On 08.10.2012, Temlakos wrote:
Beginning about an hour ago, I've been hit with a ton of application
terminations. All of them say the same thing: Signal 11 (SIGSEGV). Which I
believe translates as Signal segmentation violation.
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I bet you have hardware problems. E.g. faulty memory,
On 27.09.2012, Steven Stern wrote:
F17, AdobeReader_enu-9.5.1-1.i486
[htd@wildsau ~]$ rpm -qa | grep -i adobe
adobe-release-i386-1.0-1.noarch
AdobeReader_enu-9.5.1-1.i486
When I attempt to print from Acrobat Reader, I can print all pages or
the current page. But, an entering 4-5 in the
On 27.09.2012, Ed Greshko wrote:
adobe-release-x86_64-1.0-1.noarch
Does it make a real difference if you are subscribed to the i386 or the x86_64
repository? I've always been using the i386 one on my 64-bit
machines..
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On 21.09.2012, Eddie G. O'Connor Jr. wrote:
Sorry for my maybe stupid question but why there must my Microsoft's key
on motherboard and not Fedora's one?
Because Microsoft dominates the hardware market, if you like it or
not.
Why Linux vendors don't intend to
install theirs keys to revers
On 20.09.2012, Eddie O'Connor wrote:
Right? And the only way to be able to iunstall/boot
another OS would be to turn the UEFI offbut without the proper
keythat is impossible?
To be able to boot any other system than Windows, you have to turn
off secure boot or you could use your own
On 21.09.2012, Eddie G. O'Connor Jr. wrote:
To be able to boot any other system than Windows, you have to turn
off secure boot or you could use your own keys signed by Microsoft.
It's not (U)EFI which is the problem, it's the secure boot.
AAAhhh!! NOW I think I understand!..
You can
On 15.09.2012, Ed Greshko wrote:
[egreshko@meimei ~]$ rpm -q skype
skype-4.0.0.8-fc16.i586
[egreshko@meimei ~]$ uname -r
3.5.3-1.fc17.x86_64
No problems, no hacks
I have the just the same on my business machine, and I've never
managed to get a good UDP-connection on both sides.
On 14.09.2012, Bryn M. Reeves wrote:
What is it that you don't like in the new GIMP? For me the single window
interface is far preferable to the old lets-hunt-around-the-workspace
mode and it's optional if you do prefer the free-floating layout.
Gimp and single window interface? What Fedora
On 11.09.2012, Tom Horsley wrote:
Or is that too easy, and something I can't think of
might go horribly wrong (which is why I ask :-)?
The only thing I can think of by now is something like WDs advanced
format, that the drive uses 512/4096 sectorsize. If the partition is
properly aligned, you
On 08.09.2012, JD wrote:
It fails after it displays that the installed fedora 16 will be upgraded,
and I click next.
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Upgrading F16 to F17 from DVD is one f*cking mess. Seriously.
Backup your data and do a fresh install. It will save you a lot of
time and hairpull.
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On 08.09.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
not all users have plain setups where you can easily
do a fresh install, this works not well if you have
customiized many configurations of many services
and that is why a distribution with a new release
each month should be much carefuller in context of
On 08.09.2012, JD wrote:
The pain is in remembering all the apps for which conf files were
modified. To address that, inserting a comment like
# this is a modified conf file
Whenever I change a config, I keep a copy of the same file with the
ending .OWN in the same location. Now, a single
On 05.09.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
Please do not kill it as advised in the other response to the thread.
You could corrupt your package database.
If you use plain kill, a SIGTERM is sent to the process. If you send
a SIGHUP, there will be no data loss (kill -HUP pid).
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On 05.09.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
But isn't that the same as Ctrl+c?
No. Ctrl+c sends a SIGINT.
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On 04.09.2012, jackson byers wrote:
(emacs:2071): GConf-WARNING **: Client failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon:
Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote
application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy
blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or
On 02.09.2012, Jim wrote:
I used fedorautils to install flash-plugin, and repaired it one time by
deleting flash-plug and reinstalling it with fedorautils, but the second
time around that did not work .
Download the .tar.gz version of the plugin here:
http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
On 31.08.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
[1] Actually everything except Emacs. Emacs has many input methods of
it's own; I prefer a TeX-like input method.
Emacs is easy :-)
AltGr+e is all you need to get the € sign.
