Mutt users, try this:
set index_format=%Z %[!%d/%m] | %-18.18F | %4c | %s
(Beware: Some will consider the pipes to be crack.)
- Jeff
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covering I Am The Walrus
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Thank you very much for all your replies. You guys are tops!
Close examination of the documentation and the back panel of the unit revealed two
things: this model comes in two varieties, either 100/110/120V, or 220/230/240V. I've
got the later, and I can set it to 240 through a dipswitch in
On Sun, 2002-01-13 at 14:34, Christopher Booth wrote:
[...snipped...]
NETWORK appears ...
Ahh, I tend not use that view in Konqueror, so I never noticed, thanks.
As an aside, you can add rlan:/ , smb:/ , etc to the bookmarks (and the
bookmarks toolbar).
UpdatePeriod=300
On Sun 13 Jan, Jeff Waugh made the following spurious claims:
ONSCREEN=osd_cat --color=#ffe000 --offset=-70 --delay=2 --shadow=2
--font=-urw-eurostile-bold-r-normal-*-*-480-*-*-p-*-iso8859-1
:0 ich
* ^Subject:.*\/.*
| echo $MATCH | $ONSCREEN
You also need a DISPLAY=:0 (or
quote who=Rev Simon Rumble
You also need a DISPLAY=:0 (or similar) in there for it to know
where to stick the text.
And a few other bits... Such as pointing it to .Xauthority. See my
.procmailrc here for the rest: http://perkypants.org/dotfiles/
[ As if I had to explain that bit! ;) ]
Now
Hi all,
I'm still stuck with the machine with RAID1 and recompiling the kernel. I've
upgraded kernels for years but never done one with the built in RAID of
linux and everytime I try to boot with a new kernel config, it crashes with
a problem mounting root fs.
My guess is that it's not loading
Have you got the RAID elements included as monolithic or as modules?
If they are modules then you might need to build and use an initrd.
Just a stab in the dark.
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, George Vieira wrote:
Hi all,
I'm still stuck with the machine with RAID1 and recompiling the kernel. I've
default=linux
image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.2-2
label=linux
initrd=/boot/initrd-2.4.2-2.img
read-only
root=/dev/md5
image=/boot/vmlinux-2.4.16
label=firewall
initrd=/boot/initrd-2.4.2-2.img
read-only
root=/dev/md5
Could it be that I
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, George Vieira wrote:
default=linux
image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.2-2
label=linux
initrd=/boot/initrd-2.4.2-2.img
read-only
root=/dev/md5
image=/boot/vmlinux-2.4.16
label=firewall
initrd=/boot/initrd-2.4.2-2.img ---
Hi all,
This is OT but seemed the best place to ask a question about routing etc.
I am having trouble connecting to one of the systems on my home network (I
know about the IP range - it will be fixed), I can't connect from my W2K
machine to a W98 machine, but believe the answer may not be in
On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, James wrote:
Can someone please subscribe my address [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the Linux
kernel mailing list, by sending mail to the address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with the command:
subscribe linux-kernel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This won't help you, as even if the subscription goes
On 14 Jan, Peter Allworth wrote:
Based on their walk-through strategy, I can see a need for a Linux
screensaver that looks just like the default NT screensaver or login
screen! :)
Ah, so Linux becomes like the French Resistance, hiding itself from the
Microsoft scouts looking for
Title: winbind and samba
I download all the instuctions from the web how to configure winbind to work with samba, and I am planning to do it.
just before I do it, I want to know is it hard to configure or triky , or any thing I need to watch for ?
thanks
xiaolu
It would be much more appropriate to use the M$ BSOD as a screen saver. I
think that one comes standard with some Linux distros. Then that would
really freak out the M$ account manager - Do they really have so many
BSODs? Should I make a comment or not?
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello SLUG,
I am new to Australia and this is my first post to SLUG.
I am setting up a Linux firewall for our small network (10 Hosts). We
currently have a Telstra ADSL connection, (1.5Mbps 500MB allow usage @ $130
pm). However I want a static IP address and they seem pretty anal about
handing
Quoting Daniel Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello SLUG,
I am new to Australia and this is my first post to SLUG.
I am setting up a Linux firewall for our small network (10 Hosts). We
currently have a Telstra ADSL connection, (1.5Mbps 500MB allow usage @
$130
pm). However I want a static
It would be much more appropriate to use the M$ BSOD as a screen saver. I
think that one comes standard with some Linux distros. Then that would
really freak out the M$ account manager - Do they really have so many
BSODs? Should I make a comment or not?
