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Eigener KDE-Screensaver
by Markus Ullmann 26 Jan '04

26 Jan '04

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hallo, ich möchte gern ein eigenes Script als KDE-Screensaver benutzen, das die Hintergrundbeleuchtung meines Displays ausschaltet, da die sonst an bleibt. Das Script funktioniert insofern, dass es mit jedem Aufruf das Display entweder aus oder einschaltet. Weiß jemand wie das geht bzw. wo es dazu ne Doku gibt? Ich hab bisher nichts dazu gefunden. Ich habe Mandrake 9.2 mit KDE 3.1.3. MfG Markus -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFAFULTKwqd7htONAcRAqfdAJ9gtNfOFVeBgmZKgOCP3biCKtiM8wCfa45x bf+DTRc07n66VlMAOXLKwB4= =6yEL -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Dateisystemtyp bestimmen
by Carsten Friede 26 Jan '04

26 Jan '04

Moin. Ich bastele immernoch an meinem Mountskript. Bis jetzt funktioniert das Listen der Partitionen, Bestimmen von Mountpoints und Einfügen der entsprechenden Einträge in fstab und fvwmrc. Da Problem was jetzt noch besteht, ist das auslesen des Dateisystemtyps. Ich will gar nicht den Inhalt der Partition wissen, sondern nur, welcher Typ, also womit sie formatiert wurde. Gibt's da Möglichkeiten per bash oder mit einem entsprechenden Programm? MfG Carsten -- ====================================================== Dresden University of Technology Department of Computer Science Dresden, Germany ======================================================

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Frage zu sed
by Michael Gruetzner 26 Jan '04

26 Jan '04

Hallo, ich möchte eine Datei in einem Script bearbeiten. Ich greppe die Datei um alle relevanten Zeilen zu erhalten. Jede dieser Zeilen beginnt mit FileX=http...(das X ist eine ein oder mehrstellige Zahl). Ich möchte nun mit sed alles vor dem http löschen. Leider hab ich keine Ahnung, wie ich das anstellen kann. Die Manpage und ein halbes Dutzend Tutorials im Internet halfen mir nicht weiter. Hat vieleicht jemand den entscheidenden Tip? Vielen Dank im Vorraus. MfG Michael -- I can't drive 55. I'm looking forward to not being able to drive 65, either.

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Mausrad funktioniert nicht mehr nach Update auf Kernel 2.6.1
by Matthias Petermann 26 Jan '04

26 Jan '04

Hallo Leute, nach einem Update von Kernel 2.4.23 auf Kernel 2.6.1 funktioniert das Mausrad meiner Logitech-Maus nicht mehr in XFree86. Die XF86Config ist selbstverständlich unverändert. Die Maus ist über USB angeschlossen. Gibt es dafür eine Begründung? Des weiteren scheint sich der Mauszeiger im Verhältnis doppelt so schnell zu bewegen, wie unter Kernel 2.4.23. Selbigen Effekt konnte ich schon bei einigen 2.6'er Installationen beobachten. Würde mich freuen, ein paar nützliche Tipps zu bekommen; weil Google war nicht wirklich hilfreich. Viele Grüße Matthias -- ,MN NM, PPPP, Matthias Petermann . Cell: +49 172 878 43 76 NM NN MN PP PP http://www.htw-dresden.de/~s8186 MM MM PPPP' mailto: matthias.petermann(a)gmx.de --MM----MM-PP--------------------------------- DSA key ID 28DC2ACA ----

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Problem mit Webseitenzugang
by Peter Schnitzler 25 Jan '04

25 Jan '04

Hallo, ich habe auf meinem Rechner Debian laufen. Wenn ich nun auf die Seite "www.icq.com" gehen möchte, bekomme ich folgende Meldung: "Beim Laden von http://www.icq.com ist folgender Fehler aufgetreten: Zeitüberschreitung auf dem Server Verbindung bestand zu web.icq.com an Port 80 " Wenn ich es unter vmware Versuche geht es ohne Probleme. Auf dem Server (ebenfalls debian) läuft masq fürs Internet. Weiß jemand, was ich verändern muss, damit es funktioniert? viele grüße und schon einmal danke im vorraus peter -- Peter Schnitzler Weißeritzstr. 40 01067 Dresden Germany tel. 0351-4976669 mobil. 0171-6715783

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Re: Netzwerkproblem
by Holger Lange 25 Jan '04

