What entry do people have in their /etc/apt/sources.list for debian
stable(sid)?
I am trying to upgrade/? from woody to sid and changing stable to
unstable produced a pile of error messages about package lists.
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Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi Slugs,
I have a RH box that once a week the hard disk goes into accessing
continually and won't stop till I literally pull the plug.
What was running at the time?
Logs?
Inital thoughts sounds like a possible locatedb update.
HW specs (Hd size, %full, ram, swaP).
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Simon wrote:
My understanding is that Curriculums need approval as well.
These basically come from the standards or whatever it is called.
Apparently there are binders of them all that you can buy.
Bit vague, but is on s.bt
Okay, found it. The Australian National Training Authority puts
Simon Wong wrote:
Just thought I'd drop a line to recommend a USB to Serial adaptor
What drivers are you using?
I acquired some yum cha USB to serial cables before, but have not yet
fiddled with them.
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the lappy and looked at the signals I can see and
tried them all. One very weak (my WAP is broken atm), one very strong.
Then boxen says it is a NUTCASE. Oh, look up manual online for Nutcase
and try default login. Bingo. sigh and I was looking forward to maybe a
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http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2005/03/31/862521987.html
So, was it just these two lame April Fools Day jokes this year, or did
anyone find another one and not share it.
P.S. to those who messaged, I do realise that it was White Rabbits
day. And my that be the only
before.
If you want to offer certificates, consider setting up a Registered
Training Organisation. Then you can offer Cert I, Cert II, etc course,
but you do need Cert IV qualified trainers.
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4) The MS Tax is charged on EVERY computer in the school, hence there is
no money saving incentive to replace MS with FOSS/Linux.
I thought that was illegal...
...how do they attempt to enforce
certificates are as good as anyone elses.
I think the bug bear is the RTO steps. Of course, in involves a hefty
insurance package as well.
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Dan Treacy wrote:
Casula
Casula Powerhouse
1 Casula Rd
Casula
(Right alongside Casula train station)
Nice setting, right on the river. Good place for a family picnic.
Absolutely lousy place to get to by train. check the timetable.
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is running cable. As far as I am aware, the cost of
running cable is only marginally affected by the actual cost of the cable.
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Hello Folks
Does anyone know of any qucik way to re-order the list of groups under a
news server in Thunderbird?
Apart from the unsubscribe all, then re-subscribe in the order you want
them.
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) It is alpha code,
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whilst running firefox 1.01 on Linux, nothing happens... :-(
locate glibc and note the version.
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the League's move as a cheap stunt.
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do your logs say?
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Romeo Chua wrote:
So netstat -nr returns correct info.
I have tried pinging from David to Goliath and vice versa with no
problems.
And it pinks both ways, good.
My problem is that I can telnet from Goliath to David with no problems
but when I telnet from David to Goliath, I get a No
Ashley Maher wrote:
More external usb adventures.
err, are you trying to access something in an external USB hub?
If so, does it worked plugged into the mobo sockets?
Someone else has reported a problem with using usb devices in external
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Anyone have any idea why this is happening?
You used a naughty word/phrase according to the spam checker.
It happens to all/most/some of us occassionally.
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to get it {:-(. The fence
between is 7'.
Actually, is in't that bad, but I do need it at least a foot above the
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?
Another area to check is the insurance policy. The insurer may
expect/require that all people are over 18 years and thus of legal age.
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Andrewd wrote:
As the title says, I have an eps file (for a logo). Any ideas on what I
need to open it with.
xv and/or gv
You most likely have gv, but I've never used Mandrake.
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Peter Rundle wrote:
Terry Collins wrote:
find on one of the times(a,m,n,?) +30 - exec rm {}
Sorry Terry but that answer is worse than useless. Why? because no-one else
will
bother to try and answer my question as it appears you've already done so, yet
your glib off the cuff non
of the times(a,m,n,?) +30 - exec rm {}
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on tother/top. You could probably even save on
the computer case if it is an all in one mobo (motherboard).
That way you could also lock up the patch panel, etc in one boxen.
Just 2c.
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the readings or calcs after a party in the week
prior. {:-).
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to to be able to do
often motivates job network provider employeee to educate themselves.
{:-).
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take money off
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Adelle Hartley wrote:
When I was on the dole, I was teaching myself C++ and systems admin.
This was back in 1992-1993.
Now called newstart.
When interviewing for these courses at the CES,
CES is gone and it is now
software
To get started, just apache and learn the basics and basic web pages.