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On 31.08.2012, Alan Cox wrote:
May be a vim problem. With a UK keyboard btw compose is shift-altgr so
shift-altgr (remove fingers) e = produces €
AltGr+e works both in emacs and vim for me, with en_US.UTF-8 locale
and a Norwegian keyboard.
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On 30.08.2012, Maurizio Marini wrote:
`gpg-agent --daemon`
or, with f17, something different should be configured?
That will be sufficient. However, you could let the agent write
GPG_AGENT_INFO into a file, to inform other programs/processes about
it (esp. kmail). See --write-env-file
On 29.08.2012, Felix Schwarz wrote:
- http://python-verband.org/community
- http://spiegel.de
No problem here (F17). Besides some german, I'm reading a lot of swedish,
danish and norwegian articles, and I've never encountered a single
problem with its special characters (ä, ü, å, æ, ø ...).
On 27.08.2012, sean darcy wrote:
ata_id[273]: unable to open '$devnode'
ata_id[275]: unable to open '$devnode'
dracut unable to process initqueue
dracut warning: /dev/disk/by-uuid/89af does not exist
Looks like this bug:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?format=multipleid=827997
On 27.08.2012, Aaron Konstam wrote:
Received: from 127.0.0.1 (EHLO pos81n-nds-36.positionstrends.com)
(184.172.130.36) by mta1050.sbc.mail.ne1.yahoo.com with SMTP; Sat, 25
Aug 2012 15:51:30 +
Somebody claiming to be pos81n-nds-36.positionstrends.com with the
IP adress 184.172.130.36
On 27.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
your MTA get a connection and have the IP of the last machine involved
in mail tzransmission, bit all other received headers before YOOR
machine are nOT trustable because i can write whatever i want
and how many received-headers i want and submit the
On 27.08.2012, Tim wrote:
Yes, reporting spam to someone in control of sending spam, isn't going
to work, you'll get even more of it.
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I gave up reporting spam many years ago, and let crm114 sort out most
of it..
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On 27.08.2012, sean darcy wrote:
Finally got it to boot. Used /dev/sda2 instead of UUID. BTW, using
root=LABEL gives same devnode error.
Nice to hear!
I'll try to force-install kernel.rpm. But which kernel? Does it matter? The
most recent F17 kernel on koji is 3.5.2-3, which is that same
On 27.08.2012, Aaron Konstam wrote:
whois 75.103.120.181
[Querying whois.arin.net]
[Redirected to rwhois1.crystaltech.com:4321]
[Querying rwhois1.crystaltech.com]
[Unable to connect to remote host]
If all fails, try tracing it (tcptraceroute, in this case).
These are the last four hops:
On 27.08.2012, sean darcy wrote:
Thanks for all the help. I never would have figured this one out.
You're welcome!
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On 26.08.2012, sean darcy wrote:
And anyone know why dracut is having such a problem with uuid?
I've never encountered a single problem with dracut and uuids.
Can you please post your /boot/grub2/grub.cfg and the output of blkid
/dev/your/root/partition?
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On 26.08.2012, sean darcy wrote:
Not sure how to do this, since it won't boot. I'll try to email out of a
Live boot.
You can e.g. use sysresccd. Download an image here:
http://www.sysresccd.org
You could e.g. run isohybrid on the image and copy it to an USB memory
stick and boot from it
On 26.08.2012, DJ Delorie wrote:
Message from syslogd@envy at Aug 26 05:20:39 ...
kernel:[647218.583886] do_IRQ: 3.191 No irq handler for vector (irq -1)
What happens when you boot with pci=nomsi,noaer?
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On 26.08.2012, sean darcy wrote:
[liveuser@localhost ~]$ blkid /dev/sda2
/dev/sda2: LABEL=root UUID=89afb6ff-4fb2-4602-94b5-99dbf022b100
TYPE=ext4
I can't find something wrong in your grub.cfg. What do you see when
you try to boot, are there any errors / is there any related output on
the
On 26.08.2012, Aaron Konstam wrote:
Is there someway from the mail header to deduce the origin of the
messages?
Yes, the Received: headers. Please post the _full_ header of one of
these mails.
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On 26.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
all other machines before can write what they like in mail headers
You can claim to be who you want to while connecting to a mailserver,
but you can't fake the IP from which you are connecting. It is
logged by the mailserver while connecting between two
On 24.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
and for that is STRG+ALT+Print+K which kills X really
and bring you back to the login-screen which is way
more helpful than a complete reboot or reset
You can have that cheaper, without using m-sysrq, just press
CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE.
