On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 7:35 PM, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to determine the nominal PSU power without taking the
> computer apart (actually, preferably without powering it down)? Is there
> any vendor information that Linux could in principle read? It's a
> vanilla home de
PSU wattage is something that hints on the maximum total power your PSU can
drive. Unless you are talking about specific Lenovo laptop DC bricks, that
somehow encode their ID over the DC bannana jack, a normal PC power supply
is not intelligent and has no communication protocol for describing its
f
OPPS - I meant to reply to the list.
Actually, I already read about the possibility to install rsyslog, but
aside from the "learning curve" of the new system, is there any real
reason to do so? Are there problems with journalctl or is it just a
desire to use the familiar old system?
What's your r
MAILFROM in crontab solved the problem. I wonder if it's because this
is a different version of postfix or because of the move from Mandriva
to Mageia. In any case, thanks.
BTW - based on your suggestion, I wanted to look at the MTA logs and
discovered that Mageia's logs are in a completely differ
Hi,
Is there a way to determine the nominal PSU power without taking the
computer apart (actually, preferably without powering it down)? Is there
any vendor information that Linux could in principle read? It's a
vanilla home desktop, not a brand name server.
I know of dmidecode and lshw, but nei
Shlomo Solomon writes:
> After moving from Mandriva 2011 to Mageia 3 I have a minor annoyance
> with CRON output. The script below should provide 3 outputs (numbered
> in the comments), but only the 2nd and 3rd arrive in my mail.
>
> In fact, any output from the cron job itself disappears.
>
> A
After moving from Mandriva 2011 to Mageia 3 I have a minor annoyance
with CRON output. The script below should provide 3 outputs (numbered
in the comments), but only the 2nd and 3rd arrive in my mail.
In fact, any output from the cron job itself disappears.
Any suggestions where to look?
Here's
