DJ Lucas wrote these words on 06/11/06 13:01 CST:
just wide open printing from windows
XP Home to cups.
I suppose disregard my previous message as I didn't catch this
the first time around. I do the exact opposite of what you are
trying to do.
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Angel Tsankov wrote these words on 06/08/06 06:31 CST:
Aha, and do I need to have any of the RP-PPPoE configuration files for the
rp-pppoe plugin to work, e.g. /etc/ppp/pppoe.conf?
Couldn't you answer that on your own by simply trying it?
If it works without the config file, then you don't
rblythe wrote these words on 06/04/06 11:53 CST:
This is a long post simple to say thank you.
You are most very welcome. I usually try to do whatever I can for
folks that have done some research and made legitimate attempts to
correct the problem. You qualified. :-)
BTW, you are getting the
rblythe wrote these words on 06/04/06 12:11 CST:
This e-mail is for my learning purposes only.
[snip]
Could someone give me a couple of examples of what a user like
myself could use these packages for?
Please also keep in mind that I don't think learning about these
packages is a waste
rblythe wrote these words on 06/04/06 12:33 CST:
Yes I am behind a router. when I issue the dnsdomainname command the
output is:
localdomain
I never did put much thought on how this name is registered on a LAN. I
guess now I have more to research and learn about.
There really isn't
Randy McMurchy wrote these words on 06/04/06 12:53 CST:
192.168.x.xxx computer.rblythe.prv rblythe
This should have been written as:
192.168.xxx.xxx names
I wouldn't want you to think there was only 10 available addresses
in the 3rd octet. I will leave it up to your research
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 06/04/06 13:58 CST:
I'm kind of shooting from the hip, but you can also control the router
DHCP to do these kind of things.
There are several reasons why I prefer to not do this. Of course,
these are just my thoughts and YMMV.
1. I believe it easier to
Peter B. Steiger wrote these words on 06/01/06 13:40 CST:
You probably already know this, but for those who don't... ldd is your
friend. When a specific binary (such as /usr/bin/acroread) fails, type:
ldd /usr/bin/acroread
... and look for any libraries it says it can't find.
[snip rest
Simon Geard wrote these words on 05/29/06 04:00 CST:
--with-jab-dir? Is that a typo, meant to be --with-jar-dir?
No. The book is corrrect.
jab-dir = java access bridge directory
(Though Simon your intentions are admirable, please look at the book
if you aren't sure about something before
Tor Olav Stava wrote these words on 05/29/06 03:29 CST:
I suggest updating the patch, and adding it to the BLFS book.
Because MySQL builds perfectly on an LFS system, and your trouble
is based on an HLFS system, your suggestion would be perfect for the
Wiki. I've created the MySQL User Notes
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/29/06 05:02 CST:
I aquired sighted help and I fired up startx and was presented with a window
containing a shell prompt.
Did you change your .xinitrc file as suggested in the Configuring the
Core GNOME packages page like so? :
echo exec gnome-session
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/29/06 09:22 CST:
Here it is:
# Begin .xinitrc file
xterm -g 80x40+0+0
xclock -g 100x100-0+0
metacity
exec gnome-session
Myself, all I ever put in is the 'exec gnome-session' line. I've
never needed the metacity line, and I would for sure remove
Matthew Burgess wrote these words on 05/29/06 13:21 CST:
On trying to login via KDM all I see is squares in place of
every single character of text that should be on that screen.
I haven't a clue here, Matt.
The only thing that shows
up in /var/log/kdm.log is:
FreeFontPath: FPE
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/27/06 09:38 CST:
Maybe you can use gcc-2 to drop that pesky net-tools patch. :)
Seriously, any package that hasn't been fixed for gcc-4's stricter
syntax by now is borderline unmaintained.
And what makes this difficult, is what constitutes been fixed? If
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/27/06 09:43 CST:
I would try `make install'.
My notes show these commands to install festival:
./configure --prefix=/opt/festival-1.95-beta
install -v -m755 -d /opt/festival-1.95-beta/{bin,src/main}
ln -s ../src/main/festival{,_client} bin
make
install -v
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/27/06 06:10 CST:
BUILD FAILED
/usr/src/apache-ant-1.6.2/build.xml:970: The following error occurred while
executing this line:
java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: junit/framework/TestCase (Unsupported
major.minor version 49.0)
Use version 3.8.1
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/27/06 10:22 CST:
Thanks, I'll study these notes, should be a good guide.
