X/Y value thing. Monitors have traditionally had much better
resolution than TVs. But, I have not dug into these specs (cuz I don't
really care as long as the pic looks decent), so take my comments with a
large amount of doubt.
My quick (and kind useless) thoughts....
Shawn
On 11-
tem. And there are no 64bit drivers. It is recommended to install
the ia32 libraries, but those already existed on the box in question and
the .deb files would nor run - either by clicking on them, or doing a
"dpkg -i filename.db". We haven't resolved this one yet.
Shawn
On 1
if you are looking at picking up a color Kobo, consider the
battery life...
My thoughts.
Shawn
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ed as well. Hmmm, maybe
there is life in the TouchPad afterall... :)
Anyways if you are looking at picking up a color Kobo, consider the
battery life...
My thoughts.
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Part of the video was filmed at Protospace in the spring. The video is
done by Gordon McDowell - a Protospace member/associate.
The talks are pretty good and high level enough that you don't need a
PhD to understand the discussion. Interesting stuff.
On 12-01-02 12:50 PM, t...@terralogic.ne
l need to do the
math to make sure you don't ask too much from the PS...)
Hope that helps. But please choose the "safe" option - electricity can
hurt/kill or burn the place down. (for whatever constitutes "safe" for you)
Shawn
On 12-01-11 09:22 PM, Joseph Szikora
other words, I'm not an expert, so take my advice
with reasonable amounts of doubt...)
On 12-01-12 12:34 AM, Shawn wrote:
You can pick up a power supply testing tool for $20-ish or less. You
just plug in the cables to it and turn on the PS. The LEDs indicate
Good/Bad (among ot
n the upper right of the activity. Or you can
edit details about the activity by clicking the wrench in the bottom right.
HTH.
Shawn
On 12-01-12 10:12 AM, Richard Carter wrote:
I'm running KDE 4.4.5 on Debian 6.0. Before Christmas I had a lovely
desk top: a view of earth from space with
7;s attempt to switch to more modern code/technologies.
There are some rough spots (so I've heard), but I would fully expect
that at this stage. A year or two from now will be a different story.
How's that for a high level, non-commital, and impartial description? :)
Shawn
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On 12-01-12 08:42 PM, Courtenay Watson wrote:
Thanks so much. This is actually suuuper helpful.
You said: " it gets in my way (more clicks/effort to do stuff I need to do)"
That's pretty much in a nutshell my complaint. If I'm doing something
more often than maybe twice a week, I think it should
On 12-01-12 09:47 PM, TekBudda wrote:
For example...right now I am trying to setup up a connection to an
OpenVPN connection but it does not seem to work on Kubuntu 11.10 (which
is Linus 3.0 based) but works on Eeebuntu (Linux 2.6.X based).
This has been an issue for a long time. But it is not
Either should work. The first was a cut/paste from the "share" link...
Wonder if the differences are browser dependent??
On 12-01-13 02:53 PM, Kin Wong wrote:
I think the second link was the correct one.
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Thanks Scott. We just finished rebuilding the 64bit system with a 32bit
OS (due to other reasons). Good to know that resource is available
though, and I'm glad it is in the archive now with the right keywords.
On 12-01-13 06:44 PM, Scott wrote:
Shawn open2space.com> writes:
And
his reason, my business website went dark today as well.
Shawn
I'm a little surprised at the amount of popular uprising against this
legislation, given that the passage of the National Defense Authorization Act
on New years Eve, which allows for the indefinite detention of American
c
On 12-01-19 12:20 AM, TekBudda wrote:
Psst... examples like that can be found on any given day at most points
in history. I don't mean to belittle your thoughts, but I don't see
this situation in the same light. You may, and that is your
prerogative. But if the point is that neutral, it may no
be
Dovecot. Again, the last time I looked there was lots of documentation
for this.
Shawn
On 12-01-20 02:41 PM, Juan Alberto Cirez wrote:
Hello my fellow Linux Hackers, I bring news from geek-dom: We are ALL
Powerful!
