Grant wrote:
> 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.
I like Thunderbird.
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me properly configured? And in /etc/hosts do you have your
127.0.0.1 entry?
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setup if you do dd as well, unless you dd if=/dev/sda
of=/dev/sdb (or am I wrong about this?)
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> not sure what -X really does.
-X tells it not to include support for X11 for all packages that have
that as an option. This should be used for most server/console only
type systems...
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ronment file is located at
> '/var/tmp/portage/dev-lang/python-2.5.1-
> r4/temp/environment'.
>
> *
>
>
> [...]
What's in this "[...]"? The error message that matters the most is
likely to be in there...
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needs to be uncommented in one of them.
/etc/security isn't the only place to look. I use PAM on my mail server
and IMAP server, and I had to change some files in there that used the
old way. Do you have a mail server that uses PAM? Do you have a web
server that uses PAM? Any other serv
rward? Should I just stick with my current
> build of kde? Or is there an easy way to remove all the blocks and then
> push in kde-meta? Is it worth it?
If you want to do the meta, you can unmerge kde, and then do an emerge
--depclean.
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>
> Why miss out?
> To see all the new Yahoo! home page has to offer, please upgrade to a
> more recent browser.
I use Firefox on a 32-bit system (built from source, not binary) and I
do not see this problem!
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the same version of Firefox (and
also in Gnome, though I doubt that matters) and don't see this problem.
Are you using firefox-bin instead of building it? Any funny settings
in about:config?
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, gizmo, and a Linksys ATA. Basically, I get and
make calls with grandcentral, which forwards the calls to gizmo, which I
set to forward to my sip setup on asterisk, which is in my house with
the ata for phonenicitude. You could try that ;)
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Dale wrote:
> They recently changed it over to hplip. Is that installed on your system?
Sorry to steal the thread a bit, but should hplip show up as an option
for the driver to your printer? Because I still see hpijs as the
printer driver even though I have the hplip package.
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includes hpijs, but I was looking for a driver called hplip and didn't
see it...
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later, it boots
> and no further problems are experienced.
Have you run a memory test?
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lly check more than
just /etc/pam.d/* if you don't find it there because it's possible for
mail servers or web servers to use these things the old way too!
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I doubt that is relevant. Any tips?
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for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him
who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. Once you were
no
CESAR GAVIDIA wrote:
> Greetings brothers, I have a laptop Hp Pavilion dv1000, this brings
> incorporated a webcam and a microphone, which have been able to fail to
> utilize.
So what is the error you are encountering?
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But you are a chose
Daniel wrote:
> I'm in the process now of compiling my kernel with OSS support (under Alsa)
> to see if that helps.
So... did this work?
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for his own possession, t
gue that you can much more efficiently learn Linux and Gentoo
by going through the install process by hand rather than using a
graphical installer. Then you see the pieces of the puzzle as they come
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you will see a line that says
something similar to "Monitor is on". I am assuming you are using X here...
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ot with Windows, otherwise use UTC.
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de-base/kdebase-3.5* (is blocking kde-base/klipper-3.5.7)
Shouldn't klipper 3.5.* work with kdebase 3.5.*?
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uot;Access denied" or some such, but I've never been able to
determine exactly under what circumstances that happens. It might be
when I've been using the swap space for actual swapping, but I've not
actually confirmed that. Anyone knowledgeable care to chime in?
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This page is for MPlayer, but the flags should have similar meanings:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Emerge_MPlayer
Notice that it says a52 is needed for AC3. Hope this helps!
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CT transform found" message at
> the end of the terminal. For instance this one which hasn't led
> anywhere yet:
Hmm, Does it show any error messages when you try to play a media file?
Does it happen with all kinds of media (mp3's, DVD's, flash) or just
with certain t
e. I use mplayer for everything pretty much,
but also I don't usually use the computer to play DVDs. Can anybody
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on
SubSection "Display"
Viewport 0 0
Depth 8
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SubSection "Display"
Viewport 0 0
Depth 15
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Viewport 0 0
Depth 16
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Viewport 0 0
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Modes "1024x768"
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Grant Edwards wrote:
> And the most recent version of sys-apps/hotplug is over three
> years old?
I could be wrong, but if I remember correctly udev is supposed to
replace cold/hotplug. Perhaps you should try to find a way to do what
you are doing using udev?