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On 22.08.2012, Aaron Konstam wrote:
Huh, I turned it on not off.
Yep, blame that one on me. Didn't read carefully enough :-\
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On 23.08.2012, Eddie G. O'Connor Jr. wrote:
When I say they're locked, all the data is missing or hidden by
something called WD SmartWare...there's nothing visible on the drive but
some folders with user manuals in various languages, and three .exe
files...the SmartWare oneanother called
On 22.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
why should reboot turn it off?
Because he turned off the option in sysctl.conf, and a reboot will
activate it.
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On 21.08.2012, Aaron Konstam wrote:
/usr/share/doc/kernel-doc-(version)/Documentation/sysrq.txt
I appreciate all these tips but none make the sysrq suctions work. I'll
just give up.
1. Look into your kernel .config if m-sysrq is in your kernel:
CONFIG_MAGIC_SYSRQ=y
Standard Fedora
On 19.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
if it is DNS-rverse-lookup 4096 is a LARGE count
Sure it is reverse lookups which are performed here.
The router logs the ip-adresses and resolves them on demand.
try netstat without and with reverse-lookups
there are very few cases where it doe snot hurt
On 19.08.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
Can someone tell me the proper command to save log data to
/home/bobg/xxlog instead of filling up var/log/messages nothing I've
tried has worked?
Here's what works for me:
1. Go to /etc/sysconfig/rsyslog and add the -r option to the
On 19.08.2012, Joe Zeff wrote:
If you have any suggestions about how to make it work properly, I'll be more
than happy to do some more testing.
As far as I remember, Fedora has it compiled in, but the standard is
disabled. Look in /etc/sysctl.conf after kernel.sysrq, and if it's
set to 0 or
On 19.08.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
[bobg@box9 rsyslog.d]$ cat emptyfile
# /etc/rsyslog.d/emptyfile
:source, isequal, 192.168.1.9 /var/log/tomato.log
:source, isequal, 192.168.1.9 ~
Actually I even tried naming it emptyfile.conf out of desperation.
On 19.08.2012, Joe Zeff wrote:
Now, by pressing
and holding down AltGr+Prt(SysRq) do you mean that I hold those two keys
down, let go and then press the other key?
No. You press these two keys, hold it down, and add the other keys
while you are holding AltGr+Sysrq.
The AltGr key is most
On 18.08.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
Whatever is going on it's worrisome, I do little surfing and have
no MS Windows. I have installed fail2ban in the last hour.
As far as I know, dd-wrt does only count the connections, but not what
direction they are coming from, so
On 18.08.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
As I said I also have a router running tomato v. 1.28. I am looking
at it now. QOS it is not obvious to me which menu item can track
connections or how to configure it?
Log into your router, go to Qos and View Details there. At
On 18.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
this sounds more like enable DNS-resolution which may be
dangerous to self-dos if i understand it right
There's a max. limit of connections (4096; in my case it's 1024),
which is far too low to harm, so there's no danger here.
The main purpose is to track
On 17.08.2012, Mateusz Marzantowicz wrote:
3) Modify /etc/default/grub by changing GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX:
rd.luks.key=filename:device
I agree that the available documentation is horrible. However,
I think you should mention here that device should be specified with
the UUID prefix, e.g.
Hei,
On 12.08.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
I am trying to write a mutt macro where I need to refer to a header from
the current message. The use case is something like this:
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I'm not quite shure what you want mutt to do in this case. Functions
as e.g. limit can match on specific content of
On 08.08.2012, Tim Evans wrote:
Getting fairly frequent (couple of times a day) lock ups with the latest F17
kernel on my ThinkPad T61P. Couple of times, it was when clicking a link in
a Thunderbird e-mail; others, the machine was idle, still others, on putting
the machine to sleep.
No
On 07.08.2012, Georgios Petasis wrote:
Actually their answer to linux not booting without acpi_skip_timer_override,
is install windows. But after backing up your data :D
Yes, what else did you expect? ;-)
I had some discussion with Gigabyte-folks before, on the same topic,
and although I
On 07.08.2012, Terry Polzin wrote:
Is this kernel, configured for kdump or do I have to roll my own?