Quick question: Can you guys recommend a good MTA under GNU/Linux. I
knew
Someone is planning the next COSSFEST? News to me. But, if so, that
person should get a hold of me as I have some COSSFEST resources/contacts.
On 12-01-23 01:48 PM, Mel Walters wrote:
Just a reminder that at the last meeting a great idea was brought up
about "thinking of what is in it for the
I'd be all for seeing another COSSFEST. Unfortunately I can't commit
the time I did in the past. So someone else with "vision" needs to run
with it this time round. Sounds like you are stepping up to the plate
Mel... Let me know how I/we can help.
Shawn
On 12-01-23 0
I'll put my money where my mouth is. I'd be willing to pony up some
cash for the event once I see things moving along.
Based on the last COSSFEST in 2010, it can be done for under $4k - but
that doesn't include a marketing budget, and I can't stress enough that
marketing (the lack off) is wha
hehe... That could be your slogan - "Open Source - what's in it for me?"
On 12-01-23 07:46 PM, Mel Walters wrote:
On Mon, 2012-01-23 at 17:44 -0500, si...@mungewell.org wrote:
Jon mentioned the COSSFest DNS expiring at CLUG. There was some feeling
that another COSSFest might be worthwhile.
I t
For Thunderchicken, is it just the calendar tab that is missing Or was
the entire calendar functionality that is missing?
In the first case, you can go under "Events and Tasks" -> Calendar to
open the Calendar view.
If the entire functionality seems to be missing, you'll probably need to do
pting
presentation. Or I might allow myself to be talked into doing one.. :)
Shawn
On 12-02-13 11:49 AM, Ralph Boland wrote:
I can write simple bash shell scripts.
For example recently I wrote the following:
#/bin/bash
if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
vi ~/Home/Personal/
works?
(for the curious, I need root access internally so that I can use the
graphical tools (convenience!) to transfer files to the public web server).
Thanks for any feedback.
Shawn
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Correction. The external access is not blocking my login attempt.
Sooo... how do I block external SSH logins with the root account, but
allow internal SSH root logins? Thanks for any input. For now I've
disabled Root logins.
On 12-02-14 04:12 PM, Shawn wrote:
I need to allow root l
wrote:
On 2012-02-14, at 4:12 PM, Shawn wrote:
I need to allow root logins over SSH from the local network, but deny root
logins from external networks.
So, I've added this to my /etc/security/access.conf:
+ : root : 172.16.1.0/24 #green network
+ : root : 160.1.1.0/24 #DMZ
- : root
I'm trying to avoid having to do ssh tunnels. Low-maintenance/effort is
the goal. :)
Never heard of the Match Block thing. I'm investigating. Thanks for
the tip.
Shawn
On 12-02-14 04:38 PM, Mark Carlson wrote:
Hmm... I wonder if you can still indirectly log in as root remotel
to undo my changes to the /etc/security/access.conf file from
an earlier attempt at allowing root logins from the internal network.
Shawn
On 12-02-14 04:31 PM, Mark Carlson wrote:
Did you try using a Match block in your sshd_config?
I've never done it, but I think you would add something
that will
work on most platforms).
The project in question receives some button clicks on screen and then
sends an integer to a device connected via an ad hoc wifi network.
Shawn
sgro...@open2space.com
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Not sure if it is quite what you want, but you can scan barcodes with a
smart phone. The scanner I'm using will even try to lookup the numbers
to give you more detail. (just to make sure I wasn't mistaken, I
scanned a book on the table beside me - the barcode was scanned, the
title of the boo
way? Is there something else I've
overlooked? Thanks for any tips.
Shawn
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lve
this issue.
I'll let you know if the problem persists after doing this.
Shawn
On 12-03-19 08:30 PM, Shawn wrote:
I'm having a weird problem with my Samba setup.
I can get things to a point where I can mount the samba shares on my
workstation. Read/Write and everything works. I ev
en to from
multiple sources (like say, two network users). Of course, I don't have
the web page handy where I found this either... sorry. The same
document recommended using CIFS or NFS instead. That may be old info
though, so do your homework regarding FUSE if you are looking at it.
