can preprocess locally and then upload (static)
changes to the server.
PHPA works great.
Main problem with totally dynamic commercial sites is that they tend to be
invisible to search engines.
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On January 28th 2003, the KDE Project released KDE 3.1, a major feature
upgrade to the successful KDE 3.0 series.
http://www.kde.org
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Hi Mark,
Kmail does support gpg out of the box. What those plugins allow you to do
is sign and encrypt all message parts. Which is something kmail has not
been able to do before. It also can use certs.
I do not understand what has happened here.
That seems reasonable. Ithink that what I did to make it work was change from the
options to gpg.conf files and restart KMail.
I think that what you are using is the IETF endorsed OpenPGP, which is described in
MIME Security with Pretty Good Privacy, RFC 3156.
S/MIME is proprietory and
to mount it.
mount -t smbfs (man smbmountfor the options).
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freeswan for IPsec
VPN and there is PoPToP to use Linux as a MS VPN Server.
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McKinnon six weeks ago:
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Hi Ray,
I solved the VNC thing - the problem was that although I get a VNC session
runing after I was logged into the computer, I wanted to be able to initiate
the session via VNC (which doesn't have intrinsic support
recommendation v1.2.9 (also tried RealVNC but no
luck)
No anit-virus and no port blocking - I have IPv6 installed on both machines
though.
Then when you have configured VNC on your linux box, you should be able to run
TightVNV (Fast Compression)* and open a window into kdm.
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to be running KDE when you connect with VNC. You need a local
VNC service running from xinetd to start kdm, or the Mandrake equivalent.
This will permit login to a new KDE session via VNC.
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their WinXP boxes. I mostly do things the
other way round and use vncviewer from Linux to support remote users running
Win2k/TightVNC.
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On Thursday 02 October 2003 22:44, George wrote:
Ideally I would like a network folder on RH that I can easily pull
files from, but so far I haven't figured out how
nfs or samba ?
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manager can be selected. As this is to be the only terminal to a
local workstation it is reasonable to want be able to use Kmail, Koffice etc.
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with compiling konqueror from the KDE.org sources, while using the rpms for
the rest of KDE3.2.
I was hoping someone was using 3.2 and a different distribution, or even another SuSE
but not me doing the upgrade.
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and Mac OS X. Most
of our web development is done in Opera/Mozilla on Linux.
We do not yet test with Firefox as the Mozilla Foundation website
describes it as a Technology Preview. However it does work.
Jay Daley
Director of IT
Nominet UK
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On Wednesday 18 February 2004 20:00, Kyle Gordon wrote:
Loads, renders, and then blanks out here, on Konq 3.2
Sorry I sent the reply before I had finished.
Turning javascript back on. plus debugging and reporting, finds a type error in the
javascript menu that is linked to.
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to uncompress the .svgz files. Trying to open those in
karbon seems use up all of the memory (real and virtual); but may be ok on kde 3.2.
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sluggers, just salesmen in penguin suits.
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commented; it's not that cheap, especially when
you check the small print, like bandwidth charges and £40-£60 per hour for
physical access.
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know about MS Win*, but it comes with Nero. I have used it for data DVD, CD and
audio CD recording without problems, it has just worked: SuSE 9.0, KDE 3.2, k3b
(everything updated).
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check out the DMA and HD settings from
yast/hardware/IDE DMA Mode.
(they look OK)
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a good way to bend those servers back into shape.
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On Wednesday 21 July 2004 21:24, Colin McKinnon wrote:
CM But fumbling with elvtune seems to have alleviated things (elvtune=Peer Gynt
CM by Greig, Act II/scene 2)
I thought they were trolls not elvs
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with no
errors. In the Burn dialogue did you select Verify written data ?
You might also take a look in Settings/Configure k3b/Programs to look for anything
obviously missing or ancient.
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On Thursday 22 July 2004 10:10, ray wrote:
ra On Thursday 22 July 2004 00:42, Phil Deane wrote:
ra PD Burned a data DVD full of FLACS and SHNS in k3b.
