Hello Mike,
Le samedi 9 à 12:01, Mike Cloaked a écrit :
> So doing:
>
> [root@lapmike3 ~]# chmod 770 /var/named
>
> But the question is whether or not this is a good thing to do? Does
> anyone know if there are any bad consequences to resolving this
> problem by changing the permissions of /var/na
On 14.12.2011 01:02, Sébastien Leblanc wrote:
In your case it would be the Australian English locale (en_AU, I
think).
What is the difference between en_GB, en_US and en_AU ? Is the motd
updated to tell you "Good morning, Sir", "Hi guy" or "Good day, mate"?
--
Fred
Le vendredi 25 à 13:51, atilla ontas a écrit :
> You see, how variables reversed? So if you, developers, mind to and if
> it is possible use only one %s in a string it will be much
> appreciated.
The strings that you find in a .po file are (almost always) fed to
printf(3). In such a string, the f
Le dimanche 16 à 13:52, Ng Oon-Ee a écrit :
> On Sun, 2011-01-16 at 12:22 +0100, Frédéric Perrin wrote:
>> Why would a database be more subject to corruption than a tar file, and
>> harder to recover?
>
> An answer from an average user: I believe in tar files corruption wo
ssible to set a system-wide umask settings?
>
> Put it in ~/.bashrc, before the following line:
>
> [ -z "$PS1" ] && return
GNOME is launched from a user shell, and one that wouldn't read
/etc/profile ? Sounds strange...
Béla: have you looked into pam_umask?
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Frédéric Perrin -- http://tar-jx.bz
e average user):
Why would a database be more subject to corruption than a tar file, and
harder to recover?
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Frédéric Perrin -- http://tar-jx.bz
ngy for stopping such applications to start with the
user's session. It seems to mainly copy the .desktop file to
~/.config/autostart and add a line with X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=false.
Surely KDE has a similar feature (both a dialog box for choosing which
applications to start, and a cust
Le mercredi 8 à 0:55, Brendan Long a écrit :
> Have you seen the PulseAudio volume control applet (for Gnome)? My
> favorite two parts are being able to control sound for each
> application separately (Pidgin doesn't need to be as loud as Banshee),
> and being able to switch output while things are
Le mercredi 20 à 22:47, Rthoreau a écrit :
> What would be ideal is to get Hunspell working if you follow the
> emacswiki I still do not have a valid Hunspell working on two operating
> systems. One being Arch, the other OpenIndiana so I had to resort back
> to aspell for both.
Is the problem tha
Hello list,
I tried audacious for a change this morning, but it segfaulted on
visualisation change[1]. From the look of the backtrace[2], and seeing
that glib was updated a couple of days ago, a simple rebuild of the
package should be sufficient.
I would normally have submitted that to the bug tr
Le lundi 24 à 0:29, C Anthony Risinger a écrit :
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:02 AM, Keith Hinton wrote:
>> I had a question about the sixty four bit port of Arch in general
>> so figured this would be an okay place besides IRC to obtain any
>> help I needed. I wanted to find out ruffly how much
Hello list,
I tried audacious for a change this morning, but it segfaulted on
visualisation change[1]. From the look of the backtrace[2], and seeing
that glib was updated a couple of days ago, a simple rebuild of the
package should be sufficient.
I would normally have submitted that to the bug tr
Le lundi 21 à 18:57, Laurie Clark-Michalek a écrit :
> And on the anal sex point... actually, I think it'd be better for the
> convocation as a whole if we dropped that analogy.
Is that what they call a
Le samedi 19 à 22:59, Dieter Plaetinck a écrit :
>> You've never installed Debian/Ubuntu with a preseed.cfg file that
>> answer all the questions for you (or, at your option, as many or as
>> few questions as you wish)? You've never used FAI (Fully Automated
>> Installed) either?
>
> I have used FA
Le vendredi 18 à 10:24, RedShift a écrit :
> Things like enumerating all hardware
> devices, configuring a network interface, drawing a window, ejecting
> the CD-ROM drive, getting notified about new hardware plugged in,
> etc... It's different on every operating system.
Le jeudi 17 à 20:35, Dieter Plaetinck a écrit :
> On Thu, 17 Dec 2009 13:33:22 -0500
> Denis Kobozev wrote:
>> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 11:55 AM, Dieter Plaetinck
>> wrote:
>>> did that guy actually say that point and click visual installers
>>> are a time *saver* ?? is he out of his mind?
