fix this?
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ex.php?rub=3&pos=0&faqpage=x177.html
A pretend emerge has a list of 7 dependencies for me, none of which
are gnome related. I don't have gnome installed, but I must have
something else that pulled gnome stuff in as dependencies. I'll give
this a try and let everyone know how it g
herever, but I haven´t had time to look in to it in
> any depth.
> If you don´t need java support in db tryp 'USE="-java" emerge -Nvp db'.
>
> Best regards,
> Andreas Karlsson
I filed a bug about this and I'll report on any findings.
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.2.01] "Blackdown JDK 1.4.2.01"
(/etc/env.d/java/20blackdown-jdk-1.4.2.01) *
[blackdown-jdk-1.4.1] "Blackdown JDK 1.4.1"
(/etc/env.d/java/20blackdown-jdk-1.4.1)
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.4.2-01 mixed mode)
> > #
> > # Error ID: 4F533F4C494E55583F491418160E4350500359
> > #
> >
> > Heap at VM Abort:
> > Heap
> > Segmentation fault
> > system4 ~ # java-config -L
> > [blackdown-jdk-1.4.2.01] "Blackdown JDK 1.4.2.01"
> &
g the madwifi-driver and wpa_supplicant with a WPA network.
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Hello,
I was writing an email using vim in mutt and I accidentally hit
ctrl+alt+backspace which exited X. Is there any way to recover that
email?
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ayout ~x86
app-shells/bash ~x86
sys-libs/readline ~x86
sys-apps/sysvinit ~x86
Should I try removing them and emerge the stable stuff?
- Grant
> >I have 3 Gentoo systems connected to my wireless network. 2 of them
> >have Netgear PCMCIA wireless cards and the third has a PCI card
net-wireless/madwifi-tools ~x86
> net-wireless/wireless-tools ~x86
> sys-apps/baselayout ~x86
> app-shells/bash ~x86
> sys-libs/readline ~x86
> sys-apps/sysvinit ~x86
>
> Should I try removing them and emerge the stable stuff?
>
> - Grant
Actually the masked baselayout seems to
I updated to the masked baselayout and now there is no coloring of
"[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ #" in the console. Could this be a feature?
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> Hi,
>
> * Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [17/06/05 19:13]:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I was writing an email using vim in mutt and I accidentally hit
> > ctrl+alt+backspace which exited X. Is there any way to recover that
> > email?
>
> Try
> > I updated to the masked baselayout and now there is no coloring of
> > "[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ #" in the console. Could this be a feature?
> >
> > - Grant
> >
>
> Did you run etc-update? The coloring appears when you source /etc/profile
> (
gt; >
> > net-wireless/madwifi-driver ~x86
> > net-wireless/madwifi-tools ~x86
> > net-wireless/wireless-tools ~x86
> > sys-apps/baselayout ~x86
> > app-shells/bash ~x86
> > sys-libs/readline ~x86
> > sys-apps/sysvinit ~x86
> >
> > Should I try r
fi
> fi
The code in my bashrc that seems to correspond with the above code is
a bit different so I tried commenting it out and adding your's. I
then ran env-update and 'source /etc/profile' but still no colors.
Should I post my bashrc? Maybe it wasn't updated properly
for me. Should I
submit a bug?
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-print-database | grep -q "^TERM ${safe_term}"; then
> >>use_color=true
> >> fi
> >>fi
> >
> >
> > The code in my bashrc that seems to correspond with the above code is
> > a bit different so I tried commenting it out and adding yo
t is now. I've tried WPA and
non-encrypted, along with wpa_supplicant and iwconfig with no luck.
Is there some debugging I can turn on to get a look at what's
happening when the connection drops out? Any other ideas?
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ecommend a particular one of these
companies?
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o go and that
my dial-up provider has a local number there.
Can anyone recommend a particular global dial-up company?
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could just make
> > sure that there is an available phone line where I plan to go and that
> > my dial-up provider has a local number there.
> >
> > Can anyone recommend a particular global dial-up company?
> >
> > - Grant
> >
>
> It's been a
;.
Lastly, I need to use a special script that my ISP (GlobalDialUp.com)
provides. How can I incorporate that?
If I can get this working my troubles will be over!
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gt; script, you just find them out and put the same config at your dialer.
