange to get a suse 9.3 dvd from you?
I have a spindle of blank disks here, would a swap be a good arrangement
for you?
Cheers,
Roger
one above.
and that it's time to organise an updated distro...
thanks for all the replies.
roger
Nick Rout wrote:
On Sun, 2005-08-21 at 17:05 +1200, Andy George wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, perhaps this is just more writing on the wall and time to upgrade.
For some time I've
I'm not offering an opinion on the choice of model, and understand this
may be tied in to your warranty claim, just wanted to say that you could
easily get 160GB and perhaps 200GB for less than these prices from
numerous suppliers
http://www.pricespy.co.nz/cat_3.html
Cheers,
Roger
Nick
Well it looks like tonight is a possibility for upgrading to suse 9.3.
While I am essentially happy with setting up from scratch there are a
few files I want to back up first, here's all I can think of: fstab,
firefox bookmarks, and thunderbird address book. And I would probably
make a copy
approach it differently.
Cheers,
Roger
Nick Rout wrote:
Why are you thinking of starting from scratch?
(Yes it is a good isea to back up regulalry, esp before a major upgrade,
but you should be able to upgrade ratther than start from scratch)
On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 06:50:00 +1200
Roger Searle
OK so I will make some tarfiles of the relevant folders. Having looked
at the man page I understand generally the command tar -NumerousOptions
directoryname but my next question is which options should I use? And
should that also include gzipping too? (The order of these options
seems to be
Similar situation and response from me, I'm faced with shelling out $375
( !!! ) for my Acer's battery replacement, 2 years old and lasting 15
minutes. Have had the same place recommended to me as a cheaper (but
still not cheap) alternative, and just as soon as I've got a spare
couple of
shares?
Also I note that some of your options use the - instead of =, for
example in [data] you have Writable - Yes - I think it should be
witeable = yes
Try running testparm, it tests your smb.conf for internal correctness.
It is a command line tool.
On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 08:21:12 +1200
Roger Searle
and ownerships to check.
Are there any quotas in place on linux or windows?
On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 13:04:47 +1200
Roger Searle wrote:
OK I have tidied up the capitalisation of the paths making them all
consistent.
The file is mostly created by suse. I had added a few lines... I see
when
a file is extended.
Setting this to yes can help Samba return out of quota messages on systems
that are restricting the disk quota of users.
Default: strict allocate = no
On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 13:04:47 +1200
Roger Searle wrote:
for those others of us following the thread, what was the answer?
roger
motivated wrote:
SOLVED...
On windows you have an htdocs folder which is where you place your files to
be served up by apache.
So which folder is it here:
var/www
var/www/html
var/www/web
I'm wanting to test
And you would want to check the jumpers on both the hard drive and cdrom
drive, to ensure that one was master and the other slave.
Hang in there Kelvyn, reminds me of a similar difficulty I had not too
long ago that really frustrated me. In my case it was partly because
the device was on
It's not necessary to log in as root. Of course you have to learn how
to accomplish all these things while logged on as a normal user.
For the command line stuff, I know a couple of options. Start up a
normal shell prompt and type su, you will be asked for your root
password. Alternatively
I have subscribed to the samba mailing list. I'll post this issue there
in the next day or so and if there is a resolution let the list know.
Roger
Nick Rout wrote:
On Fri, 2005-09-09 at 17:11 +1200, Roger Searle wrote:
This posting I thought to be particularly interesting/relevant
Hi, I have just completed a network install of suse 9.3 to my notebook
via nfs which was a good learning exercise and went well right up to
logging on for the first time. Clearly the resolution was detected too
low and I was prompted to configure it so I chose [EMAIL PROTECTED] thinking
this
thanks again nick. got it corrected though did need to do it twice for
some reason, but is all good now and has survived a reboot.
cheers,
roger
Nick Rout wrote:
On Mon, September 12, 2005 10:25 pm, Roger Searle said:
Hi, I have just completed a network install of suse 9.3 to my
this from me a couple of days ago:
It's not necessary to log in as root. Of course you have to learn how
to accomplish all these things while logged on as a normal user.
For the command line stuff, I know a couple of options. Start up a
normal shell prompt and type su, you will be asked
Hi, now that I have a wireless router at work and home (both are 802.11b
g), I need a pcmcia card for my laptop. Plenty of them about of
course, but I want to make sure it will work under linux. Any advice on
which ones are better / easier to get going under linux / reliability /
range etc
I have a cameo usb wireless device which stopped going, went back for
repair, it's replacement doesn't work either. Possibly flakey
drivers, though I don't know for sure... I certainly can't get it going
in more than one (windows) machine. It's going back tomorrow for credit
on something
For my application I specifically need pcmcia, it's the only slot my
laptop has. Or reliable USB. But my experience with the stupid cameo
thing has left me weary of that option. And definitely support for g.
The comments on chipsets and power ratings etc are very helpful.
Further
who over 30 can? i sure can't...
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 12:01, Nick Rout wrote:
I regularly receive CV's from Germans looking to spend their three
month elective working in a law office in NZ. Their spelling and
grammar are usually perfect.
Ah. But they are
are both your networks going out through the ipcop box?
i think that the problem is not with your ipcop box, but with the ms
server's settings governing the vpn connection.
you need to talk to the administrator of that server (is it you?).
there is a setting in routing and remote acccess
I would be very interested in such a session. And if I could (in my
naivety) attempt to broaden the scope? Remote access more generally,
ssh-ing to another box and running apps (like vnc for example) through
it, or more generally administering remotely. And how to go about doing
so without
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