Was "Re: [trinity-users] R14: where is the user administration"
A way to generate and remember passwords: use an algorithm. Start
with a memorable sentence, for example:
"Trinity Desktop is my #1 website"
Replace parts of it to make a password:
"TD14=m#1ws"
where TD stands for the site's name, and 14 is the number of letters in it.
So for Facebook you could use
"FB8=m#1ws"
Of course you would use a different phrase in which you could
substitute more special characters.
Now all you need is the website name to reconstruct the password.
Robert
Greetings; new sub to the list, had trinity installed for about a week.
It solved a huge fonts problem I had with wheezy's kmail.
However, it appears that everytime I add a new filter, an old one falls out of
the list and quits working. Since I have about 60 folders, I can only
setup "sort to folder" rules for about 24 or so before this "culling" seems
to start. And the droppage does not effect the install presets, just the
ones I've added, most of which were generated by the "filter on
Subject/To:/From:" in the message pulldown. And then fine tuned for changes
in [content] of the subject, and in the order of application.
I don't know if its too small a buffer assignment for filters or what.
I have 8Gb of memory in this amd64 (phenom) powered box, so memory, within
reason, should not be a problem.
Is this known? A fix in progress?
2nd kmail related question...
Several previous versions of kmail, it has had a dbus port, by which I could
have a 'new mail watcher' script send a message to kmail to have it go get
that mail which had arrived in /var/spool/mail by way of a
fetchmail/procmail/spamassassin/clamscan chain that has been running for
several years here, unloading that duty from kmail. So all it has to do is
go get that mail when it comes in.
That script is now logging errors to the shell I started it in because the
dbus target string doesn't exist.
AMD64 bit 3.2.0 kernel running ATM.
Thank you.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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The default script that runs clamscan over a goodly portion of the system on a
daily basis is haveing cron send messages to /var/spool/mail/mail, so I
changed perms on that file so kmail could fetch it from the local mail box
and set kmail up to do that.
I find I had about 125k worth of messages because the scripts I copied over
from the old drive aren't quite compatible with this install.
I have fought tooth and nail with the system and it blanket denial of my
ability to read a log file unless I either play with the parent locations
ownership and permissions, so much so that I create in my home dir, a log
subdir so that all these utilities could both write a log file and I could
read it.
I am eventually going to have to create some logrotate entries to handle
maintenance on these log files, but at least I can read them.
Which is the preferred method of dealing with this, my way, or hacking up
owners and permissions all over the /var/log tree?
Thanks.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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"There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
Genes Web page <http://geneslinuxbox.net:6309/gene>
greetings, folks . . .
i don't know if this is a bug or if i'm doing something wrong here.
the plan was to burn my 20-gig mail directory to a blu-ray m-disc for
archive purposes -- m-discs are supposed to last without degrading for
1000 years. in order to burn blu-ray, i understand that i need to use
cdrecord, which is fine. so i got and installed it, but k3b-trinity says
it can't find it. oddly, k3b from kde4x found it just fine, and it works.
i prefer k3b-trinity. but i have no idea what i can do to make it find
cdrecord. additionally, i'd guess that because cdrecord overwrote whatever
was there before, i can't use k3b-trinity for anything anymore.
is this a known issue?
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dep
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Hi All,
I've got an odd problem. I've just installed Debian Jessie with TDE
14.0. For some reason, if I try to reply to a news (Usenet) posting
using Knode, I get a pop up asking me to insert a valid email address
in the Identity section. If I don't select any post then I get the
expected new post window.
I've deleted "knoderc" and recreated it, deleted all the groups and
re-selected them without any change.
I did use "apt install" to get knode since Jessie didn't come with it
installed.
Thanks for any help.
--
Best Regards:
Baron
Hello TDE users,
I would like to manualy install theme/style form KDE Looks (KDE3
themes) to my Debian/TDER14 notebook. But i didn't manage to find a
way to install them.
Can you help me ?
What folders i have to create or put themes in ?
Does KDE3 themes are compatible ?
Thanks.
Nicolas D.
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On 01/21/2015 05:03 AM, Will Hill wrote:
> On Saturday 17 January 2015, Dan Youngquist wrote:
>>> 2. It "forgets" a page as soon as it's no longer displayed, and has to re-render it to display it again. It's
>>> as though Memory Usage is set to Low instead of Normal or Aggressive, but the setting makes no difference.
>>> This is very inconvenient in cases where it takes more than a fraction of a second to render a page, which is
>>> the case with most of the PDFs I use.
>
> I tested this on TDE 13.2 and saw that the default behavior is to start the new page with a scaled thumbnail and
> then to render. You have to scroll quickly to see this.
>
I am not able to reproduce the problem if the settings is Aggressive. Even scrolling very fast seems to work fine.
Only when changing to Low or Normal I see the re-rendering behavior.
Just my 2 cents.
Cheers
Michee
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Hello,
Using Synaptic I installed pulseaudio and pavucontrol. Running the
latter in a terminal produces these messages:
** (pavucontrol:4086): WARNING **: Error retrieving accessibility
bus address: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
org.a11y.Bus was not provided by any .service files
/usr/bin/pulseaudio: symbol lookup error: /usr/bin/pulseaudio:
undefined symbol: pa_dbus_connection_unref
Running Skype in a terminal also produces the second line above.
Skype and the Flash player do not play any sound. And the Control
Centre shows no reference to pulseaudio.
Any ideas on how to make it available?
Robert
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When i used Debian, i could do a minimal install of KDE by 'aptitude
install kde-plasma-desktop'
Is there a similar command for installing a minimal TDE environment?
Thanks,
- -joegum
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Phone: 724.224.1327
Email: joegum(a)joegum.com
Website: tinyurl.com/tunerjoe
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