Thanks Daniel, I'm really strung out here. I do have the net.ppp0
interface now. Maybe I just need to emerge and utilize minicom? How
can I do that when all I have is a Gentoo system that can't get online
and
Networkless_stage1_Install
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Ok, thanks Colin. I'm ready to do this to get minicom but are you
sure that is the missing piece of my puzzle? I've asked about getting
dial-up working before and slmodem and ppp were the only mentioned
emerges. /etc/conf.d/net.ppp0 sure
I've been using squirrelmail on my server and I think I'd like to
switch to a desktop app. I'm the only user. Is sylpheed-claws the
only one bound to satisfy a Gentooer? Is anyone pro-webmail?
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present in the updated kernel headers.
Should I re-emerge glibc?
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I used mutt for a long time but when I tried squirrelmail my
productivity when up 5 fold. I'm thinking switching to a desktop app
would be even better. Plus no PHP on my server.
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> > Is anyone pro-webmail?
>
> I guess it's better than smoke signals...
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of these sites, you first log into your account
> > > and use the provided affiliate link. The Program distributes the
> > > associated affiliate payouts as you have specified. Each affiliate
> > > payout and support payout would be trackable on the website to
> >
ce-addr in make.conf this time even though I don't know
what it does because it was included in the default make.conf.
Any ideas?
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correctly named
> > kernel file is in /mnt/gentoo/boot when /dev/sda1 is mounted.
> > grub.conf is from my previous install and references the kernel file
> > correctly.
> >
> > 2. I used -fforce-addr in make.conf this time even though I don't know
> > w
> > Filesystem type is ext2fs, partition type 0x83
> > kernel /boot /kernel-2.6.22-hardened-r8 root: /dev/sda3
> > Error 15: File not found
>
> There should be no space between /boot and /kernel.
Actually just a transcription error.
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c-linux-gnu/3.4.6/32/libstdc++.so.6: version
`GLIBCXX_3.4.4' not found (required by /opt/skype/skype)
Do I need to emerge glibc-3.4.5 and glibc-3.4.4? If so, shouldn't
they have been pulled in as dependencies?
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h Vista drivers. Is there any way to use a 32-bit driver with
ndiswrapper on a 64-bit system?
If this wireless card is impossible to use on a 64-bit Linux system I
guess I'll buy a PCI Express or USB card. Any form factor,
manufacturer, or chipset recommendations?
- Grant
P.S. 64-bits just ar
yone is having the same trouble as I am here:
http://madwifi.org/ticket/859
Is your card built into a laptop? If so, which brand? Thanks for your time.
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r USB card. Any form factor,
> > manufacturer, or chipset recommendations?
> >
> > - Grant
> >
> > P.S. 64-bits just aren't worth it on the desktop.
> >
> I have used the windows 64 from here;
> http://www.atheros.cz/
I tried that but I get in dmesg:
ndiswrap
gt;
> It's made by Evesham Micros, a UK company, based on a Mitac chassis.
Thanks Neil. This Acer one must be different.
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Does anyone know of a USB wireless network adapter that works on Gentoo?
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> Does anyone know of a USB wireless network adapter that works on Gentoo?
>
> - Grant
I do need it to be compatible with WPA.
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> > > Does anyone know of a USB wireless network adapter that works on Gentoo?
> > >
> > > - Grant
> >
> > I do need it to be compatible with WPA.
> >
>
> Linksys makes the WUSB54GC I believe its called, I am using it on my
> sisters comput
> > I was actually just researching that exact one. Have you tested it
> > with WPA? Which driver are you using? gentoo-portage.com lists a few
> > ralink drivers but no rt73.
> >
> >
> > - Grant
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> >
> > > I was actually just researching that exact one. Have you tested it
> > > with WPA? Which driver are you using? gentoo-portage.com lists a few
> > > ralink drivers but no rt73.
> > >
> > >
> > > - Grant
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ems. ndiswrapper is also a no-go
unless I can find 64-bit XP drivers that work.
- Grant
> >> I was actually just researching that exact one. Have you tested it
> >> with WPA? Which driver are you using? gentoo-portage.com lists a few
> >> ralink drivers but no rt7
My card reader works if an SD card is inserted when the system is
booted. If the card is inserted after the system is already booted,
/dev/mmcblk0 never appears. Is there any way to get the running
system to check for a card in the slot?