Shawn
On
We periodically hire PHP developers here. May be hiring again in the
not too distant future.
I know Symantec has an office in town and hire Zend Framework (PHP
based) developers once in a while. I'm sure there are others.
On 12-04-07 07:59 PM, RP wrote:
Hi everybody - I would need some hel
I have an incredibly cross-platform capable tax system. An Accountant.
:) But of course it would not be the best choice in all cases.
On 12-04-09 06:54 AM, Richard Carter wrote:
I have used ufile for several years and I am happy with it. Everything
is done on their servers so it doesn't rely
sktop pacakge). So... find where your Locale settings are
(date/time format, etc.). You can should be able to select your
language and keyboard settings here.
HTH
Shawn
On 12-04-09 02:14 PM, t...@terralogic.net wrote:
The Keyboard locale is set for en-us UTF-8 but some of the keys are not m
use to the American
English Keyboard and I prefer to stay that way.
On Mon, Apr 09, 2012 at 05:50:12PM -0600, Shawn wrote:
Sounds like your box is treating the keyboard as a french keyboard. I'm
assuming you are using the default desktop (which is Unity these days).
In which case...
If you are doing network access to the drives, set up Samba. There are
other options (NFS, sshfs, etc.), but Samba will offer the least fuss
for the multi-platform environment (IMO). And Samba is very well
documented. Samba won't care much whether it is a stand-alone server, a
member in an A
source,
then you need to install the build environment:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
That installs GCC, Make, and other related packages. You may need to
install other DEV packages as well, depending on just what it is you are
doing.
Shawn
On 12-05-02 04:52 AM, t...@terralogic.net
an I have in my old Debian box which I've been using
for years.
Like for instance I don't see much in the way of applications.
On Wed, May 02, 2012 at 11:08:04AM -0600, Shawn wrote:
GCC is a developer tool. If you are not doing development, or using
source code, then it is not needed
Is this a newer phone with Android 4+ on it? If so this *may* be
related to the fact that the mass storage device option has been removed
in favor of MTP and/or a Camera device connection. There are some
decent reasons for this move away from the traditional mass storage
device, but MTP suppo
itial progress on his blog:
http://git-annex.branchable.com/design/assistant/blog/
I've donated to this project, and hope it succeeds.
Shawn
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> Today's Topics:
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> 1. Vector Linux and tethering (Ralph Pichie)
> 2. Re: Vector Linux and tethering (Shawn)
> 3. Re: Vector Linux and tethering (Anand Singh)
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>
o 3d video acceleration, you might just need to do a
little work to get it running. It also requires seems to be picky about
the GPU you have (I have had mixed results with Intel integrated GPUs).
On Sat, Jun 9, 2012 at 12:17 AM, Shawn mailto:sgro...@open2space.com>> wrote:
That is my usua
I'll see if I can come up with something suitable that will print in a
reasonable time. But I already have a number of objects printed that
nicely show what can be done.
Check out Thingiverse.com and let me know if there is anything in
particular that catches your eye. Just remember that 3D
On 12-06-21 10:22 AM, Dafydd Crosby wrote:
Looks good to me!
-Dafydd
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 10:04 PM, Mel Walters mailto:melwalt...@telus.net>> wrote:
http://clug.ca/events
Shawn has said he will be willing to demonstrate 3D printing.
He told me it could be a quick demo, or
http://2012.drupalcampalberta.org/
For those interested in Drupal...
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I see the address on the web site. Does anyone know the room number?
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File was too big. It's waiting for moderator approval now...
So, grab the presentation file at
http://grover.open2space.com/sites/default/files/scratch/3dprinting.odp
Original Message
Subject: 3D Printing presentation file
Date: Thu, 05 Jul 2012 11:01:15 -0600
From: Shaw
el Card isn't good enough). That leaves ATI but
I can't find anything solid that says ATI will work. What's the right
flavor this year? :)
Thanks for any tips.
Shawn
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HDMI port.