AS far as I know, the kernel side of kdump depends on kexec. The
.config for your Fedora kernel lives in /boot:
[htd@wildsau boot]$ cat config-3.5.0-2.fc17.x86_64 | grep -i kexec
On 04.08.2012, jackson byers wrote:
I am now stuck in an unresponsive grub2: ]
grub rescue
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One difficulty is that my f14 is installed to external usb,
but my bios won't boot from usb, so the boot files have to
be put somewhere on my two internal scsi disks,
which works for me
On 05.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
a seperate /usr is USELESS because it makes no sense on a
single machine
Since about 90% of the whole / thing go to /usr (especially if you
hold a little bit source in /usr/local/src and a few kernel
sourcetrees in /usr/src) it can definitely make sense to
On 04.08.2012, James Wilkinson wrote:
Even though the build was OK, you still might want to do a memtest of
your system.
I solved the problem. The culprit is prelink, which lets parts of the
package clash. Didn't find the related bugreport st once, though, and spent
some hours digging into
On 03.08.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
adn yes i installed the first 3.5 MINUTES after it was built on
koji on a for me very important machine
An important machine should only be updated (stable or not - whatever)
with a complete and functional backup prior to updating. New code
doesn't only
Hi,
Firefox, built from .srpm from F17-updates repository, fails to install:
This is the error-message which shows up:
Unpacking of archive failed on file /usr/lib64/firefox/firefox;501bceec: cpio:
Digest mismatch
The package is original Fedora and not altered in any way. Extracted
it, ran
On 02.08.2012, Georgios Petasis wrote:
Thanks for the tip, I search for this option and seems to relate to nvidia
nforce 2 chipsets, but I also
get a lot of references for gigabyte boards, i.e.:
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The problem is related to the APIC timer interrupt, the CPU goes into enhanced
halt state
On 02.08.2012, Georgios Petasis wrote:
So, this is a processor bug? I would expect that Linux should detect these
automatically...
If I remember all correctly, there were two mainly independend issues
with C1E in Linux, one which is processor-related, and one
BIOS-related. Processor-bugs are
On 01.08.2012, Georgios Petasis wrote:
I have contacted gigabyte for a BIOS update (saying to them that there is a
bug in
the ACPI section of their BIOS), but I am getting irrelevant answers, like
using linux drivers from the vendors of the board parts, or removing the
BIOS battery and
On 01.08.2012, Georgios Petasis wrote:
This sounds too difficult for me. I played with the bios settings, and I
found out that the freeze happens when the option AMD C1E is enabled in
the BIOS. If C1E is disabled, I don't need the acpi=off to get Linux to
boot. And this time the pc can be
On 29.07.2012, Ed Greshko wrote:
The last phase of the installation takes a fair amount of time.
It seems to hang and do nothing. I didn't time it, but I feel it
was more than 5 minutes.
I have installed F17 on several different machines, and that hang
occured in all of the installations,
On 29.07.2012, Michael Schwendt wrote:
Would be easy to submit a bug report or RFE.
Jepp, I'll do.
There's one bug report already that complains about a missing Estimated
Time value, but I could not find a ticket specifically covering the final
Verification step of all installed packages.
On 29.07.2012, Phil Dobbin wrote:
I started using Fedora starting with Constantine the hang always seems
to happen at 'selinux-policy-targeted'
YES! Now that you are writing it, I remember. Here it stops.
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On 29.07.2012, Michael Schwendt wrote:
Depending on system speed. That's not a hang, but the package scripts
being busy working on something. Look what it does:
rpm -q --scripts selinux-policy-targeted
It took around 20 min on an AMD quadcore 3.6 GHZ with 8 GB RAM and WD
Scorpio Black
On 21.07.2012, sguazt wrote:
On my system, the boot phase takes only approximately 28 seconds but
both the reboot and shutdown phase take approximately 1 minute and 10
seconds.
I bet it's systemd which causes the long shutdown. In my case, it
hangs the shutdown/reboot for several minutes
On 25.07.2012, Max Pyziur wrote:
Any personal favorites from their respective user bases?
Notes-mode (emacs).
http://www.isi.edu/~johnh/SOFTWARE/NOTES_MODE/
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On 18.07.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
I observe that after a connection change
mutt cannot send emails anymore. It fails with Cannot find
smtp.gmail.com. However it works again once I have restarted Mutt.
