(please cc: me to replies)
is it currently possible to do a straight potato initial install, or must
one first install slink's base system and then aptify?
--phouchg
"For a price I'd do about anything, except pull the trigger: for that I'd
need a pretty good cause" -- Queensryche, "Revolution Cal
ly dialing if needed (and only then)...
Alexander P.
Barkey
Hi
I want to set up a simple but good FTP Server.
Can you tell me which one is good? Having problems with ProFTPd.
Thx
Alexander P. Barkey
I had a FAX server running on my
linux dialup router. Now I switched to ISDN...
This program still wants to read from
ttys*... I can't get it to read from ippp0.
Anyway I can do this?
thx 4 help
Alexander P.
Barkey
Is there any server or program which
provides FAX with ISDN?
I need it soon... just upgraded from
analog to ISDN and now i sit here with no FAX
Buisness going on you
know...
thx
Alexander P. Barkey
Hypnotic-Noise
Ok thx for the informationbut I only got ISDN...Think I'm going to buy a
non PC fax...:(
thx anyway...
Alexander P. Barkey
Hypnotic - Noise
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Paul Huygen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Datum: Samstag, 6. November 1999 15
Can anyone tell me a good ftp which
supports ratio and is easily configurable?
I would apreciate your
help.
Thanx
Alexander P. Barkey
Hypnotic
Noise
On Tue, 6 Oct 1998, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> This sounds like a really bad idea (aliasing it to rm). Once you get used
> to having it, you become more careless with the rm command; suddenly
> you're using another box where rm is for real and you've lost real work.
This is a fallacy. (Or maybe Uni
On 7 Oct 1998, Tommi Kaariainen wrote:
> Some other people may shoot themselves in the foot if they don't learn
> that rm is in most Unix/Linux systems a powerful and unforgiving beast that
> does its work irreversibly. Thinking that rm is kinder and gentler than it
> is may lead to carelessness i
On 7 Oct, tracheotomy_bob wrote:
> First the most important question. Does anyone have experience running a
> Matrox Millennium G200?
> I assume it needs special drivers as they're not standard in XFree86, so
> where do I get them from?
> Can anyone recommend a truly excellent card for X.
Not
Nikolai Andreyevich Luzan wrote:
>
> On Fri, 16 Oct 1998, Mrpeabody wrote:
>
> > I currently have debian running on a ide drive on my computer and I have
> > recently purchases a scsi drive so that I can boot windows from the
> > scsi. Can I use lilo to tell it to boot the scsi drive up and run
Using the lastest unstable/frozen package of Samba I have run into a
curious problem with Win98. I have finally got profiles and netlogon
working to my satisfaction with one serious exception: all Explorer
windows no longer automatically update when I add, remove or rename
files (that are local).
On 29 Oct, Kevin Grant wrote:
> Thanks for the help I've gotten on this so far. Unfortunately it doesn't
> seem to be working. I seem to be caught in a catch-22 situation as far
> as getting the system to behave as I want it to. Here's the situation:
>
> I have one dos/windows only hd. I have
On 1 Nov, Oz Dror wrote:
> Hi
> I have hust installed debian 2.0 on new P-II machine.
> MB ASUS P2B-S (with aic7890)
> I have 2 SDRAMS 128MB each.
>
> When I try to boot linux with more then 128M linux crashes.
>
> Is this a hardware or software problem.
>
> -Oz
On 2 Nov, Debian-User wrote:
> can anyone tell me how to make images your background in wmaker? I dloaded
> some of those
> themes from e.themes.org which are .jpg format then i converted them to xpm
> with the gimp.
> But i can't figure out how to set it to my background. Can anyone help? Am
"Jens B. Jorgensen" wrote:
>
> I can't believe no one else has recommended netscape. netscape 4 does support
> IMAP and
> in fact I think it's a pretty sweet mail client. (No, I'm not a unix newbie.
> I've been
> writing unix software for over five years and used various character-mode mail
> cl
ly need to
> be rewritten to take advantage of this.
>
> That's not something you do in a day. In fact, it's probably
> not something you can do in a year.