This is what happens when you ignore the hardware side of things for too
long. :)
Shawn
On 12-08-04 11:40 PM, Gustin Johnson wrote:
Recent ATI/AMDs usually work out of the box. Anything later than an
HD4000 and you should be good to go. I personally have a 5770 and a
6950 that both
I ended up getting an HD7700 series with 2GB. Will be installing it
later tonight.
Shawn
On 12-08-05 01:20 AM, Gustin Johnson wrote:
You can get HDMI and DVI converters. The card I am using has two DVI
and 2 mini display port. MemEx (or monoprice if you can wait, don't
forget to a
inside source.
Shawn
On 12-08-30 06:44 PM, t...@terralogic.net wrote:
What event?
On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 06:17:08PM -0600, Geekus Villagius wrote:
Is anyone interested in getting a Linux/FOSS demo or distribution effort
going for that event next month. I don't have the opportunity to g
Man (and a trapeze!), actors from Swallow A Bicycle, poets, a
licensed refreshment area, and more.
Hope to see you all there.
Shawn
On 12-09-05 03:15 PM, Dafydd Crosby wrote:
http://clug.ca/node/649
On 09/05/2012 06:12 AM, Mel Walters wrote:
I had attempted to add the info on the website to
ther
than only supporting the hardware there is drivers installed for. So
you could transfer the drive freely - assuming the drive itself is not
damaged.
HTH.
Shawn
On 12-10-09 01:12 PM, Jerry Rukavina wrote:
Hello Everyone,
My Ubuntu machine crashed (Toshiba Satelitte A200 ST2). I believe t
of work.
On 12-10-09 02:26 PM, Attalin wrote:
Thank you.
Shawn wrote:
You can pick up a USB/SATA adapter from Memory Express for around $30.
You could pull the hard drive out of the damaged laptop, and hook it up
to a desktop (or other laptop) with one of these adapters. Then you can
lo
is would often fix the graphical
environment.
Hope that helps.
Shawn
On 12-10-11 02:38 PM, Richard Carter wrote:
Thanks for the tip. I checked the apt history but nothing seemed amiss.
But I didn't really know what to look for.
Robin
On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 1:51 PM, Dafydd Crosby mailt
er, that first command should be "sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm".
On 12-10-11 03:00 PM, Shawn wrote:
You are getting past the boot sequence and then encountering problems
with the desktop environment. I've seen this sort of thing before. Most
recently I just updated to the latest
htdm over gdm. Then if everything works right, you
can uninstall gnome3. If not, then dpkg-reconfigure gdm to restore
yourself to gnome3 and deal with the drive space issues later.
At least this sounds like a plan from this end. The important thing is
that you are running again. :)
Shawn
Needs some graphics. :) Otherwise, it's good to see the change coming.
The existing site is more than 5 years old now, I think.
On 12-10-26 10:13 PM, Dafydd Crosby wrote:
I finally got around to making an updated CLUG site using Wordpress. Check
out the preview at http://clug.ca/wordpress/ -
ther steps you can try. But
I hope this solves the problem for you.
Shawn
On 13-01-24 09:31 AM, t...@terralogic.net wrote:
I'm running KDE on debian. Suddenly the mouse pointer changed to a 1/2 a box with a
"+" in it. I've never seen this before. It will no longer change
The cheap Samsung lasers work fine - pretty much out of the box. The
Brother's are good as well, but I find their driver setup to be a pain.
On 13-02-14 09:42 AM, Joe S wrote:
I am in need of a printer; looking for a black and white lazer
printer. Can someone recommend something that is econom
I suspect I may have missed the specifics you are looking for...
Shawn
On 13-02-18 09:18 PM, t...@terralogic.net wrote:
I work with friends very close to the bleeding edge in architecture and
building technology.
One of the things we want to do is control equipement. This will entail
$300ish bucks to get this type of filtering on there. Being a Linux
guy, I know I can do this for no cost, with a little effort on my part.
I'm willing to consider different firewall solutions if needed.
Comments or recommendations? Thanks!
Shawn
think the "hack" you mentioned
is actually the legit way to deal with UEFI.