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> > My card reader works if an SD card is inserted when the system is
> > booted. If the card is inserted after the system is already booted,
> > /dev/mmcblk0 never appears. Is there any way to get the running
> > system to check for a card in the slot?
> >
> &g
> I'm using ASUS WL-167g USB WLAN (rt73usb) and work well with or without
> WPA_SUPPLICANT.
>
> driver is already integrated in sys-kernel/vanilla-sources (2.6.24-rc5)
Where do you see that driver? I'm giving vanilla-sources-2.6.24-rc6 a
try and I don't see it.
-
Can anyone think of a way to extract the XP 64-bit drivers I know are
in an .exe file from that file? I've run the executable inside of
vmware running 32-bit XP but I'm sure the installed drivers are
32-bit.
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e is an exe archive it might be possible
> to unrar or unzip it just like any other archive. If it is in a
> propietary format you might need to use a windows installation
> to use it's contents.
Unfortunately running the archive on 32-bit Windows starts the
installation routine
gt; cabextract - program to extract files from Microsoft cabinet (.cab) archives
Unfortunately not a cabinet file either.
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t.
> > >
> > > From man cabextract:
> > >
> > > cabextract - program to extract files from Microsoft cabinet (.cab)
> > > archives
> >
> > Unfortunately not a cabinet file either.
> >
> > - Grant
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contained
> files prioer to running the actual setup/install application - you
> might try running the executable, then, while it is running, but
> without actually going through the installation steps, search the hard
> drive for any files that were unpacked - you might find where
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>
> - Grant
My mistake. Enabling CONFIG_EXPERIMENTAL generated a lot more config
options. I thought all possible config options would exist in
.config, even if they weren't enabled.
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> > Where does this x.x.24 kernel come from? I did a
> > recent emerge sync and when I do emerge -pv
> > gentoo-sources portage comes up with x.x.22-r9.
>
> But Grant is trying to use vanilla-sources.
Exactly. Last I checked vanilla, git, and mm have 2.6.24 available in
p
> > I'm using ASUS WL-167g USB WLAN (rt73usb) and work well with or without
> > WPA_SUPPLICANT.
> >
> > driver is already integrated in sys-kernel/vanilla-sources (2.6.24-rc5)
>
> Where do you see that driver? I'm giving vanilla-sources-2.6.24-rc6
> > > > Where does this x.x.24 kernel come from? I did a
> > > > recent emerge sync and when I do emerge -pv
> > > > gentoo-sources portage comes up with x.x.22-r9.
> > >
> > > But Grant is trying to use vanilla-sources.
> >
> > E
anged in
"/var/tmp/portage/app-laptop/acer_acpi-0.8.2/work/acer_acpi-0.8.2/Makefile".
Fix it to use EXTRA_CFLAGS.
Can anyone make sense of this?
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ldpkg" set.
Can I build a binary package now in case I need to revert?
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c_install'
*ebuild.sh, line 44: Called src_install
* nvidia-drivers-1.0.9639.ebuild, line 231: Called die
* The specific snippet of code:
* [ -f "${FILESDIR}/nvidia" ] || die "nvidia missing in FILESDIR"
* The die message:
*
ory.
I was just using the Windows search.
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need to use ndiswrapper, but that looks like a fine tool.
- Grant
> >>>>>>> Can anyone think of a way to extract the XP 64-bit drivers I know are
> >>>>>>> in an .exe file from that file? I've run the executable inside of
> >>&
you place the firmware in
/lib/firmware manually like I did?
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> >> I'm using ASUS WL-167g USB WLAN (rt73usb) and work well with or without
> >> WPA_SUPPLICANT.
> >>
> >> driver is already integrated in sys-kernel/vanilla-sources (2.6.24-rc5)
> &g
contents to the same place
> you copied the old ebuild.
That was it, thank you.
Does anyone know if there is a way to prevent eclean from removing a
distfile for an installed package. Seems like that should be default
behavior.
- Grant
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ts me as follows:
ERROR: Kernel configuration is invalid.
include/linux/autoconf.h or include/config/auto.conf are missing.
Run 'make oldconfig && make prepare' on kernel src to fix it.
Which I did with the same results. Does anyone know how to fix this?
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> > > Where does this x.x.24 kernel come from? I did a
> > > recent emerge sync and when I do emerge -pv
> > > gentoo-sources portage comes up with x.x.22-r9.