25 Jan '04

Hallo! Nachdem ich euren Hinweisen nachgegangen bin, habe ich bemerkt, dass das zu hoch für mich ist. Deswegen habe ich alle Einstellungen wieder zurückgesetzt und nochmal neu gemacht. Komischerweise funktionierte es danach. Obwohl ich zuvor mehrmals alle Einstellungen überprüft habe, muss es sich dann doch um einen Syntaxfehler gehandelt haben. Vielen Dank für eure Mithilfe. Holger

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Nero-Image mounten?
by Andreas Kretschmer 24 Jan '04

24 Jan '04

Moin, vor mir liegt eine CD, diese enthält eine Datei 'Image.nrg'. Ein beherztes strings lieferte was von Nero-Image und so, was ja wohl ein Brennprogramm der Fensterwelt ist. Frage: kann, und wenn ja wie, ich an die Dateien rankommen? Mounten läßt es sich nicht. Andreas -- Diese Message wurde erstellt mit freundlicher Unterstützung eines freilau- fenden Pinguins aus artgerechter Freilandhaltung. Er ist garantiert frei von Micro$oft'schen Viren. (#97922 http://counter.li.org) GPG 7F4584DA Was, Sie wissen nicht, wo Kaufbach ist? Hier: N 51.05082°, E 13.56889° ;-)

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WLAN PCI Karte für Linux?
by Tino Schmidt 23 Jan '04

23 Jan '04

Hallo! Ich suche ein WLAN PCI Karte für meinen Hauptrechner. 11MBit also 802.11b Standard sind ausreichend (mehr kann mein Laptop nicht) Bei Winner-Computer hab ich eine Karte von Q-Tec "774WP" entdeckt. Hat damit jemand Erfahrungen? Was würdet ihr empfehlen? Das ganze sollte möglichst Preiswert sein *g*. MfG Tino

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bash-scripting
by Carsten Friede 23 Jan '04

23 Jan '04

Moin. Ich versuche gerade in einem bash-Skript ein Array der Reihe nach auszulesen. Dafür brauche ich eine Zählervariable. Soweit, so gut. Nur wie inkrementiere ich den Wert dieser Variablen? MfG Carsten -- ====================================================== Dresden University of Technology Department of Computer Science Dresden, Germany ======================================================

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Call for corrections/critics: Directive on free software version 0.1 (European Union)
by Neuromante 23 Jan '04