Shawn
On 13-05-27 02:42 PM, Anand Singh wrote:
I just went through this recently. Here is my experience:
I was using Fedora on an Asus Zenbook with Win8/UEFI, but due to
Fedora's kernel-of-the-week polic
eneric-pae 3.2.0.41.49
Generic Linux kernel image
At this point, I *think* I should only have
linux-image-3.2.0-45-generic-pae installed, so I'm not sure how to
resolve this issue.
Any tips? The online stuff says the apt-get -f install should "just
work" now... I thi
RY kernel except the latest...
Shawn
On 13-06-05 10:28 PM, Shawn wrote:
Trying to update my server system (Ubuntu 12.04-LTS) to hopefully
address the latest security issues making the rounds. But I keep
getting a failed dependency:
root@terra:/home/sgrover# apt-get install -f
Reading package li
ckage system's configuration
for the kernel) so that I could get past that error and upgrade the rest
of the server.
Generally I agree that a kernel shouldn't need to be at the
latest/greatest version, but it shouldn't be t out of date either.
Shawn
On 13-06-06 06:23 PM, Josh G w
s up on seeing or using my graphics card properly,
which also leads to some rather arbitrary disappointments - like
unstable WebGL in Chrome (if it works at all).
My thoughts...
Shawn
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iled on me, but allowed
me to add HOSTS entries on the firewall that would be used for internal
resolution...)
Is Bind still the best DNS server? Is there another/simpler name
resolution solution I'm missing?
Thanks for any tips.
Shawn
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ion in my
case. At least worth trying out. If it doesn't work out I can always
go back to BIND.
Shawn
On 13-08-12 12:53 AM, Gustin Johnson wrote:
dnsmasq is used by default on OpenWRT IIRC as well.
Bind may be a "heavy" solution, but it is ultimately the one I chose. I
have
and things
are returning to normal. Thanks for the tips!
Shawn
On 13-08-12 09:22 AM, John Jardine wrote:
I know I'm coming in late to this discussion but here's what I was using
(what I'm using now is further down).
Alix box with DNSMasq as DHCP & DNS. I've never s
o the trial and error thing, but I'm wondering what others
are using these days (other than Ubuntu), and why.
Thanks for any input.
Shawn
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see if I can make things even snappier than they already are (dang Mint
boots fast!)
My thoughts.
Shawn
On 13-08-23 01:55 PM, Alastair Preston wrote:
On August 22, 2013 10:28:27 PM Shawn wrote:
I know we've all heard the question many times, but it has been a while
since I have chan
pment.
For both options, I offer no promises as I am not the decision maker,
but have been asked to check my sources...
Shawn
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27;d. Now, anytime you drop a file in
your local repository's directory, it is auto-magically sync'ed to the
remote repositories, and revision controlled.
For some, this may be enough of a "home cloud" setup.
Shawn
On 13-09-25 08:28 AM, Zander Robertson wrote:
Setting up a sma
issue is the initial transfer of 4+TB of data.
Thanks for any input.
Shawn
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d set up to do rsync nightly. The
box is populated in the office to start with... Still, I like that the
more professional option is out there.
Any other solutions for this sort of thing?
Shawn
On 13-09-27 03:17 PM, Gustin Johnson wrote:
What company is this? I/we are looking a
to a an
output buffer first. But now we are discussing code and what approach
was taken.
You *could* hide the errors, but I wouldn't recommend that. Best to
actually fix the issue.
Not sure if that helps much, but here's hoping. :)
Shawn
On 13-11-03 09:59 PM, Dave Watkins w
This is a test only. Been getting emails to the list bounced as spam...
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Message me off list if you are interested and I'll point you to the
appropriate resources.
Shawn
(note, being sorta vauge to hopefully avoid triggering the spam filters
that seem to be paying extra attention to me lately. lol)
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Normally for larger boxes rails would be used on either side to
facilitate those times you need to pull it out to work on, without fully
removing it...
On 13-12-25 01:09 PM, Juan Alberto Cirez wrote:
Merry Xmas my fellow GNU/Linux hackers!!!
I got a general question which I hope you guys can h
ck specfic equipment.
