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Ranjan
Jitsi certainly supports SIP. ;)
Sorry, poma: I don't know what SIP means. THis is you, but you have to
be less cryptic for me to make sense!:-)
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Alternately you can look at ffmpeg.
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Have to look and see how hard it is to go back to sysvinit, which is dumb but
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and that always gave the right names to the same devices.
I saw this in action, but I didn't set it up, I'm still looking for an easy to
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typical mixed bag of a corporate environment.
Glad to know everything is working now.
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reasonable amount of menu complexity, and will accept as input a number of file
formats, I think including mp4, although I have none handy to check my memory.
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[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captive_portal
[2] - https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1135777
[3] - https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1337
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ion out another five years will let people skip
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On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 6:39 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
bitlord wrote:
This is about Fedora 21 which is still not released!!! Please read
carefully. And it is only default on Workstation image (that is what I
know)
Thank you for the
model isn't done, I don't know). In any case, there would not be any
such drivers if there is no 32bit kernel to build against, would there. Using a
driver built against another kernel is too risky to contemplate someone
deliberately making that a production case (I hope).
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anyone, and GNOME3 doesn't think the way I do, although the new interface is
less bad. Mint rocks.
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interface, hoops must be jumped.
Any experience to share?
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Matthew Miller wrote:
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 11:45:10AM -0400, Bill Davidsen wrote:
I have a complex firewall setup running on an older version of
Fedora, and I'd like to upgrade to RHEL7 or recent Fedora.
Unfortunately, I can't really do what I need using firewalld, so two
question
Tom Horsley wrote:
On Fri, 24 Oct 2014 11:45:10 -0400
Bill Davidsen wrote:
2 - is it as easy as removing firewalld and installing networkmanager with yum?
They have nothing to do with one another as far as I know.
Just copy your /etc/sysconfig/iptables (and ip6tables) from your old
system
ed end"
Then you have a trail in the system log which you can find:
grep rc.local /var/log/messages
You can still put errors from a command in a file of its own, if
that provides documentation, but the note in the log remains you
it failed.
Hope this is going to help the original prob
Ed Greshko wrote:
On 10/28/14 11:37, jd1008 wrote:
Oooops!
I do not have your public key :) :)
So, it all looks like greek to me
Sent in error from my tablet courtesy of Mei-Mei.a cat.
I have sent many things like that, and cats regularly contribute to my chat
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ll all of these a tie on CPU, I'm tempted to call memory a tie, too, if it's
really tight the 32bit release will make some difference.
HTH
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Just a thought, I run the upgrade by hand, but the download once a day, or on
boot, depending on the machine being up. Since the upgrade can end in a power
off, the user need not wait until the p
hat, I mention
it. My sample size (one) is pretty small.
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On Fri, Oct 03, 2014 at 02:19:55PM -0400, David A. De Graaf wrote:
On Fri, Oct 03, 2014 at 04:01:30AM +0930, Tim wrote:
Allegedly, on or about 02 October 2014, Chris Murphy sent:
Cables are often the source of weird problems. Specifically it&#
good reason for
systemd to grow its own.
More bloat to fail, it may come as a shock, but there are computers running
Linux and not network connected at all (as in no NIC devices). Bloat for no benefit.
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Joe Zeff wrote:
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I've always called systemd the world's fist computer fungus - it wants
to grow over everything.
Resistance is futile! Your functionality will be assimilated.
Or in this case approximated.
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. Why is an undocumented
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mate-terminal
In short, with a terminal and system monitor running, I see no excessive memory
or CPU usage. If you are seeing a real symptom, something other than fc21 is
involved.
HTH
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at most any two servers alike. They bought what
IBM told them was the best buy, some have hardware RAID, some software RAID,
some whatever dm sets up.
There must be some visualization tool, right?
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Tom Horsley wrote:
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Bill Davidsen wrote:
Until quite recently there was a package, palimpsest
The hopelessly opaque name palimpset was renamed to the
moderately sensible gnome-disks (though it would be nice
if a gnome-discs link were installed by default
aven't put much effort into finding the details. I'm
more about works than ease of use and features. Both are desirable, but if I
must choose I pass on debugging.
HTH
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card? Or even not so
new, I have a case of unused "HUB6" cards and would be glad to find a home for
one, since modem pools are not a big thing anymore.
I last did SCO admin for a living in 1993, and have done little but Linux
since,
so I'm not right on top of this OS any mor
ards walk out
> of the motherboard, or hairline fractures occur), and to static shocks.
>
Dust. You disturb the dust.
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>> I have a friend who is running his business on an old OpenServer machine, and
>> would love to be able to just run a copy in a VM. The issue
implementation or so, since the extra cost networking
stuff wasn't bought when the system was built. A local business depends on
this,
and I'm trying to help them recover.