I have similar notes for the speech_tools package along with a patch
I used. You may not need any of this, though, as it sounds like you
have it running already.
Be forewarned, I
Randy McMurchy wrote these words on 05/27/06 10:44 CST:
I worked fairly hard learning the gnome-speech, gnopernicus, free-tts
stuff as I wanted to get something in the book for the speech
impaired.
Please substitute vision impaired for speech impaired.
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Andrew Benton wrote these words on 05/27/06 12:24 CST:
/dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy auto user,noauto 0 0
Just for the record, /media/floppy is specified by the FHS.
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Peter B. Steiger wrote these words on 05/27/06 20:08 CST:
I know that's covered in FAQs all over the world, but I figure it makes
sense for it to be included with the other xorg.conf instructions.
This, to me, is a very good suggestion. DJ, care to handle it?
I cannot confirm it, as I don't
linux23dragon wrote these words on 05/26/06 19:39 CST:
Any comments?
Why would anyone want to install GCC-3.3.6? :-)
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Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/26/06 19:45 CST:
libstdc++.so.5 for binaries that still look for it.
The Internet is so difficult to express yourself. If all 3 of us
were in a bar shooting the shit, and this conversation was happening,
you'd know immediately that I was being humorous, and
linux23dragon wrote these words on 05/26/06 20:12 CST:
I have a lot of old pre-compiled programs for games and other software that
won't be updated to today's standards.
Too bad. Sounds to me as though it's time to update your software
inventory to modern standards. :-)
(Hmmm. I wonder if
Peter B. Steiger wrote these words on 05/26/06 20:48 CST:
Arrmy training, sir!
I use lines from Stripes all the time and these undereducated
20-somethings around me have no idea what I'm talking about. Is this
what it's like to be old?
Col.
I sometimes wonder that same thing.
TheOldFellow wrote these words on 05/24/06 08:16 CST:
Any pointers would be much appreciated.
Hi Richard,
I have found that the MPlayer plugin for Firefox works really good on
almost anything I've thrown at it. Of course, you have to install
MPlayer first.
Angel Tsankov wrote these words on 05/23/06 06:25 CST:
Well, I guess I need a detailed explanation of what the difference is between
a window manager and an X environment.
I wouldn't expect anyone here to provide that for you. If you
really don't know the difference, and aren't just pulling
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/23/06 07:20 CST:
What should I do to fix the language problem below?
Googling for setting up a locale should help you there.
_IceTransmkdir: ERROR: euid != 0,directory /tmp/.ICE-unix will not be created.
_IceTransSocketUNIXCreateListener:
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/23/06 07:20 CST:
_IceTransmkdir: ERROR: euid != 0,directory /tmp/.ICE-unix will not be created.
_IceTransSocketUNIXCreateListener: mkdir(/tmp/.ICE-unix) failed, errno = 2
Additionally, it appears your /tmp directory does not have the correct
permissions
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/23/06 07:56 CST:
On Tue, May 23, 2006 at 07:30:20AM -0500, Randy McMurchy wrote:
What happens if you create the directory shown above as instructed
in the BLFS X installation?
What package instructed as you suggest? I've installed many packages am I
Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/23/06 15:12 CST:
What does i18n mean?
internationalization
An 'i' then 18 characters before closing with the 'n'.
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Georgina Joyce wrote these words on 05/23/06 15:12 CST:
Thanks, that's all sorted now. I'd missed the link for configuration because
I wanted to see if I could get gnopernicus talking. Slowly but surely, I'm
getting there.
Which Text-To-Speech package are you using. I have real good luck
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/23/06 17:23 CST:
I would move the linux source out of /usr/src. This is a big no-no
specifically for broken packages like this. Save yourself a lot of
hassle and move the kernel code somewhere else.
Well, just as a follow-up on Dan's message. If you
Warren Wilder wrote these words on 05/22/06 08:14 CST:
I've noticed that a lot of emails about DBUS and HAL are passing by lately.
(Currrently I have udev as well as hotplug working for me.)
I picked up that HAL and DBUS are great for detecting hotpluggable
media,
DBUS is a low-level backend
Alan Lord wrote these words on 05/22/06 14:10 CST:
I have a question which now seems as good a time as any to pose: in
that, as a non-desktop user (Either Fluxbox or XFCE at a push) would
there be any benefit to us minimalists using these automated features?
