allow easy abuses of ip spoofing? (as in the case of
NFS?)
2. Another thing to consider: network throughput: the more content
encryption there is, the more garbage is transmitted on the network. This
reduces the actual throuput of the transfer (I ignore the cpu time spent
on encryption/decryption).
A new version of evolution (one of the main gnome programs) is released
almost half a year after gnome 2 was released, and more than half a year
after gtk 2. And it still uses gtk 1.
Got to appreciate those KDE folks.
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Recall that some mail admins have a strange habit of denying mail from
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nt the
> really basic stuff..
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> Feel free to check it at: http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemacs/ (thats the
> same guy whowrote ffmpeg and many other cool stuff..)
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just one copy of gs that will interpert it, including printing and
conversions.
However, you may want to use the produced postscript elsewhere (a
different postscript printer, create a postscript document, etc.). In
This case, your document is problematic.
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> I'd love to get your comments on this...
This is a good subject for hackers-il, I believe...
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Gnome's VFS library? (Or whatever is used by evolution)
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> 1. What is the official name of the "Logical" hebrew encoding? Windows 1255 or
> ISO8859-8-i?
Both are official, at least according to HTML 4.0
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> base-64 surrounded by question marks, equal signs, and the languague code.
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(Should there be a question mark in the end?)
B: if base64 encoding is to be used, Q: if quoted-printable encoding is to
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for exim for for specific per-domain routing? (like
the transport table of postfix)
This is useful for other places (such as the Technion) as well
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> guilty), and that the difference between konqueror and mozilla is what header
> they each give greater priority to.
You should look for HTTP headers, as those override the headers set in the
file.
Try, e.g. 'wget --server-resposne --O /
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Arie Folger wrote:
> On Tuesday 26 November 2002 10:54, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> > You should look for HTTP headers, as those override the headers set in the
> > file.
> >
> > Try, e.g. 'wget --server-resposne --O /dev/null http://server/page&#x
s directory for instructions, it means creating a key in
> the registry and rebooting)
>
> 2. create an smbpasswd file on the linux side (man smbpasswd) and keep
> or don't keep it in synch with the /etc/shadow manually. I like the idea
> of keeping the CIFS authentications sep
rting a distro flamewar, just want to provide information relevant
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nybody tried it lately?
There is also dillo, but it lacks many of the very basic features you'd
expect of a browser.
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to export to any format from an
existing lyx document, BTW), because time and again I needed to copy the
file from another place and 'make copy' or 'make mail' or 'make print' in
the last minute.
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Anybody knows how to tell latex 'top of this page'?
>
> Another thing is, is it possible to do double-column documents (such as
> in many academic papers) ?? I'm assuming it can, but I haven't found
> anything on this in the user guide.
The stand
mailing list to ask your question about floats,
> and then post your solution here. The LyX experts are really there.
twocolumns are supposed to be supported is the "current" heblatex. It
doesn't work due too a bug, that was fixed in my recent versions (2.3d?)
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Don't confuse 'twocolumn' and 'multicol' . 'twocolumn' is part of basic
latex. 'multicol' is an add-on package with some advanced features (but
may have its own problems).
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> I do MX records and it dosn't work
Then kindly provide details more specific than "doesn't work".
What is your configuration? What happens?
What system do you use? (what version?)
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rendering engine ot display HTML, but avoid the unnecessary bloat of
displaying the rest of the user interface with it.
BTW: there is a recent project to try to produce an "slimmer" mozilla
browser (though they seem to aim at size, and not at speed): phoenix. They
may prove the previ
new
> PC, it would hardly run on older hardware, cause i wouldn't _feel_ the
> bloat. only if i care about it, or try it on older hardware, will i notice
> this bloat properly, and be reminded to keep my code optimized.
>
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> every day...)
why iw_IL ?
This is a depracated locale name.
You right way is to create the he_IL.ISO-8859-8 locale and use it for
legacy programs.
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you'll need to rebuild it (heck, you have all the tools to do
that as packages. Just go hunting for the docs describing how to do that).
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been fixed?).
kmeleon tries to give you several levels of preloading, so you'll have
several levels to choose from in this tradeoff.
What about linux?
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> setting of PS1 or what other mistake did I commit?
/etc/bashrc ?
Seems to mess with PS1 . Put your prompt in
/etc/sysconfig/bash-prompt-xterm
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nly known
simply as "Flash".
