Brian writes:
[...]
> CUPS supplies quite a few PPDs so I wonder which one you used. The
> openprinting-ppds package has a PPD for your printer. It is identical to
> one you downloaded from Brother's site!
I don't know where it comes from since my system has virtually no ppd on
disk. I created
Camaleón writes:
[...]
>> The ppd is the one provided with cups, and I also tried with the generic
>> ps ppd.
>
> Try also with Brother's PPD file:
>
>
>> http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/download_prn.html#HL-4050CDN
This dit it. I tried everything, including creat
Teemu Likonen writes:
> * Rick Thomas [2012-03-03 02:22:09 -0500] wrote:
>
>> You can purge them all by doing
>>
>> sudo aptitude -Pv purge $(aptitude search '~c' -F '%p')
>
> You can do just:
>
> sudo aptitude -Pv purge '~c'
I tried both to be sure :-)
It did suppress files from the ol
Camaleón writes:
> On Fri, 02 Mar 2012 17:05:10 +0100, Rémi Letot wrote:
>
>> I just updated a bunch of servers from etch to squeeze (yes I know, took
>> my time :-)
>
> And I still worried because I have to keep lenny... :-P
lol :-)
>
> Did you run an in-p
Hello,
I just updated a bunch of servers from etch to squeeze (yes I know, took
my time :-)
Everything works fine after a bit of tweaking, except printing. I have a
networked postscript printer managed through cups, and since the upgrade
it has been dead slow.
It is slower to react when receivin
Sian Mountbatten writes:
> Having loaded gnus into emacs23, in the group buffer I keyed ^
> and got a list of servers. Two entries caught my attention:
>
> {nnimap:Opera} (denied)
> {nntp:nntp.aioe.org} (opened) (agent)
>
> Why was Opera denied? Will there be a log anywhere? The *Messages*
> buff
Sian Mountbatten writes:
[...]
> When I issue the command M-x gnus in Emacs, some messages flash
> by in the echo area, but I do not get any mail.
gnus treats imap folders as newsgroups, so you have to subscribe to
them.
When in the "Group" buffer, press ^ to access the "Server" buffer. The
Anthony Campbell writes:
> Following an upgrade today on Sid, iceweasel segfaults. I therefore
> installed vanilla firefox and that works correctly. I tried the previous
> version of iceweasel, which I have in the cache, and that segfaulted
> too, so I don't think this can be an iceweasel bug. I
Jim McCloskey writes:
> Hello and congratulations to all developers on the release of 6.0.
>
> I have a 5000-series Radeon card in my laptop:
HW acceleration for 5000 series is appearing in more recent kernel and
mesa (and perhaps x driver, but I'm not sure). phoronix.com has good
coverage of th
Mark Panen writes:
> Hi,
>
> A few days ago i read on distrowatch that squeeze will be released on
> the 6h Feb, can't find the article now again.
>
> Is this true?
Happening right now:
http://identi.ca/debian
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Hi all,
has anyone succeeded at running latest proftpd-ldap on woody ?
Everytime I make it lookup the ldap server it silently
segfaults. There's no problem if I disable ldap lookups, so it can
authenticate the regular users (in /etc/passwd), but if I enable ldap
it segfaults.
It seems the proble
Metnetsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to install Debian, and was wondering how to use the ext3
> File-System as opposed to ext2? The installer defaults me into cfdisk
> which only has ext2/swap as far as I can see. Suggestions? Oh yeah,
> I'm using the Debian-30r1 for i386 gotten a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bob Proulx) writes:
> Colin Watson wrote:
>> People creating new files in group-writeable locations should use 'umask
>> 2' first. If you have a one-group-per-user setup (as is standard on
>> Debian systems), then they can just set 'umask 2' all the time safely.
>
> Colin's answ
Colin Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Mon, Mar 10, 2003 at 12:12:29PM +0100, R?mi Letot wrote:
>> I'm trying to setup a shared disk space with NFS. Till then, no
>> problem. But I want that people belonging to a specific group can
>> write to it, and modify every file in it.
>>
>> So I m
Hi all,
I'm trying to setup a shared disk space with NFS. Till then, no
problem. But I want that people belonging to a specific group can
write to it, and modify every file in it.
So I made the exported directory belong to the group, put the sticky
bit on it, so every file created in it belongs
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