I had a minimal Lenny system that I upgraded to Squeeze and installed
Gnome Desktop on. I never used the sleep function before, but set it to
go to sleep after 10 minutes of inactivity. After awakening from sleep
I find I no longer have a network connection, but can get it back by typing:
Eduardo M KALINOWSKI wrote:
On Qua, 30 Set 2009, Niu Kun wrote:
Ric Otte 写道:
I am running Lenny with exim4 and one user would like all email to
him to be rejected. I believe it is bad to use procmail to reject
mail, and wonder if there is an easy way to do this with exim. This
user
Eduardo M KALINOWSKI wrote:
On Qua, 30 Set 2009, Richard Otte wrote:
I tried using a .forward file contining:
:fail:
but then I get the error message:
R=userforward defer (-17): error in redirect file: :fail: is not
permitted
Any thoughts? I'm using exim 4.69-9 in Lenny.
Yes, for :fail
I am trying to set up mutt to access IMAP accounts. I can access them, but I
want to be able to move to the available mailboxes when I type c (and it says
to type '?' to see the mailboxes and then select a mailbox. I can see the
mailboxes, but if I choose one, I get a line that says:
1
On Tue, May 23, 2006 at 11:49:51AM -0500, Ron Johnson wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
jmt wrote:
On Tuesday 23 May 2006 04:09, Richard Otte wrote:
Hi,
I would like to download photos off of my digital camera in such a way
that they are sorted into directories
Hi,
I would like to download photos off of my digital camera in such a way
that they are sorted into directories by date. So a photo taken on
Feb 23,2006 would be put in a directory 2006/02/23/filename. The
camera will often have photos taken on different dates, and I'd like
the directories to
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 04:13:24PM -0500, Ron Johnson wrote:
What if you pipe stdout to a text file?
Ron,
I reformatted the drive, and began rsync with the errors piped to a
file (rsync -av --exclude-from=.rsync.all /home/ric /bkup/
2xxx.rsync)
Things went fine for a long time, but eventually
On Sat, Sep 03, 2005 at 12:55:43PM +0200, Elimar Riesebieter wrote:
Please try:
$ hpmount /dev/hdc2
$ hpumount
$ mount -t hfsplus /dev/hdc2 /HFS
and don't worry about warnings and errors.
Elimar
Elimar,
thanks for the suggestion. But when I learned I could mount hfs+
drives containing
On Sat, Aug 14, 2004 at 11:15:58PM +0100, Pigeon wrote:
It looks like fetchmail is opening a separate SMTP session for each
message.
- are you running exim from inetd or as a daemon?
- if as a daemon, is smtp_accept_max set to anything?
- if from inetd, are you spawning loads of exim
On Wed, May 19, 2004 at 10:57:20PM -0600, s. keeling wrote:
Incoming from Ric Otte:
I am running a testing machine and just did a dist-upgrade. This
time when I start Mutt from the menus, it shows up in reverse
video. Before it looked as if it was being run from rxvt, which
is not in
Aha, sure enough, only rc0.d and rc6.d have a file
K20inetd
I assume I can fix this by typing
update-rc.d inetd defaults
Someone please let me know if it would be a mistake to do so. Also, I
noticed that there were several other files missing besides inetd,
such as: cron, kerneld, ppp,
On Sun, Sep 14, 2003 at 12:13:48AM +0200, Mario Vukelic wrote:
I did nothing special at all. It worked out of the box with both the
XFree driver and the Matrox-supplied driver.
My XF86Config-4 includes this:
Section Device
Identifier MATROX CARD 1
Driver mga
, Richard Otte wrote:
Pigeon,
Is there a command one can type to determine what type of chipset or
motherboard I have? I tried looking at dmesg and didn't see anything
useful. The machine is an old pentium II Dell that looks to have (from
dmesg) a 447 MHz CPU with bus speed of 99.4 MHz
Pigeon,
Is there a command one can type to determine what type of chipset or
motherboard I have? I tried looking at dmesg and didn't see anything
useful. The machine is an old pentium II Dell that looks to have (from
dmesg) a 447 MHz CPU with bus speed of 99.4 MHz.
