If I delete a GPG key pertaining to a specific repo in YaST2 and then
possibly delete the repo itself, then readd the repo, more times than
not zypper doesn't ask for to readd the the GPG key.
Some other weird behaviour is that when refreshing the repos after
having added new ones which may have existed before, and whose GPG keys
got deleted, zypper asks if I want to import the GPG key. I press 'a' to
trust "always", and it's then done refreshing the repos. I go into YaST2
> Software Repositories > GPG Keys, and they key isn't even there. This behaviour seems flaky to me but maybe I'm missing something. Is there a way with zypper to force to add a GPG key, and why isn't it showing up in YaST2 after selecting the "trust always" option?
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I've lost the ability to switch back to Analog Stereo Duplex sound
output, or rather, whilst the option remains, doing so results in no
sound. But it was working fine before I switched to digital and even for
a short while after I made the change I could fall back on it when
required. I'll explain the setup and why I need to do this.
openSUSE 13.1 64-bit with Evergreen updates, KDE 4.11.5, PulseAudio
I have a Dell Latitude D630 laptop. There is an integrated speaker and
headphone out/mic in jacks. Under KInfoCentre the internal soundcard
shows as 'HDA Intel (STAC9205 Analog)'.
The laptop spends most of its time on its docking station, a Dell PD01X.
Until recently I had the sound set to 'Analog Stereo Duplex' in
PulseAudio Volume Control's configuration. All worked fine. I would plug
a small pair of speakers into the laptop's headphone jack when docked,
or listen through the crappy internal speaker when undocked. The jack
autodetects if something is plugged in and adjusts accordingly.
I recently invested in a new hi-fi amp with various inputs including
coaxial, so decided to hook it up to the coaxial out on my docking
station. I switched to 'Digital Stereo (IEC958) Output + Analog Stereo
Input' in PAVU's configuration. In KInfoCentre I see 'HDA Intel
(STAC9205 Digital)'. Digital sound outputs fine to the hi-fi. I then
found that the laptop headphone jack no longer worked, but there is a
second headphone jack on the docking station that had never previously
worked. That seems to work only in conjunction with digital out, so
plugging into that jack instead works fine now for the little speakers.
Indeed, it's more logical since I don't have to plug and unplug speakers
every time I dock the laptop.
When I take the laptop away I still require sound from the internal
speaker, but it seems I can't have both digital and analog output
concurrently. So I would switch back to 'Analog Stereo Duplex' in
PulseAudio Volume Control. For a short while, this worked fine. Now it
doesn't. I cannot get sound from either the internal speaker or the
headphone jack on the laptop.
I've been through the settings in every place I can think of. Everything
seems correct and unchanged in Alsamixer. I've tried changing the device
order and resetting to defaults in KDE Phonon settings. I've also gone
into YaST sound, deleted the sound device, rebooted, reconfigured the
sound device. Unable to find any editable PulseAudio configuration
files, I tried simply deleting all PulseAudio files that I could find
and restarting. No joy.
Since I have another user account I tried logging in there. That had
never been changed from Analog Stereo Duplex but I can't get sound there
either any more, so something has changed at system rather than user level.
Any ideas?
gumb
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The message display panel says:
Retrieving Folder Contents
Please wait.
It is retrieving messages, just not displaying them.Updating folders
does nothing. I have closed and opened Kmail. I have turned off
retrieval and am using webmail for now.
Kmail version 4.14.10
Kde 4.14.19
opensuse 13.2
Bob Rea
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Sorry for the noise, but another example; I ran `zypper clean -a` then
did a `zypper ref` and it asked to import all the GPG keys for all the
repos I have. Here's an example:
New repository or package signing key received:
Repository: openSUSE_Factory
Key Name: network:telephony OBS Project
<network:telephony@build.opensuse.org>
Key Fingerprint: 00E52249 561BD821 51A1B51E F6789EBF B0D19F7E
Key Created: Tue 26 Aug 2014 10:54:07 PM PDT
Key Expires: Thu 03 Nov 2016 10:54:06 PM PDT
Rpm Name: gpg-pubkey-b0d19f7e-53fd727f
Do you want to reject the key, trust temporarily, or trust always?
[r/t/a/? shows all options] (r): a
Retrieving repository 'openSUSE_Factory' metadata
..............................................................................[done]
Building repository 'openSUSE_Factory' cache
...................................................................................[done]
Retrieving repository 'openSUSE_Tumbleweed' metadata
------------------------------------------------------------------------------[/]
Then, I go into YaST2 > Software Management > GPG keys and nothing is
even in there. The last couple days when updating a package/refreshing
repos, zypper asks me to import the GPG key again. I type "a" for
always, and maybe about 10% of the time it will actually import the key.
What is strange is that if I go back into the GPG key view in Software
Management, the key that was there a minute ago can disappear all by
itself. So this appears to be a bug of some sort.
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Hi,
I need to copy something back from an encrypted external USB disk, but
my leap 42 laptop does not see this disk.
I tried with another one, and it doesn't see it neither.
The inly thing I found while googling is to type "lsusb" and there is no
difference whether I stick in the USB cable or not.
One external disk is an encrypted reiserfs.
The other one is a Windows-FS (I guess NTFS).
I can read the windows-Disk easyly on a windows machine. Windows also
recognizes when I stick in the encrypted one, but of course it cannot
access it (doesn't know reiser).
Anyway, both disks are seen on that windows thing, but not on my laptop.
Using the same cables. They blink when I stick them in but nothing else
happens...
Any ideas?
Thanks for your help.
Daniel
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Hi
I know that when I ask questions I sometimes forget to add the releases I’m
using so I thought, being a lazy sod, use the computer and automate it.
I'm trying to get a small rough script together to print out all the
software release levels on my machine at the time of sending. Is there a text
file somewhere, that's similar to /etc/os-release, for all the KDE related
release levels?
Regards
Ian
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If I don't use the ntp client, where does my computer get the current
time? Does it synchronise with my router?
Bob
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System: Linux 4.1.20-11-default
Distro: openSUSE 42.1 (x86_64)
Desktop: KDE Frameworks: 5.21.0, Qt: 5.5.1 and Plasma:
Hi,
I’m trying to install ISPConfig 3.05 on Leap 42.1, and use ISPConfig Migrate tool to move server installation.
However, it seems migration tool aborts copying data because Apache limits number of consecutive connections.
I don’t have mod_evasive installed.
Thanks in advance for suggestion(s).
Andrei
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It used to be in the main repo in 12.x and 13.x - seems to have been
relegated to multimedia:apps in Leap421, any particular reason?
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