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If I type something all of a sudden it shows up. It seems like konsole
isn't flushing its output buffers when it should. Is this something I
can configure better, or a bug, or what?
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maxim wexler wrote:
>
> make[1]: Leaving directory
> `/var/tmp/portage/media-video/ffmpeg-0.4.9_p20070330/work/ffmpeg/vhook'
Hmm, can you show us a few more lines before this? The error isn't
obvious yet...
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g 1.4, or will doing so require me to use the
nv driver?
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So I was an idiot when I set up my system and didn't use LVM. Now that
I'm out of disk space on one of my drives and kicking myself, I want to
do it without doing a reinstall. If I use tar -cvjpf
oldSystemThatShouldStillWorkWhenUnTarred.tar.bz2 /, then setup LVM, then
tar all that junk back t
Daniel Pielmeier wrote:
> tar --atime-preserve --same-owner --numeric-owner -Spvcjf back.tar.bz2 /
Is it really necessary to back up /sys and /proc? What about /dev?
Also, to Björn, I didn't find a -a option in man tar, what does it do?
Is it different that --atime-preserve? Thanks!
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Hans-Werner Hilse wrote:
In theory, for the one transistor and one cap case, you have a loaded
cap that will take "forever" losing its load, won't it? But in
practice, I think, that's not realistic.
It's actually not theory vs. practice. Even in theory, it's not just a
cap, it's a cap and a r
ssibility, but who's going to miss a
machine that's never used? ;)
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Mick wrote:
> Can you please advise what I could do to block IP addresses that have
> repeatedly failed to log in?
You can also have a look at denyhosts...
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file somewhere thinks I do.
I see a package called mime-types, but it seems to install
/etc/mime.types and not /etc/apache2/mime.types... Help?
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Randy Barlow wrote:
> I see a package called mime-types, but it seems to install
> /etc/mime.types and not /etc/apache2/mime.types... Help?
I found a temporary solution by symlinking /etc/apache2/mime.types to
/etc/mime.types, but that doesn't seem like the correct way to go...
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27;ve got that and
you've reinstalled php should work again!
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Chuanwen Wu wrote:
> I also tried to emerge alsa-driver and didn't use the driver in the
> kernel,but the result was all the same.
I don't know the module name for the HD, but did you add it to
/etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6 and/or modprobe it first?
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with gcj though, so I can't answer your second question...
> I wonder how I can change that. Just re-emerge gcc with USE="gcj" and
> all packages containing java code? Is it even a good idea?
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Albert Hopkins wrote:
> On Mon, 2007-10-15 at 14:28 -0500, Anthony E. Caudel wrote:
>> Weather has just released a beta app for linux.
> This is pretty funny.
What is also funny is that it has the word "bug" in it's name. Run!
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Grant wrote:
> I'm on the box now and it's quite non-functional. ctrl+alt+del prints
> "INIT: cannot execute "/sbin/shutdown". I'm going to do a hard reset
> and we'll see what happens.
That's very strange. Memory test? Can you read the l
r which kernel, you type memtest86, I think.
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ith my new config. I attached the build log. It
complains about some things not being defined, like nv_pte_t_cache. Is
this a kernel config problem? I didn't find it in bugs.gentoo, but
google found a few others having the same issue with some other versions
of nvidia-drivers.
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it does seem pretty similar. I wonder if it's a problem with the
new kernel, or if the way to configure the things that the drivers need
has changed. Anybody else have a clue?
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Apparently they have a new version scheme than they used to use,
but you are right, 71.86.01 works. Now we just have to solve Mick's
problem!
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Stefan G. Weichinger wrote:
> looks fine but doesn't start at next boot. Or more exactly: It seems to
> get started, but doesn't run then.
Does this only happen at boot, or does it also happen if you manually
call /etc/init.d/sshd start?
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kdevelop for GUI. Is it just a text editor you are looking for?
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Roger Mason wrote:
> I have tried both the ipp and lpd devices to no
> avail.
Just FYI, IPP is the Internet Printing Protocol and it is used to print
to a device on another machine, so that's why it didn't work for you here :)
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at but
> and a linux device.
>
> I'd consider an embedded (linux) board with a few ports, if they
> are or can be setup as a flat hub.
This seems like something that you should be able to do with OpenWRT and
a Linksys WRT54Gl...
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ne of it's 5 ports on the back, and
then you could plug a machine in there to log/process it. This is not
something I have done, it's just a suggestion for you to ponder. It may
or may not be possible, I don't know...
