Re: I am getting angry at debian mailing list.

Xinjiang Lu wrote: > >>> >>> Sorry for that. But if I haven't try all known methods, I won't >>> do this just in order to call the attention of the list master. >>> >>> To tell the truth, I can't subscribe to any debian mailing lists right >>> now. I can't quit debian-user, either. Weird. >>> >>>

Re: Autoplay?

David Berg wrote: > I just decided to give gnome another try, but with the appropriate > boxes checked I still don't get removable storage mounted or > multimedia played. What setting am I missing? autofs is installed and > I'm running kernel-image-2.6.8-2-k7. > > Thanks, > Dave Berg > Do

Re: How do I find open files on a partition?

Meni Shapiro wrote: > what's the lazy option?? > i searched man about it and could find it... > (was that a joke? like you ment to say "you too lazy to notice" ??) > > Meni Maybe you didn't search hard enough :) >From the umount man page: "-l Lazy unmount. Detach the filesystem from the files

Re: rsync won't stop password prompt

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Rob Brenart wrote: > I'm trying to script an rsync process and I keep getting the password > prompt... here's my "script" > > rsync -avz -e /usr/bin/ssh --password-file=/home/username/pwd.rsync > /home/user/test/ host:/home/username/test > > And it w

Re: File Permissions: Allow write, but not modify

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Chris Purves wrote: > Is it possible to set up a directory so that a user can add a new > file, but once the file is there the same user cannot modify, rename, > or delete the file? > > The shared directory is a samba share, and will only be accessed

Re: rsync won't stop password prompt

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Rob Brenart wrote: > Niklas Schönberg wrote: > > Rob Brenart wrote: > > >>>> I'm trying to script an rsync process and I keep getting the password >>>> prompt... here's my "script"