Hello,
I think I've found a bug in a sound driver (snd-cs46xx) which causes a
kernel panic when several sounds are played using the aplay command.
I tried to report this using reportbug, but I didn't know what package
name to enter, so I'm contacting this address as directed by the
reportbug inst
On Mon, 27 Apr 2015 at 12:26 mudongliang
wrote:
> Today I try to install a software - youdao dict.
> First I try it in vmware machine: Linuxmint and Ubuntu. It can succeed!
> But when I do it in Debian , it fails ; And the reason is the lost of
> python3-xlib.
> So I search in the web page of Deb
Frederik Kriewitz wrote:
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Adrian Chapela
wrote:
www.whatismyip.com is another possibility but I think there isn't another
web with a clean IP like www.whatismyip.org
http://checkip.dyndns.org/
http://dynamic.zoneedit.com/checkip.html
If you would l
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why is it setting them but then telling me that the where not set
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* moshez tries to understand why in god's name /us
r-x1 root shadow 229532 Nov 7 03:25 /usr/bin/xscreensaver*
so maybe this is a bug in xscreensaver?
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me here. I have a number of systems, the mouse works fine under X,
but simply doesn't work under gpm. Not even if I exit X and restart
gpm. On some systems I have a ps2 mouse on psaux, on other systems it
is USB.
I have no idea what is wrong, but am pretty sure that everything use
to work
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ing! Some
init.d scripts get very confused when started twice in a row like
this...
This is with the latest files in testing (as of yesterday).
Do I smell a bug somewhere here? Or is this normal behaviour?
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e or things
that come in powers of 10, such as money, they retain their usual
meanings of multiplication by powers of 1000 = 10^3. When used with
bytes or other things that naturally come in powers of 2, they usually
denote multiplication by powers of 1024 = 2^(10)."
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to the most recent version of potato?
Noah> Should I report this as a bug? in dpkg? in libc6?
You forgot to mention what version of dpkg you are using...
(maybe if it is an old version it is too old?)
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tton on numerous occasions first...
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utes (not
counting UserPassword) and "auth" access to UserPassword.
Or, perhaps you don't even have enough access for this? Are you sure?
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especially, contains files (on my woody system) that look
really important, eg /sbin/init, shutdown, etc. Your system will not
boot without /sbin/init.
Try and find out why apt-get wants to remove these packages. eg. What
happens if you type in:
apt-get install sysvinit linux-util
does that work?
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low level operations are done
on the server (so the server can remain stateless). For instance, a
named pipe will not talk to a program on the server, at best it will
only talk to another program on the client.
Of course, NFS does have major a major weakness because of this
approach: Access cont
directory)
lstat64(0x82f7fe8, 0xb91c) = 0
rename("//lib/ld-2.1.3.so.dpkg-tmp", "//lib/ld-2.1.3.so") = 0
rmdir("//lib/ld-2.1.3.so.dpkg-new") = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
close(6dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
)= 0
haven't seen that one until now.
Any ideas?
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d it, by
pausing the video and restarting it.
Weird. Not that I care that much, I don't use DVD that often. In fact,
I hardly ever use it :-).
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users access to
the screen though (see ACL commands in screen man page), as each user
needs access to the socket (I think). but screen will refuse to run
unless the socket directory is only readable by the owner.
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password
Ctrl-A : displays
but haven't been able to work out (yet) how to attach to this screen
as another user.
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ot; will be a subdirectory called
".Important". You can't have subdirectories that start with two
periods.
[...]
Can folders have subfolders, defined in a recursive fashion? The
answer is no. If you want to have a client with a hierarchy of
folders, emulate it. Pick a
bjavaplugin_oji.so: linking
error=/usr/lib/j2re1.3/lib/i386/libjavaplugin_oji.so: undefined symbol:
PR_GetCurrentThread
SO I had to type in
mv /usr/lib/netscape/plugins/javaplugin.so /usr/lib/netscape/javaplugin.so
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t download jdk1.2 (assuming 1.3 isn't yet
available for Linux)? Where is the best place to get this from?
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dn't work.
A simpler thing which does exactly the same thing (and surprisingly
nobody seems to have mentioned it yet) is:
rm -f ./--remove-files
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"--remove-files", and rm can't tell the difference.
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ose of the message and go to another one, xemacs
continues downloading the images... Argghhh!
(I apologise in advance if this is a FAQ or something, but I haven't
seen it yet)
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as I couldn't do the 2nd step
(create a virtual drive from the physical drive, it kept saying no
physical drives found).
As for now, I have replaced the dead harddisk, and everything is
working fine (for the moment).