Perhaps not at the moment. But I
alberto hernando wrote these words on 05/13/06 05:35 CST:
Hi.
I have a generic question about libraries and updates.
I'd say that you cannot answer your question on a generic basis.
You'd have to take each update and know if there are API changes,
.so name changes or anything else that could
Warren Wilder wrote these words on 05/13/06 07:36 CST:
How do you check whether any of the running processes is using the
shared library xxx.so?
One way is to print out out a list of the shared library dependencies
for whatever binary (process) you want to know about. Take for example
Thomas Ulrich Nockmann wrote these words on 05/13/06 07:59 CST:
Hello,
does not have a backslash being in the second line?
Thanks, will fix it right now.
And to answer your question, you are doing us a favor by writing in
to tell us about mistakes in the book. In fact, for these types of
Jeremy Henty wrote these words on 05/13/06 07:49 CST:
Yes. The GTK+ team are outstandingly good at preserving backward
compatibility. I have done many upgrades of GTK+-2.4.x,2.6.x,2.8.x
(and also glib, atk, pango) without problems. I've never had to
uninstall the old version and never had
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/11/06 19:00 CST:
On 5/10/06, Simon Geard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Out of curiosity, which backend are you using with Totem - libxine,
gstreamer 0.8 or 0.10?
Probably not gstreamer-0.10 if he's watching DVDs since the plugins
haven't been ported yet.
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/11/06 20:10 CST:
That's true. I guess I'm trying to buy into a gstreamer only media
backend. It seems ridiculous to install two separate ones.
At the expense of 5 minutes and a few megabytes? Please, it would
not be considered ridiculous to invest 5
Alexander E. Patrakov wrote these words on 05/10/06 08:27 CST:
If it doesn't: bug in Firefox (and in the book).
If this is a bug in the book, why haven't you ever mentioned it?
Rebuild with the library
containing the needed symbol explicitly mentioned in LDFLAGS, as the LiveCD
does
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/10/06 15:44 CST:
Thanks for the report. I'll try to get this in the book soon.
You can if you wish, but Gnomemeeting will be *removed* from the
book in probably less than a week. :-)
I haven't built Ekiga yet, but I feel pretty good about it. If it
does
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/10/06 15:56 CST:
You could have said that before!
Sheesh. Is there a proper warning for this in the books?
In the Before asking for Help section, it specifically says to
mention if you've deviated from the book. So Leo was in error by not
mentioning
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 05/09/06 08:12 CST:
I still have no idea what the issue is, and I don't think anyone here
is going to be able to provide meaningful debugging of dcop. However,
now that you're armed with a backtrace, this problem could be brought
to the KDE lists. One of
David BOURIAUD wrote these words on 05/09/06 08:53 CST:
So, what ? If you were facing the same problem, what would you do ?
Complete rebuild, top to bottom. But that's just me. I *know*
this stuff should work, and I've proven it, over and over and
over again (proven to myself, that is). Now,
Nicolas FRANCOIS wrote these words on 05/09/06 16:58 CST:
Hi. Two problems :
Typically, you'll receive much better attention to issues when they
are listed in separate messages. Trying to work two problems with
one Subject title usually ends up much less focus to each individual
message.
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Dan Winkler wrote these words on 05/09/06 20:30 CST:
im not sure what the problem is here
following the BLFS svn i installed MPlayer
for some reason i cant watch dvd's
You should not be having these issues. You put *so much* stuff in
your email that I could not decipher it at all. Is there
Henry christenson wrote these words on 05/08/06 19:54 CST:
Jeremy.
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Matthew Carson wrote these words on 05/04/06 16:42 CST:
Too bad for you, that you're using Mutt - get a better email client
*plonk*
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Henry christenson wrote these words on 05/04/06 20:33 CST:
One im not complaining just pointing out something incase somone else
goes though all the trouble.
if you follow the current lfs you probably will have no luck getting
gnome working.
Simply back down a few versions of Pango, ATK,
Henry christenson wrote these words on 05/04/06 20:56 CST:
oops i forgot to mention that i was using CLFS thats using gcc 4x.
current blfs version is 2.10.
Sigh.
The above is meaningless. I was trying to be helpful. You are
trying to use development LFS with stable (I think) GNOME.
Henry christenson wrote these words on 04/29/06 21:28 CST:
You do relize that the version of libglade in the blfs book is from
september 2001 right?
there up to like version 2.01 now !