I thought that Rasterman was working on this, and that the latest version
of Enlightenment had support for it. (1
Nowhere did he complain about the help or
supposed lack thereof that he was getting, unlike a few others we've had
in the past. I certainly don't think there's any reason to call him
names or declare "good riddence" and the like.
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ded and run locally. Are you logging into another machine remotely, and if
so, does it have perl at /usr/bin/perl?
If it's elsewhere but in the path, you could try this to keep the script
portable.
#!/usr/bin/env perl
Mike
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to take IRQ 5 like my old ISA SB16 did, but it did not.
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The bureaucratic mental
ad it somewhere...
>
> Thanks a million!
>
>
I was about to suggest this... there's something screwy about the listen
lines that doesn't make any intuitive sense.
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system resources in the freeze/lock-up before doing so.
I've had fairly good experiences with Quicken 99 under wine though.
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gt; Second, Is there someway to modify Mozilla to over-ride it's mail
> client to start $MAIL_CLIENT when prompted.
> (Ctrl-M, mailto:$links...)
>
Yes there is:
http://www.geocities.com/pratiksolanki/#network
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Jamin W.Collins was roused into action on 09/19/02 23:33 and wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 23:19:10 -0400 David P James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Yes there is:
>>http://www.geocities.com/pratiksolanki/#network
>
>
> Have you tried it? That si
u'll need some modules loaded I think to get this to work:
usbcore
usb-uhci
hid
mousedev
usbmouse
In XF86Config-4, the device ought to be set to something like
/dev/input/mice, but I think this can vary and I recall having to create
it. See
http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x194.html
G
ve to map hdb to hda and vice versa to convince that other
fickle OS to boot? That's what I had to do using grub, anyway.
Stolen from a RedHat support page:
http://www.redhat.com/support/resources/faqs/rhl_general_faq/s1-bootloader.html
other=/dev/hdb1
label=dos
table=/dev/
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h to it
In case this matters, tetex-bin and tetex-base are installed.
Thanks,
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Alan Shutko was roused into action on 09/27/02 23:12 and wrote:
> David P James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>>In case this matters, tetex-bin and tetex-base are installed.
>
>
> Install tetex-extra, I think.
>
Yep, that seems to have done the trick, sort
amp; mtab but I'm not getting anywhere.
From my /etc/lilo.conf:
image=/vmlinuz.2.4.18
label=Linux2.4.18
read-only
append="hdc=ide-scsi"
restricted
Mike
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e the best bet -- or
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Don't use the CPAN module. It's corrupted many perl installs on me. apt
and the pre-packaged modules are far better.
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i have been using windows for quite some time now and am contemplating
to shift to linux. so i am a 'newbie' to linux - in short. i recently
installed debian 3.0 on my compaq making it a dual boot machine. it is a
piii 766mhz machine with on board sound card.
while installing, in the section o
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>>>>"Sandip" == Sandip P Deshmukh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>
>> i have been using windows for quite some time now and am
>> contemplating to shift
01AA IDE (rev 02)
00:1f.2 USB Controller: Intel Corp. 82801AA USB (rev 02)
00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corp. 82801AA AC'97 Audio
(rev 02)
01:05.0 Ethernet controller: D-Link System Inc RTL8139 Ethernet (rev 10)
as suggested by one of the group, i also installed libmikmod. i c
as above.
For some peculiar reason throwing a '/' on the end of the URL makes all
the difference; compare
http://pandora.debian.org/~kitame/mozilla
http://pandora.debian.org/~kitame/mozilla/
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http:
/pop.my.isp/Inbox . I can force mutt
to open it by using the -f (and, for safety's sake, -R) parameter with
that long filename, but I would prefer a quicker and more permanent
solution. I've also noticed that there is no .mutt or the like file or
directory in my home directory, which
gpgart: Maximum main memory to use for agp memory: 26M
agpgart: Detected an Intel i810 DC100 Chipset.
agpgart: detected 4MB dedicated video ram.