>>
>>
Le mardi 25 à 10:05, Jeff Horelick a écrit :
> As Sven-Hendrik said, you need to use ifconfig $interface up and ifconfig
> $interface down. If you really need ifup and ifdown, put this in your
> .bashrc:
>
> alias 'ifup eth0'='ifconfig eth0 up'
> alias 'ifdown eth0'='ifconfig eth0 down"
You *do* r
Le mardi 25 à 17:03, Patrick Brisbin a écrit :
> tar -xf on a 3 GB cache -> 1m 42s
>
> bsdtar -qxf on the same cache -> 0m 9s
If you ran both of them on the same set of files, BSD tar was certainly
quicker because it took advantage of the files being cached thanks to
the first run of GNU tar. Now,
Le jeudi 30 à 15:15, Edgar Kalkowski a écrit :
> I just updated to Emacs 23 which has new fancy font code with
> antialiasing etc. However the default font of 12pt is way too big for
> my taste. So I changed it to 10pt and saved the configuration to my
> ~/.emacs file.
>
> Everything works fine --
Le Mercredi 10 à 9:46, David C. Rankin a écrit :
> Listmates,
>
> After reading the newsletter article about old boxes with
> minimal hardware collecting dust in a closet, I thought about the
> openbox desktop I had just given a run-through and thought I would
> pass it along. You have severa
Le Vendredi 29 à 1:47, Daenyth Blank a écrit :
> I don't really see how this is needed. If a user updates package X
> which he knows is running a daemon, it's not hard to know whether or
> not it should be restarted. We should always assume the user is
> competant
When PAM is updated, sshd may nee
Hello,
Le Vendredi 29 à 0:03, Daenyth Blank a écrit :
> On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 17:33, Attila wrote:
>> But -1 for don't restarting because it is the job of a package
>> management to guarantee that an upgrade is safe and if a daemon needs
>> to restart than doing this is better as doing nothing.
Le Jeudi 14 à 23:03, Attila a écrit :
> I prefer to use gpasswd because for me the big advantage is that you
> don't have to log out than. But i don't know too what speak against
> editing /etc/group by hand if you can live with it that you have to
> log out.
You don't have to log out / log back i
Le Mercredi 6 à 13:07, Jan de Groot a écrit :
> On Wed, 2009-05-06 at 07:54 -0300, André Ramaciotti wrote:
>> Just a question about this new vi package. Am I the only one having
>> problems when openning UTF-8 files? I can't even type words with
>> diacritics or vi will abort. For example, try to c
Le Lundi 27 à 5:12, Shridhar Daithankar a écrit :
> Hmm.. I use kde and there is nothing for ssh-agent in /etc. I think it
> should go in shell startup so that even non-gui session have ssh-agent
> too.
I would agree with that. Having it enabled for everyone, I'm not sure.
You should consider addi
Le Jeudi 16 à 17:45, kludge a écrit :
> Dieter Plaetinck wrote:
>> On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:36:36 +0200
>> Johannes Held wrote:
>>> Maurício :
stat("/home/mauricio/public_html", 0x7fffceb2dcb0) = -1 EACCES
(Permission denied)
>>> Is your ~ r-x for others?
>>
>> actually only x is needed
Le Mardi 6 à 19:46, Guus Snijders a écrit :
> Well, removing glib didn't make a difference, so i tried recompiling
> it (with yaourt -Sb xscreensaver).
>
> But alas, compiling ended with:
>
> galaxy.c: In function 'draw_galaxy':
> galaxy.c:462: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault
> Please s
Hello,
Oops, I accidently hit the send button... Sorry for the previous almost
empty message.
Alessio Bolognino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I recall a recent thread in arch-dev-public about a new policy about
> info docs; I think devs decided to include info docs in the new
> packages, but I'm
Hello,
Alessio Bolognino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I recall a recent thread in arch-dev-public about a new policy about
> info docs; I think devs decided to include info docs in the new
> packages, but I'm not 100% sure.
After some manual searching, I found the following thread :
[arch-dev-p
Hello Archlinux,
I like reading documentation in the Info format (especially when it is
the prefered / only form of documentation). However, Archlinux decides
to strip by default the Info documentation from its packages. I am not
going to contest that decision, but I'd like to install Info docs.
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