I've never used mutt to connect directly to a mailserver (I run my own
local postfix) and
On 18.07.2012, Paul W. Frields wrote:
Heinz, I think you may find that running your own local mail server --
which can, itself, connect to other mail servers when connections are
up -- may solve your problem.
[...]
It's not me who has problems with mutt and mail delivery :-)
But I think
On 18.07.2012, Heinz Diehl wrote:
It's not me who has problems with mutt and mail delivery :-)
But I think you're right, a local mailserver could resolve the
problems.
When I'm at home, I'm using mutt and POP3, and when I'm travelling, I
access my mailbox via IMAP and Mew (emacs). Home again
On 14.07.2012, Joe Zeff wrote:
Not swap. If you really need swap, it gets written to over and over, which
isn't exactly the best thing for an SSD.
My thoughts were that nowadays, on laptops with a fairly amount of
RAM, swap gets mainly used for hibernating, and I think it will be a
On 14.07.2012, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
does an f17 install *require* me to create a swap partition?
No. It's up to you to have one or omit it.
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On 13.07.2012, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
anyway, is there a doc that gives one advice about a sane
partitioning?
None that I'm aware of. Peoples needs are different.
I would consider having
/boot
swap
/
on the SSD. 500M is enough for /boot, swap should at least be the size
of your
On 12.07.2012, Fernando Cassia wrote:
I read something about latest Firefox versions blocking plugins by
default. So I suggest you type about:plugins and see if the Java
plug-in is disabled, and if so, manually enable it.
Works flawlessly for me:
[root@wildsau ~]# rpm -qa | grep -i firefox
On 12.07.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
1. `fsync() on a file': Firefox, Google Chrome, pidgin, emacs
2. `Waiting for buffer IO to complete': jbd2/dm-*
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Fsync is expensive, but that's the way it is.
If you're using cfq as your scheduler, try this in rc.local:
echo 32
On 11.07.2012, Gary Hodder wrote:
I am wondering what motherboards users are using on there Linux box?
I have had good experiences with Gigabyte mainboards the last 5 years,
both with regards to Linux compatibility and quality.
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On 10.07.2012, Tom Horsley wrote:
Other than the xfce4-cpufreq-plugin, I can't find any tools
for fiddling the CPU frequency in f17.
I do that via rc.local. Here is what I'm using on my laptop (i5-450M
based):
echo ondemand /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
echo ondemand
On 09.07.2012, James Wilkinson wrote:
Bounces should be sent to the SMTP envelope FROM address, not the
address in the header.
I didn't think on bouncing spam (which I personally regard as useless
traffic), but a complaint to the servers admin where it
originates. The IP-adress in the last
On 10.07.2012, Errol Mangwiro wrote:
Here's a sample of the spam bounces.
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All this is unuseable, because most of the header fields are missing.
See here for what the full header is:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0822.txt
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On 10.07.2012, Joe Zeff wrote:
My laptop is running F17 with a kernel from F14 because every F16 kernel
I've tried on it fails to boot with the exact same problem.
Do you have any information on this problem? What did you try to solve
it?
So far, I've never used any Fedora-kernel longer
On 10.07.2012, Joe Zeff wrote:
See https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=769747 for details. Note
that I'm not the original reporter, and I seem to be the only one who can't
boot because of it.
I think you should compile a completely fresh 3.4.4. from kernel.org
and report this on
On 10.07.2012, Paul W. Frields wrote:
I'm no mutt expert, but I keep my configs here for public copying/use:
http://pfrields.fedorapeople.org/configs/mutt/
My config, including keybind, colours and other stuff is here:
http://www.fritha.org/dot-muttrc.tar.xz
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On 09.07.2012, ny6...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been using mutt for years as my only email client, and I can tell you
from personal experience that mutt is _much_ faster to get around in and
read and process mail than one with a gui. In fact, that's it's chief
selling point.
And it has by far
On 09.07.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
How does one handle attachments? I saw the pipe command and tried to
pipe a pdf file to Evince, but it didn't seem to work as I had expected.
Do I need an old school viewer like gv for this to work?
Press v and save your attachments on disk. Then you can open
On 09.07.2012, Errol Mangwiro wrote:
Recently I started receiving bounces from mail purporting to having
been sent from addresses in my domain. But the addresses don't
exist. So I thought that someone was faking the sender header and
sending spam.
