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guy keren | 1 Aug 2004 01:15
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details regarding monday's Haifux lecture


the slides are ready - they deal with two issues - working with raw
sockets, and working with iptables+ip-queue+netlink.

i thought of giving a more useful example but everything seemed to get
into too many details to fit into the lecture's time (e.g. dns
manipulation code).

the slides will probably be available tonight or tommorow morning on
haifux's site.

see you on monday,
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Tzafrir Cohen | 1 Aug 2004 02:27
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X events from all windows

Hi folks

I'm trying to write a small X11 client that will be notified whenever a
window loses the input focus and whenever a window gains the input
focus?

My best effort so far is:

  XSelectInput(display, root_win, FocusChangeMask );
  ...
  while (!done) {
    XNextEvent(display, &an_event);
    switch (an_event.type) {
      case FocusIn:
        ...
        break;
      case FocusOut:
        ...
        break;
    }
  }

This catches some of the cases: window switches using alt-tab, but not
window switches using the mouse (my WM is IceWM).

As usual, any RTFM would be welcome. I already tried choo's guide,
which was useful for getting started, BTW.

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Kovriga, Gregory | 1 Aug 2004 06:10
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RE: ALSA + intel8x0 + 2.6.7 = very low volume

I had a similar problem with another hardware on my laptop.
If I remember correctly the problem there turned out to be an SPDIF
enabler register being turned off... 

Thanks,
Gregory.

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Subject: ALSA + intel8x0 + 2.6.7 = very low volume

Hi,

I'm trying to make sound work well with the following setup:

1. Locally compiled kernel 2.6.7
2. Debian testing
3. An AMD board with an intel8x0 based sound card on-board
4. KDE 3.2.3/3.2.2.

I get sound working "out of the box" - just compiled the kernel and
reboot, put everything unmuted and maximum settings in "alsamixer"
and "alsaplayer" plays an mp3 file fine.

BUT - with maximum volume the sound is very very low - using a pair of
good earphones it's almost unnoticeable.
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Shachar Shemesh | 1 Aug 2004 07:55

Re: X events from all windows

Tzafrir Cohen wrote:

>As usual, any RTFM would be welcome. I already tried choo's guide,
>which was useful for getting started, BTW.
>  
>
Then can you give a link, please?

          Shachar

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amos | 1 Aug 2004 08:02

Re: ALSA + intel8x0 + 2.6.7 = very low volume

Thanks for the hint. I'll look this up.

Kovriga, Gregory wrote:
> I had a similar problem with another hardware on my laptop.
> If I remember correctly the problem there turned out to be an SPDIF
> enabler register being turned off... 

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amos | 1 Aug 2004 08:08

Re: X events from all windows

It's been a while since I last touched this but I suspect you'd have
to have an invisible window on top of the entire display to catch
all events and pass them on. I think this is the way spyware for X11
used to be done.

Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> Hi folks
> 
> I'm trying to write a small X11 client that will be notified whenever a
> window loses the input focus and whenever a window gains the input
> focus?

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Yosef Leibovich | 1 Aug 2004 09:13
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wise rpm dependecy checking

I'm currently installing Fedora mono's rpms on mandrake system as there
are non (of mono version 1) for mandrake.
This is a hell on earth as the creator of  both fedora and mandrake has
decided to call gtkhtml mozilla libcroco etc. with different names,
therefor my already installed libcroco seems unavailible to fedora's rpms.
I thought that dependecy check should be per-file (that is I need
package mozilla is translated to I need mozilla-gecko-1.*.so) and
dependecy check will simply detect if the needed files are reachable.
Don't get me wrong. The developer won't need to specify that, he'll
specify the required packages, and one rpm tool will automatically
generate the needed files list.
This is much more exact measure (if dependecies are checked this is 100%
working, otherwise there's no chance it's gonna work) and allow
cross-distribution installations.
please reply to my address also as I'm in vacation mode as I cannot 
stand the volume of the list.

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Kfir Lavi | 1 Aug 2004 10:14
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state filesystem

Hi,
i'm looking for a filesystem that save state.
Example: install new system, then play a bit, then come back to the 
installed system.

tnx
kfir

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Meir Kriheli | 1 Aug 2004 10:48
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Re: forum engine


shtirlitz <at> unixwarez.net wrote:
| Quoting Diego Iastrubni <elcuco <at> kdemail.net>:
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|>×?Friday 30 July 2004 22:07, ×?ת×?ת:
|>
|>>Hi all
|>>
|>>
|>>I am looking for a hebrew forum engine.
|>
|>here
|>
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http://www.whatsup.org.il/modules.php?op=modload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=viewdownload&cid=73
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| PhpNuke has a long histrory of security breathes.

Whatsup is running on PostNuke, not PhpNuke, there's a big difference !

The forum used is a port of PhpBB to PostNuke (can be used as a module).
We're also using phpBB at http://debian.org.il/forums.

There are Heb lang files for phpBB (some tweaks for the templates are
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Gilad Ben-Yossef | 1 Aug 2004 10:47
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Re: state filesystem


Kfir Lavi wrote:
> Hi,
> i'm looking for a filesystem that save state.
> Example: install new system, then play a bit, then come back to the 
> installed system.
> 

What you want is called an overlay filesystem (and also sometyime union 
filesystem).

Here is one, alebit in beta stage (but already being used by Siemmens, 
or so says the web site):

http://www.denx.de/e/news.php#MINI_FO

Gilad
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