October 2004 - openSUSE Users - openSUSE Mailing Lists

29 Oct '04

Using GnomeMeeting with a Soundblaster Live sound card, is it possible to defeat the VOX microphone switching in favor of some form of Push-to-Talk? Thanks. geno

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Yast Cache
by Simon Taplin 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

Where does Yast keeps the update cache for 9.1? I want to write it to CD for travelling use. Thanks Simon ______________________________________________________________ Herbalife Independent Distributor http://www.healthiest.co.za

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Mounting Samba shares via /etc/fstab for users
by Greg Macek 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

I'm trying to setup a line in /etc/fstab so I can access samba shares easily. However, it seems like I need to setuid root the smb* apps. However, 8.2 keeps complaining that libsmb based programs cannot be setuid root and then won't run. How can I get around this problem? I don't want to login as root each time I want to mount/unmount samba share. Greg

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Install Directory for Firefox/Thunderbird
by Simon Taplin 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

Whats the best directory for me to install Firefox and Thunderbird to if I want all users on my system to be able to access them?

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Request for assistance with PureFTP
by H.Riesbeck 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

This is to request configuration assistance with the PureFTPd which was packaged on the version 9.1 Pro CDs. I have a small home network and woukld like to FTP files directly into the 'root' or 'home' directory of the Apache server to allow me testing of php/sql web pages. After installation of the pureftpd rpm I was able to (ftp) log into the linux machine but was unable to change directory even though I disabled chroot in the configuration file. I have perused the documentation and understood that it is quite a flexible program. This begs the question as to the compilation of the 'out of the box' program. There are many switches, but which ones are set. I was unable to determine this. In any case, I just want to be able to move files from one machine to another and particularly into the web server directories. I would appreciate your kind asssistance. Heri Riesbeck

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Re: [SLE] "Start new session" for Windowmaker?
by steveoldmanse-suselinuxe＠yahoo.co.uk 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

--- steveoldmanse-suselinuxe(a)yahoo.co.uk wrote: > --- "Dana J. Laude" <kc9aae(a)bresnan.net> wrote: > > On Wednesday 27 October 2004 15:35, > > steveoldmanse-suselinuxe(a)yahoo.co.uk wrote: > > > Hello > > > > > > I am trying out using Windowmaker instead of > KDE. > > The > > > only thing that is missing but which I pretty > much > > > need is the ability to start a new session. I > mean > > > like the "start new session" button on the > KMenu. > > Does > > > anyone know of a script that could be used from > > > Windowmaker? Or even how KDE does it - is there > a > > > program or script that gets called when that > menu > > > option is chosen? > > > > Steve, if you mean like having multiple desktops > > then you > > just "right" click, select Workspace -> Workspaces > > -> New. > > This is at least how its setup on my debian box, > not > > sure > > about the suse menuing. Windowmaker has a fairly > > nice > > FAQ at http://www.windowmaker.org that you might > > also > > find useful. > > > > Regards, > > > > Dana > > Thanks for your suggestion, but no, that's not what > I > meant. In KDE you can start an entirely new session: > you get the KDM logon screen and can logon. It means > that with one PC, you can leave youself logged on > while someone else logs on to their account. Very > useful in a family of 5!. So I am supposing there is > a > program or something that does it and which I could > run from WM > > Steve > > Thanks for your suggestion, but no, that's not what I meant. In KDE you can start an entirely new session: you get the KDM logon screen and can logon. It means that with one PC, you can leave youself logged on while someone else logs on to their account. Very useful in a family of 5!. So I am supposing there is a program or something that does it and which I could run from WM Steve

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wmv editor
by Darrell Cormier 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

Can anyone recommend a good (free) video editor for SuSE 9.1 that will edit .wmv files. I often get video files via email that have small snippets that are inappropriate for family viewing but the rest is really good. Thanks, Darrell C.

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xine
by Hans du Plooy 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

Compiling xine-lib-1rc4 last night, I got this during configure: checking fcntl.h usability... PV-N36XA(128KD) PixelView 128MB GEForce-FX5700 LE-x8-DDR+Tvout-128Bit Retail Box 1 year warranty-=Special Pricing 599.00 682.86 yes Can anybody tell me what this is all about? I don't have that card in my system. In fact, I don't even have an nVidia card - I have an ATi Radeon 7500 128MB Thanks -- Kind regards Hans du Plooy Newington Consulting Services hansdp at newingtoncs dot co dot za

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KDE Print Manager Thingy - Missing?
by Steve Kratz 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

KDE 3.3.1 In the past, I remember seeing a Printer control in the Control Panel under the Peripherals area. My install doesn't have this any more. Is it part of some other package I no longer have installed, or did it move in 3.3.1? Please enlighten me :)

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IRQ10 problem never seen in 9.0
by C Hamel 29 Oct '04

29 Oct '04

Since FTPing into 9.1 I am suddenly seeing kernel messages like the following that never appeared in the several months I used 9.0 Pro: Oct 28 13:52:42 linux kernel: serial8250: too much work for irq10 Oct 28 13:52:43 linux last message repeated 327 times Oct 28 13:53:31 linux last message repeated 117 times I read (on this list, I think) that kernel 2.6.x handled IRQs better than 2.4.x. Seems this is not necessarily true --wherever I read it. The logs don't indicate where the problem lies, either, so I can only make a wild guess unless someone else has the answer. I hope the latter is the case. -- "Yogi" CH Namast� Yoga Studio

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