xcdroast keeps asking for root password. If I enable other users in the
preferences and save the prefs it still asks for root password.
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I want to set up the old Mac PPC to access the internet (dial-up) through
the Linux box. Where do I start reading?
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subject [SLUG] + ? Slug
subject [SPAM] + ? Spam
default - + ? inbox
What have I missed?
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the connection and mount my Novell volumes after the boot
sequence and when GDM has displayed then my display is well behaved.
What should I be looking for in my boot sequence that might create this
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not Gnome. So I deleted xscreensaver from wm's
autostart file (the most recent change) and it was fixed.
Any ideas, this one's weird.
Both recent versions on RH8
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files and added
application/x-tga tga to one and application/x-tga;/usr/bin/gimp %s to
the other. This does not change Nautilus' behaviour. I am not familiar
with mime-type naming conventions but this seemed consistent with other
entries.
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I had the same problem. Have you checked /etc/apt/apt.conf for your proxy settings if
you are behind a firewall? There is a sample in /usr/share/doc/apt-/examples
Laurie
On 06 Aug 2003 22:02:18 +1000
Ramon Buckland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Helping out someone who has Redhat and has
When I download my mail via fetchmail/procmail spamassassin chokes my system (lose
mouse, keyboard input takes over a minute to respond etc). It records lots of PIDs
when I run top. Yesterday it did this for 15 minutes.
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and chowned :audio /dev/dsp. Still no luck.
Have removed/reinstalled xmms hoping that there might have been a conflict
with later installations of mplayer and Xine. Still no luck.
Laurie
On Sun, 3 Aug 2003, Chris Deigan wrote:
Laurie Savage wrote:
xmms works perfectly for root and user 1.
Users 2, 3
xmms works perfectly for root and user 1.
Users 2, 3, 4 on the same machine cannot use it. Error message mixer
being used by another applcation, check permissions ...
/dev/mixer is u+rw user1:root
I tried changing the permissions to a+rw (yes i know but the machine is
normally off line) but
composition,
Video Editing, Flash, etc? Not sure if it would fit in 72 hours though..
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I know that Lyx (a GUI document processor/front end to latex) has a
DocBook template and style. I don't know if that helps you!
Laurie
On Sat, 26 Jul 2003, Sonia Hamilton wrote:
I'm starting to write my documention in DocBook SGML. Are there any
tools that format/layout my SGML?
I don't
I agree with Jeff - Shouldn't you be able to log into a /home partition
from another machine/distro and read your files? It seems there needs to
be a standardisation of uids/gids across distros. The aim is to be
mainstream isn't it? Because if it isn't then Gawd help us 5-10-20 years
downstream
Sorry, I wasn't sure about the correct procedure here. You should not have
received any binary stuff though, I sent a text copy of the raw email and
deleted the pif file.
Laurie
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Laurie Savage
This nasty little piece slipped through
stable),
Gnome 2 with current upgrades from RHN.
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Redhat releases for a while untilI I settled withRedhat 8.
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On 2003-07-17 23:33:16 + mick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I
in the same sequence
during each successive installation, but this requires good record
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releases for a while untilI I
This nasty little piece slipped through the mailing list. I assume others
have received it but here is the raw text for those who know how to
respond. I have snipped the binary.
Laurie Savage
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Jul 17 10:38:12 2003
Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Received: from
Neast Pty Ltd wrote:
Seems to me it may be a course on FUD techniques, launched against an
intelligent audience these are unlikely to be successful, take for
instance the Peruvian situation, I wonder if the originator of this
subject is cognisant of it, or if he understands this email.
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi Phillipus,
1. the address for default webmin is...
https://localhost:1
notice the https
Ben
(Don't know the answers to 2 3.)
Later versions of webmin are addresses http:// not https://
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Running RedHat 8 with Gnome 2 and Gimp 1.2.3
When Gimp crashes/freezes (which is more often than I like) it produces an
.xsession-error file that fills the available space on /home/~. I cannot
open the file - too large for emacs or vim.
I have googled but have not found anything that helps me.
Thanks, I'll start gimp via a script.
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Laurie Savage
When Gimp crashes/freezes (which is more often than I like) it produces an
.xsession-error file that fills the available space on /home/~. I cannot
open the file - too large for emacs or vim.
I have googled
Reminds me of the sort of training creationist evangelists go through
rather doing the hard yards behind a microscope or in the field!