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> the README's from nvidia.
In hindsight, I didn't reboot after disabling AGP.
Perhaps that was the problem.
johanc> Johan, who got rid of it but can't remember how.
Do you have any of these in your XF86Config-4 file?
Option "NvAgp" "0" ... disables AGP support
Option "NvAgp" "1" ... use NVAGP, if possible
Option "NvAgp" "2" ... use AGPGART, if possible
I think 1 is the default.
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o corrupt), and the only way I could fix this was by
rebooting the computer.
Any ideas?
(oh, one more thing, what is device-3dfx? Do I need that? What does it
do?)
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Maybe if I was a LISP expert and/or had plenty of time to join
additional xemacs mailing lists, etc, I would be able to solve both of
these problems, however neither of those conditions apply to me ;-)
I don't use html-mode so can't comment on that.
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re serious, I imagine for "append file" operations, where
you could get the data appended twice...
I once read a book that said care needs to be taken with any RPC call
that alters the state of the server, for this reason, but from what I
have heard, NFS doesn't care.
Conclusion: (i
ssible, and last I heard, NFS over TCP was
still very experimental)
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>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> The main limitations of Gnus for me, I guess are: won't
Brian> check SSL server key, and won't cache IMAP data (unless you
Brian> manually tell it to, but then it won
pears to be in a rut,
Joost> unfortunately. It badly needs some form of revival
Joost> operation. Any volunteers? Even documenting what package
Joost> combinations are needed for specific aims would be an
Joost> improvement.
Yes. I think the examples are badly
lacking. /usr/share/doc/docbook-xml/, contains examples, but no code
to process them (only validate).
Other examples I have looked at, and suddenly realized they were SGML,
not XML...
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..
I seem to remember (from a while ago) that it was strongly discouraged
to share Gnus mail data with any other program, as any other mail
program wouldn't know how to keep Gnus specific files in sync (eg
.newsrc.eld) (or the reasoning was something along these lines).
(especially if a cop
mmm... Interesting thought.
I have not tried it, but my guess is that Gnus will still try to
connect to all servers on initial startup though.
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limitations of Gnus for me, I guess are: won't check SSL
server key, and won't cache IMAP data (unless you manually tell it to,
but then it won't delete the messages when they are erased from the
server).
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> 0' failed.
zsh: abort xalan -in guard.xml -xsl
nasty... I haven't yet filed a bug report on this, it is possible my
versions of everything are approx 1 week old.
I have filed bug reports on *some* of these issues, but haven't got
any response yet.
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ms rendering *any* XML Docbooks files on
Debian without DTD errors, rendering errors, etc.
mathml is one of the things I will look investigate (as well SVG
support), once I get the basics like the DTDs working.
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under Linux.
Just remember to unmount the file system before ejecting the card ;-).
However, I have heard that somebody else was having problems obtaining
the PCMCIA adaptor (I can't verify this myself), and when I got mine,
it was the only one in the shop...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does the construct
_("What ever format string I use")
means in the context of printf?
For example:
[00:50:20 tmp]$ grep -C1 printf\(_\( util-linux-2.11b/misc-utils/script.c
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "-V") || !strcmp(argv[1], "--version")) {
Hello,
I use Debian unstable, and no programs that use sound via Gnome
libraries will make any sound. This includes gnome-control-centre,
gnome menus, gnome games, etc.
Other programs, eg esdplay, sawmill, etc, work fine. Stable also works
fine. What is wrong with unstable?
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Mozilla Web Browser - core libraries and bro
ii mozilla-psm0.9.1-2Mozilla Web Browser - Personal Security Mana
installed from unstable
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;t properly handle special characters
(eg. TABs, which I had to expand out first). Always check to make sure
it comes out as expected, with no errors.
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etwork access to a central server, but can't
remember the password to login locally to the console.
(Just a thought: perhaps a better solution would be to store these
passwords on a computer file, but GPG encrypt them?)
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r the window manager close function.
2. kill -9.
Last I tried, if I pressed Ctrl+C at the console running netscape in
the foreground, or if I try to kill it with -9, then it crashed and
can only be killed with -9.
So it seems that the cleanup routine that intercepts the signal is
buggy, and never returns.
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-get
upgrade" about a week before going overseas, which upgraded lilo,
which asked me if I wanted to reinstall lilo, where I answered
yes. Unfortunately, I forgot that my lilo setup was broken, and I
didn't find out until the power failed when I was overseas...)
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>>>>> "Peter" == Peter O Fedichev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> yes, I have
Peter> rsync -avz -e ssh / /tmp/backup
Peter> works perfect, also when start from bash
It sounds like rsync is not on the path on the *remote* computer.