I'm not quite sure why I'm responding to this message, perhaps
in an effort to keep a bug being introduced
Lupine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote these words on 04/29/06 22:32 CST:
[snip all]
How does this email address get by the spam-checker?
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Filip Bartmann wrote these words on 04/23/06 13:08 CST:
I get the same result as you(I have gstreamer installed
in /usr/include/gstreamer-0.8/gst/). I make the link /usr/include/gst
to /usr/include/gstreamer-0.8/gst/ too.
At this point it is now over my head what could be wrong. I do know
that
Dan Winkler wrote these words on 04/23/06 13:21 CST:
im having issues with alsa i think that is
I don't have the patience to look through an entire dmesg output.
Perhaps out of courtesy to those trying to help you, you could
only post the relevant material.
Are you certain that the permissions
Andrew Benton wrote these words on 04/20/06 10:41 CST:
The fluxbox page in BLFS tels you how to populate ~/fluxbox
I know you did extensive changes to the fluxbox page recently, and
what seems like including changes to how ~/fluxbox is created, so
you may want to tell folks to use BLFS SVN.
Paul G Rogers wrote these words on 04/20/06 10:43 CST:
Because I'm compiling for an old P1-233MMX, I'm trying to limit the
overhead, snip though I fear that will just bog-down my old CPU.
Just an FYI. I recently installed KDE-3.5.2 on a recent (20060322) LFS
based system. Though not quite the
William Zhou wrote these words on 04/20/06 13:37 CST:
If you passed the --with-swig parameter to configure and wish to build the
Perl, Python and/or Ruby bindings, issue any or all of the following commands:
Thanks William, however, in the future when you point out things
using ^^
Randolph D Dach wrote these words on 04/15/06 12:08 CST:
When I check ntp.conf it has been overwritten to
This behavior has been noted when using the Dhcpcd client. Do you by
chance use it, or another DHCP client? Do you establish a network
connection at boot time? If so, you may want to
Randolph D Dach wrote these words on 04/15/06 13:01 CST:
Is there andy way to stop that from happening???
First of all, please don't top-post. You should trim the original
message to include only the relevant parts you are replying to and
then place your reply below the trimmed portion of the
Randolph D Dach wrote these words on 04/15/06 13:47 CST:
the DHCP client is DHCP Client Daemon v.1.3.22-p14
and I finally have the DHCP working correctly .
Cool!
I edited the /etc/sysconf/network-devices/ifconfig.eth0/dhcpcd
to instruct DHCP_START=-d -N and now everything works fine and
I
Tor Olav Stava wrote these words on 04/09/06 13:54 CST:
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Firefox runs like a champ. I believe the issue you quote above, Dan,
is related to X-org 6.9/7.0. Tor said he too has 6.8.2 installed.
Have you done any special configurations beyond what's in the BLFS book?
All
Henry christenson wrote these words on 04/09/06 14:17 CST:
I had an issue installing firefox as well. Its due to some bug with
gcc4 i belive. There is a patch on the paches list on LFS page.
This resloved my build issue.
Just FYI for everyone. No GCC-4 patch is required for Firefox 1.5.x.
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 10:52 +0100, Alan Lord wrote:
Like I said it might be completely wrong, but something to keep you
going until the states wakes up!!!
History has shown you to be right about 95% of the time when you have
a segfaulting Firefox. Misconfigured fonts.
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rmlinux:
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 08:41 -0700, Dan Nicholson wrote:
The solution is that we need to stick with the packages the developers
say are for Xorg-7.0 unless there is a security flaw or serious bug
release made. Bumping up the major version from fixesproto-3.0.2 to
fixesproto-4.0 without
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 19:02 +0300, Ag Hatzim wrote:
Also Dan i think it's good idea for every module to has its own page and
with the right order.
A single page is getting unreadable and in my humble opinion might be
confusing.
I must admit to not looking into the Xorg 7.0 stuff yet. I just
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 19:33 +0300, Ag Hatzim wrote:
I also want to object to pull out the Xorg-7 from the book.
Is exactly the same code with 6.9.0.
What we can do,is to publish an official list with the right
versions and stick with them,thus will make the support more easily.