Laurie
Jon Biddell wrote:
It's all one HUGE flash animation which you can't save Although
I should have screen dumps finished later today...
-=
fig' then manipulte the image in xfig and export as eps.
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equivalent, is there an automated way, or are
you forced to go back to doing things manually?
TIA
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Try ooextras.sourceforge.net
On 15 Jun 2003, Kevin Saenz wrote:
Hi all just wondering where can I find some openoffice
templates to create presentations and pamphlets (preferred
pamphlets that can/allow a4 to be folded into 3)
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some good info on running linux on thinkpads at
www.linux-thinkpad.org. They've got a mailing list too and from memory
most of the issues with the t30 (sound graphics etc.) are covered on
that list.
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that will run a WORD-PDF conversion nightly so
PDF files can be available from a website.
Matt
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Contacting pop3 server has been solved by removing
~/.mozilla/../../prefs.js and letting Mozilla Mail rebuild it.
Still unable to access local /var/mail/user. As I want to use
fetchmail-spamassassin this is a hassle.
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this message out of my machine from PINE.
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book
and nothing talks to Evolution's.
On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, Laurie Savage wrote:
I want to set up Mozilla to use my local sendmail to send and read mail in
my local mailbox which is filled by fetchmail. The second seems do-able
there is a HowIDidIt at mozilla.dev.
I tried defining localhost
line in its own /etc/hosts.
Any feedback on setting up laptops to talk to various servers would be
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These files swap depending on the host server.
The hosts file on the client does not contain
192.168.1.1 blackbox.home
because Gnome and OpenOffice complained.
Blackbox's dhcpd.conf contains the option host-name blackbox.home;
help - all I want to do is use the CUPS printer at home!
Laurie
On Fri, 30 May 2003, Tom Massey wrote:
* Laurie Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2003-05-30 13:14]:
resolv.conf on the client contains these lines
search blackbox.home
nameserver 192.168.1.1
Do you have a DNS server running on 192.168.1.1?
Not sure, the resolv.conf was created
/win98 vfatdefaults
0 0
/dev/hda1 /mnt/win98 vfat
rw,auto,exec,user 0 0
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this?
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After downloading Evolution and all its deps via Red Carpet I get the
message above and the following
evolution-shell-WARNING **: Cannot access Bonobo/ConfigDatabase on
wombat: (IDL:OAF/GeneralError:1.0)
Fixes anybody?
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I found the answer on Google. What should I read to understand Gnome's
environment variables?
Laurie Savage wrote:
After downloading Evolution and all its deps via Red Carpet I get the
message above and the following
evolution-shell-WARNING **: Cannot access Bonobo/ConfigDatabase
I found
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution-hackers/2001-January/001516.html
But now that I've looked closely I'm not sure what to do with the
information! It talks about GNOME_Evolution*.oafinfo files being in the
$GNOME_PATH but I can't find any of these files on my system using
MOZ_PROGRAM=/usr/local/netscape/mozilla-bin
MOZ_TOOLKIT=
moz_debug=0
moz_debugger=
Running RedHat 7.1 with Ximian Gnome 1.4. Mozilla 0.9.2 works but the
updated 0.9.5 does not either (/usr/share/mozilla - supplied with Ximian
RedCarpet update)
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] there
etc, etc
SMTP server is mail.bigpond.com
Using fetchmail for POP3 downloads - no problems thanks to
fetchmailconf!
POP3 server is mail.bigpond.com
Postfix is much easier!
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I'm sorry don't flame me! My kids still use Windows on the Net. I notice the
line seems incredibly busy even when no obvious user caused transactions are
occurring. Any ideas how I can monitor what's happening? This doesn't happen
with Linux!
Ah me, so you noticed the headers were from Outlook.
A Windows app called Slowgold will sample a section of music from a CD, buffer
it and replay it at about 50% with no decrease in Pitch. Perfect for studying
style and transcribing solos.
Laurie
Broun, Bevan wrote:
Any one seen any music transcription software for Linux - I'm hunting now.
in this runlevel. Does not power dowwn the machine. I have to
power off manually. When I restart the disks are in a mess.. This is the
first Linux I've installed that has done this.
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Many say it was a mistake to come out
Conrad,
Never wish for perfect pitch, one day you'll be doing an acoustic gig in
a pub and the piano will be ALMOST a complete semitone out!
