most of its capability - it has become no
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laptop - that's an 850MHz P3 with 256MB.
It's not fabulous, but it's certainly usable. 256MB is a bit stingy...
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if
they're optimal.
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I like that one.
When someone incorrectly uses whom in something he's telling me, it
raises a red flag. This person is trying to appear more intellectual than
he truly is.
It's a bit of a give-away that I'm being flannelled :-)
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partition :-(
Have you resized these partitions after creating the PVs?
My advice would be to borrow another drive, add it into the VG, then
pvmove all your data off sda5. Recreate the PV, add it back into the VG,
then move it all back again. sda5 looks to be unstable in its current
state.
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lvextended the home partition, but that's it.
That won't cause what you're seeing here - that's at the LV layer, not the
PV layer.
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to work for...
When I was working for a large electronics company some years ago, I ended
up interviewing many candidates - a large proportion of whom were recent
graduates. I actually had a recruitment reptile ring up to complain that
my interviews were too harsh :-)
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Any ideas? Changing the source document is *not* an option.
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Two things you could try:
1) Let the printer handle the font
2) Change the default paragraph style to compress the character spacing.
Do either of those involve changing the source document?
'Cos I can't do that :-(
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be acceptable, I don't think. They've got their style, and they
seem to want to stick to it. If I can't print these docs like that from
Linux, they'll probably abandon the project and go back to Windows. that
would be a shame[1].
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[1] Although I'll actually make more money from it, as it's generally
Vic, I've just installed msttcorefonts in Fedora 13 (chkfontpath is also
needed but no longer in the repo as xfs is no longer used).
That's exactly the setup I've got.
Can you send me an example?
Perhaps. I've got one document - but it's got confidential info in it, so
I can't send you
myself. I believe
the setup is nearly identical...
my button presses are being ignored
What setting have you got for sending DTMF? If you're trying in-audio
DTMF expect it to fail :-( I generally use RTP, but I've heard of some
people preferring SIP INFO.
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compared to GSM (which sounds awful, but is easy). If you're handling high
call volume, iLBC is a great way to overload the server...
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ought to be using A-law
in Europe, really...
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of the file it will execute. It will not attempt to execute foo,
because that is not the file you told it to run...
This was the main problem I saw with your cron scripts - you were telling
it to execute a file that did not exist.
HTH
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in the first place.
I understood the part about the file did not exist, my problem was finding
out why it thought it did not exist
Simply because it didn't exist. Your script was called day1. day1.sh
is not the same file.
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Has anyone seen this before?
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that you have), root tends to get
the reports.
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that may or may not be hiding evidence of wrong-doing?
This is what happens when we let politicians loose with excessive majorities.
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The law pertains to data you have encrypted yourself
No, that's not the case. Section 49 notices can be issued against anyone
believed to be in possession of the keys to any secured data. Believed
is probably the word I have the most trouble with...
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Quick LVM question - is it necessary to unmount an ext3 partition
before growing it?
No. resize2fs will do online resizing for you.
...And lvresize will grow the underlying LV - again, without unmounting.
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As is posting a list of toot to be cleared out from your loft or garage,
usually under the stern supervision of a frowning spouse!
Is it worth having a kit going begging page on the Wiki?
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friends :-)
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as yours - but there is unlikely to be
any significant difference.
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there are no other partitions as well -
it's quite embarrassing to find you're not booting from the partition you
thought you were (not that I'd ever do that, oh no).
Errr - that's about all that occurs to me at present. Let us know if
anything comes from the above :-)
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together a course with that many errors in the initial brief, it's
probably not being run by anyone with an interest in teaching things that
are actually correct :-(
Bah.
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file yet I cannot map to it. short of posting my .conf file can anybody
think what might be wrong please?
Check your firewall settings. That's the most common problem, IME.
Wireshark will tell you what is going on.
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I
haven't thought of as well...
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exclusively).
I'm sure someone can get it going with MoinMoin - but I'm no Python
programmer :-(
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fan is not the quietest thing I've ever used.
If you want it, it's yours...
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connector, but would be destroyed by a standard ATX power
supply. Luckily, the Molex connectors used are fairly easy to re-wire.
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misunderstanding when I was debugging my
Optiplex SX280 power cable :-)
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presentation in a browser appeals.
