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by the user...
I had the same problem when I bought a new keyboard, but I just couldn't
find a solution for it so I returned it and went back to one of my old
IBM-clicky-click keyboards ;)
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ler.conf to switch which MTA to be used...
Or you just "emerge -C ssmtp && emerge sendmail" and everything should
be fine.
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On 05/07/22 14:23, Jarry wrote:
> I'm rather new to this "portage-world", and I've lost track of all
> softwares I installed. Can portage somehow list all packages which
> have been installed?
# emerge gentoolkit
$ equery list
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On 05/07/23 13:38, Jules Colding wrote:
> "emerge --sync && emerge -vauDN" today gave me the following error.
[snip]
I'd think that the developers would rather have that information posted
to http://bugs.gentoo.org/ instead...
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You might want to actually try to find information about the subjects
you respond to.
Straight out of the AMD64 Gentoo Handbook:
"AMD64 users who want to use a native 64 bit system should use
-march=k8"
Combining that cite with the information from the gcc info page, I'm
pretty s
On 05/07/23 18:37, Richard Fish wrote:
> Patrick Börjesson wrote:
>
> >>Oh, and despite what Patrick said, I think you were right to post here
> >>first-- no need to clog up b.g.o with what might be a configuration
> >>problem and waste developer's time cl
On 05/07/23 20:19, Richard Fish wrote:
> Patrick Börjesson wrote:
> > I'd think that the developers would rather have that information
> > posted to http://bugs.gentoo.org/ instead...
>
> To me, Holly, and I'd bet many others, the "instead..." in that lin
nking it should work safely, but I can't seem to find the reference to
> in in the documentation, although I know it's gotta be in there somewhere.
According to `man 8 local` on line 56, it seems what you're trying to do
should work as you wrote it.
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it system of Gentoo expects the links in
/etc/runlevels/... to have the same name as the script they link to.
So to get proper behaviour:
ln -sf /etc/init.d/webservice.sh /etc/runlevels/default/webservice.sh
(or "rc-update add webservice.sh default")
Then remove
,
but it seems that the imap daemon has trouble connecting to whatever
authentication resource you're using (maybe courier's authdaemon?).
Sorry for not being of more help...
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no bearing in the argument,
since harddrives will fail no matter how many (or few) harddrives you
have.
And even though having more harddrives increases the chance of one of
them failing, how does that impact your choice in what
partitioning-scheme you want to use (especially if you use LVM)?
> > Seems like. But maybe it's just, that I've got problems
> > following your nonsense, hm?
>
> you mean your nonesense?
> Yep, it is hard to deal with you.
>
> I snipped the rest: TL:DR
Wow, intelligent rebuttals here... Impressive.
At the end of the day, it's basically a choice of how secure/robust you
want your filesystem layout to be compared to how much tinkering you
want to do to keep everything rolling along nicely.
Using alot of ordinary partitions seems to be pretty outdated when we
have access to LVM, and can bring alot of hassle if you have made your
partitions to small, or waste alot of space if made to big.
Using one partition for basically everything under / is a bit less
secure if you're running a couple of services on your system, but if
you're just using the system as a workstation, I wouldn't be too worried
about it.
Using LVM seems to be a lot more flexible since you can start small with
your filesystems, and extend them after time when need be. But this also
includes some supervision of how much space you have available on your
different filesystems. Could probably be considered a more convenient
alternative if you plan to extend your system later on with more
harddrives, or plan on separating your data areas to further
security/robustness.
Please end the flamefest now, k?
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cations.
For more information about masking, package-specific use-flags and so
on:
$ man portage
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On 2006-03-14 16:47, Timothy A. Holmes uttered these thoughts:
> I am trying to install JFFNMS, as part of its dependancies, it wants to
> install php4.4.2, however the computer already has PHP5 installed and
> running nicely.
>
> Is there a way to install JFFNMS without installing php4 and have
would be to use revdep-rebuild instead of
emerge -e world (isn't this mensioned in the upgrade guide for gcc?). If
you still have gcc-3.3.6 installed on your system, you won't have a
problem from rebooting (as far as I know).
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On 2006-03-15 00:47, David Corbin uttered these thoughts:
> Anybody have any idea when subversion 1.3 will available as an ebuild?
It is... Marked testing on most architectures it seems.
If you want it, read "man portage" and look for package.keywords
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on CPU) to compile each. So 10 hours
is definitely not something to worry about.
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nce in
his last email. To quote:
> > Just to make sure that the drive wasnt the problem , I replaced it with a
> > completely different drive and got exactly the same behavior.
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hey're supposed to be the same script.
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you have any problems, the mailing list is always open ;)
PS. I'm pretty certain I've forgotten to bring something up, but the
documentation on either Gentoo's official site or [1] will probably
help. DS.
[1] http://dev.gentoo.org/~spider/local-mail-0.3.0/local-email.html
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void when dealing with libraries, since
there's often more than one application depending on a particular
library.
Example:
App A and app B link agains library L.
Run an 'emerge -u A' and app A, and library L gets upgraded.
App B is fucked in the same way as you having run an
before? Send output of:
grep gnome /var/lib/portage/world
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ise I still have the above
> said locales only.. Any ideas?
locale-gen automatically uses /etc/locales.build (if it exists) if it
doesn't find any locales to generate in /etc/locale.gen
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seems that (at least) bugs.gentoo.org has had some problems for a
while now. From what i gather it's the database it's using that's pretty
bogged down...
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