Please post the _full_ header of such a
On 09.07.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
I'm a very intense Emacs user. :) In my search for IMAP capable email
clients, Mutt and Gnus (another Emacs based news/email reader) were on
the top. I'll include Mew to that.
Gnus is great. Another alternative is wanderlust, which handles IMAP
_very_ fast,
On 09.07.2012, Suvayu Ali wrote:
Actually several years back I looked into Wanderlust. Then I ran into
those dependencies which I couldn't resolve. I filed an RFE on the
Redhat bugzilla for inclusion into Fedora. Someone picked it up and was
working on it for a while[1], but that was closed
On 08.07.2012, suvayu ali wrote:
PS: If you are wondering, what I took from the thread, it's going to be
a pain if at some point the optional requirement to secure boot is
removed.
This reminds me on the past, before the mainboard/BIOS manufacturers
picked it up as an sales-idea:
On 08.07.2012, suvayu ali wrote:
This is what I have tried:
reply-hook ~h 'Delivered-To: mygmailid+keyword@gmail\.com' \
set from = 'emai...@otherdomain.com'
It's the other way 'round (look at your ' and ):
reply-hook '~h Delivered-To: +mygmailid\\+keyword@gmail\.com''my_hdr
On 08.07.2012, Eddie G.O'Connor Jr-I wrote:
This is why I consider Linux the better technology!not many other
vendors of software would ALLOW you to hack away at their code just for your
own personal achievement!
Jupp! Using Wind*ws and Endnote (which my University provides gratis),
I
On 08.07.2012, Roger wrote:
Microsoft caused Linux to happen.
Linus Torvalds caused Linux to happen, as a hobby and being
disappointed with minix..
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On 08.07.2012, suvayu ali wrote:
However I used `\\.' instead of `\.', I believe the former
should match a literal `.' just like `\\+'?
Yes, of course. I simply overlooked the second slash here, sorry!
If the expression only should match on a single point, you have to
double-escape the .
On 08.07.2012, suvayu ali wrote:
Thanks a lot for the confirmation! I am liking mutt a lot. I think
I'll fiddle some more. :)
You're welcome! Mutt has served me as a mail client over a long time,
and though I've looked at other clients as well, none could really
convince me. When I need
On 08.07.2012, rb wrote:
I'm trying to send email, using sendmail, with authentication port 587 and
credentials.
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Save yourself from a lot of trouble, painfull configuration and even
more painfull debugging, and use postfix as your MTA. Yes, that's not
a solution to your problem, and
On 09.07.2012, Eddie G.O'Connor Jr-I wrote:
If I may?...exactly what IS mutt?is it something I should concern
myself with?
Mutt is a console/textbased MUA, see http://www.mutt.org .
It is highly customizeable/configurable, but for the most common cases
you want to run a local mailserver
On 09.07.2012, Heinz Diehl wrote:
Mutt is a console/textbased MUA, see http://www.mutt.org .
It is highly customizeable/configurable, but for the most common cases
you want to run a local mailserver and POP3-client (e.g. fetchmail)
to be able to use it fully.
You can see three snapshots
On 09.07.2012, Eddie G.O'Connor Jr-I wrote:
HmmmI guess it's because I've never used something like it, but I
imagine it's pretty hard to move around in if it's all text based?
It's actually quite easy, I just need my right hand and nothing else.
This is freely configurable, you can write
On 07.07.2012, suvayu ali wrote:
Can I freely choose to use proprietary (or for that matter alternative
free) drivers for my hardware from whatever source I prefer?
As long as you use UEFI/secure boot, your driver has to be signed.
So you have to build and deploy your own keypair/signatures
On 07.07.2012, Itamar Reis Peixoto wrote:
I think we are bigger enough to say no and buy only hardware compatible.
We're not. Micr*soft dominates, and they can virtually do anything
they like.
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On 07.07.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
do not buy the cheapest consumer crap and you are on the safe side
in the BUSINESS market microsoft has nothing to say, really!
Here in Norway, ~99% of all institutions use Windows. Both Windows 7
for their desktop environment, and Windows server for their
On 05.07.2012, Jim wrote:
There are some important data files I must save off of sda2
Before you start any rescueing, take a full snapshot of the partition,
e.g. dd if=/dev/sda2 of=/dev/on_an_external_disk or something like
that. Otherwise, your efforts to rescue the data can actually ruin
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