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>> I have a friend who is running his business on an old OpenServer machine, and
>> would love to be able to just run a copy in a VM. The issue
behavior I notice, root can
read
if public read is set, but can't write a 644 file.
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>>
>> Try mounting manually. If that works, then you're experiencing the
> bug.
>
> Is this the right mount command?
> mount -t nfs 192.168.1.14:/home/magnusg/Music /home/magnusg/Music
>
> I get this error message:
> mount.nfs: Connection
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) is the issue. Given that I could do that the
whole problem is solvable, if ugly.
I don't really see what would let me get at the slice level.
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T.C. Hollingsworth wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Now that MINT has both a GNOME2 port and ax extension (plugin, whatever) for
>> GNOME3 to make it usable without user retraining, will these features be
>> available in Fedora17, or has th
Olav Vitters wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 01, 2011 at 02:49:30PM -0500, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Now that MINT has both a GNOME2 port and ax extension (plugin, whatever) for
>> GNOME3 to make it usable without user retraining, will these features be
>> available in Fedora17, or has th
ard feel and CPU power than I expect, but for a few days on the road it
serves just fine.
I think the car paradigm works, the specialized units are so much better than
the general purpose units that there is a market for all of them, big, little,
cheap, expen$ive, sexy, etc.Sports cars and Fia
> generated on one OS & running on the another? And what if hardware of
> the machines is different?
>
> With best regards.
> Sanjay.
>
Very belatedly, yes you can, at least for Linux and my one attempt to move an
XP
VM for testing. Works.
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video
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re for Gnome 3 seemed logical.
>
I'm not sure how that follows, KDE is more like GNOME2 than is GNOME3. The
GNOME
releases are similar only at the acronym level.
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and
as people hit 40 they realize that fonts they *can* read are no longer ones
they
*want to* read.
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Veli-Pekka Kestilä wrote:
On 10.5.2012 0.40, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Ed Greshko wrote:
On 05/09/2012 10:26 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
I get a message "rpc.idmapd appears not to be running" when it is running,
and I'm
mount is "rw,soft,intr -t nfs4" and the idmap proce
yourself I'd be tempted to suggest a VM first.
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thing. Unfortunately that sounds like a fairly major
change to the existing behavior, so it may not be practical.
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penetration test? Or are you checking response time or ??? If
you want to know if they're usable on dialup to a large extent that's a human
judgement, and little trick to make a site feel faster make a huge difference.
People can give you better answers if you ask a better question. :-
on't take that long to can GNOME and run something else...
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Tim wrote:
Sam Varshavchik:
/facepalm
The good news here, I think is that these kinds of situations tend to solve
themselves, eventually, one way or the other. It's only a matter of time. I just
need a free weekend.
Bill Davidsen:
It won't take that long to can GNOME and run some
needs
one vision to keep it coherent, and an RFC committee to keep it sane.
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want by installing a better KVM.
As JD points out, you may be able to force things with xrandr. Really like the
projection trick in that one.
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dp -- anywhere 224.0.0.251 state NEW
udp dpt:mdns
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ill help, as the mounts to old
releases need a network, too, and they work.
And you didn't ask, but I'll mention that putting IP addresses in fstab is an
opportunity for simple changes to break things. I have seen people learn this
the hard way, although I didn't.
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wouldn't install without it. Since I lack a huge supply of systems to play I can
only say it happened on three (different) small systems.
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sive retries:0 Invalid misc:15 Missed beacon:0
802.11n uses 2.462Mb band and/or 5.xxx Mb band, the high band being less noisy
in many cases and possibly giving a cleaner connection.
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option in syslogd, I just don't recall where I used to set it. I believe by
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g.conf, which I did not get on first reading (and it
didn't feel like where I should be looking to begin with).
Can you point me to a link?
/etc/rsyslog.conf and it's man page. Define a debug.log and have debug stuff go
there, by setting the level to debug.
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ows that there was a massive clock botch.
http://webster.tmr.com/~davidsen/Date_error_in_VM.png
I'm trying something now, it's been up for 2 days 16 hr, but if this doesn't fix
I'll have to seriously debug and would like to know if it's a unique problem or
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Aaron Konstam wrote:
On Tue, 2012-05-22 at 09:14 -0400, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Aaron Konstam wrote:
On Tue, 2012-05-22 at 00:32 -0700, Edward M wrote:
Hi,
Iḿ currently trying creating a custom Fedora 16 LiveCD. from Fedoraś
wiki howto called " How to create and use a LiveCD.¨
As order i
x27;s you, although it doesn't seem to be universal. Some hardware
seems to trigger a different output from the blkid calc, while most work. That's
only based on three upgrades, two worked fine, one did as you say, haven't
gotten to building a 3.4 kernel yet, on my to-do list for the
a full new install, which generally has no functional difference, just a
"debris field" of stuff not quite cleaned up. I see no reason not to go if you
can wait, or want to test drive over the holiday.