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to see the
context of the message, in case the original message is no longer
available on your system (and you don't want to search the Debian
archives to find it).
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-gnome, and it is in unstable. Not sure about
testing though.
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sure)
I would report these, but don't currently have to time to check up if
they have already been reported or not.
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it went away after I
upgraded more packages from stable to unstable.
However, all my packages (except a few unimportant non-free/contrib
packages) are now from unstable, and I don't use Ximian stuff anymore.
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ill preserve everything, too, I think. I often use the -x parameter,
too (stay on one file system).
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nking I was just standing around waiting for someone
> to blow smoke up my ass.
>
> Either that, or the fine print is that to try, you need to give them two
> million dollars.
>
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entioned in private E-Mail, you shouldn't
normally have to export /usr from the server (you use the .../root/usr
directory instead). There might be a bug somewhere, eg. documentation,
that mislead you.
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Hello,
Is it possible to use the standard X cut and paste using
xemacs21-gtk?
I can paste OK, copying to another application is the problem.
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t is the only difference I can see
between all of these)
Some of these claim that they will work for almost any device that
uses RS232.
Sorry, I can't recommend/discourage any specific brands.
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d against the newer version of X, as he has not released it in
Debian yet.
First check that no bug report already exists. In the case of
ssh-askpass-gnome, it is #94663. It was submitted 8 days ago.
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>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> Running startx works fine (Except for sawfish not being
Brian> installed). So I guess the problem must be gdm's fault: ii
Brian> gdm 2.0-0.beta4.15 GNOME Display Manager
No.
fault:
ii gdm2.0-0.beta4.15 GNOME Display Manager
Anyone else noticed the same problem? I find it surprising that
upgrading from Helix code works, but installing from scratch doesn't.
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Daniel Katz wrote:
>
> Marcelo Chiapparini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > > YMMV. Does anyone who uses Abiword on Stable know how well
> > > importing works?
> >
> > Sorry about my ignorance, but what does YMMV mean?
> >
>
>
Type 'echo ', and then
Ansel> press Control-V Escape 'c'. This will place the two
Ansel> character sequence "^]c" on the command line, and when you
Ansel> run it, the terminal should be fixed.
Often just typing in "reset" will help this problem too.
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>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> I probably should upgrade dpkg-dev so it is the same
Brian> version as dpkg, and try again.
No, still get the same error :-(.
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/I
e maintenance system for Debian
I probably should upgrade dpkg-dev so it is the same version as dpkg,
and try again.
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ectory `/home/bam/admin/linux/linux-2.4.3'
make: *** [stamp-build] Error 2
what is going wrong?
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e does not exist.
Personally, I would sooner just make everything use /dev/misc/psaux.
However, if you still want to do this, you need to modify you devfs
config.
Have a look at /etc/devfs/symlinks, this looks like the right spot
(not tested).
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>>>>> "Ethan" == Ethan Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ethan> the problem is most likely that /usr/sbin/postdrop is not
Ethan> setgid postdrop.
>From memory, there is a debconf question about this. Perhaps the
response to the question was
This occurs under the console (no X) as well as X.
I have tired all the setterm commands listed in the man pages, but my monitor
still blanks out after 10 minutes of nonuse. I have looked through the init.d
stuff and haven't found anything. Any ideas, suggestions? Thanks.
-Russell May
How do I disable the automatic blank screensaver that kicks
in?
-Russell May
easons. Also all
Christoph> external helper programs changed version, hindering
Christoph> xcdroast to even start. I fixed it for me using the
Christoph> command line tools :)
Is it possible to copy a CD using command line tools? (for legal
reasons of course)
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eing run on a NFS-Root
system, with /usr, /bin, /lib, /sbin mounted read-only, /dev on devfs,
so the damage it could cause is mostly limited to /var, /home, /etc
(hmmm... the paranoid could/should mount the last two as read-only
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] ~ >ls -l /dev/sg*
lr-xr-xr-x1 root root 36 Apr 12 2001 /dev/sg0 ->
scsi/host0/bus0/target6/lun0/generic
Of course I don't have /dev/sg1 though - this computer only has 1 scsi
adaptor. I suspect xcdroast may be enforcing rules it does not need to
enforce.
xcdroast fr
upported SANE-compatible scanner.
Please let me know if you see any improvements... although it sounds
similar with my experience with colour printers, too.
Is it just the 4200c which is bad, or all HP scanners? If I were to
purchase another scanner and wanted one that is Linux compatible what
should I get?