I've used Slidy in the past - http://www.w3.org/Talks/Tools/Slidy2/ .
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folk/fusion
type music and makes of scanner??
Whew! I'm glad it weasn't just me that couldn't make the connection...
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at it with
xev, the ButtonPress events are all seen, but the ButtonRelease event is
frequently missing.
Has anyone seen this before?
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Woohoo! Keith made it into the Rag :-)
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/08/05/wd_windows_only_diagnostics/
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that their system was unusable without a Windows machine in the first
instance. Eventually, I got an apology and an uncompressed file - but it
took some getting...
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then migrate to an ISP with some basic level of ethics[1].
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[1] i.e. not BT.
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source, so a retry from anything that matches the first 3 octets of
the original source IP is accepted.
That's quite neat, but will afford slightly less protection against botnet
spamming, of course.
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deal with. Encrypted email is hardly onerous...
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Achieving better than 99% rejection without significant false-positives
isn't that difficult - 1% acceptance is still too much for a saleable
service, but it's OK for my stuff.
but my mail is *my* mail.
And my mail is *traceable*.
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and above
something like MooseFS and losetup -e...
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or the project fails - however good, bad or indifferent it might actually
be.
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hold of a rifle mic and run it into a laptop.
If you can get at the mic stands, you might also like to add your own mics
to them. Radio mics make the installation much simpler.
If you hire the kit, costs can be kept to a minimum.
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Being able to take snapshots every few minutes and sync them to a
remote datacentre really is rather nice
Yep. I've done that with LVM snapshots and rsync. Very handy :-)
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cat flip_csv.py END
import sys
lines = sys.stdin.readlines()
lines.reverse()
for l in lines:
sys.stdout.write(l)
END
python flip_csv.py input.csv output.csv
perl -e 'print reverse ' input.csv output.csv
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address(es), the rest is easy. I'd check your log
format directives in the Apache config.
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[1] IPv6 addresses may omit many values, but ipv6 addresses use lots of
colons, not dots.
[2] Unless Apache has some serious bug of which I am unaware.
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I don't need debugging tools. I just avoid writing code with bugs in.
Yeah, alright Dan. I'm sure we can all take that seriously.
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I've never seen this happen -- even when copying large files
around.
What do you have set for /proc/sys/vm/swappiness?
I would suggest that you have something else going on.
Firefox is the one that usually sets my machine off. Eventually, it gets
to a GC loop that doesn't finish :-(
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Model Family: Western Digital Caviar Blue Serial ATA family
Device Model: WDC WD5000AAKS-00V1A0
Serial Number:WD-WCAWF2693459
That drive is in warranty until 2013. If you go to the Western Digital
site, you can arrange for a replacement.
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Hi All.
I've got some Python to debug. I'm currently working through it with idle
- and, quite frankly, it's painful.
What do others use for such a task?
Thanks,
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of the PVs too much...
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So now we know - the Belkin F5D8635 does indeed appear to run some part of
Fedora Core 6.
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address.
Anyone know what's going on?
Thanks.
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[1] nmap has given me several very different results over the course of
the day.
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Fedora 6. That's the bit I don't understand...
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[1] I had very different results earlier; it looked like a totally
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is attached to this IP address.
Either one of those is plausible, although the latter is more
likely, IMO.
It's a sad indictment of the quality we expect from ISPs, but that is what
I'm leaning towards as well :-(
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[...@bombardier ~]$
You can see where I typed GET /, and then hit return once.
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hardly a feat to compromise a
box when you deliberately load the compromise yourself - and the latter is
just the usual noise about shoddy driver code.
Guess how much sleep I'm going to lose over this article...
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Hi All.
A friend of mine has several years' worth of New Scientist magazines. It's
quite a big stack.
He wants rid of them, but wants them to go to someone who will appreciate
them (not jsut use them for hamster bedding or somesuch).
Anyone interested?
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rrdrestore to
create a rrd file crafted for purpose...
There are probably cleaner ways to do this, but it got me out of trouble :-)
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with encrypted communications all the way. But I was very bored that
day...
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boot. But Cobalt Linux
expects a Ctrl-D on the keyboard before it will start that. And there is
no keyboard...
I wouldn't deploy a RAQ4 into an unattended production environment.