If you want a test drive, install in a VM.
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nk he wants the "single, known interface" to have a single known name, and
not some random characters determined by the whichness of what.
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more overhead and since the fail is clean due to yum checking stuff, there's
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Note: this is _probably_ what happened, see what bugzilla says.
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becoming extremely tiresome.
It is not GNOME bashing, it is GNOME3 bashing. And as much as you might wish
everyone agreed with the apologists for it, if the complaints are tiresome fix
the interface instead of telling people to shut up.
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on a live fc16 install, using totally different video hardware, it's
unlikely to be just poorly supported hardware.
The OP might try using VNC for access, to see if that provides any useful info.
I do believe the WM is making the cursor vanish when not moving.
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just grab packets off an interface or anything, and while I don't see the
average user having a use for it, I've been wrong about that before, with
legitimate useful stuff being done by people I would not have suspected would
understand the capability, much less make use of it.
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ISP for IPv6 was
for testing, and is only 768kb right now.
It looks as if yum chooses IPv6 sources when available, over IPv4. Who knew?
Yes, I confirmed with wireshark, really was using v6 for everything but
rpmfusion updates.
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dress, then you won't try IPv6, so it
won't cause any delay.
It seems to use IPv6 instead of the fastest link table, which is how I noticed
this, my standard IPv4 link is 10Mbit, my IPv6 test link is only 768k. However,
now that I understand it, I will either stop IPv6 before upgrade, o
rity. If it can't be used it can't be misused.
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TO=TCP SPT=39903 DPT=19 WINDOW=5840
RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0
is this more likely a kernel-bug or rsyslog?
Don't see it here unless I make a mistake and type "--log-prefix" twice on the
command line.
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ses?) issue, the edit works fine.
grub-2.00-rc1 is in the GNU repo, and it fixes most of the problems. robatino is
tracking
the development and I hope the rc1 gomes in an update soon.
After yumming in the beta6 rpm, don't forget to grub2-install /dev/sd to
actually replace
the grub2 code on
n't
have a VM capable CPU, or the root could be tiny and the app could run in a
throwaway VM, recreated at boot time.
See: qemu-img create -b real.img -f qcow2 single-use.img
Booting off the copy will put changes in an image which can be discarded, or you
can run multiple VMs off a single i
hout the problem of have to
remeber remount rw before updates
with "yum-plugin-security" and "yum update --security" you can
even on Fedora minimize updates most of the time if you really
want while you can update packages selective from the normal
repos if a update fixes a bug which
Michael Schwendt wrote:
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Reindl Harald wrote:
what is this in dmesg?
why is "--log-prefix" here loggd instead the --log-prefix from whatever rule it
was?
--log-prefixIN=eth1 OUT= MAC=00:50:8d:b5:cc:de:00:01:5c:24:68:01:
system issue or a user inteerface issue, but
hopefully that tip will give people a way to really power the damn thing off.
Oddly, hibernate does power down on all those systems, although as usual they
don't reboot cleanly.
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Richard Vickery wrote:
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wrote:
On 07/02/2012 11:00 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
I have several systems which either reboot or drop to some zombie mode
on shutdown from the WM (GNOME3, XFCE, Cinnamon) and on
the accuracy of emulation is dubious.
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the next place you expect them to be, until you find the problem.
I presume you have a firewall of some kind for IPv6, that's where you set the
INPUT first rule to DROP. That's a pretty good off switch. If you're throwing
all your systems directly on the
nd you are hearing "we don't care."
Anyway thanks for being who you used to be, but you don't seem to be any more.
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JD wrote:
Hi All,
I was planning to purchase one of these.
Is it supported in Fedora?
Got a spec telling what chipset it uses? I admit that some of the stuff I use
does require a vendor driver, although the kernel stuff is getting better.
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Antonio M wrote:
2012/7/5 Bill Davidsen mailto:david...@tmr.com>>
JD wrote:
Hi All,
I was planning to purchase one of these.
Is it supported in Fedora?
Got a spec telling what chipset it uses? I admit that some of the stuff I
use does require a
my test.
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the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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't do that. Some
expert might have a way to do what you want via an applet on the workspace, but
the behavior seems shared. You will have to share the behavior, I believe.
I did learn a little by poking around, so time well spent!
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tter where I plug them in, I suspect the ugly string is a label of some
kind, and you could use that, perhaps even change it to something you like better.
Once you get it mounted in the same place every time, you can use symlinks if
you don't like the name.
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&
#x27;s n cache, it goes on
happily, and only when no process knows, or thinks it knows, about the umounted
f/s it won't truly go away.
In either case, the name of the big hammer is lsof, assuming you really want to
umount and are willing to accept collateral damage.
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