> >
> > But Grant is trying to use vanilla-sources.
> >
>
> same thing:
>
> [EMAI
> > > > Where does this x.x.24 kernel come from? I did a
> > > > recent emerge sync and when I do emerge -pv
> > > > gentoo-sources portage comes up with x.x.22-r9.
> > >
> > > But Grant is trying to use vanilla-sources.
> >
>
Run 'make oldconfig && make prepare' on kernel src to fix it.
> >
> > Which I did with the same results. Does anyone know how to fix this?
>
> ISTR that "make prepare" isn't sufficient. You have to do a
> "make". IIRC, you can kill it o
so it's worth a shot.
Same result unfortunately. Is it possible that this version of
nvidia-drivers isn't compatible with 2.6.23?
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so it's worth a shot.
Strange though. Here's the error:
include/linux/autoconf.h or include/config/auto.conf are missing.
but both of those files clearly exist.
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epaid funds disappear little by little instead of
being billed at the end of the month. If there is no other app like
that, can anyone recommend a sip service?
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lled by the
bugs.gentoo.org ebuild for rt73-. Can you verify that you don't
have that file?
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ame from. If you remove that firmware
your device won't work. I've filed a bug here:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=204314
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> >> For rt73usb no firmware is needed. Just use vanilla kernel built-in module.
> >>
> >> as i did:
>
> Yes i emerge it but after i've unmerged it.
>
> So probably was added during this install.
What install do you think has added it?
- Grant
> >> Yes i've the same:
> >>
> >> ls /lib/firmware/rt73.bin
> >> /lib/firmware/rt73.bin
> >
Has anyone used an external ISDN modem with Gentoo? I see there are a
couple articles about setting up ISDN but they seem to be for internal
cards. This device uses USB, ethernet, or serial. Just wondering if
it might be a big task or not.
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> >> Yes i emerge it but after i've unmerged it.
> >>
> >> So probably was added during this install.
> >
> > What install do you think has added it?
> >
> > - Grant
> >
> >
> >>>> Yes i've the same:
> &g
Does anyone know of a front end for ffmpeg or any GUI in portage that
will convert .mov files to .swf?
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x/avidemux2_cli] Error 1
make[1]: *** [avidemux/CMakeFiles/avidemux2_cli.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2
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ls: Bad value
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> make[2]: *** [avidemux/avidemux2_cli] Error 1
> make[1]: *** [avidemux/CMakeFiles/avidemux2_cli.dir/all] Error 2
> make: *** [all] Error 2
>
> - Grant
It looks like this is an -fPIC problem. In order to fix this,
n on the client side. Not
sure how to get those two working together. Both systems run Gentoo.
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> the network. Configure a queue for that client on the server.
Yeah, always on the same client. So I would set up cups on the remote
server and fill up its queue with files to be printed, and set my
local Gentoo firewall/printserver to monitor the server's cups queue?
Could I instead
t over
> the network. Configure a queue for that client on the server.
What if Cox changes my IP? The ServerName directive in client.conf on
my server won't be pointing to the right place in that case. Any way
to allow for that?
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ng always on the same client? That's easy. CUPS can print over
> > the network. Configure a queue for that client on the server.
Got it. I just needed to set up the remote server like any other
client trying to use the cups print server. Thanks a lot.
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I thought CUPS was *the* way to print on Linux. Is there another
solution that would work better with Net::Printer?
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y've suggested is that using lpr on the remote system and
opening port 631 to the world is a bad idea and that it's much better
to use Net::Printer. Would you agree?
Net::Printer doesn't work with CUPS directly so I thought maybe I
should be using something else. I'd ra
t up a firewall on the client box (the one that is supposed to do
> the printing) that allows only your server to connect to port 631 on
> it.
>
> If someone then argues about source IP spoofing, just let him. If
> someone in your organisation is able to do it, make him your network
> admin. ;-)
You're right, access to the printer can be given only to certain
hosts. So simply using 'lpr file.pdf' on the remote machine doesn't
strike you as a bad idea?
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but I guess I'm just as well off leaving them
listening on 22 and 631?
As for printing from lpr to cups across the internet, I should be
encrypting that data shouldn't I? Nothing too sensitive but it sounds
like a good thing to do. It looks like cups can use ssl but I don't
see any mention of it in man lpr.
