It's because they are charging for your downloads :)
if you are being DoSed then it's a download reguardless.
Really that is unscrupulous, There are some good ISPs that
will do it if you know the source and the protocol. Well
they do it for me at my place of work. :)
Hi All,
I used to work
On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 06:57:22PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Michael Lake
Yeah and I get bitty fonts :-(
mgp doesn't do anti-aliasing.
Actually, it does.
I don't know how, but it just worked for me using Tahoma and Verdana when
I recently prepared a talk using mgp. I'm using
Hi,
You need to be more specific as to which stage of the boot process shows
the 1's and 0's...
I'm only guessing but it sounds like you are getting the 1's and 0's at
the LILO prompt...is this right? if so then those 1's and 0's indicate
an error with Lilo. you should search google for the
Hello Chris,
sounds like lilo wasn't installed 100%
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Jeff quote who=Michael Lake
apt-get install ttf-freefont msttcorefonts
I can see theer is an msttcorefonts but there is no package called
ttf-freefont
In general try
apt-cache search ttf
to get a list
...
ttf-baekmuk - Baekmuk TrueType
Thank you to all replied,
Graham Smith suggestion worked.
...You should be able to use a brower on any other computer on the LAN to
address the modem on http://192.168.0.1 Just make sure you can configure the
NIC which connects to the modem as a dhcp client.
I had 1 nic hard set to 192.168.0.2
Is it just me or is https connection stuffed in the new lizard?
Worked poifectly in 1.1.
Anyone else tried it yet?
David x2707
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I'm looking for a Linux 3D real-time animation viewer that I can
load Autocad or MicroStation designs into and move around the
design in real time. The viewer doesn't have to be read the
Cad files natively, as long as there is a path to convert the
data from the CAD format to that
On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 09:03:38AM +1100, David Fisher wrote:
Is it just me or is https connection stuffed in the new lizard?
Worked poifectly in 1.1.
Anyone else tried it yet?
it's you, I've got 1.2b and it works connecting to
westpac with https.
Dave.
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On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 09:03:38AM +1100, David Fisher wrote:
Is it just me or is https connection stuffed in the new lizard?
Is it a cookie problem?
There's a comment on slashdot and a bug report on bugzilla.
Apparently one person got to work by:
OK *now* it WFM! I had to change Edit
On Wednesday, November 27, 2002, at 08:16 PM, Andrew Bennetts wrote:
On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 06:57:22PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Michael Lake
Yeah and I get bitty fonts :-(
mgp doesn't do anti-aliasing.
Actually, it does.
Thats right - you can see it in their slides on their
Peter Chubb wrote:
In general try
apt-cache search ttf
to get a list
...
ttf-baekmuk - Baekmuk TrueType fonts
ttf-freefont - Freefont Serif, Sans and Mono Truetype fonts
Yes. I dont need the Korean fonts and I just found out by googling that
ttf-freefont is a collection of true type
Hey,
I have a shell script hanging off xinetd on a UDP port. I can see traffic
coming in on stdin in the script, but stdout doesn't seem to ever get sent
back (verified with netcat).
My xinetd config for the script is:
service domain{
id = dns-dgram
socket_type = dgram
Peter,
Not sure if it's the right way, but you could export them to dxf
files, then import the dxf files into Blender.
The Blender site didn't respond, but I found this.
http://www.museum.state.il.us/ismdepts/library/linuxguides/blender/blender_faq_53.
html
Steve
At Thursday, 28 November
Hi there
Does anyone know of any free alternatives to Exceed? Exceed being an
X-Windows emulator to run Unix based programs on a windows machine.
We have a graphic modelling program called Abaqus, which we
are for various reasons needing to run on a few Windows machines. The
problem is it says
On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 12:23:49PM +1100, Nathan McKinlay wrote:
Does anyone know of any free alternatives to Exceed? Exceed being an
X-Windows emulator to run Unix based programs on a windows machine.
XFree86 has been ported to Cygwin. See http://cygwin.com/
A commercial alternative is
We use Exceed a lot.
It's a really high performance X11 engine, I really can't fault it.
There are freeware alternatives for Windows however their performance is
poor for most graphical work. By all means go ahead and experiment though...
You will find that there are two costs for Exceed. There
Hi folks,
I've run into a problem visiting https enabled
web sites using Mozilla 1.2. It's a different
issue to the cookies setting discussed earlier
today on the list.
When I browse a https enabled site I get the an error
message informing me that:
This document cannot be displayed unlesss you
Michael Lake wrote:
I have just checked out ekepoint via CVS and have installed some libs
needed i.e.
apt-get install libevas0
apt-get install libevas0-dev
Sorry, libimlib2 is already the newest version.
Sorry, libimlib2-dev is already the newest version.
Seems I have the Imlib files. The
Nathan,
depending on the number of windoze desktops you need you might
like to try this.
Run virtual desktops using XVnc on the box where Abaqus is
installed. You can run the most basic of window managers such
as black box. Then use tightVnc on the windoze boxen to access
each desktop and then
Matt wrote:
Is it a cookie problem?
There's a comment on slashdot and a bug report on bugzilla.
Apparently one person got to work by:
OK *now* it WFM! I had to change Edit
Preferences Advanced, Scripts and Plugins to
allow javascript to change, create AND read
cookies before it
Michael Lake wrote:
I have just checked out ekepoint via CVS and have installed some libs
needed i.e.
apt-get install libevas0
apt-get install libevas0-dev
Sorry, libimlib2 is already the newest version.
Sorry, libimlib2-dev is already the newest version.
Seems I have the Imlib files.
anyone used tinyproxy?
seems to work well, only question is can I log bytes
received? (it logs connections etc fine)
(and what's the statshost thing all about?)
The doco is a bit sparse and googling hasn't turned
up anything. I don't want to use squid in this case.
Ta,
Dave.
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On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 03:18:00AM +1100, Michael Lake wrote:
Michael Lake wrote:
I have just checked out ekepoint via CVS and have installed some libs
needed i.e.
apt-get install libevas0
apt-get install libevas0-dev
Sorry, libimlib2 is already the newest version.
Sorry,
On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 06:01:25PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Michael Lake
What do I need? I am running Debian 3.0 without GNOME. I just run
Enlightenment and want mgp to show nice fonts. The magicpoint homepage
hasnt got an faq that answers this and its readme is a bit short on
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