Shame on Novell that help M$ to deploy its non-iso standard proprietary file format ! I can't believe that Novell has its own fork of OOorg to support M$ !
From Novell Boosts OpenOffice.org and Microsoft Office Interoperability :
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Raskas asked me a question about the creation off a binary Perl script.
The goal of this was to run a Perl script on a machine where Perl is not installed.
perlcc should be our friend... but some dependencies were still giving troubles, so I tried to find another solution, here is a summary of my small research :
first, the Perl script's source (Copyright fred... but in GPL !) :
I spend in average 1/6 of a day on in my car ! With all the disadvantages of that : backache, stress and the most... wasting my time :-(
I've tried to leave at every hour, early morning :
late :
always with the same result :
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As you can notice, there is small modification on the form requesting for very deep mathematical knowledge ;-)
Something I discovered with Fedora Core 6 is the Personal File Sharing, even if this feature is not new, but I didn't install it on my previous gentoo box.
So I decided to try it with a colleague, Den Raf, and we had some troubles, to set it up it's very easy... but to use it with nautilus it wasn't so easy...
First step: enable it :
Go into System->Preferences menu and select "Personal File Sharing" as follow :
I'm very happy with my new D620, but of course I couldn't use FC6 out of the box (the iso in fact). I had some troubles with the Xorg resolution but google is my friend and I was able to have 1440x900 using the 915resolution program.
The laptop is able to run Compiz, so everything is nice in the best world... but (there is always a but) using a dual head configuration crashes always my X :(
I found that it's due to Compiz (or beryl) so I guess it's something to do with AIXGL... if somebody as a solution...
Desperate PHP developer... that's what I am today... why ?
Due to an ugly PHP bug with PHP provided with FC6 (maybe on other distributions too). I already spent some time to find that it was a bug, previously I was using sqlite with the sqlite PHP functions, but since I use the FC6, to have the support of sqlite, PDO must be used... so I did !
I use Eclipse as PHP IDE with several plugins.
After reading sdog's last blog entry with the same title as this one, I'd try the same command on my laptop.
Here is the result of
history|awk '{print $2}'|awk 'BEGIN {FS="|"} {print $1}'|sort|uniq -c|sort -rn|head -10
132 ssh
84 exit
52 su
35 telnet
32 cd
25 ls
19 grep
15 man
13 scp
13 ping
A friend, Arrfab, pointed me to something I completly forgot to check for my problem.
I never had that problem in the past, but to be able to put Users and Computers in different ldap ou's with the newest samba 3 releases, the file /etc/ldap.conf must have the following entries :
nss_base_passwd ou=Users,ou=OxObjects,dc=yourdomain,dc=be?one nss_base_passwd ou=Computers,ou=OxObjects,dc=yourdomain,dc=be?one
In many howto's only one row for nss_base_passwd is used.
I'm a big disapointed with samba 3 upper of version 3.0.4(tested on 3.0.22 and 3.023c), using ldap as backend, I don't have a solution to split users and computers accounts... This is very annoying :(
Even if I put in smb.conf :
add machine script = /opt/IDEALX/sbin/smbldap-useradd -w '%u' ldap machine suffix = ou=Computers
it doesn't work, it seems that this is never took in consideration. (I even tryed the old way to add machines, replacing '%u' by '%m').
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