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the Euro symbol is not as simple as it sounds, but somebody who knows how
to do it should be able to write a step-by-step crib sheet so that other
can get it working on their systems.
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it over the next day or so and attempt to put it into practice. Shame
about GTK, since this is what most of the apps I run use :-(
I appreciate the time and effort you have taken to help me to understand.
Take care.
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unning testing or unstable.
I have been running Unstable for a long time and have had few problems. If
you subscribe to this list you will be aware when something breaks and
know not to upgrade until the issue is resolved. Unless you are running a
mission-critical system it is the way to go.
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latest XFree86
> and could be gotten from www.xfree86.org and installed in /usr/local.
Thanks Henry. I appreciate your response.
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It looks
like the conf file in /etc/spamassassin is empty - should there be
anything there? Should I revert back to an older version of SA?
Many thanks for your help.
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s and the SPAM: report (if
> there was one).
No - it did not appear to do anything at all. I downloaded the older
version of SA (1.5-5) and installed it. Now when I do the above I get the
X-Spam headers and SPAM report.
I will await some SPAM to se whether it all works correctly.
Thanks again.
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get Exim to file messages in this way? I know procmail can do
it, but can Exim?
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pport. So far I haven't had a crash yet.
I am using a VIA KT133 chipset and Athlon 800 CPU. I run on a 2.4.3 kernel
with XFS support.
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gnome desktop and
lose all your customisations. I can't remember which worked for me, but is was
definitely one of the config files.
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r
message you are seeing. This has happened to me before.
Maybe this is not what is causing your problem - if not, try compiling and
installing a new kernel and things should sync OK.
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d the second, Windows machine? I can find
documentation detailing how I might configure a RedHat box, but the files
I would need to change do not match up with files on my Debian system.
Can anyone help me here?
Many thanks indeed.
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floppy, copy loadlin and your current kernel onto it and create
autoexec.bat as above. That's it.
Once you have managed to boot your new Linux partition you can, of course,
re-run LILO and you are back in business.
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and the resultant print quality is easily equal to
that of the Windows driver. The driver is based on ghostscript so fits in
with lprng or lpr or whatever and just needs a line in /etc/printcap.
I just installed the rpm version onto my Debian box. Caused no problems at
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to the lpr group.
Good luck on getting it all working.
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led in ipchains
compatibility for 2.4.x kernels.
Does anyone have any ideas?
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mpany based in Munich. The service is free. have a look
at www.gmx.co.uk.
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On Sat, 26 May 2001 22:07:20 +0100
Phillip Deackes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A while ago I compiled the 2.4.4 kernel but went back to 2.4.3 when I
> found I was getting a long pause during boot-up,just after this:
> 'Configuring network interfaces: eth0: Setting 100mbs fu
Midnight Commander). You get to see the contents of the rpm
as if it were a normal file. Works with Debian pacakges too.
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consider an email as spam if the To: header is not the email address of
the recipient. With all my mailing lists my address is not in the To:
header.
The FAQ mentions using the 'backdoor' - I am not sure how to do this.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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vmlinuz-2.4.5. No idea why,
but it was easy to make the change at boot up so no harm was done anyway.
Grub works well with Reiserfs and doesn't need an ext2 boot partition (at
least it doesn't on my system).
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rly easily configurable as regards the look.
Obviously, these are personal observations and you will almost certainly
get the complete opposite opinion from someone else. The answer really is
to try both and see which you prefer.
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able, kernel 2.4.18.
Did you install the Debian package and follow the instructions in
/usr/share/doc to build the nvidia-kernel and nvidia-glx packages? (As
opposed to the tar.gz package). I used the Debian packages and everyhting
worked as it should.
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rnel module for
Linux 2.4.18 ii nvidia-kernel- 1.0.2802-1 NVIDIA binary kernel module
I don't use a stock Debian kernel - I always download the kernel source
and compile it myself (the Debian way).
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this point, I
do the Debian bit, 'make-kpkg -rev Custom.N kernel_image'. I install the
resultant .deb then do the NVIDIA bits exactly as in the accompanying
documentation.
I never use apt-get to obtain kernel sources - never have done.
Hope this helps - it certainly works without errors here
nd the kernel patched. Ext3
seems to be an excellent compromise. In real use I notice no difference in
speed between the filesystems I have used, but the sheer reliability of
ext3 and the fact, as Crispin points out, that an ext3 filesystem can be
mounted as ext2 if the need arises, tips the bal
x27; kernel option. Works fine. I
have compiled it into the kernel, rather than as a module.
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* the internet for most people, and they (and I) want to do
real things which may have nothing to do with computers.
I long for a Linux browser which I can use for everything. I agree that
Galeon is probably the best at the moment - but it has a way to go.
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> on Tue, Apr 09, 2002, Phillip Deackes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Define "correctly display"? For standard HTML, there's no problem.
> Ditto, if you want to abuse yourself by installing the plugins, most
> flash, Java, and Javascript, though I disable these,
way of the world. The best
methods do not necessarily win through - the Video2000/Betamax/VHS issue
immediately springs to mind where the poorest quality format won the
battle.
I do agree with you in principle, but in practice it is not you or me who
decides what people use to design web-sites
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>
>
> Wrap your text.
Huh? AFAIK my email messages conform to what is expected amongst Linux
circles. I was not aware of a problem - you are the first to su
as the
end result gives me the quality and interest I desire I will view the
programmes. If these 'terrible' web pages look bad or do not fulfil their
purpose then it is on those criteria they should be judged not on the
basis of whether the web designer used a MS product in their production.
ain web pages - I
suppose it is like the tip of an iceberg. I use Linux for all the reasons
you state and as head of ICT in a UK school I resist MS products where
possible. It could indeed be my cue to do something positive."
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