Then if the machine can handle it, other add-ons for apache.
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Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
I've just inherited two Dell Optiplex GX1 400Mhz boxen which are surplus to
some corporations requirements because they won't run XP. So obviously we put
Linux on them right? Trouble is that they won't boot.
1 Wiggle all your cables.
2 reseat all the
Michael Fox wrote:
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:21:03 +1100, Terry Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone explain this?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/spam-hold/spam-hold$ find /spam -name smtpdAB*
-print %p
Does this mean you have some saved spam?
Err yes. Just over 3gb. Message size mostly
, when ,etc.
i.e. get some real working parameters and find out what they really
want.
Oh and how much they are prepared to pay.
Only then can you produce meaningful answers.
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because what I've written down on paper
is no longer working.
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converted
data.
So, I can either put LAMP ( others) onto xp/w2k/w2k3, or put this
application into an emulation on Linux.
And, any recommendations on brands/models (grunty) of laptops to look at
(i.e. minimal driver fiddles)?
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) or something else that
opens pdfs. The first is rather kludgy for printing (postscript file),
the second is better.
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off and OSX box, get the seller to open the display
settings and it will show you all the settings that the screen will
opperate on.
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Hi,
I'm looking for a calendar app that runs in an xterm window, I am aware of
ical, are there any others that I should be aware of?
cal
cal 2005
cal 06 2005
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for suggestions for alternative ways of providing To From
on opposite sides of the page at the same level.
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get when I try
to boot 2.6.9 (which is failing).
Step through, no eye dear {:-)
Can look at dmesg after boot up.
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Alan L Tyree wrote:
Some time back I posted a question on conversion of LaTeX to RTF.
umm, latex2rtf exists.
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Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
umm, latex2rtf exists.
It exists, and it chokes badly on even some simple documents.
Care to post structures that it barfs on?
Admittedly I'm not doing books in it yet, but it would be helpful to
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Note: Larger companies that can fulfill the difficult requirements may
contract (or employ) experts in the field to do the actual work. Not to
mention the market-building effects of a move like this.
Note may. Usually they build up
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Terry Collins
IBM, Sun, Novell, HP, ???
Note that only one of these companies can provide everything listed in the
tender. :-)
Really? Would you care to say which one you think can do it?
Hint, they are all *nix competent companies and they have all done
.
And the problem is how they will source outside people.
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Taryn East wrote:
admittedly i haven't been following this conversation but...
Openskills you have to pay for...
Which isn't a problem if an old slugger can post the value of work they
have received from being listed in it.
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etc.
It is a big fish market for overseas owned companies.
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someone training for user support {:-) wrote:
Are you sure it's not a problem at your end?
ROFL.
Nope, it was definitely a site problem.
Working now.
Definitely slow.
I preferred the old one myself. There wasn't this question of where to
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Can PostgreSQL be used as a GIS?
If you are using MySQL, then Postgress should work.
They are both databases.
GIS is Geographic Information System?
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Follow Ups to Slug-Chat please.
It isn't linux
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*.php {;-).
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What do people use to encode mp3s on debian?
Most programs don't actually exist in the debian stuff.
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Robert Collins wrote:
On Wed, 2004-09-08 at 15:14 +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
What do people use to encode mp3s on debian?
Most programs don't actually exist in the debian stuff.
I know this doesn't answer your question... but why not use flac or
ogg ?
short answer emule,
long answer
Craige McWhirter wrote:
Terry Collins said:
What do people use to encode mp3s on debian?
Most programs don't actually exist in the debian stuff.
Sound Juicer is the goods for several formats including the high quality
Ogg Vorbis and Fruahenhoff's MP3 product. (package name is sound
replacing and you have to replace it.
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for some
film I recently had developed so other people can order prints.
[2] For some reason Xsane prints these with a white/grey cast over ther
top in 2/3 of the drivers.
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Curiosity question.
everyone seems to be only using pings to test network connectivity.
what do people do when they need to test a service?
telnet IP PORT?
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everything
(but it doesn't).
And it rotates between talking to one side of the other (ether,
wireless) or sulking (rather spying).
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system, mount HDB.
Refer to old-HDA (mounted as HDB/C/D) if you run into problems along the
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= *
[downloads]
path = /downloads2/downloads
hosts allow = 192.168.x.19 192.168.27.x
hosts deny = *
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Ashley Maher wrote:
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/07/26/1090693888524.html
Just post the small bit of interest.
The SMH is now a brain dead site.
