> I was looking for a Linux equivalent but there does not seem to be one,
> but I assume there must be a technique employed on Linux service to
> accomplish the same thing.
I'd do that with LUKS. Loopback-mount the volume holding the key, and lock
the whole thing down with SELinux.
FWIW I'm not getting Spam. Anyhow, not labeled as coming from HantsLUG.
It's all quite obvious spam, so it's not getting through my filters - I
was just surprised to see so many delivery attempts from the lug server...
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Are the mailing lists open to all comers? I thought we had a moderation
scheme for new joiners...
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torture test, and that failed on both the memory
intensive test, and the test that doesn't use much memory. Which would
tend to indicate that it's not a memory problem.
Have you tried a different power supply? Such intermittent issues can be
power-related.
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Not on this side of the Atlantic, it doesn't...
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goal is as close to impossible as makes no difference...
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filtering, and I answered that I didn't. I got the old on your own head
be it response.
I'm glad this was the right one :-)
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[1] Eclipse did the last straw thing when they told me they could not
tolerate the thing they are doing right now, and have been for 8 years. if
anyone asks about
Hi All.
I'm trying to get a small number of A1 sheets printed. Does anyone have
access to a printer that could do this?
I'm not looking for a freebie, just a realistic price :-)
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I don't
know of a probe that will work passivly with any old kit plugged in
at the remote end.
You could do that with a TDR; the reflection from a terminated end will be
very different from an unterminated one.
They're not cheap..
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. That it is not prevalent is simply
because very few people care enough to use it.
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someone has your gmail password.
Either way - change the password, and then sort out the phone if it's yours.
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I don't know if there really is an answer, but I thought I would put it
out there in case I have missed something.
I usually use Xataface for this sort of thing - but if you've set your
heart against[1] running a WAMP or LAMP stack, that's a non-starter.
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[1] Which decision I would
welcome (apart from suggestions I use a free
software package that is!)
Any particular reason you're averse to a Free solution?
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drawing details on a scalable document or similar and you'll find it
pixelated where acroread renders cleanly.
Hmmm. Not seen that yet. Mine seems to zoom in rather nicely...
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Compaq Evo N160 (broken hinge)
If no-one else wants this, could I have it, please?
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up as know-good, put it on the shelf, and buy a new SATA drive.
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I tried building RPMs (trivial) and then using alien to convert them, but
alien doesn't keep the dependencies :-(
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is only 13Gig long. It's about 50% used and is ext4.
Do you have any unallocated space on the disk? It might be worth
duplicating the partition and using that one instead.
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), and you get £15 credit on the SIM for that.
Let me know if you need a SIM - I get paid for distributing them.
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esoteric error message at the bottom of my traceback...
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page In the end, I figured I didn't actually want to work for someone
that couldn't take on such a basic factoid.
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Learn to break down complex problems into component parts. The Unix Way
is about having each piece of code do one thing, and do it well. You then
combine those components to create your natty $thing.
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Help! Using Debian 6 and I've somehow lost the panel from the top of the
screen.
Have you got a bottom panel?
Right-click on it, select new panel, add stuff to it...
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an installer is the one on
the CD, so you will likely get update available.
But then, I can't update anyway, so it is academic.
You will be able to in about 10 minutes time :-)
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*Generally speaking*, the kernel available from an installer is the
one on the CD, so you will likely get update available.
If you did a net-install
Very few people do a net install for Fedora.
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-rolled RPMs. I'm planning to give that a go this week
:-)
I must look at CentOS again too.
It does the job nicely :-)
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something specific, and the resulting atticle is generally of a higher
quality to boot...
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A Saturday Night posting?
Vodka.
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Gnome Classic was not really a long-term option, it would be either
Unity, Gnome 3 or a completely different desktop environment.
As with all Free Software, if enough people want it, a viable fork will
occur. It is my belief that it is Gnome3 without a future.
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GNOME 2 is dead.
...And looking remarkably sprightly on my Fedora 16 laptop...
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new
one is it worthwhile buying a 3G laptop?
No.
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[1] An O2 dongle will probably be OK, but I haven't checked yet.
[2] If you want one, drop me a line - I get paid for handing out SIMs.
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remember having to get a Mac keyboard to get stuff going.
Do you have to use the Option key?
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low-cost effort to revive some old kit I can't see Ellen wanting to
throw good money after bad
If you're heading through Southampton, you're welcome to borrow mine. I'll
need it back eventually, though.