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kage is to use the ebuild for the old version ;)
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Grant wrote:
> Let me in on that. What can I do too?
Find bugs on b.g.o. and help out!
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lds off of the devs' shoulders so they
can spend more of their time checking. Ebuilds for the majority of
packages are pretty simple anyways, especially packages that just need a
./configure && make && make install, so getting a bad bug in the ebuild
itself isn't going to be that hard to avoid.
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onfigured to work with its own instance of apache
(run as user backuppc), and I think none of the ebuild contributors are
all too sure of the standard "Gentoo" way of doing this. I'd be happy
to try and make an ebuild that is a good compromise of the ideas listed
in
Florian Philipp wrote:
> Maybe his/her laptop doesn't stand the
> thermal output of its CPU when emerging or maybe he/she's the
> administrator of a large company's network, trying to move every
> computer system to Gentoo.
Check out distccd!
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the web interface would be open.
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it's just a
configure make make install, but here you have a lot of configuration
files and differences of opinion. I was thinking that a USE variable
could be in order here, to support suid and a separate apache instance.
Perhaps the variable could be suid?
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at data safely in a virtual
machine running on windows - I'd say having windows involved at all here
is a risk. But you could definitely do it...
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ion at the end of the ebuild.
But, are htaccess passwords sent in plaintext? If so, that's also a
major security risk.
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svn, other than it also does what cvs does :)
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ter to build
> binary packages that the others can install is so much more efficient.
It does help in the case that Florian mentioned, also quoted at the top,
about the laptop... I agree that if you are going to build the same
thing for every computer it makes sense to do it ju
mpiled, and is pretty dang elegant. It's also pretty platform
independent, which is also nice.
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y indicate bugs in your code - so hopefully you
would be a good coder and ensure that you manage memory correctly. Abi
changes suck big time, I agree on that point, and also the updates -
hadn't thought of that one :)
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ing to the language, not the use of the language by
Portage :)
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de on a system that already has packages
on it? Would the new version of portage still be aware of the current
world, or would that wipe the world file/other currently installed
package data?
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"open read
(only)", but just in case, does mount show that the fs that /root is on
is mounted rw?
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maxim wexler wrote:
> Just to clarify: What does a 'pre-compiled binary' do?
> There wasn't even an executable that I could see.
A precompiled library is just one that has already been built for you
from the source code. So, somewhere in there should have been an
executable
x27;t very complete yet. I would just use Sun for now...
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On Monday 29 January 2007 23:07, maxim wexler wrote:
> Is there something I haven't tried?
Have you enabled support for your disk controller?
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Ever since the new daylight savings change, my clock hasn't done the
"Spring Forward". I use ntp and the like, and it seems happy being
behind by an hour. I can use the date command to set it correctly, but
after the next reboot it's back to its old games. Pointers?
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Anno v. Heimburg wrote:
> Check that you have your timezones set correctly.
In /etc/conf.d/clock I have:
TIMEZONE="America/New_York"
This should be what it takes to get my system to the correct time I
think! Any other ideas?
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> Ever since the new daylight savings change, my clock hasn't done the
> "Spring Forward". I use ntp and the like, and it seems happy being
> behind by an hour. I can use the date command to set it correct
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Dale wrote:
>> [I--] [ ] dev-java/java-sdk-docs-1.4.2 (1.4.2)
>> [I--] [ ] dev-java/java-sdk-docs-1.5.0-r1 (1.5.0)
>> [I--] [ ~] dev-java/java-sdk-docs-1.6.0-r1 (1.6.0)
I assume you are using the Sun JRE?
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SMTP server. For example, I have the line:
mailhub=smtp-server.carolina.rr.com
for one of my machines. Hope this helps!
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Michael Sullivan wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to integrate sendmail and spamassassin?
This wiki page talks about it:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Email_System_for_the_Home_Network
HTH!
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Michael Sullivan wrote:
> This wiki article looks to be for postfix. I need one for sendmail...
Aww man, sorry about that. I wrote that when I was really tired... :P
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pat wrote:
> I have problem with uploading some sorts of the files by seamonkey (e.g.
> *.pdf,
> *.jpg, etc.) ... in 90%.
What kinds of problems?
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pat wrote:
>>> I have problem with uploading some sorts of the files by seamonkey (e.g.
>>> *.pdf,
> The folder selection box is opened, so I choose the folder (with rwx
> permissions
> for the user) click OK, but file is not saved.
