I want to see if this goes through. I'm wondering if sending via html was my problem causing my posts to previously be denied.
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Katherine,
I'm replying to both you and the list with your reply in place. I
hope that's fine.
On Wed, Dec 5, 2012 at 3:25 PM, Katherine Moss
<Katherine.Moss(a)gordon.edu> wrote:
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Greg Freemyer [mailto:greg.freemyer@gmail.com]
<snip>
>> Clearly my vote is that ALL opensuse lists be opened up for non-subscriber posts and follow the lead of LKML for both the reply-all and the cross-posting netiquette issues.
>>
>> Greg
>I would agree. Too many rules here. I've posted three times, and have been denied three times with no clear explanation. I switched from HTML to plain text for all email messages, for there is no way to set it up through Outlook 2010 for format preference per list, only per message, but even after fixing that, I've still been denied.
I don't know why you were denied. I too get annoyed with the no HTML
rule, but I'd rather not bring that into this thread.
As to how to setup Outlook, I'm afraid I have no idea. I exercise
Outlook for some projects at work, but I don't use it much for linux
mailing list interaction. ;)
Greg
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Hi
I seem to get this error every other day just after i've logged in and before
i've launched anything.
FETCH JOB ERROR (Plasma Desktop Shell)
Unknown Error (unable to fetch item from backend)
Does anyone know who (app) owns this unhelpful message and what it may really
mean in a more specific and helpful way ?
It brings back bad memories for me of GPF Fault messages on early versions of
Windows.
regards
Ian
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Wouldn't it behoove MS, to implement the /home concept (separating the OS from the users' data in different partitions) ?
Once I got "into" Linux, I never understood why MS did not implement this.
It would make it so much easier for all the support people (and users - who do their own thing)
Any ideas ?
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Searching around on the internet, it appears I am in for a rough road
trying to install a dual boot system on my new ASUS G75VW laptop. (It
came with Windows 7 x64 installed and there is a lot of chatter in
Google land about something called EFI partitions??? Also a lot of
Google hits on openSuSE forums, but when I try to open them up for
viewing, my browser (Firefox) is not showing any contents!)
I downloaded and created an installation DVD for openSuSE12.2 x64 and
managed to figure out how to reach the bios and change the device boot
order so as to boot from the DVD drive first. Upon inserting the DVD
installation disk and powering up the laptop I can see that the initial
phase of bringing up ELILO boot, (what happened to GRUB?) loads the
kernel and perhaps a screen and a half worth of additional messages (too
fast for me to read). But suddenly the display breaks up badly with
unreadable lines that look mostly like a lot of dots and dashes start
appearing, and it appears to soon reach a GUI (composed of green, grey,
and white streaks of colors) but this too is badly corrupted and
non-readable. So I am not even reaching a point where I can configure
anything while attempting to install openSuSE!
The display adapter is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M if that helps...
So how do I proceed? Thanks Marc...
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Running KDE 4.9.2 from the 49 repo (12.2, x64), have not updated *anything*
for ~6 weeks. My Kmail incoming filters have all been working, no problem at
all. A couple days ago the filters just stopped working on incoming (POP)
messages. Once in the inbox the Apply All Filters works, but again not as
messages are being received.
Suggestions?
TIA,
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Running KDE 4.9.2 from the 49 repo (12.2, x64), have not updated
anything for ~6 weeks. My Kmail incoming filters have all been
working fine, no problem at all. A few days ago the filters just
stopped working on incoming (POP) messages. Once in the inbox I can
use the context menu Apply All Filters and the messages are all
filtered, but again, not as the messages are being received.
I know others have had problems with the Kmail filters, but since I
haven't but then problem later cropped up suddenly as it did, I'm
stumped on where to look.
Suggestions? (Is it safe to go to 4.9.3?)
