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On 2010-06-11 17:44, Marcus Meissner wrote:
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Please notice that you are signing the email with an expired key, ID 9C800ACA
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Also, there is something wrong with your signing method, as Thunderbird failed to even offer to
import any of both keys listed in the block above, said "there is no publick key block". I had to
import the key using seahorse.
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Cheers / Saludos,
Carlos E. R.
(from 11.2 x86_64 "Emerald" GM (Elessar))
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This is by way of a confession - or, if you prefer, an apocryphal tale
which could happen to any of us to our deep embarrasment.
Recently I had a great deal of difficulty installing/updating my
x86-64 machine with hardware RAID from 11.1 to 11.2. Trying to repair the
system failed after failing to install 11.2 so I had to go back, re-install
11.1 and, after some fiddling, could then update to 11.2. Just at this time
- when I needed access to update the distribution - my broadband modem
failed catastrophically. It was quite an old one and was no longer in
production - so I purchased a new one (which had the facility to disable
its firewall - which I did). Quick modem configure and all was fine for
updating the distribution.
I had been 'off the air' for a couple of weeks doing all of this and
never thought that anything further needed doing as, from my point of view,
everything was working fine.
Some friends then told me my web site wasn't accessible any more - so
I immediately thought of SuSEfirewall problems as the way of configuring it
had changed slightly from 11.1. I have recently spent several days battling
to get the rest of the world to see my machine - ending up by reading all
of the available guides and examples. I found that I should have made one
manual addition to the SuSEfirewall2 file - but even that didn't succeed in
making my machine accessible from 'outside' my private LAN.
If some of you are grinning widely by now I shall not be surprised!
Yes! I had forgotten that the problem was not just a continuation of the
difficulties I had been having with SuSE 11.2 - it was a connection problem
and that involved the new broadband modem too! A flash of 'inspiration'
occurred to me in bed last night and I almost yelled out - 'what about the
modem?'
Indeed, this new modem insisted that every individual port had to have
port forwarding enabled specifically to the server machine. I opened the
necessary ports and all worked as expected - the machine is visible.
I hope this never happens to any of you -but then you are all experts
(sigh! - I used to be one, obviously!), aren't you?
Keith Hopper
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Hello,
I have just added a key file to my encrypted partition that i use on a USB
stick, so i don't have to enter a password at every boot.
So I now have two slots used on that partition, a key file and the previous
used password. How can I generally find out how many slots are used on an
encrypted partition? The man page of cryptsetup is silent about this.
Regards
Malte
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Hi,
just to let everyone know: the 5.3.2 update breaks my gallery2 installation
thoroughly, it's segfaulting all the time.
Downgrading to 5.3.1 from the update repo fixes it.
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Stefan Seyfried
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"Well, surrounding them's out."
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