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Simon Bryan wrote:
it just occurred to me
that the previous ISP may not have adjusted the internet mail records
(MX??), will ring them and find out.
Doesn't your new ISP do this?
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in a DAT (rather than
a camera) drive under Linux?
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Does anyon know how to change the google search panle in Firebird/fire
fox to search Australian web pages first? I fscked if I want to wade
through piles of US tripe.
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, but
still the searches are google.com
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programs did this a few years
ago. Ncal? You ran a server on one machine and clients on the others.
It worked for SWMBO and I (so long as I entered her calendar {:-).
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We have an unusual problem with files that are invisible (sort of) to 'ls'
Umm, are these MAC files by any chance?
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a few minutes for it to show up on ls.
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Basically, my netscape messages are now 1.5Gb and neither Mozilla or
Thunderbird can touch this lot. Sadly, they all barf on the size/number of
folders/etc.
Evolution should crank through that number of messages without any major
problems
trouble.
Brain remembered above after leaving it for a while (I have been playing
with Evolution for a while and SWMBO is now using it). Will see what
happens overnight (other than duplicating mail space {:-(.
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Terry Collins wrote:
Brain remembered above after leaving it for a while (I have been playing
with Evolution for a while and SWMBO is now using it). Will see what
happens overnight (other than duplicating mail space {:-(.
Okay, found out again why I didn't switch to Evolution.
It eventually
why it is, yet again, totally inappropriate, rather than say what
would that idiot know and how much did he make from you. Sigh!.
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webserver
(as I did in the past).
So, does anyone have any suggestion on replacement solutions?
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Peter Hardy wrote:
cd /var/spool/mqueue; ls | xargs rm
Doesn't it barf on the ls with the same message?
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Peter Hardy wrote:
On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 12:03, Terry Collins wrote:
Peter Hardy wrote:
cd /var/spool/mqueue; ls | xargs rm
Doesn't it barf on the ls with the same message?
You had me worried for a minute. :-)
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[EMAIL
of feeding punch cards through
again and again because they are not being read right? {:-).
A horribly complex machine that requires continuous maintenance.
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Received a couple in the small hours
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though it would be easier to ask if someone has done this before.
Actually, to step back a bit, I was looking for a java runtime for
Mozilla, if that is an easier problem to solve.
TIA
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same state ?
Burn them off to a CD?
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for the newspapers, etc
Provide a cuppa - people want somewhere/places/atmosphere where they
feel happy chatting and most do not like asking questions in meetings,
etc.
Just set a date and venue and go for it.
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Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Terry Collins wrote:
I can recommend a book called Australian Accounting if you want to
understand accounting.
Have you got an ISBN for that?
My wife learnt from the 2nd edition and I learnt from the 3rd edition
two decades ago
Is anyone doing any spice stuff under Linux?
Under debian woody?
If so, what apps are you using?
I've been trying to use Oregano as the schmatic, then gnucap as the
analysis, but gnucap barfs on Q (Bipolar Junction Transistor = not
implemented), so I am rather stuck atm.
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account, which is match by a depreciation expense account.
I can recommend a book called Australian Accounting if you want to
understand accounting.
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David wrote:
...snip..
You didn't tell us which spam filter, but spamassassin was catching less
than 50% spams when I stopped using it.
Is it worthwhile to retrain your spam filters when the nature of spam
changes?
Just wondering.
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/lpd.perms
should allow any computer on 192.127.1.0 net to send to the remote spool
on the debian woody machine, but no such luck.
TIA
and nope, I do not want to degrade to cups thanks. {:-)
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Terry Collins wrote:
I'm having a bit of trouble with remote printing (LPR) onto a Debian
Woody machine.
Okay, fixed
http://lists.slug.org.au/archives/slug/2002/04/msg00606.html
Basically, I can not work out what I am doing wrong to give permission
to the remote machine to spool
on what could be happening?
Did you look at the headers?
Are our WinXP machines infected regardless of our anti-virus software?
That is a possibility.
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...snip.
Unfortunately you or I may not like it but the market it driven by can
we turn it on and have everything done for us as we don't have the
inclination to want to look under the hood.
Yep, they are called customers.
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Tony Green wrote:
...snip.
Anyone know any ways of automating part of the recovery?
Don't most distros allow you to automate installation.
If there is no backup, then it wasn't important.
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that might save me from have to inspect the
entire entrails of Debian Woody printing system - aka how to fix the
problem (and no I don't want cups thanks).
No useful result from google either (yet)
The beain says this has occurred before but it hasn't remembered the
problem atm {;-).
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