agpgart: AGP aperture is 64M @ 0xd000
memory : c111ac60
memory : c111aca0
memory : c111ace0
thanx in advance
sandip
-=-
Windows not found C)heer P
i have a win98 - linux dual boot system. i use lilo as a boot loader
loaded in mbr.
when i boot, lilo comes up properly. the trend chip on guard anti virus
gives an error saying there is a virus.
i have to assure that there is no virus before the booting can contuinue.
is there any way of wor
while installing debian 3.0, it suggested that i should secure lilo.
i went throught the documentation and could not make out how to secure lilo.
could someone throw more light and may be give step by step instructions?
thanx in advance,
sandip
-=-
I've seen Windows crash. Glass everywhere.
-
Kent West wrote:
> Sandip P Deshmukh wrote:
>
>> Kent West wrote:
>>
>>> Andy wrote:
>>>
>>>> I have the same problem and followed your directions exactly.
>>>> I even upped my kernel from 2.2.20 to 2.4.18 and included the Intel
>>
Corrin Lakeland wrote:
>On Thu, 03 Oct 2002 17:25, Sandip P Deshmukh wrote:
>
>
>
>>when i boot, lilo comes up properly. the trend chip on guard anti
>>virus gives an error saying there is a virus. is there any way of
>>working around this problem?
>>
nate wrote:
>Sandip P Deshmukh said:
>
>
>> hello all!
>>
>>after using windows for ages, i am planning to switch to linux. my
>>compaq is already a dual boot machine running win98 and debian 3.0.
>>
>>i am on a lan which also provides me acc
Matthew Weier O'Phinney was roused into action on 10/03/02 09:30 and wrote:
> -- David P James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> (on Wednesday, 02 October 2002, 11:05 PM -0400):
>
>>I've recently started using mutt remotely when I'm on campus to check
>&
Hello,
I recently started running the fetchmail service from /etc/init.d,
rather than running it under my own account when I login. One thing
that I like about this is that error messages go to syslog and then I
see them in my logcheck emails. Unfortunately, there are also
hundreds of lines of
I just downloaded all of the "chunks" that make up the Debian Binary CD.
I also downloaded the MD5SUM.EXE and MD5SUMS files. However, when I use
MD5SUM to test the chunks, EVERY single one fails! What are the chances
that every chunk is bad?? Is it possible I have downloaded an old
version of t
I have another problem.. I have downloaded and tested all of the chunks
that make up the Debian Binary CD. Also have put them together as
stated in the instructions (yes I connected them in order). Lastly, I
burned the CD. However, I'm not sure if this problem is normal for
these CDs, but there
oo, and we care
about lowering the steep curve of Unix wherever we can.
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On 8 Apr, Kenneth L. Summers wrote in reply to
> David B. Wilson
>> Is there a way to do a clean shutdown without becoming root?
>> (Preferably still restricting access to those who can push the power button.)
>>
>
> The method I tell folks around here to use is to go to a virtual console,
> pre
On 10 Apr, John Maheu wrote:
> There is a good signal 11 reference on the web somewhere - unfortunatly I
> can't remember the address.
http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/
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On 21 Apr, Adalberto da Silva wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I wish my question is only a little bit ou of scope...
>
> My computer is a dual boot MMX230 with 120 MBytes RAM and three IDE
> hard disks (2 Megs for Win95 and 11 Megs for Linux - this is an
> indication for my choices. But I do use
After installing libsocks4_4.3.beta2-3 and socks-clients_4.3.beta2-3,
setting up /etc/socks.conf, and setting the SOCKS_NS and SOCKS_SERVER
environment variables I can rftp through the SOCKS firewall to the
internet.
dftp and dselect do not connect to servers on the internet though.
After upgrad
I have not found a way to use dselect through a socks 4.2beta server.
Can anyone help me get it working?
I do have dftp_3.2-1 working through the firewall. If I cannot get
dselect to work directly is it possible to:
use dftp to get the new Packages files
use dselect to choose which packages t
On 24 Jan, Steve Hsieh wrote:
>
> Sorry if my previous post on this made it out as well.