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g based on hot air.
>
> I don't know about large setups, where it might be very possible that
> port knocking becomes a major PITA as you say. But I have setup and used
> port knocking for remote ssh access lots of time in the past, and never
> had a problem. This is just my little experience, of course.
OK, port knocking is going back on the todo list.
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I think going from HTML to PDF is best
> > accomplished with htmldoc.
> >
> > How would you guys do this?
> >
> > - Grant
>
> Does the dynamic content not show on your printouts?
It does when I print through firefox.
I think I have 2 options here. I can conve
t; SSH Tunneling and VPN come to mind too, but I must ask - what good is
> printing a physical document across the net, unless the printer is
> still only a little way away, and if so, what is it doing behind a
> public network? I am curious about this deployment.
I'd be happy to tell you more but I'm not sure what you mean. "Still
only a little way away"?
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tions when I didn't have to walk over to the printer after
> printing, grab the printout, and carry it to the intended destination.
>
> I can imagine situations where you'd want to print invoices and the
> like at front offices or even remote storefronts and locations, but
> wouldn't you want a VPN up between your remote offices anyway?
That's more or less what I'm trying to do. Is setting up a VPN
between my remote server and local network overkill? I think the only
thing I'd use it for is to hide the sending of these printouts.
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outs.
>
> Once it's up, they're be other things you'll use it for. :)
Ok, no RSA certs, no non-standard port numbers, just use openvpn?
So I would set up openvpn on my remote server and connect to it from:
1. my local print server for printing
2. my laptop for ssh and imap
Could I also only allow access to my website's admin pages through openvpn?
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This bug:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198712
says the latest rhythmbox ebuild is in the gnome overlay. That
overlay isn't available via layman. What is the preferred method of
retrieving that overlay?
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erlay to show up in layman. I
always thought there should be a subversion and git USE flag for
layman.
Thanks for the help. I'm updating rhythmbox via layman now. Not sure
why evolution-data-server is a dependency though.
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ier-imapd-ssl. Do I need to add that cert to claws-mail somehow?
Do I need to install cyrus-sasl for this?
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e a good understanding of email. Can you give me an
idea of how you'd set this up? At this point I only need mail for
myself via claws-mail. I currently use postfix, courier-imap, and
squirrelmail, and my mail is in ~/.maildir/ too.
- Grant
> > I've generated an SSL cert for courier
n /etc have been provided here:
I'm not using mysql either. I was just using pieces from that howto.
- Grant
> http://spore.ath.cx/~dan/confing/mail/
>
> I don't think main.cf is relevant, but I included it anyway. I also
> removed some of the files I know I didn&#x
tificate problem or something else. Should I copy
/etc/courier-imap/imapd.pem from the remote server to somewhere on the
local machine for claws-mail? The claws-mail manual is no help here.
Should I be using my remote server's IP address for the server names
in the claws-mail config? Shou
the
> IMAPS port?
> Have you tried port-scanning the server using nmap?
> Have you tried doing so from localhost?
I actually needed to "rebuild folder tree" in claws-mail. I should
have believed the pop-up.
I still can't send mail though, with or without authentication. I get
this when port scanning with nmap:
25/tcp filtered smtp
Does that mean my host is blocking the smtp port?
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roblem or something else. Should I copy
> > /etc/courier-imap/imapd.pem from the remote server to somewhere on the
> > local machine for claws-mail?
>
> I doubt it. I've never had to do anything like that. Your mail client
> will normally just pop up a "moody certificate" error which you can
> tell it to ignore.
>
> > Should I be using my remote server's IP address for the server names
> > in the claws-mail config? Should IMAP4 authentication method be
> > Automatic?
>
> Yes, that should be fine.
Does anyone know if claws-mail-smime is the gpg plugin? If so, should
it show up under Privacy or Plugins once I've emerged it?
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p so
I'm hoping somebody might be able to help when I get stuck.
The second guide deals with bridging and the first does not. Should I
be setting up bridging? The first guide seems simpler. Should I be
OK with that one? I'd hate to dig into one of them and then find out
I should have c
n server on my remote system
and keep a tunnel open between it and the firewall/print server for
printing, and also initiate a tunnel between the laptop and the remote
system whenever I need to mail or SSH? Does that sound like a good
plan?
- Grant
> > IMHO you should always go with routed
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