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Hi All.
Due to unforseen circumstances, I've got a spare ticket for Goodwood
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Can anyone use it?
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Probably best to stay away from pysnmp too - it has interesting features
when you try to fetch OIDs that aren't in its current set of MIBs (and
requires a translation to get standard MIB files into it).
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I am willing to stand as chairman, if anybody wishes to nominate and
second me.
I'll nominate Tim for chair, then.
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This is the one I use :-
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I need to get sssd running on some Debian 5 boxes. There are a number of
issues...
Has anyone tried this? With any success?
And no, I can't move the machines off Deb5 :-(
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I need to get sssd running on some Debian 5 boxes. There are a number
of issues...
I have ssh running on my geneweb server
Yes, I've got sshd running as well. But it's sssd I need to get sorted...
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- as most of them are actually hybrid, with a switch-mode
supply doing the bulk of the conversion, and a linear reg on the end to
get the low ripple/noise rejection etc. There are very few volts dropped
across the linear part, so little power wastage.
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to running the same converter
from 240V.
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Errr - I woudn't put too much stock in that. Fedora 16 has been on 3.2+
for some time (I'm currently running 3.4.2-1), and I've had problems. I
forget exactly which version.
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is expensive? I recently bought a new 2T WD Caviar Green
from an eBay trader for £75 inc postage.
I'm not sure I'd have done that deal. eBay is great for many things, but I
don't think I'd trust my data to some guy flogging cheap knock-offs...
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, and it set to boot from CD rather than HDD. So
you install to disk, then re-boot the CD and do it all again...
Try changing the boot order in the VM...
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the next few years. But absolutely none of the newbies I've tried on
Gnome3 can cope with it, whereas only one has balked at Gnome2, so for
this to happen, we now need a mainstream distro that doesn't ship Gnome3
or Unity. That means neither Fedora[1] or Ubuntu :-(
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[1] Having said that, I'm
in the minority in
terms of having the capability[1] to do that; most users[2] are stuck with
the choice of an obsolete OS or a desktop they don't like. This is not a
good situation if we want people to switch to Linux.
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[1] ...even if I don't actually get it together to finish the job. My
machine is so
that has evolved over
many years, rather than the new and largely unproven one that's
trendy...
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Here's my suggestion: reinstate the Gnome2-like desktop. Do you honestly
think that will get treated seriously if I were to suggest it on IRC?
Because I've experienced quite enough invective for one week,
thankyouverymuch.
We do listen
[citation needed]
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Really?
I use it to copy directory trees on the same machine...
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The tail can be had for about 60 quid. Have both :-)
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Can anyone with experience in this area offer advice on hardware
and best distro - or indeed an alternative approach?
Gut reaction says iPad. :S
I'd have said Android.
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of that? I'd have thought a clean home
screen with just Music and Internet on it would be usable enough...
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thing might actually be).
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[1] For studio vocals, the Neumann 87 has got to be my personal favourite.
But there's no way I'd put that into the hands of anyone but a trained
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Griffin, which seems to work quite well. I've no idea what's on the market
now - I know mine has been obsoleted...
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occur - have a look at the man page for more detail.
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bum and do something useful[1], a case
would be very difficult to prove, so I doubt it would try unless there had
been complaints from the public.
I'm not expecting more than a few token enforcement actions to garner a
bit of publicity. The rules will largely be ignored.
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I've got a use for that. May I have it, please?
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at home that allows me, at work, to securely login and access websites.
ssh -D ??
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available - and work pretty well, IME. Google
also started a fork - see http://code.google.com/p/neatx/ - but that
appears to be a dead project now (Google has declared it finished).
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I've just tried a ps2 female to usb male on the end of the lash-up I
describe above and no dice from the mobo.
How did you convert ps2 to USB?
I bought some cheapie converters on eBay a couple of years back. I've yet
to have a problem with them...
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http://www.maplin.co.uk/ps-2-to-usb-convertor-31278 any good?
I've been using these:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/USB-PS2-Cable-Adapter-Converter-keyboard-Mouse-/180640990366?pt=UK_Computing_CablesConnectors_RLhash=item2a0f0ac49e
They seem pretty good.
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What I'd also like would be an 'undo' facility for apt (i.e. .deb-based)
changes.
I'm rather surprised it hasn't been copied over yet.