>
> It seems that on Debian, the maximum single file size on ext2fs is 1GB and
> not 2GB. Can someone confirm this, and suggest how to fix the problem,
> if possible?
>
I no longer have the space to test th
On 29 Jan, David B. Miles wrote:
> New Debian User!
>
> I have a Compaq Elite 4/75 CX laptop.
> I have an IC ethernet card (network card).
>
> I installed Debian on the laptop using disks.
> I would like to make a network connection through the network card and
> then install the rest of the debi
On 6 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been eyeing some multi-processor motherboards. After checking several web
> sites, I've come across a factiod that only Intel supports "dual mode". So,
> what is "dual mode"? And does one need "dual mode" to run Debian under SMP
> kernel option? Or can one
[You (Avery Pennarun)]
>(I'm not sure magicfilter can handle this on its own though!)
Yes it can.
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On 16 Feb, Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know this is off topic, but I don't have access to cola (and
> newsgroups in general) and I feel more confortable asking here, because I
> want Linux specific answers.
>
> Ten days ago a professor here bought a Pentium II/233 system. H
On 16 Feb, Ben Pfaff wrote in response to someone else who wrote:
>I would like to know how debian handles in a machine with two pentiums. =
>Are two cpus quicker then one in any situation. I mean does every =
>program run quicker.
>
> Generally any particular process will only run on
On 17 Feb, Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
> On 16 Feb 1998, Ben Pfaff wrote:
>
>> Can you point me to the source code for the benchmark? I can run it
>> on my PII/233 for comparison if you want.
>
> and Alex Yukhimets:
>
>> Same here, only with PII/300.
>
> You can find the source code here:
>
>
On 20 Feb, Bruce Dobrin wrote:
> 1FA: is what I get when I try to boot from My hard drive. I had this
> problem once before and the problem mysteriously went away. It hasn't gone
> away yet on this box. this disturbs me. This is a new machine with a
> 9gig cheeta drive, 1st (system) partit
On 22 Feb, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 20, 1998 at 11:33:03PM -0500, Stephen P. Ryan wrote:
>> On 20 Feb, Bruce Dobrin wrote:
>> > 1FA: is what I get when I try to boot from My hard drive. I had this
>> > problem once before and the problem mysteriousl
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
with the cost of multiple cpu motherboards going down i
was wondering if anyone has created a super debian system?
allan
ps what apps are you runnning?
--- end of quoted material ---
Yes, I have. 2xPPro 200/256k on a Tyan S1662D, 128M RAM. I pulled the hard
drives
Hiya All,
I'm new to Debian -- just installed -- and am trying to get things set
up as I had them on my Slackware machine (approximately ;). Using
dselect, I installed the wu-ftpd package (that's what came with
Slackware, and I got the impression it was 'better' than the default
Debian ftpd), and
On Fri, 23 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> The wu-ftpd man page has some excellent advice on these questions.
Hmm, well I wasn't exactly looking for advice, but thanks for
directing me to the man page. (blush) Anyway, I created the
directories and gave them permissions as they had under Slac
Hi All,
I'm having weird problems with EMACS. I just installed Debian 1.2
(rex-fixed, actually, so that would be 1.2.15 at the time I snarfed
it, methinks) -- a clean install, onto a fresh HD. As I recall, EMACS
required some X library or other (I don't have X on my system), which
seemed odd to
On Sun, 25 May 1997, Michael Hill wrote:
[IPX woes]
> debian# ipx_configure --auto_interface=on --auto_primary=on
> debian# slist
> slist: No primary IPX interface found in ncp_initialize
> debian# ipx_interface add -p eth0 802.2
> ipx_interface: Requested d
On Mon, 26 May 1997, Andy Mortimer wrote:
> This doesn't seem to be in the FAQ, but programs which *allow* operation
> under X-Windows are always linked against the X libraries under Debian.
Thanks for explaining. :)
> This is probably not the case, but I thought I'd mention it; you aren't
> by
On Mon, 26 May 1997, Adrian Miranda wrote:
> You should probably post again, with a little more information.
Thanks for telling me what to post. Here goes. . . .