Pulling out
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 23:44 +0530, Faheem Mohammed wrote:
...just trying to get xfce up and running... however... i keep getting
errors that gtk+2.8.16 won't work because the PKG_CONFIG_PATH may be
wrong or th BASE_DEPENDENCIES variable is not set.. it complains it
cannot find atk, pango,
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 13:30 -0700, Henry christenson wrote:
Dont forgot if X is installed its path too.
We are talking about the directories that are native to pkg-config. Ones
it knows about by default and not from PKG_CONFIG_PATH.
A separate X directory other than /usr/lib/pkgconfig would
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 23:49 +0200, Simon Scheiwiller wrote:
What could be the problem here?
I wish I could help you Simon, but I haven't a clue. However, this might
be helpful. It should work. I have several systems with Apache-2.2 on it
that can run cgi scripts just fine. For example, they
On Tue, 2006-04-04 at 00:29 +0200, Johannes Lächele wrote:
after I installed LFS, using the LFS-book-6.3-pre3
Where did this come from? Man oh man, I am out of the loop big-time.
:-)
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Archaic wrote these words on 03/31/06 17:19 CST:
It is simply a matter of perspective. Technically, the patch isn't a
gcc-3 patch, but rather a C standard compliance patch. I also agree the
patch should be renamed to reflect its new purpose (i.e. fix compile
errors with gcc-4) if for no other
Archaic wrote these words on 03/31/06 19:10 CST:
[snip the entire post]
That stomach illness you are encountering has really messed you up.
:-)
I don't know if there was one thing in that message I understood.
Really, I was totally lost even after reading it several times.
Is there a
Dan Winkler wrote these words on 03/29/06 14:08 CST:
I however am wondering what would be the best suggested permissions for the
files in /etc/skel
I always set them to 0600. That way the default is for them to be
installed in user's home dirs with the same perms (my personal preference
is
Henry christenson wrote these words on 03/29/06 15:38 CST:
Problem in the configure. Getting ltconfig errors.
Any ideas ?
Though I did snip some of your message, there is simply not enough
material in your message to begin to understand what your problem
may be, much less a solution.
So
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 03/29/06 16:56 CST:
Unpack your binutils tarball and
copy config.guess and config.sub over the ones in glib-1.2.10. In
fact, you should keep these files handy because this situation may
arise again.
What's wrong with just using the 'config.guess' and
John Gnew wrote these words on 03/28/06 11:44 CST:
I have gone to Edit/Preferences/General/Play an sound, but I can not
make Thunderbird play a sound. I am running version 1.5 and have
followed the BLFS for the install. And yes my speakers are on and I can
play sound from other applications.
John Gnew wrote these words on 03/28/06 11:49 CST:
Since both of these products are configured and installed in a similar
fashion, I am probably missing something simple to make this work
correctly.
Read the configuration sections in the SVN Thunderbird and Firefox
instructions. You'll see
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 03/28/06 13:02 CST:
On 3/28/06, John Gnew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I had to do was, once in the configuration sections for each
product, right click and select new to add the new preference name as
a string, and then the value.
Yep. I guess this should
John Gnew wrote these words on 03/28/06 12:52 CST:
Both products do not match BLFS instructions.
Yes, they do! :-)
Maybe in some installs
these preference names are present
No, they are not present in any install. I believe you rushed through
the material too quickly, John, and
Henry christenson wrote these words on 03/28/06 20:06 CST:
Me using gcc 4 thought i wouldent need the patch because
of the way its mentioned in the book.
Thanks for the input, though I'm not really sure there's anything
we'll do about it. The way it is mentioned in the book is:
Required
tom wrote these words on 03/28/06 12:35 CST:
I think the book should mention you need to add this --with-kio-smtp to
kdebase in order for kmail to authenticate otherwise smtp wont work.
You entered a bug into the Trac system about this. We are all aware
of what you are saying. Repeatedly
USM Bish wrote these words on 03/28/06 21:20 CST:
It requires editing
the prefs.js file in your Thunderbird profile (look in
~/.mozilla-thunderbird, and drill down to find this file).
3. After making certain Thunderbird is not running, add the
line Codei, to the file and
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 03/28/06 22:16 CST:
This was brought up a while back. The patch name needs to be changed
to indicate gcc4.
I'll just have to disagree with your thinking.
The book says it is a required patch. The patch has been required
since that version of GCC. Nothing
Matthias Berndt wrote these words on 03/25/06 05:14 CST:
is there anyone interested in adding IPsec-tools, Squid and/or Privoxy
to the book?
