Re: Myth-TV and YES MAX

just didn't understand why did you put mythtv in the subject if this mail is about yes-max ?On 6/20/06, Geoffrey S. Mendelson < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Has anyone been able to copy recorded programs from a Yes Max using Linux? When I got it, I was told that you would be able to download programsre

Re: (no subject)

just run the Connect script every t minutes ? after all , it won't make new if exist. (talking about 012 cable-start script) or am I missing a something here .. ? on 2nd thought , what does it mean in fact "connection lost" ?? after all both sides are configured in memory (routing table

was no subject now is autoreconnect

HI again, On second thought I didn't catch that the previous script is run at time periods. What I was looking for was it to be event driven not time driven. the connection dies, the system reconnects. So I gather to do this I would need a daemon running which checks for a live connection

Re: Updating Debian

also possible that your dist is old. so you can run apt-get dist-upgrade ( once ) Omer Zak wrote: --=-ZcjCYESjRaKVhkw8tw2r Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >From my experience, updating Debian is piece of cake. I am attaching the /etc/apt/sources.list which I use (D

RE: was no subject now is autoreconnect

Hi. pppd has 2 scripts (/etc/ppp/ip-up and /etc/ppp/ip-down) that are run when connection is established or terminated. See manual on pppd. Regards, Gregory. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 11

Re: was no subject now is autoreconnect

Hi, You can let pppd start pptp, and have it run in the forgruond: pppd nodetach pty "pptp --nolaunchpppd " That way it can be in a loop since pppd will return only after disconnecting. Shahar On Tuesday 20 June 2006 11:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > HI again, > > On second thought I didn't catc

Why Unix is important

http://www.popup.co.il/?p=1343 Although if Shoshanna's remark about apt-get install sex actually worked on debian systems the open source movement would have ended in stallman fondeling his misbehaving and -- Lior KesosLinnovate - http://www.linnovate.netAll Paths Are Open!

amd64-bit/32-bit woes

Hi experts, After leaving the 64-system for a while, yesterday when I returned to it, I found with displeasure that the script do_dchroot (I am refering to the Debian GNU/Linux AMD64 HOW-TO by Rosenberg, Iverson, von Brederlow, Schueler, Mills and Pariset) does not work any more. The error message:

Re: Updating Debian

Marc A. Volovic wrote: Quoth Michael Ben-Nes: also possible that your dist is old. so you can run apt-get dist-upgrade ( once ) This is the ONE thing MythTV and KnopMyth suggest NOT doing. Ohh well, never was a mythTV expert. in fact i don't even know what it is ;) -- ---

Re: amd64-bit/32-bit woes

On Tue, 20 Jun 2006, Avraham Rosenberg wrote: > Hi experts, there are no experts for this subject here, it seems. try "hobbists" - you might have better luck ;) anyway, i got some hunch that you'll need to test, see below: > After leaving the 64-system for a while, yesterday when I returned to

Re: Why Unix is important

Quoting Lior Kesos, from the post of Tue, 20 Jun: > http://www.popup.co.il/?p=1343 > > Although if Shoshanna's remark about apt-get install sex actually worked on > debian systems the open source movement would have ended in stallman > fondeling his misbehaving and and?... AND?? # apt-get in

Re: Myth-TV and YES MAX

Quoting Geoffrey S. Mendelson, from the post of Tue, 20 Jun: > Has anyone been able to copy recorded programs from a Yes Max using Linux? > > When I got it, I was told that you would be able to download programs > real soon now (RSN), I was wondering if it ever happened and works with > Linux. I

Re: Why Unix is important

Please don't post links of this nature without warning other readers about their contents. A simple "Don't go to this link if you don't want to see topless women/if your 5 year old is sitting on your lap/if your boss is standing behind you" would suffice. Thanks, yonahOn 6/20/06, Lior Kesos <[EMAI

Re: Why Unix is important

On Wed, Jun 21, 2006 at 03:31:02AM +0300, Ira Abramov wrote: > Quoting Lior Kesos, from the post of Tue, 20 Jun: > > http://www.popup.co.il/?p=1343 > > > > Although if Shoshanna's remark about apt-get install sex actually worked on > > debian systems the open source movement would have ended in st

Re: Why Unix is important

Quoting Yonah Russ, from the post of Wed, 21 Jun: > Please don't post links of this nature without warning other readers about > their contents. > A simple "Don't go to this link if you don't want to see topless women/if > your 5 year old is sitting on your lap/if your boss is standing behind you"

Re: amd64-bit/32-bit woes

Hi Guy, Thanks for the answer. Most of your remarks are answered by the sentence you quoted immediately after. In case this was not clear enough, I shall try to do better now. On Wed, Jun 21, 2006 at 12:57:22AM +0300, guy keren wrote: > > > so dchroot is not found under /usr/bin/dchroot. > > did

Re: Why Unix is important

Lior Kesos wrote: http://www.popup.co.il/?p=1343 Although if Shoshanna's remark about apt-get install sex actually worked on debian systems the open source movement would have ended in stallman fondeling his misbehaving and You can still try: apt-get install funny-manpages man sex (the -1 op

Re: was no subject now is autoreconnect

Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED], from the post of Tue, 20 Jun: > > On second thought I didn't catch that the previous script is run at > time periods. > > What I was looking for was it to be event driven not time driven. at a client of mine, the line kept dying, and the ppp/options "persistant" parame