And ray had failed to read Phil's post carefully before getting itchy fingers, hence
the totally off-topic reply.
PDBurned a new disc in Windows
://www.sunsite.org.uk/sites/ftp.kde.org/kdeftp/stable/3.2.3/Mandrake/RPMS/?M=D
or more recent builds from the aforementioned:
ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/linux/distributions/mandrake-devel/cooker/i586/Mandrake/RPMS/
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is being done by your sound
card. USB devices use their own ADC/DACs and companders. The biggest problem is
background noise rejection - hence noise-cancelling mics and correct positioning.
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be able to call this evening and maybe try to give you a few pointers
(I have installed/upgraded 9 SuSE 9.2 machines this week and have another 14
lined up for next week).
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in the KDE/system menu.
Gordon was right about it being much easier to demonstrate than explain. I
will try to bring a laptop on Thurs and some upgrades - do you have a DVD
reader or CD only?
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expensive ISDN test
handsets (Harriers) that some BT engineers have.
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and the updates to
last weekend and KDE3.3.3 on CD.
If any other SuSE SLUGger who is connectivity challenged wants these discs
brought in, please let me know before midnight tomorrow.
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Platinum to replace a Gigabyte K8NS Pro that doesn't
like more than 1GB RAM, and I use SuSE for work.
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/sdx1 ; mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sdx1 ; mount /dev/sdx1 got them
working.
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On Friday 22 April 2005 09:23, William Hamilton wrote:
WH How often are meetings held and whereabouts?
http://www.scotlug.org.uk/meetings
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with, or
is the 16 hour posting delay due to mailman.lug.org.uk?
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to with MS - a bit like taking a push-bike on the M8.
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On Tuesday 06 September 2005 05:23, ray wrote:
ra I have just sent two signed messages.
This is from KMail 1.8.2 (KDE 3.4.2) signed with Inline OpenPGP (deprecated)
and
This is from KMail 1.8.2 (KDE 3.4.2) signed with OpenPGP/MIME
both disappeared.
mailman.lug.org.uk seems
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On Tuesday 06 September 2005 07:54, Billy wrote:
Bi Hmm, Billy appeared to be using Thunderbird and MS Windows.
Bi I was/am using Mutt on Linux
Sorry for my carelessness; I meant William Hamilton, who posted a signed
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Hi guys,
The following announcement was in yesterday's Novell/SuSE newsletter, and I
was not sure if would come to the attention of Mr Ben et al. I recall a
well-received talk from SuSE in the Borders era (still got the freebie Tux
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of perusal. It also seems to use
a BSD type of licence.
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Subject: [nom-tech] Announcing OpenPGP:SDK
Date: Friday 28 October 2005 10:21
From: Jay Daley jay nominet.org.uk
To: nom-tech lists.nominet.org.uk
Dear techies
As you probably know we make
://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3649.txt
http://www.evl.uic.edu/cavern/papers/jleigh_EGVEIpt2001.pdf
www.ihep.ac.cn/~chep01/paper/7-012.pdf
http://data-reservoir.adm.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/contents/paper/pdcs2003.ppt
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to configure for the target monitor.
P.S. You might get better answers quicker if you gave out a bit more
information initially. E.g. this is a display problem, but we do not know
what monitor and graphics adaptor you are using.
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anything.
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notice an external Soundblaster box and a couple of small old Yamaha
midi keyboards
All free to uplift from Fruin St, Possilpark a.s.a.p.
Phone Tim to arrange - 0141 336 4036 preferably am.
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() ascii ribbon campaign - against html e-mail
/\ www.asciiribbon.org - against proprietary
?
Has anyone tried a smallish bluetooth keyboard -- I am also experimenting with
a tablet for remote access/administration/support.
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/config/plasma-desktoprc, call vncviewer, then reset the
plasma-desktoprc link to .local when done.
Thanks for the keyboard info; I will investigate local price. Do you have an
Intel chipped tablet? I have not had much luck running regular Linux desktops
on Arm.
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