Yum has had a rollback command for some while. Apt usually has almost
identical functionality...
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./configure
is crashing saying I need cairo1.5 or later and pango1.5 or later.
You need the -devel or -dev packages (which type depends on your distro -
RH-style stuff uses -devel).
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Thanks but that's exactly the problem - libcairo2-dev is installed
according
to synaptic - for some reason this pspp configure script is telling me
different.
OK - what do you get from :
pkg-config --exists --print-errors 'cairo = 1.5'
pkg-config --exists --print-errors 'cairo = 7.5'
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above. So I don't know if my version is later than 1.5 or not.
It is. My distro (Fedora 16) has the same version. But the 2 in your
libcairo2-dev worries me. Which distro are you using?
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Thanks!
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problems.
Excellent - what sort of machine did you use? What sort of graphics card?
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drive business has recently been
bought by Seagate, so I don't know what will happen to quality. Seagate
drives were OK until they bought Maxtor, so it's not always the purchasing
company's reputation that survives the buy-out...
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sort itself out in a day or two.
Debian is so much easier to use ;-)
Any GNU/Linux distro is easier to use. But sometimes, people want code
written for OSX.
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Officer. I suspect
the days of Jamies being a useful supplier are now past :-( An
organisation that will not part with useless old tat to a customer with
folding money in his hand is a strange beast indeed.
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Hi All.
My neighbour needs to do the DSA Theory Test. I've got her machine running
Fedora 14.
Wine gets the initial startup screen going, then decides it's a
counterfeit DVD (which it isn't) and aborts.
Has anyone fixed this?
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I'm playing around with a small Linux SBC, which I'd like to configure
using a web interface
Depending on what you mean by small, you might like to look at Webmin.
If you do, make *sure* you understand the security model, and don't use it
to configure sendmail...
HTH
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of coverage, etc.
I built it on top of phpgroupware - because that's what I was using at the
time. There might be better starting points - I haven't touched this in a
few years...
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Here is your midweek reminder of our next meeting on Saturday 03 March
2012.
I can't be there, I'm afraid. Are we having another bash at the elections?
Is there any sort of proxy-vote method?
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, especially when batching
conversion on my 6 core desktop, currently I think the disk I/O is my
limit to go faster.
Then you really shouldn't even think about going diskless. It will run
like a pig.
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the right
name for the executable. What date is on the webpage you are following?
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Do you need the latest shiny-shiny?
You can pick up a decent second-hand handset and get a cheap PAYG SIM for
a lot less than you'll pay on contract...
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how she was
tempted by the same deal...
Incidentally - if anyone wants a GiffGaff SIM, just send me an address. I
get paid if you activate them.
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can find failed is the USB ports (none of which work
at all).
But I had a failed motherboard a while back that was caused by a failed
PSU. That one wasn't re-usable :-(
Vic.
[1] Yes, a real fire. There were properly blackened bits inside.
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the failed drive as
possible before trying to fix the FS...
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- but I've not had one fail yet.
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in these situations is to copy the partition image somewhere
else (using dd_rescue or similar) and then e2fsck it there.
You should get all or nearly all of your data back. Linux filesystems are
really quite resilient.
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Could you be any more blunt about this?
Indeed I could.
As a rule, I reply with a similar tone to the one I received. And that is
why I responded in the way I did.
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The Google-fu I used for this was : low profile bracket pci -radeon
-graphics -nvidia
HTH
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the distribution
chain. That you haven't dealt with such things does not mean they don't
exist...
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situations :-
- Timestamps aren't used in this way
- You are not omniscient.
Given that I've worked on these systems for quite a few years, I know
which one I believe to be true.
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fine.
What's the requirement?
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things. Even putting an
explicit insmod lvm into grub.cfg doesn't seem to get things going...
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What about adding the lvm to the grub2 install
--modules=part_gpt lvm ext2
Same effect :-(
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Has to be done in the right place. See;
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB2#LVM
for an example.
Yep. Already seen that page, already tried that...
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, but I've no idea what I'm doing in
grub2 - anyone know where this goes? I've tried an insmod lvm in
grub.cfg, but that didn't seem to do anything :-(
Thanks!
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Secondly, I was less pleased to find out that the wired nic is by
realtek and required a non-free bit of firmware
Which chipset is it?
I've always had good results from Realtek wired stuff, and a very pleasant
experience when I wanted to run a DVB chipset from them...
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