TIA,
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Opensuse 12.2
Firefox 17
Cups 1.5.4
I have recently moved from opensuse 11.4 to 12.2 (new installation) and
now find that I cannot print in duplex from firefox, thunderbird, google
chrome and kate.
Printer OKI C531dn, using the oki supplied ppd file.
Duplex printing is faultless in okular, acrobat and libreoffice (once
the printer language type in libreoffice is changed from pdf to
postscript), but firefox, thunderbird, chrome and kate will not print
duplex whatever the settings in their print dialogues.
In 11.4, using the same ppd file, there was no problem with duplex
printing, using a cups 1.5.4 server.
Also, I can print in duplex from these applications in xubuntu12.04 and
Mint14, using the same ppd file. The cups version is 1.6.1 on both these
machines.
The fact that I had to change the printer language type in Libreoffice
from pdf to postscript to enable duplex printing made me wonder whether
there is something similar I have to change in the mozilla/kate/chrome
configuration, but I haven't been able to find anything similar.
If I redirect the print from the cups server on my 12.2 to a virtualbox
mint14 cups server, then duplex printing works, so it does seem
something specific to the 12.2 setup.
I'd appreciate any pointers to how I can correct this.
John
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I have opensuse machines (12.2 on tumbleweed, 12.2 not on tumbleweed,
and 12.1 not on tumbleweed) that run Samba configured as member servers
in an AD domain. Windows clients and other machines (linux running
samba etc) can map (or mount) samba exports. Everything was working fine
until samba got updated on the machines to version 3.6.9-130.1 from
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/samba:/STABLE/. Now
all attempts to map (or mount) fail with access denied. Is anyone else
seeing this problem?
Regards and thanks for any help in advance,
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Howdy everyone,
Just wondering about what happened the last few days. Several times I
found that my laptop was running a very high temperature, and the
culprit was "virtuoso" on the system activity gui. So I would stop
virtuoso, and/or log out of kde and then log back in, and things would
seem to go along fine for a few hours. Then it would start up again.
When I would hover the mouse over nepomuk in the system tray, it would
say "File index service is not running."
The last time it did this, I finally decided to go into nepomuk in the
system settings and disable the nepomuk file indexer and the nepomuk
email indexer. I had it indexing emails because I have been running mail
to see if I like it. So I am wondering if this has something to do with
kmail, because if I were only running thunderbird, I would not need the
email indexer to be running.
In any case, this morning before work I was going to check the latest
news, and I opened up firefox and got this message that there was a
problem with firefox security because my hard drive was full. So I
checked the hard drive, and I found that the last 18 gigs that I had
empty had been filled up. When I looked to see what it was, it was this:
On /home/george/.cache/tracker, the following files show up:
george@linux-o3ef:~/.cache/tracker> ls -l
total 18452444
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 11 Sep 26 20:17 db-locale.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 2 Sep 26 20:17 db-version.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 6 Sep 26 20:40 first-index.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 10 Sep 26 20:40 last-crawl.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 18884642816 Dec 3 18:27 meta.db
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 32768 Dec 3 18:30 meta.db-shm
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 10240000 Dec 3 18:29 meta.db-wal
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 11 Sep 26 20:17
miner-applications-locale.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 0 Dec 2 16:49
no-need-mtime-check.txt.A4EVOW
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 0 Oct 10 21:20
no-need-mtime-check.txt.CEPBMW
-rw-r--r-- 1 george users 352020 Sep 26 20:17 ontologies.gvdb
So you see that meta.db is huge.
So what is the general advice here? Should I ditch kmail so that I can
run nepomuk indexer (for fast file searches which is actually very
helpful) and also delete this meta.db database? Or are there some other
ideas out there?
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Box #2: 12.2 | KDE 4.9.1 | AMD Athlon X3 | 64 | nVidia C61 GeForce
7025 | 4GB
Laptop: 12.2 | KDE 4.9.2 | Core i7-2620M | 64 | Intel HD Graphics 3000
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