Am Friday, 19. August 2011 schrieb Bruce Sass:
> If the only symptom was the huge log file then it could be argued that: had
> debug messages been disabled, there wouldn't have been a problem... :D
How about using logrotate for .xsession-errors?
Cheers,
Carsten
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> [sorry for the late response]
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> If the only symptom was the huge log file then it could be argued that: had
> debug messages been disabled, there wouldn't have been a problem... :D
That makes sense, but
(a) I disabled everything in kdebugdialog and truncated .xsession-errors to
100kB a few
Your comment gave an idea: I took a look at another squeeze box I have
(I installed squeeze in this one myself). In this other machine, the
keyboard is working properly, ***and***:
1. Keyboard layouts is disabled in systemsettings;
2. There's no xorg.conf at all.
So I did a little more research a
Glad to hear it worked.
FYI, xorg.conf settings are now auto-detected or configured elsewhere, with
the exception of video driver config. Keyboard configuration can be found in
/etc/default/keyboard.
- Diggory
On 19 August 2011 18:03, Joao Roscoe wrote:
> Your comment gave an idea: I took a lo
On August 19, 2011 02:17:14 AM Carsten Pfeiffer wrote:
> Am Friday, 19. August 2011 schrieb Bruce Sass:
> > If the only symptom was the huge log file then it could be argued that:
> > had debug messages been disabled, there wouldn't have been a problem...
> > :D
>
> How about using logrotate for .
On August 19, 2011 02:28:39 AM Diggory Hardy wrote:
> > [sorry for the late response]
> >
> > If the only symptom was the huge log file then it could be argued that:
> > had debug messages been disabled, there wouldn't have been a problem...
> > :D
>
> That makes sense, but
I was just joking aro
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