I need a simple program which counts the elapsed time starting from
a given point. Could you give some suggestions?
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As you know clamAV provides NO realtime virus detection
and from time to time we all need to execute a clamscan
- Well I just performed a clamscan and found 4 folder
which a year or so stored and catagorised emails and
all 4 folders were infected with
Phishing.Heuristics.emal.spoofedDomain virus's. As
almost all emails are held in mbox format I would
suggest everyone to run a scan periodically. Remember
clamAV provides NO repeat NO real time protection, even
if you copy them to a MS Windows or NSF drive or open
an infected file or execute an infected .bin file
Scott
I have configured Vista to dual boot with Windows XP on my laptop at the
moment.
I am now planning on installing openSUSE over the Windows XP partition.
Are there any known problems on vista being un-bootable after the
installation?
-Poul Wittig
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I recently did a fresh 10.2 install. Initially the printer setup went
with any problems and printing from any app worked fine. For the last
couple of days I have not been able to get any of my 5 usb printers to work.
I have tried uninstalling cups, deleting previous cups configurations
and reinstalling to no avail. YaST correctly identifies the printers and
selects the appropriate drivers, but the test function produces nothing.
Sending a file to a print queue from any app (eg. kate) show up in KDE's
print manager as "processing", but the process never finishes. No errors
are displayed during either the setup test or normal printing.
I have ruled out hardware issues, because other usb devices (scanners,
ext hdd, cameras, etc.) work fine under Linux and all printers work
perfectly under Windows on this box.
Am I missing something obvious here, or is there a cups issue with 10.2
that I should know about?
Any pointers or suggestions would be welcome.
TIA
Dave
I really need some help on a networking problem that I have tried to
solve for several months now. At least point me to where I can find the
answer as I have searched the web and not found anything. (Could be I am
not asking right question, but I am not a programmer)
After booting up, I open a root console and execute the following
commands.
ifplugd -bfi eth1
route add default gw 192.168.11.1
route del default gw 10.18.32.1
This gets me internet access for linux on the wireless card. (eth0 is
used by Windows under parallels, normal network card)
I put these commands in /etc/init.d/boot.local.
When I boot, It does not work. If I try to enter them again in a root
console, the ifplugd -bfi eth1 seems to work, that is no error. The
route add default gw 192.168.11.1 comes back network unreachable.
So, I remove the commands from boot.local, reboot, then everything works
again after entering all of the commands in a root console.
What am I doing wrong?
Art
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How many cpu's can linux support?
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Hello
I've found some docs about "bonding" but it is written that it is an obsolete page !
What is the "good" doc page URL for opensuse 10.2 ?
Thanks
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Hi...
I'm updating some programs (compiz, gwenview, etc.. ) with yast... but
the process is freezed... is about half hour that is freezed 100%
percent completed) and don't know what would happen if I shut down or
kill the process... please give some help (not using Zen
Synchronization). openSUSE 10.2
Thanks,
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anyone can tell me how to apply the selected emerald theme to gnome
panel? the theme only applies on window.
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Hi all!
I have installed latest version of ATI drivers on 10.2.
Installation was ok and CCC (Catalyst Control Center) appeared on
applications list.
I tried to run it but a reboot was needed after drivers installation
before be able to use it.
The problem is that after reboot CCC doesn't appear in applications
menu. 3D acceleration is ok, I'm sure about drivers are running but I
wish to use CCC.
Do you know how to launch CCC?
Thank you, and excuse me for my bad English.
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