Speaking of flash: anybody tried the free (but still alpha) flash plugin
from http://freshmeat.net/projects/swfdec/ ?
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changing the root password from the shell...)
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> > really useful to sell.
> >
>
> Just thinking: How come none asks for why isn't VMware an open source program
It has already been asked before. Search this mailing list's archives.
If you want a free alternative, try plex86 . Said to be more limited,
though
rting point.
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es different prompt to xterm, screen and "others",
to allow hostame@username in the title of the terminal in the former two.
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it's a she, i think there won't be a problem to find a hundred of
> volunteers.
> say no more.
No. This is specifically a request for *payed* help. I don't think that it
was relevant to whether this was a he or a she.
Are you going to offer your services?
(If anyone reads any se
ease' has to be a pre-requirement of ppc.
But then-again, recursive makes are not much nicer.
Another minor problem is that this is surely gnu-make specific.
(OTOH, makefiles are indeed confusing and difficult to debug)
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confuse the "web" with "the internet".
(Eli Marmor once proposed îñò: (Mem Samekh Ayin), the hebrew acronyms of
Maarag Sovev Olam. IT is a direct translation of WWW and a simple words,
but Hebrew doesn't like acronyms, I figur
a bad word. If it catches on, it will be a
resonable word. Think of "Mitsnefet". Heck, "internet" is a new word to
the English language.
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>
> Don't use the "defaultroute" option. Define the dedicated route to
> aztv.012.net.il via the eth0 device and then redefine the default route.
Won't a dedicated route to aztv.012.net.il override any default route
settings? Shouldn't this allow the use
simple xcalc reads a number of config files
before it starts. This is the behaviour of the X Toolkit. This gives
plenty of places to either me or to my sysadmin / package-manager to add
extra configuration directives. Note that I caneven add language-dependent
directives (although noawadays gettext is usua
encounter (I'm
not sure if it is a problem of the shell: bash, or of the terminal) is
that deleting a Hebrew character with backspace yields peculiar results,
because one *byte* of the buffer is deleted (a Hebrew character
take
On Sun, 8 Dec 2002, Eliran wrote:
> Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
>
> >On Sat, 7 Dec 2002, Eliran wrote:
> >
> >Also: still no hebrew term for the "web". Unlike "interent" and many other
> >English/Latin/Greek words, web is actually very short, and
t-install script will fail, or something similar.
Anyway, you can always you rpm2cpio or mc to extract the files from the
rpm (or rebuild the source RPM, as suggested here)
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For both YP, LDAP and winbind (and your standard /etc/hosts, of course):
getent hosts | grep 10.20.30.40
(great to have nsswitch)
'arp' (on the local LAN) and ping can also help to determain which
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Alternatively: create a new user and try to use mozilla with that user.
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, is that in this world, if a product
> dies out, you are not left out in the cold when something breaks.
(As the case of BlackBox shows)
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> i think it is.
Sure it ain't. What's wrong with some friendly competetion?
Some things may be better in linux, other things may be better in freebsd
(or other free bsds), but they have always borrowed features fom one
another (even with the licensing limitations).
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> I tried StarWin-32 latest version on Windows 98 connecting to my Red Hat 7.3
> machine, and it seems that in "single mode" it works fine, but not in "multi
> mode".
(Actually, in such "multi mode" a complete desktop is quite inconvinient.
A simple shell log
g those packages.
Mainly: no security updates.
Many of those packages work well. Some of them are broken or half-broken.
Some of them are simply dated.
It is strange that a package (and one under active development, like
abiword) was dropped from
of cygwin:
> http://cygwin.com , http://xfree.cygwin.com )
>
> >>Maybe it can help with testing.
>
> I will check that and check if the KDE need an upgrade.
>
> Ran Zahor.
>
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cognize X fonts without the need for spadmin?
(that should be considered a minor bug for the debian package, I figure)
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nal disk later (e.g: the original was primary master, and the clone
will later become primary master. Otherwise some changes may be required
if you want to boot from the target disk.
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XF86Config-4 created there to your
> regular installation.
What program creates XF86Config-4 during the installation?
Can't it be run manually?
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Ditch that GUI switcher. Remain always in the "Israeli" layout. run
'setxkbmap -option grp:shift_toggle,grp:switch,grp_led:scroll il'
on X startup (does debain have yet anything like redhat and mandrake's
/etc/X11/Xkbmap / $HOME/.Xkbmap ?)
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random intervals (not when logrotate runs) and also
> changes permission of all the files in the /var/log/mylogs directory.
logrotate runs daily, not weekly, BTW.