Debian 1.2.x (rex-fixed, I think Debian 1.2.15 technically). I'm
using SVGATextMode 100x37x8xSVGA, logged in at the console. I have
To those who tried to help me,
Curiously, rebooting (which I did for other reasons ;) appears to have
fixed the problem with EMACS displaying things incorrectly (though it
always appeared to know where things really were ;). At least, one of
the more reproducible weirdnesses hasn't come back to h
On Wed, 28 May 1997, Leandro Asnaghi-Nicastro wrote:
> I've been trying to download a PASCAL compiler for Linux and I've been
> unsuccesful.
Um, I'm assuming you're using Debian, since you're asking in
debian-user. (grin) Did you try the p2c package, which is a
Pascal-to-C translator? Not exac
On 13 Jun 1997, Terrence Brannon wrote:
> Somehow, the Perl modules that dselect needs got munged.
Yah, whassup wit' dat? I had problems with dselect's 'install'
option, and with chat2.pl. I copied a missing module from elsewhere,
re-ran dselect, tried to install something new, and ran into ano
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for this silly question. I am new to both Debian
and Linux.
My disk has following partions:
/dev/hda1DOS
/dev/hda2extended partion
/dev/hda3swap
/dev/hda4Red Hat linux
/dev/hda5Debian 1.3
On Mon, 16 Jun 1997, Brad Roberts wrote:
> I upgraded a bunch of hamm packages this morning including the perl 5.003.07
> to 5.004 (ok, its been a while since I did a dselect run) and it seems that
> majordomo.pl from 1.94.1 isn't liked much by perl 5.004.
Wow, you should tell your e-mail softw
Hi all,
I have the following problem: I want to NFS mount home directories from
different machines on a server. The server runs Debian 1.3.1 and the
kernel 2.1.40 - I chose the 2.1.x kernel on advice from the company where
I bought the system (reasons: SMP and support for Intel EtherExpress
Pro/10
--- You wrote:
When running top on my 2 cpu machine, I get some interesting states:
12:12pm up 18:03h, 5 users, load average: 1.52, 0.76, 0.49
65 processes: 61 sleeping, 4 running, 0 zombie, 0 stopped
CPU states: 90.2% user, 107.5% system, 0.9% nice, 0.0% idle
Mem: 128044K av, 11052
--- Marc Fleureck wrote:
Does somebody know what cards are compatible and give good
performance ? Is e.g. Matrox a good choice (say Matrox Mystique or
Matrox Millenium) ? What's the difference between Matrox Mystique and
Matrox Mystique ii ?
--- end of quote ---
I think Matrox is a good choice,
--- Jesse Goldman wrote:
I've just put Debian 2.0.30 with version 6 of the deadlock patch on a new
2 CPU machine. The messages file tells me that the two CPUs were
initialized OK and that the machine is running roughly at 400 MHz. If I
run "bogomips", however, I still get out 198 MHz. I'm guessing
--- Alair Pereira do Lago wrote:
Perhaps, the driver must be compiled inside the kernel, since some drivers
have their parameters analised in boot time but not in loading module time.
If there is some PNP card, you may have problems.
--- end of quote ---
I think you can put the parameters in the
--- Timothy Phan wrote:
I've been mirroring the ftp.debian.org on the bo/ and bo-updates/ for
months now. The activities on this version seems to slow down quite
a bit. Now, I'm thinking to mirror the hamm/ as well. Would someone
tell me approximately how much more disk space do I need
--- Jason Costomiris wrote:
Macs (using netatalk, of course) can file just fine, but can't
print. What am I missing?
--- end of quote ---
I haven't tried this, as I'm sitting in the middle of more Macs than I care to
think about, and I need to print to AppleTalk printers (the reverse problem,
whi
--- "dc" wrote:
>Enough is enough.
I agree. I'm sick and tired of debian-user being hijacked by whining
"dissidents".
>It is time for Bruce Perens to step down form the leadership position, and an
>interim leader take his place until a new leader can be chosen at the formal
>election.