I believe standard protocol is to first submit a hint (one for each
package), and then request that the hint(s) be incorporated into the
book if there is
On Wed, 2006-03-22 at 05:49 +, John Gay wrote:
On 3/22/06, Simon Geard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, they do cover different problems, although there is some
overlap. Libtool is fairly specialised towards the task of hiding the
differences in the build process that exist on
Hugo Villeneuve wrote these words on 03/18/06 16:45 CST:
I installed Gnome Icon Themes 2.12.1, and noticed that the pkgconfig file,
gnome-icon-themes.pc, is installed in /usr/share/pkgconfig. This caused
problems when I tried to install libgnomeprintui-2.12.1 later as it could not
find
Lord Igtenio wrote these words on 03/03/06 15:57 CST:
And should I submit this as a bug to the people
who work on jhalfs? I figured it'd take care of this,
but apparently it hasn't.
There are a whole slew of folks that have successfully used jhalfs
to build a working installation of LFS. You
Dan McGhee wrote these words on 02/12/06 19:25 CST:
Dan McGhee wrote:
Thanks,
Dan
Sorry for the noise.
Was it really necessary to quote your *entire* previous post for
your two-line reply?
Sheesh, make me scroll down 3-4 pages to read, I'm sorry, I
screwed up!
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Randy McMurchy wrote these words on 02/09/06 18:55 CST:
ForrestGump mode onI am not a smart man, but I *do* know what a
simple instruction is./ForrestGump
Who remembers that line from the movie?
No takers, huh?
http://www.mcmurchy.com/forrestgump/ForrestGump.mpg
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Randy
rmlscsi: [GNU
Richard A Downing wrote these words on 02/09/06 01:34 CST:
The spellchecker underlines EVERY word as I type.
I installed the English(British) dictiionary, no change. If I 'ignore'
a word that doesn't take the underline off. If I 'ignore-all' a word it
doesn't change the other instances.
Richard A Downing wrote these words on 02/09/06 11:19 CST:
chmod 666 /usr/lib/thunderbird-1.5/components/myspell/*
I'd appreciate knowing what perms you have on those files, Randy?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: ~/build ls -l /usr/lib/thunderbird-1.5/components/myspell
total 688
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 02/09/06 15:20 CST:
Randy, what do you think about adding info about spellcheck
dictionaries to Thunderbird/Mozilla? FYI, I don't know if the
spellcheck is implemented the same way in Mozilla-1.7.x.
I'm not sure that doing anything other than maybe a small
Richard A Downing wrote these words on 02/09/06 15:44 CST:
On the other hand, the book as at present only really serves the
English/US community. So some mention of alternative dictionaries might
be in order.
I wholeheartedly agree. I thought there was a mention about the Moz
Plugins site on
On Thu, 2006-02-09 at 14:02 -0800, Dan Nicholson wrote:
Well, if you go to the home page (http://dictionaries.mozdev.org/) it
points you to the OpenOffice page
(http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/) as the source of the
dictionaries. And it says
I'm not sure what it is today that is making
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 02/09/06 17:11 CST:
In fact, on the forum, there are tons of people getting the
permissions problems Richard did from using the xpi. The solution was
similar to what I told Richard to do:
Amazing how someone's little problem (Richard's spell checking issue)
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 02/09/06 17:11 CST:
BTW, if you think there are some retarded questions on
{b,}lfs-support, read that forum. It's amazing how difficult people
can make the simplest things.
ForrestGump mode onI am not a smart man, but I *do* know what a
simple instruction
Jon Bradley wrote these words on 02/06/06 17:45 CST:
whats the deal with this..
passwd: User not known to the underlying authentication module
Anyidea about this err msg?
man pwconv
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Randy
rmlscsi: [GNU ld version 2.15.94.0.2 20041220] [gcc (GCC) 3.4.3]
[GNU C Library stable release
On Tue, 2006-02-07 at 01:05 +, lux-integ wrote:
i am experiencing difficulties installing gnokii-0.6.10 with kdepim-3.5.1.
(the file .gokiirc is in the home directory.) The errors are in the atached
file. Help will be gratefully received.
I've never used gnokii, but it appears
Olaf Grüttner wrote these words on 02/03/06 08:18 CST:
I searched the complete section of gnome2 instructions of the blfs-svn book.
There is no mentioning of a variable XDG_DATA_DIRS.
Does this not count?
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/gnome/gnome-desktop-file-utils.html
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