Maybe the script that runs the relevant service does some chmods? I rec
you stop stupid ppl from registering garbage?
>
Nothing. The internet is full of garbage. Some of it even makes it into
human-edited sites.
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can read the data from this file.
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> Font dialog...
>
> If there is no solution, but waiting for the next update of gnome, then, do you
>have any
> idea for a better terminal, which has the ability to change Fonts/Colors and other
>fea
On Wed, 25 Dec 2002, Eliran Gonen wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 25, 2002 at 01:24:17PM +0200, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> > Maybe pipe message through iconv:
> >
> > iconv -f ISO-8859-8 -t UTF-8
> Hmm, UTF-8 isn't quite the font used in the original message,
> it was ISO-8859-8
ther user agents:
* web crawlers
* users with PDAs
Not to mention users with other browsers.
It is generally a bad idea to keep the web crawlers from your site,
otherwise it won't be indexed in e.g. google.
one of the main design goals of the html/related standards of w3 (html,
dom, css) is
t had
> any problems for a few days now.
>
> I didn't find any documentation for this on GOOGLE or any of the Mandrake
> sites - MandrakeUser or MandakeExpert. There is only a screen shot of the
> application on the main Mandrake site.
But how are those permissions set to the
t;
> I know what I'm describing is "voodoo" and not a real solution, but
> that's the best I can offer :)
Is there any place I could find more on when is it safe to upgrade KDE?
"wipe out the config files" is the official or semi-official answer to
such pro
gs, without getting errors.
an absulute path will also work. In case of an absulute path, the imap
library (which pine uses) will simply take the absulute path of the file.
Try 'pine -f /etc/passwd'
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> because "pidof", called from the status function, does not return a
> pid.
>
> I must be missing something simple here. I'll be grateful for ideas.
What about 'ps auxww |grep smb' , in case you don't trust the init script
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> LANG=he_IL
> example: LANG=he_IL konsole
Should this be relevant to gnome2 programs?
Also: what specific part of LANG? LC_CTYPE?
Anyway, what about (u)xterm?
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7;s rendering engine. It's not
"sticking a module". It means making many changes. Getting
feature-by-feature compatibility is tough. Bug-by-bug compatibility is
even tougher.
And then the next version of explorer will arrive, and introduce new sets
of featu
0", etc.
One feature that I can't find a way to express in a positive manner is
"doesn't take extra CPU". Read: I try to stay away from nana, ynet, and
the sort because they qre not only slow to load, but also slow to
maintain. If I keep 5 or 6 pages of them open, they m
stop it with a separate init script and give it
its proper place in the init scripts. The commands are 'ifup' and
'ifdown'. They do their own accounting.
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are any problems (such as strange unsatisfied build requirements)
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cent software with relatively old hardware.
With the bloated KDE, gnome and mozilla this is currently not the case.
I'm not sure that you can even set a web-browsing workstation on something
with less than 64MB and expect it to run smoothly.
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tuning)
Getting new software is usually easier than getting new hardware.
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g the RTF file just as it is converting a
half-compatible word file.
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an't be replaced by opensourced
> programs?
Aparanetly: No
My opinion: first get some computers inside schools, and then there will
be pressure on Matach. In the mean-while: run it on wine, if it is very
important.
BTW: I've read this thread with pine 4.50 . unicode support is not ye
lacing one
> proprietary format with another?
Assuming the format is well-documented, it is possible that it will be
implemented by programs otheer than OO. A test to that may be its
implementation by import/export filters of other word processrs, like
kword.
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> .
> any idea?
FWIW I recently connected to netvision and the connection required no
"dialer" at all. Just plain dhcp. The address of my eth1 is
212.[something]
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pings and traceroutes. I can't ping the walla
site either. It seems teletel are blocking icmp packets.
Can you telnet to their port 80?
Can you resolve DNS from their name server?
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t to edit the config file to
include the transport maps, and to have an entry for that domain in the
transport map (e.g: /etc/postfix/transport) ;-)
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> > http://www.maccaws.org/
>
> GREAT, only it would have been NICE if their site worked on galeon!!
WorksForMe ;-)
But anyway, their site explains why it is good, but not how. No "howto".
No "list of sites".
I hope it is a good start...
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> > Where exactly does KDE keep its "associations"? (user and system)
> > I hope that there are no per-user associatons created by-default.