On 13-12-25 08:16 PM, Juan Alberto Cirez wrote:
Shawn,
Other than ease of use (by making it easier to remove the box) does the
rails play any role at all in supporting the weight of the box? And if
so, where can I order them locally (other than startech itself)?
Thank
what is
the equivalent of F6 in Chrome?" Those who know me know I'm not a noob,
but environmental changes are always going to be a challenge. If I find
it so, I'd hate to be the mythical average user...
My thoughts.
Shawn
On 14-02-20 06:28 PM, Gustin Johnson wrote:
I have no
nd meetings on weekday
evenings are not convenient for me. So I'm afraid I'll continue to be a
list lurker and offer help when/where I can. I do hope to see the group
continue though, and may be able to offer the next exec some contacts to
help out.
Watching the conversation wit
a beer, or offer their appreciation
in other ways - you will not get berated or anything. CLUG is a
reflection of the interests of the current members, and always has been.
Sorry, my thought pattern seems to have hit a few bumps. But I think I
have covered everything that was on
) VPN capable router/firewall? The equipment
we have now will allow VPN traffic to pass through it, but does not act
as a VPN server/service itself. We are in a mixed environment with
about an equal number of Macs/Linux/Win boxes, so SSH only isn't an option.
Thanks for any inp
lient supports it, tag the email as spam or junk so that
the next time you get a similar email it is automagically filtered to
the correct folder (be it /spam, /junk, /trash, or /dev/null...)
Shawn
On 2016-03-06 09:20 PM, Joe S wrote:
I got an email from my email address to my email address. It
used to set
a ulimit for the qmail process?), so maybe the answer is very clear with that
background knowledge. Anyone have any suggestions?
Shawn
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A bit of a long read, but an interesting topic...
http://tim.oreilly.com/opensource/paradigmshift_0504.html
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eas? A search of Google found others with the
problem but no solution to it.
Thanks
Shawn
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straight through connection, or as a cross over?
I'm hoping I can move my servers into the basement...
Thanks.
Shawn
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as curious if my
assumptions were wrong, but this doesn't look to be the case.
Next step is to pop off the wall plates (no screws though - hope I don't break
it), and make sure they are wired properly, and make sure I have the correct
line...
Thanks again for the input.
Shawn
On Su
le of servers out of my
room and into the basement, so I can have some quiet at night... )
Shawn
> On Sun, 4 Jul 2004 23:08:22 -0600, Dave Lee wrote
>
> > Scott McNab wrote:
> > > Hopefully they used Cat6 or better for Gig networks. Cat5 for up to
> > > 100.
> &g
specialized equipment - thus
far, I have a BIX punch, and a RJ45/RJ11 crimper. A tone generator may be
expensive (approx $130 as I've seen thus far), but would save a great deal of
grief.
Thanks all for the responses and "moral support".
Shawn
On Monday 05 July 2004 23:50, Raimun
updated? I don't know how this would
be done on Slackware though
HTH
Shawn
On Thursday 15 July 2004 18:36, Curtis Sloan wrote:
> I used swaret to upgrade Slackware 9.1 to 10.0 today (first time using
> swaret). It installed everything up to and including glibc-2.3.2-i486-6
> (ac
on some points, but
this is how my server is working)
With regards to OSX, I don't think the problem would be platform specific, but
is likely more in the config file for the Virtual Hosts. However, I've never
set up Apache on a Mac before, so take this post with a grain of s
Can you post a copy of the config file? I'll see if I can find anything
glaring... sometimes it just takes another set of eyes...
If it's large and/or you don't have the vhosts info separated, then send it
directly to me...
Shawn
On Wednesday 04 August 2004 19:14, Natha
7;ve been using
Shawn
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not update any packages after the install (on purpose), and am
trying to get the base packages installed, then do one upgrade...
Any tips are appreciated.
Shawn
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Don't know if it helps, but here is a list of the conflicts I'm getting.
Hopefully someone can see why I'm concerned - I did a basic installation,
without selecting any packages, and as soon as I try to add a package, this
is what I'm seeing...
Shawn
YaST2 confli
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