--- Peter S Galbraith wrote:
> However, I don't think your 2940U is the problem. The no_reset
> parameter is to prevent the HBA from resetting the SCSI bus, which it
> does by default to allow all the SCSI devices on the bus to initialise.
Then I don't need the `linux' label anyway.
<...>
The l
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The following files are corupt
debmake.list
mgetty-docs.list
mgetty-fax.list
mgetty.list
mount.list
xmix.list
These files reside in the /var/lib/dpkg/info directory
could someone or a few poeple even compress those for me
and send them this way ;-)
If they can't be se
I have converted from RedHat to Debian. RedHat is very nice if you don't
want to
look at writing your own scripts. The configuration tools are very nice;
however, I
had to edit them by hand with an editor to make them work correctly after a
version
upgrade. I still have a RedHat system for Appli
--- Frits Daalmans wrote:
...have recently obtained a new program for molecular modelling. It was
produced under the GPL and (very well) written in C (IMHO).
...
- If I contact the author of this 'moldy' program, Keith Refson, and
ask his permission to compile and package it for Linux (only i386 f
--- Karsten Bolding wrote:
Hi
Does anybody know if this card woks with XFree.
Matrox MGA PowerDocEd 2MB PCI grafikkort
--- end of quote ---
Yes, it should. That's a Matrox Millenium PowerDoc Edition, which is supported
by the SVGA server in XFree86 3.3
Stephen Ryan Debian GNU/Linu
Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Anyone utility to shift the X screen (permanently?) to the right?
>
Try xvidtune.
--Curt
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Are tcp/ip clients (ftp, telnet, ...) already socksified in Debian 1.3.1?
My tcp/ip connection is behind a firewall that uses CSTC version 4.2beta.
What do I need to do to get through it to the internet? So far I have
only found information on setting up a Linux machine to be a firewall.
Stephen
I just finished installing Debian 1.3.1 on my home pc.
With just a handful of floppies with images and packages
downloaded from the internet I was able to successfully
compile a customized kernel and connect to the internet
with ppp on the first try.
Now with dftp and/or dpkg-ftp and/or dselect
I
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Sent: Thursday, August 14, 1997 6:10 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: ftp
Hello all,
I am one of those people who converted from RedHat to Debian. I have got a ppp
server at my friends network which has
A connect
ng interest to him.
I just wish I could pass print jobs off to kprinter directly and not
have to bother with Mozilla's annoying print system. Then again, I
mainly use Konq now and that's all I use to print.
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On Wed 24 November 2004 00:06, Brad Sims wrote:
> On Tuesday 23 November 2004 9:14 pm, David P James wrote:
> > just wish I could pass print jobs off to kprinter directly and not
> > have to bother with Mozilla's annoying print system. Then again, I
> > mainly use Konq n
I did.
You're far better off to burn a score of CDs than rely on MS Backup.
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Ottawa, Ontario
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Ken Bloom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 16:51:24 +, Jon Dowland wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 10:09:45 -0600, Hugo Vanwoerkom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> In general I would run WITH the patches, since powers greater than I
>>> have decided they would be a good i
change the send behavior nor any decent font sets to choose from.
> :(
I assume you're referring to the fonts in the message history pane? Ya,
they "weirded out" on me one day and I have no idea how to get the old
ones back. To me, they're too large now.
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On Sun 5 December 2004 13:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> how do I get rid of them?
I don't know but may I ask why you sent a message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to ask this question?
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'Reply'. Luckily
'Reply to author' respects the "Reply-to:' header if set so you don't
have to worry about your replies going to the wrong place (and somehow
it ignores Reply-to: in the case of munged mailing lists and uses From:
instead). So just replace the Rep
e to the fact the outlook can't cope with pst files
> above 2 GB.
>
That sure is a lot of viruses to be keeping around... :)
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Ottawa, Ontario
http://david.jamesnet.ca
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be confused with the
religious big state variety of "conservatives", of whom GWB is one.
Anyway, it is for that love of freedom that we use Linux and Debian in
particular. Some of you may be using it because of a belief in the
similarity of open source development and idealized ma
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