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On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 04:44:41PM -0700, Bob Proulx wrote: > > hello i cant sign in my accout > > Everything appears to be working as far as I can see. I can log in > using either Firefox or Chromium. > > Another user just reported the same problem but with the solution for > them was that the

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Alex Naumov wrote: > > Same here. > > There are no errors or something. Just staying not signed in. > > The problem was in the Firefox version. It seems the old versions (for > example, 96.0.2) are not supported anymore. > With Firefox 108.0.1 it works well. Strange. As far as I know there hasn't

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Anita Evans wrote: > hello i cant sign in my accout Everything appears to be working as far as I can see. I can log in using either Firefox or Chromium. Another user just reported the same problem but with the solution for them was that their Firefox needed to be upgraded. I suggest verifying

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The problem was in the Firefox version. It seems the old versions (for example, 96.0.2) are not supported anymore. With Firefox 108.0.1 it works well. Cheers, Alex On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 9:53 PM Alex Naumov wrote: > Same here. > There are no errors or something. Just staying not signed in. > >

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Same here. There are no errors or something. Just staying not signed in. On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 8:41 PM Anita Evans wrote: > hello i cant sign in my accout > > > > > Sent from Mail for > Windows > 10 >

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issI Jenkins написал(а): > What is this pertaining to in my drive files and who is controlling my > accounts Context?

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Hello Héctor! hector lacunza wrote: > Hi, my name is Héctor. I am studing Network Administration Operative > Systems (ASIR, in spanish) and i am interested in learn more about > GNU/Linux. I think the best way yo learn is to do, so i would like > to work with you. > If i can be a contributor pleas

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The Talk wrote: > ViewVC 1.1.26 Did you want to make some comment to the Savannah Hackers? If so then the above was not sufficient to convey meaningful communication. Bob

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Hello, Samueladam Roberts ezt írta (időpont: 2018. nov. 23., P, 7:33): > > Can you help me Could you elaborate on that a bit more? I really think there will be someone who can help, but we need some more information. Best regards, g_bor

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Hello Robert, Welcome to the group! Robert Musial wrote: > On July 2, 2018 2:51:35 PM EDT, Bob Proulx wrote: > > Hello Bob, Did you mean to send a blank email? No. That was completely unintentional. And actually I don't know what happened to cause that to slip out. It was a completely empty

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On July 2, 2018 2:51:35 PM EDT, Bob Proulx wrote: > Hello Bob, Did you mean to send a blank email?

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Ankith S wrote: >I have found some c source code of UNIX commands.page is > coreutils.git - GNU coreutils.htm. And is it possible to compile > those codes using gcc compiler??if possible please guide me how to > compile?? You have reached the mailing list for people who hack on Savannah.

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rhe...@realtime.net wrote: > What is "Savannah backers"? Tell the "Castro" person he or > she should change that name. Bad connotation. > I'm going to make the supposition you meant "hacker." In the mainstream media, the word hacker does have a pejorative connotation. However, among computer pr

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rms, the weatherbug.com web site provides weather news and information, e.g., you can give it a zip code and get back a weather forecast. I believe the script simply parses the HTML that the form on their web site spits back. I don't see any harm in a program like that.

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The Savannah Hackers are interested to know if it is appropriate to approve projects which depend on non-free dynamic websites and their content like http://www.weatherbug.com/ rms previously approved a GNU package phpgrabcomics, which grabs and saves comic strips (Dilbert, etc.) from

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Hi, This is better. I have a lot of small purely technical comments :) - I do like attached diff :) - Your diff was reversed (changes from your version back to Savane, instead of the changes from Savane to your version). The best way to produce a diff is to download the source using git, mo