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errors on sector 0, and nothing seems to progress past that
:-(
Any ideas?
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commercial copyright infringement a criminal offence. It's not worth going
to prison over a few old LPs...
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legal
advice. And, given that the law explicitly states that such copying is
unlawful, I can't see any vaguely sober lawyer saying anything other than
don't do it.
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that I can detect which
one has gone bad, and then replace it from backup.
That's nice for you, but has little to do with HDD sector reallocation.
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faults is simply bogus; there is absolutely no evidence to support it.
I do not remember the person who stated it, but it was made by someone
who was trustworthy.
That renders it bloke in a pub told me-reliable.
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, and blacklisted the sectors.
Yep.
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not show a
firmware bug.
The drive was replaced with a different model.
That's up to you. It's your money.
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[1] reported might be the wrong word for the operation, but it shows the
overall effect :-)
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certainly correct, so a
reallocation will work correctly.
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crazy.
My understanding of reallocation is not the same as Vic's.
To which I would merely respond how much time have you spent working on
drive firmware?
I have a long history of embedded devlopment work, and I do have
first-hand experience[1] of these systems.
Vic.
[1] It's a few years ago now
data.
A simple google would confirm mine and Hugo's point of view.
E.g.
http://www.ariolic.com/activesmart/smart-attributes/reallocated-sectors-count.html
That link does not support your argument. I wonder why you posted it.
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to change PIN, so my Fedora laptop suddenly couldn't talk to it any more
(akthough my Whitebox laptop did just fine).
I would avoid the really cheap units (I have had one which
stopped working).
Likewise. Mine has decided not to charge the battery any more :-(
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But why?
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wouldn't bother looking for a used drive.
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Unless you run a large database or something just stick with
32-bit
It might also be useful if you're planning on playing any virtualisation
games.
My 64-bit machine will run 32-bit guests, but my 32-bit ones won't run
64-bit guests.
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improvement to web browsing I've
made.
The only downside is when it comes to diagnosing problems for BT or Virgin
customers - by not using their indescribably bad services, you fail to
realise the problems faced by these customers...
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-type distros, you usually just do :-
yum install bind
chkconfig named on
Then update /etc/resolv.conf so that the nameserver line has 127.0.0.1
in it.
The trickiest part is stopping things like NetworkManager from changing
resolv.conf every five seconds - chattr is your friend :-)
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. There's little point having
super-fast data transfer if it takes you half an hour to find the server
you need in the first place...
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I was told it was the done thing to bounce but to not include the original
message text.
No, absoutely not.
You were told how to participate in a backscatter attack. That's not a
very nice thing to do...
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When I switched it on . I turns on I get the post screen for a second
then the machine turns off.
For PC repairs in Southampton, I always point people at
http://www.akjim.info .
Disclosure: I've done some subcontract work for them in the past.
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you have any packet filtering firewalls between the machines
(particularly NAT or any other kind of stateful packet tracking)?
That's exactly where I'd be looking. This would appear to be a
miscofigured filter somewhere...
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you don't have to read up on that option..,.
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, then? wasn't actually trying to educe the same speech all over
again...
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DP17MO - 17 CRT Sun monitor (VGA)
And if anyone's after Sun monitors, I have a GDM-17E11 I'd like shot of...
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- that the latter case here would make the option entirely irrelevant, but
the former, whilst guarding against deviations of Policy by the repo
maintainers, leaves known, patched problems in place.
Have I got that right?
Vic.
[1] The argument that would never happen requires that every repo
maintainer
That's a bit harsh Vic.
If this were the first time this discussion had occurred, you'd be right.
But it isn't. It's the latest in a long line of RH-bashing from someone
who has been repeatedly told that a direct comparison of rpm to apt is
ludicrous, just as a direct comparison of dpkg to yum
of past history as present
fact. And that's not right.
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and edit the equivalent
of /etc/apt/sources.list?
There's a control file at /etc/yum.conf, which usually includes
/etc/yum.respos.d/*.repo. This means you can do the single-file config if
you like, or you can put each repo you want to use in its own config file.
Your choice (I use the latter).
Vic
recently aptitude.
RedHat-based systems have excellent dependency control, as well you know.
Trotting out this tired old line is just nonsense. Are you bored in your
retirement, or something?
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