Back when I worked at UWS, we (the
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Daniel Harper wrote:
I am setting up a Linux firewall for our small network (10 Hosts). We
currently have a Telstra ADSL connection, (1.5Mbps 500MB allow usage @ $130
pm). However I want a static IP address and they seem pretty anal about
handing them out.
Business
On Friday 11 January 2002 08:23, Broun, Bevan wrote:
on Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 05:17:17PM +1100, Paul Copeland
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well there are now Linux stickers around my classroom and one machine
will be a dual OS machine with Windows 98 and SuSE 7.3. The test will
I have my
My experience of optus has been reasonably good. Don't know about AAPT.
When I checked Optus offered a better deal. They now have business ADSL
with fixed ip.
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Daniel Harper wrote:
Hello SLUG,
I am new to Australia and this is my first post to SLUG.
I am setting up a
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am new to Australia and this is my first post to SLUG.
I am setting up a Linux firewall for our small network (10 Hosts). We
currently have a Telstra ADSL connection, (1.5Mbps 500MB allow usage @
$130
pm). However I want a static IP
At 13:02 14/01/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this up the stick:
Take a look at www.alwaysonline.net.au - pretty good deals to be had.
nice plug ;)
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This is random quote 457 of a collection of 1201
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I was where you are a year ago or so and slug definately helped me with
the PPPOE setup issues:
I'm using Pacific Internet, have clients using Netspace and Connect.com
and a collegue with Telstra - all ADSL - all linux boxes. For a
business, everything else is too expensive or old tech
On Mon, Jan 14, 2002 at 01:19:20PM +1100, David wrote:
My experience of optus has been reasonably good. Don't know about AAPT.
don't know about the AAPT ADSL product but as a company I wouldn't
touch AAPT with a very long barge pole!
Dave.
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On Mon, 2002-01-14 at 12:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brilliant! Actually, I remember a talk at SLUG, where afterward the
presenter mentioned that he and another engineer were secretly using
Linux on their machines instead of the mandated NT. They did a screen
grab of the NT desktop and
I'm thinking of making my own windows version for Linux.. called Windows
Xtinct... Using Gnome and patch up the icons to look like windows enough to
fool the Boss.
Anybody care to help me modify the icons etc.. eg. how to change the gnome
foot button??
-Original Message-
From: Peter
quote who=George Vieira
Anybody care to help me modify the icons etc.. eg. how to change the gnome
foot button??
Right-click, hit properties.
You'd want to modify the packages, however, for easy installation, etc.
- Jeff
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The implementation of any sufficiently advanced technology
The unit in question, Opti-UPS PowerES 420ES came from the online
auction site at http://www.auctiontraders.com.au. But when it arrived
I found it sports those three-point straight pin power plugs used in the
States. Apparently it was not intended for sale in Australia! Oops,
that's one
Hi All,
The other night I downloaded Mozilla 0.9.7. I went for the typical
install with just Navigator, Mail and News. I have found, however, that
there does not seem to be a spell checker for out going e-mails. Is
this the case for the typical installation? Have I done something wrong?
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Daniel Harper wrote:
I am new to Australia and this is my first post to SLUG.
Welcome to insanity. :-)
I am setting up a Linux firewall for our small network (10 Hosts). We
currently have a Telstra ADSL connection, (1.5Mbps 500MB allow usage @ $130
pm). However I want
spell check isnt in yet,
you can read about it on mozilla.org
Dean
Paul Copeland wrote:
Hi All,
The other night I downloaded Mozilla 0.9.7. I went for the typical
install with just Navigator, Mail and News. I have found, however, that
there does not seem to be a spell checker for out
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Matthew Palmer wrote:
I'd say 'welcome to yo-yo city' about them in general. I've heard abysmal
things about Telstra's service; a mod called Flow who say they have their
own network is at least as bad; I haven't heard anything too bad about AAPT
and Optus but they're
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Howard Lowndes wrote:
I'd say 'welcome to yo-yo city' about them in general. I've heard abysmal
things about Telstra's service; a mod called Flow who say they have their
own network is at least as bad; I haven't heard anything too bad about AAPT
and Optus but
On Mon, 2002-01-14 at 14:25, George Vieira wrote:
I'm thinking of making my own windows version for Linux.. called Windows
Xtinct... Using Gnome and patch up the icons to look like windows enough to
fool the Boss.
You could do that, but the screenshots at http://qvwm.org are scarily
MS-like.
Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on Monday, January 14, 2002 at 01:06:40
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message:Hi, my name is Brigit and I am a 19 year old female from San Diego,
California.
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Martin wrote:
It seems odd that any ISP wouldn't want users using their proxies. I
know a couple of dial-up ISPs I've used over the years shoving proxies
down their user's throats...
telstra doesn't restrict access to their cache. but my understanding is that
only
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