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If Coltrane hadn't have existed it would have been necessary for us
On my system KPPP works, Gnome PPP dialer fails on attempting to dial. I
have read the help file and have created an empty /etc/ppp/options with
644 permissions.
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addresses.
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On Sun, 30 Sep 2001, Steven Blunt wrote:
:
:You can set up a local SMTP server which will hold mail until you next
:connect to the net. I'm fairly sure sendmail does this by default.
:
How do I do this? What server do I stipulate in the SMTP field?
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? PLz, not Mutt or Pine - I'd have a divorce on my
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will happen.
At least with Macs once they're set up your average sysadmin doesn't need
to do anything! :)
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be downloaded
:on to the main workstation(windose :-( ). But also be able to send
:some mail as well.
:
:I know in netscape you used to be able to set Keep on Server but
:I don't want to download it if it does not have it.
:
:Or should I use fetchmail + balsa etc instead.
:
:Grant
:
:
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and advocate it I think this is a safe forum for in-house
whingeing. I probably should have posted to the other list.
On Mon, 24 Sep
2001, Mike Holland wrote:
:On Mon, 24 Sep 2001, Laurie Savage wrote:
:
: The problem as I see it is that we tend to sound like Nerdy entusiasts (ok
: we are nerdy
created called in you hidden .netscape directory called
: lock When Netscape crashes on me I have to manually delete it. If it is still
:
:Redhat and mandrake at least, use awrapper script for netscape that
:deletes stale locks, among other things. You may wish to use it.
:
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What does the message
file size exceeded
mean when I try to su? I hadn't got as far as doing anything to a file and
still have 0.5 Gb free on /home
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Only 28% usage on /var!
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Grant Byers wrote:
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:How about the disk space on /var ?
:/var/run/utmp and /var/log/wtmp would be updated on an su
:
:Cheers,
:Grant
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The lock file does not exist. Netscape is freezing randomly for this user
and no others on the same same machine.
Thanks
Laurie
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Michael Lake wrote:
:Laurie Savage wrote:
: I'm puzzled, three users on one machine each use WindowMaker and
: Netscape 4.77. User 1 has trouble
.
Is there a file lurking somewhere I should delete or rename?
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as I would like (the circle is a bit big). The circle used in the
:\textcelsius{} command (in the package textcomp) is more what I am after...
:
:TIA
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:Stephen
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you really think for a moment the incumbent is any better?
:
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I have a lab with seven LInux boxes hanging off the school's NT server.
Six of the boxes share a hub which connects to the NT server, the
seventh connects directly to the NT server. NIS/NFS/ is served by one of
the six on the hub - this is working perfectly for all seven boxes. CUPS
is served by
I have included the line
/mnt/cdrom box7(ro)
in my exports file (box1) and copied the line containing /mnt/cdrom in
box7's fstab file and edited it to read
box1:/mnt/cdrom /mntcdrom nfs fs=iso9660,dev=/dev/cdrom 0 0
is this right? It isn't working!
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.orangehssleepy box2
10.12.177.174 box3.g3.orangehssneezy box3
10.12.177.176 box4.g3.orangehsgrumpy box4
10.12.177.172 box5.g3.orangehshappy box5
10.12.177.178 box7.g3.orangehsbashful box7
Cheers,
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the proxy, homepage, fonts, colurs etc. I tried a copy and paste from my
~/.netscape/preferences.js to /usr/lib/netscape/preferences.js but the
settings didn't transfer themselves to a test new user.
Laurie Savage
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BTW I'm using Evolution, it doesn't seem to have
with the useradd -p switch. I assume it interprets the
text following -p as crypt(password). I had a look at man crypt but
don't understand it. Any clues?
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on the fact that I cannot
bind to my NIS server, but can use NFS?
Cheers,
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or OS/2 bundled
equivalents.
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section, doesn't work
label=linux-2.4.3
root=/dev/hda5
append= ide1=autotune ide0=autotune
vga=788
read-only
What have I done wrong?!
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I can't get Kmidi, Kmid or Timidity to do anything. ESS-solo 1938 card that
works happily in Window$. I have sound in Linux, CD player and Xmms work.
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printer are just not good enough.
Laurie Savage
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Many say it was a mistake to come down from the trees, some say the move
out of the oceans was a bad idea. Me, I say the stiffening
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