Thanks for your reply.
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0 netmask 255.0.0.0 lo
Are you sure you need this?
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but I haven't tried
writing yet.
How can I force xcdroast to bypass this check? My guess it wants SCSI
devices which aren't installed on my system.
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received errors, and nothing of
use works.
Everything else I have tried with USB works fine. Any ideas what is
wrong here?
Thanks in advance.
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>>>>> "S" == S Salman Ahmed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "BM" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BM> You don't need to do anything. The new devfs will mount over
BM> the top of the old /dev directory h
d /dev directory hiding its contents.
Just remember to say "mount devfs on startup" (or something similar)
in the kernel compile time options.
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>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> I am confused...
Sorry about my noise. I found it was due to two reasons:
1. IN/OUT rules are used unless the packet is delivered to the local
computer (ie not used if the packet is bei
wrong?
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h it myself though...
I have also been warned not to use Reiserfs on the root partition, as
sometimes the computer might not be able to boot. So I have reiserfs
on /home. Using it on /var/spool/squid should also be safe (the worst
that could happen is you loose all of Squid's cached files).
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I it doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
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sted xterm session (and the attack Ethan describes is still
possible unless you protect the .* files too), but I think it is a lot
better then allowing all processes access.
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Karsten> issue.
There is a non-free package dvi2tty that might be what you are looking
for...
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debug3: key_read: no space
debug2: key_type_from_name: unknown key type '-END'
debug3: key_read: no key found
so it looks like that ssh-keygen is creating the key in the wrong
format.
Rob> On larry I have: .ssh2/peon.pub copied from peon
Rob> .ssh2/authorization containing Key peon.pub
So I expect I am doing something obvious that is completely wrong ;-),
but not sure what.
Thanks in advance.
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while it
Erik> works, usually ctrl-z to stop it, bg to make it continue in
Erik> background)
zsh (probably bash too, but not sure) also has a detach command.
So you can detach a shell job from the shell.
Once you detach a process you can't put use the fg or bg commands on
it anymore.
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>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Devin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> I am running devfs with devfsd (because I thought it was the
Mark> way things were going in the 2.4 kernels). I can't seem to
Mark> get my soundcard to work and I am beginning t
ernel
Look under /usr/doc/iptables/html after installing iptables (AFAIK you
can install iptables even when running the 2.2.X kernel).
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>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> (as for asking a question on another mailing list, proper
Brian> etiquette demands that I join the other mailing list first,
Brian> but bandwidth is becoming saturated on my 28
I don't think this is a
good idea).
John> but you should be aware that there are a number of issues
John> with IIRC
Such as?
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cation of bandwidth used by each connection would be
nice, too, but not essential).
Note:
[1] this file seems to contain connections that don't need to be
tracked (eg localhost --> localhost) or for certain non-masqueraded
connections. Why?
[2] I am using Linux 2.4.2
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ct the later.
The fact that it crashes pine and outlook, IMHO, means, that those
programs are buggy. A mail program shouldn't crash just because it
receives garbage that is meant to resemble an E-Mail.
hogan> Looks like a very obvious spammer from the headers
hogan> "X-AD2000-"
What are these headers for?
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to) contains gnus 5.6.45.
Richard> As far as I can tell, xemacs will use its own copy of
Richard> gnus by default, but there's likely a way you can get it
Not on my system... The latest version just works. Yes, I have made
extensive modifications, but not to the load path or anything like
that.
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>>>>> "Andy" == Andy Spiegl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Oh, of course, I missed this. It looks like two programs may be
>> competing to add the From header. What do you have in your
>> .forward file?
Andy> Nothing. It d
now
Andy> appear in the body of the message. Similar things happen
Andy> with other programs.
Oh, of course, I missed this. It looks like two programs may be
competing to add the From header. What do you have in your .forward
file?
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>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> Some time I will have to figure out why this happens on my
Brian> system. I use postfix with Maildir format (single message
Brian> per file), which is then imported into Gnus' n
em. I
use postfix with Maildir format (single message per file), which is
then imported into Gnus' nnfolder format (single message per
file). Some where along the line lines beginning with From are still
quoted even though this isn't required.
Lets try something:
>From me!
>From me too!
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ebian docks and/or
kmself> Google. I also suspect the information will be
kmself> forthcoming on this list ;-)
Check the equivs package.
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is not Gnome aware. So my guess is that vim would
restart automatically, but may not automatically reopen the same files
(then again, I am not sure how this session management works either).
(yes a GTK version exists, but GTK != GNOME. Instead Gnome is a high
level library that uses GTK as the lower level API).
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