Generally, you
Benno Schulenberg wrote:
Are there (still) people who have /usr on a separate partition?
And if so, why?
I only have /home and /usr/portage on separate partitions,
everything else is on /, even /boot.
I have /usr on a separate lvm device just so I can shift around drive
space (my gentoo ma
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Mick wrote:
> Is this the way it is supposed to look?
Your attached picture looks fine to me, but I'm not sure what you were
comparing it to...
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Bo Ørsted Andresen wrote:
> On Friday 11 May 2007 00:12:43 b.n. wrote:
>>> # rpm -i foopackage.i386.rpm
>> I fear this way Portage would not be aware of the package being
>> installed. Am I wrong?
>
> No, you are correct.
This is what package.provide
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Michael Sullivan wrote:
> If I can't get this
> working, I'll have to go back to sendmail, which I
> know it works with...
I use Postfix and it plays nice with Mailman. I'd highly recommend it!
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Daniel van Ham Colchete wrote:
> Thinking about other options, does anyone have any other tip for me?
How about a robot and a USB keyboard? Sorry, couldn't resist :)
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Dale wrote:
>> USB sticks are virtually worthless nowadays, for a couple tens of
>> dollars you should be able to get one with a capacity of a few gigs.
>>
>> There's also the possibility of writing directly to the cmos
>> with /dev/nvram, isn't ther
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James wrote:
> It seems to work, but no spell checking?
I think you want to emerge app-dicts/aspell-en for English spell
checking in OpenOffice. At least, I seem to remember that being the case...
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Johannes Skov Frandsen wrote:
> The server obviously don't s start, but I get no error messages and I
> can't locate the server log (httpd.conf suggest they are located in
> /usr/lib/apache2/
> but htere is no logs there).
The default location for Gen
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>> Once you get used to it, you'll probably like Gentoo: most
>> people do. Those who leave usually are very busy in their
>> lives & simply don't have the time to keep it upto-date.
> If a person does not wish to stay up to
on floating point calculations
(someone correct me if I am wrong here!) I also believe that the 64 bit
processors are able to perform more instructions per second on average
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Denis wrote:
I often need to run Monte Carlo simulations (in C) which involve a lot
of array storage and array scanning/searching operations... I wonder
what the speed-up would be for those simulations if run under a 64-bit
mode. Are there any requirements on how the simulations should be
progr
Daevid Vincent wrote:
[nomerge ] sys-process/vixie-cron-4.1-r10 [4.1-r9]
[ebuild N] mail-mta/ssmtp-2.61-r2 USE="ipv6 ssl -mailwrapper
-md5sum"
(also, I never understand the --tree option. Does this mean that
"vixie-cron" is the issue, or "kdegraphics" is the issue? Being reverse
o
Mat Harris wrote:
/usr/share/AbiSuite-2.4/AbiWord/glade/ap_UnixDialog_WordCount.glade
/usr/share/AbiSuite-2.4/AbiWord/glade/ap_UnixDialog_Styles.glade
Segmentation fault
Does this happen with any other packages or only AbiWord?
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Lutz Schönemann wrote:
Hi,
Hi!
I have set up Gentoo on a system that I would like to use as a video,
music
player and sometimes to check my emails. There is a remote control
connected
to it and is detected as a serial keyboard. Now I want the
xorg-server
not
to process events coming fro
Jules Colding wrote:
May 30 10:29:40 omc-2 [10822.156355] sd 0:4:1:0: SCSI error: return code =
0x00040001
May 30 10:29:40 omc-2 [10822.156423] end_request: I/O error, dev sdb, sector
97564151
May 30 10:29:46 omc-2 [10827.996196] I/O error in filesystem ("sdb1") meta-data dev sdb1
block 0x88b5
Mauro Faccenda wrote:
being a redhat, i suppose
that it uses redhat with more less the default configuration, that tries to
read your public key on your user home in the server (~/.ssh/authorized_users
or ~/.ssh/authorized_users2).
This is something I've wondered about for a while - what's th
Howdy all! I'm having a tough time getting DHCP to work on my wireless card.
It's the intel 2200, and I am using wpa_supplicant with it. The contents of
my /etc/conf.d/net are:
modules=( "wpa_supplicant" )
config_eth1=( "dhcp" )
wpa_supplicant_eth1="-Dwext"
The problem seems to be that DHCP
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