>
> I never touched that
ould make the page accessible only to browsers that can't view their
page properly (except adds). And then let them complain that you deny
customers from their page...
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> Safari does not have the Konqerer's feature to change the UA string.
So you still won't be able to use JobInfo's site with OSX's default
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> On Tue, 7 Jan 2003, Nadav Har'El wrote:
>
> > On Mon, Jan 06, 2003, Daniel Feiglin wrote about "Re: Home Page Failure":
>
> > We can make a game out of it, to find the shortest useragent string that
> > will in
l/python/tcl ?
Isn't the development of each of Slackware, OpenBSD and NetBSD (and
FreeBSD?) supported by its own company?
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I can ping everything, but without watching any packets
> moving around. (That's include Zahav's DNS servers).
> Pinging pns.inter.net.il returns answer (packets.) though.
>
> I guess the main problem is on the routing table.
So it might help to have a look at it.
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host of patches.
Note that the build script of that source rpm is quite non-optimal: it
builds the tree for a number of archtectures. However one may apply the
patches with 'rpm -bp' and build the tree from there.
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h not "well-hidden"
BTW: Have a look at any mailman info page:
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-developers
(This is the one from the main mailman site, but it is the default
template)
This is the only place I can think of that says "powered by GNU"
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file maildrop/173803.1688: Permission denied
And then I noticed that /usr/bin/mailq did exist, and was a dandling link
to /etc/alternatives/mta-mailq . mta-mailq seems to be a slave alternative
of mta (update-alternatives --display mta-mailq), so:
update-alternatives --auto mta
Fixed everything
e means? How does he get to watch TV? Basically, all this
> keeps LINUX as an OS for **experts**.
If rebuilding a kernel is to become a necessaty for configuration, then it
should be wrapped with a simple interface. Debian already has something
close to that.
>
> As I said, I don't
s well as re-compile the kernel from scratch if
> necessary.
What exactly of the kernel tree do you need in order to successfully build
a module foor your current kernel image (without building the whole tree)?
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big registry will make things even worse.
What happens when those configs are lost?
(dont tell me anything about automatic backups. We all know that this is
something that is bound to fail sooner or later, as in windows 98)
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mitation, and copied "as is" into
> linux, although linux does not have the original limitation at all, and
> could have used much better UI. This also leads to cluttered, confusing
> and unusable UI's. (see
> http://mpt.phrasewise.com/stories/storyReader$374
Just a comment
On Sun, 12 Jan 2003, Alex Chudnovsky wrote:
> On Saturday 11 January 2003 21:28, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> >
> > And re-install all of your programs. And hopefully you have your config
> > saved.
>
> Talking about re-installation of Windows here, not Linux.
Me
Hi
On Sun, 12 Jan 2003, Shoshannah Forbes wrote:
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> On Sunday, Jan 12, 2003, at 01:19 Asia/Jerusalem, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
>
> >
> >> I know tools like apt
> >> that help, but they are no good for computers with no internet
> >> connection, and are horr
r the relevant data (the inodes, in
this case) to remain in the cache, and thus any further runs on the same
tree or a subtree are expected to take a much shorter time.
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I the only one who thinks a configuration daemon is bad?
And anyway, I remind you that there is already a remote access protocol on
linux that is quite powerful, and works very well. It also fits into the
unix framework: rsh/ssh
(not telnet: you cannot run commands remotely via telnet!)
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Tz
On Sun, 12 Jan 2003, Evgeny Stambulchik wrote:
> Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
>
> >>Hence, this approach is wrong. Webmin, LinuxConf, YAST, DrakeConf, you name it.
> >>Huge duplication of efforts and _none_ of the above working properly. You need
> >>an API ("abs
pushing it?
(It is not just getting it into the distro, but also into the fontconfig
aliases file, so it will be used by files by default, and other stuff)
In debian there is already a culmus fonts package, thanks to Baruch Even.
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requires some
synchronization between two config keys, then the editor can't easily know
about that.
You can have the application put call-backs there to syncronize
those two keys, but that can create a number of unexpected effects and
strange effects (not to mention the extra resources taken)
Also: xml still doesn't allow me to easily:
*font: fixed
This is because XML assumes a tree structure, and this wildcar below
applies toall leaves wirt the name "font". So you see: a tree schema
doesn't always work...
And I still don't l;ike the current gconf: it requires an extra daemon
(Not a matter of resource waste, but a matter of complexity: see their FAQ
question "why can't I unmount my home directory when I exit?").
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