23 Jan '04

Call for corrections/critics: Directive on free software version 0.1 Dear friends, i prepared a very early draft version (version 0.1!!) of a proposal of European Union Directive on free software which will be presented by the Green party. As already done with previous proposals of law in Italy i propose to all (of the free software community) to contribute and check the text (both from the point of view of content and grammatical aspects). The proposal of directive itself is based on the text of the italian proposal of law that arose after a large debate among the italian free software community so that the final "product" was a common result. The proposal of law was presented by Sen. Cortiana (Green Party) and, even if it has not yet been discussed (!), it caused some important motion by the Civil Service in Italy. A problem will be to recover all the corrections proposed. I'm afraid the only possible way is to concentrate on me all the corrections/variations/critics and so on (as already done with the italian proposal of law). This mail is distributed under a GPL-like licence and you can send it to whoever you want. I won't be able to follow the possible debate on all mailing lists, hence i please you to send a copy of the key "consensus" messages arising from the debates to one of the following addresses: gruppo.verdi(a)comune.fi.it alessio.papini(a)tin.it neuromant99(a)yahoo.com For "traditional" connections: Phone/fax 00-39-055218896 ; only phone 00-39-055-2768379. The secretary of the Green Party Group of Florence will answer and may be the english skill will not be completely perfect ..... Ciao to all! Alessio Papini, city councillor of the Green Party of Florence (Italy) ---------------------------- PROPOSAL OF DIRECTIVE "Rules about pluralism in informatics, adoption and use of free software and on the portability of informatic data by the public administration" RELATION HEADING 1- GENERAL PRINCIPLES Art. 1 (Aims of the directive) 1. The European Community promotes informatic pluralism, guaranteeing the access and freedom of choice of informatic platforms, eliminating barriers due to different standards. 2. The European Community supports the development of free software, like as computer programs corresponding to the requirements described at points a), b), c), e) of the art. 2 of this directive, because of the positive effects on public economy, on market competition, on the development of scientific and technological research. The Civil Service, on the basis of best economical convenience of the management of public services, prefers the use of free software. 3. No copyright charge is due for free (without economical remuneration) exchange of free software. Art. 2 (Definitions) For the aims of this directive we define: a) free software licence: a users' licence allowing to the user, besides the right to use a computer software: the right to have at his disposal the whole source code and the right to study its functioning; the right to modify the source code; the right to distribute the software and the modified source code. A free software licence cannot prevent someone receiving a copy of the software from having the same rights enjoyed by the one, who gave him the copy. b) free software: each computer software distributed with a free software licence as defined in art. 2, paragraph a) of this directive. c) open source computer software: each computer software for which the whole source code is available to the user, regardless of its users licence. d) proprietary software: a computer software released with a users licence that doesn't meet the requirements described in art. 2, paragraph a) of this directive. e) free data format: the saving and interchange format of informatic data whose whole implementation specifications are available to and freely usable by users for every aim permitted by law. Free data formats must be completely and deeply documented. No constraint to use these data formats is allowed. HEADING II: PORTABILITY, ACCESSIBILITY AND SECURITY Art. 3 (Right to portable development) Everyone has the right to develop, publish and use an original software compatible to the communication standards and saving formats of another software, even if a proprietary software. Art. 4 (Documents) 1. Everybody legally publishing public data in electronic format has to guarantee the access to them to all possible users by using open communication standards and free data formats. 2. For publishing in electronic format of data whose availability and accessibility must be legally guaranteed it is necessary to apply the article 4, paragraph 1 of this directive. 3. Whenever it were necessary the use of non-free data formats by the Civil Service, the Civil Service has to justify analitically this necessity explaining why it is not possibile to convert data in free data formats. The Civil Service has to provide a version of the data in free data formats, as similar as possible to the non-free version. Art. 5 (Processing of personal data or data related to public security) 1. Everyone processing personal data with electronic instruments or data the developing of which could damage the public security, is obliged, in this activity, to use open source computer software. 2. The source code of computer software used by Civil Service for processing of personal data must be conserved by the Civil Service itself to permit future possibilities to verify the security levels and reliability. 3. The knowledge of the type of software and the possibility to check the source code of the software used for personal data processing with electronic instruments must be available to the citizens owners of the personal data. HEADING III - FREE SOFTWARE Art. 6 (Duties of the Civil Service) 1. The Civil Service has to use for its activity computer software of which the source code is available. 2. The Civil Service, choosing the computer software necessary for its activity, prefers free software or, alternatively, open source software. If it were used open source software, the supplier must permit, without additional charge, the right to modify the source code. The availability of the source code is related to the possibility of the Civil Service to adapt computer software to its needs. 3. The Civil Service that decides to use a non-free software has to analitically justify the reason of this choice. 4. The Puclic Officer buying non-free computer programs without a real necessity, will respond economically of the possible higher expense suffered by Civil Service. HEADING IV - PUBLIC EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Art. 7 (Incentives to research and development) 1. The European Union will develop annually a specifical research program on free software for research projects proposed by local autorithies and private organizations for the development of computer software to be released as free software, in the framework research programs of the European Community. search program on free software for research projects proposed by local autorithies and private organizations for the development of computer software to be released as free software. Art. 8 (Education) 1. The European Union supports the introduction of contents and principles of this directive in the school systems and the educational programs of the member states of the European Community. The particularly high educational properties of free software in the field of informatic education is recognized. HEADING V - FINAL PROVISIONS Art. 9 (Implementation) 1. Within 180 days since the publishing of this directive, the member states will adopt a law to implement the content of this directive. 2. Within 180 days since the publishing of this directive, the member states will adopt a regulation to define the mode for the optimal introduction of free software by the Civil service; the economical and technical evaluation of the actual projects and the new projects or modifications to be adopted to permit a progressive introduction of free software by local autorithies. The implementation of this directive doesn't expect to increase the costs for the Civil Service and hence it doesn't require financial support. Art. 10 (Transitory regulation) 1. Within three years since the adoption by the member states of the laws based on this directive, the Civil Service will adapt its structures, procedures and staff education programs to fulfil the requirements of art. 6 of this directive. 2. Within twelve months since the adoption by the member states of the laws based on this directive, the Civil Service will adapt its structures and procedures to fulfil the requirements of art. 5 of this directive. 3. Within six months since the adoption by the member states of the laws based on this directive, the Civil Service will adapt its structures and procedures to fulfil the requirements of art. 4 of this directive. Alessio Papini, city councillor of the Green Party of Florence (Italy) ===== Anche sul trono pi� elevato del mondo si � pur sempre seduti sul proprio sedere. (Montaigne) __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/

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