Thanks,
Ric
On Fri, Jan 31,
I have a matrox G550 video card, and have XFree86 version 4.2.1. I have
a Dell monitor that accepts analog and digital input. Everything works
fine with analog input, but I was wondering how to use the digital
input. I first tried installing matrox's powerdesk software, which is
supposed to
Hi,
I looked carefully and noticed that I have both a /etc/exim.conf~ and a
/etc/exim/exim.conf. In the first file (conf~) I had the lines:
qualify_domain = otte
local_domains = localhost:otte
which probably says my localhost is otte, instead of otte.ucsc.edu. It
was not like this in
Hi,
I ran eximconfig and created a new /etc/exim/exim.conf file. With this things are
working, in that mail is not handled twice by exim, and there is no long delay
before I get my email. A few weeks ago I did a dist-upgade to testing, and now
think that I should have run eximconfig then. I'm
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 09:51:19AM -0600, Bob Proulx wrote:
You can list files that are available for recover with 'vi -r'. At
boot time or perhaps by cron this is being mailed to users.
I tried this, and it didn't list any files.
Thanks for suggesting RTFM, but I had done that and wrote
Thanks for all the useful suggestions, but I'm still having problems
getting things to work. I installed netatalk, and the Mac can see my
machine, but cannot connect to it (it gives the error: files are already
mounted locally). I then tried to ftp to the Mac, which had file
sharing on and
Success!
I finally got ftp to work between Debian and the mac-osx. The problem
was that the ip address I assigned the mac wasn't the same block.
Thanks for all the advice. (and I sure feel stupid)
But I was still puzzled as to why netatalk wouldn't work; I couldn't
mount at all. So I plugged in
At home my kid has a Mac running osx and we'd also have a switch. We'd
like to connect it to my Debian machine in such a way that we could
transfer files between the machines. We also have a postscript printer
connected to the switch, and we both use the phone to connect to the
internet. Can
Hi,
I have gdm installed, but am unable to have any commands executed at
startup in .xsession or .xinitrc. I have the line
exec wmaker
in my .xsession file, but when I choose xsession in gdm the screen goes
blank and I'm shortly returned to the gdm login session. I can login
by choosing
Right now my .xsession file has one line in it:
exec wmaker
Do I need more than that? I have another linux machine (running xdm and
not gdm) that doesn't have much more than that, and it works fine.
I've found it doesn't make any difference if I remove the '' or not;
I've tried it both ways.
I'm not sure why, but it is now working! I did take out the '' at the
end of the 'exec wmaker' file, and perhaps that is what did it (but I
don't know why that didn't work before?). Anyway, I appreciate the
help, and it is working fine now. Thanks.
Ric
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I have kernel 2.4.16 and have downloaded mondo 1.41.1-1. When I type:
mondoarchive -Ow 16
I get the following error message:
Mondo Archive v1.41 --- http://www.microwerks.net/~hugo
Linux sg driver version: 3.1.20
Found CDRW device - 0,0,0
Switches:-
-O
-d 0,0,0
-w 16
See
What controls whether or not my screen dims (goes to sleep) when I don't
use the machine for a while? I have the power saver features disabled
in the bios, and still get the screen dimming on inactivity. I'd like
to find out how to disable this, because I think it is also not allowing
my machine
I recently discovered that /tmp on my machine is rather small, around
50mb. I was trying to use xcdroast, but was unable to extract an audio
cd to /tmp because it wasn't big enough. This is strange, because I
probably have 50gb empty on my hard drive. I'm wondering if /tmp is a
separate
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 12:22:27PM +1100, Graham Williams wrote:
The geometry package is often the right way to go. Also, have a look
at
/usr/share/doc/texmf/help/Catalogue/catalogue.html
for a list of many LaTeX packages.
I don't have the file catalogue.html in the above directory
I read this thread with interest, and can tell you one reason why I
often login as root using gdm. I recently got a machine with gdm
installed, and began shutting down in my usual way by
su root
shutdown -h now
This had the result that gnome was saving every application that was
open, and
I recently acquired a DVD player from another Linux machine, and am
considering installing it in my Linux machine. I have an IDE CD-RW in
the machine, and can hook the Dvd up to the end of the ribbon connected
to the CDRW. But I wonder what sort of software modifications I would
have to make
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