Monthly Archives: September 2006
ipw2200 wireless on linux
| 27-Sep-2006 | Posted by Sonia Hamilton under Wireless |
Useful link http://www.de-brauwer.be/wiki/wikka.php?wakka=LinuxTecraS2
Most importantly – how to deal with wireless hardware switch
$ cat /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/0000:06:02.0/rf_kill
This code has the following meaning: 0 = RF kill not enabled (radio on) 1 = SW based RF kill active (radio off) 2 = HW based RF kill active (radio off) 3 = Both HW and SW RF kill active (radio off)
To fix
- sudo rmmod ipw2200
- press hardware radio switch
- sudo insmod /lib/modules/…/ipw2200.ko
- cat /sys/…/rf_kill – should have a value of 0
sed notes 2
| 14-Sep-2006 | Posted by Sonia Hamilton under Cheatsheets, Sed |
procmail notes
| 13-Sep-2006 | Posted by Sonia Hamilton under Procmail |
Good procmail sites
- Timo’s procmail tips
- ii.com – procmail quickstart
- procmail tips
- Halcyon guide
- Partmaps procmail FAQ
- Stimpy’s formail tutorial
Procmail commands can consist of…
- a statement
FOO=`formail ... | sed ...`
- a recipe
A recipe consists of three parts…
- a colon line
- zero or more condition lines
- an action section
:0 email_folder/
:0 * From: ... email_folder/
An action is one of…
- a folder
email_folder email_folder/
- a forward
!foo@bar
- a pipe (with :0 fwh or :0 fwb colon flags)
| formail -I ...
- a curly brace
{
Curly Braces
A curly brace starts a nesting block ie a recipe can be:
- a colon line, zero or more conditions, and curly brackets
:0
{
...
}
:0
* From: ...
{
...
}
Inside curly brackets there must be one or more recipes.
How to do if-else
Do if-else using the E colon line flag
:0
{
:0
* ^From: ...
# deliver to default destination (inbox)
${DEFAULT}
}
:0E
{
# else
...
}
session management Ubuntu Dapper
| 03-Sep-2006 | Posted by Sonia Hamilton under Ubuntu |
- use gnome-session-save
- devilspie
eg for firefox the config looks like this:
~/.devilspie/firefox.ds
(if
(matches (window_name) "Firefox")
(begin
(set_workspace 2)
(maximize)
)
)
I then only need add devilspie as a start up program using the sessions
dialog.
Thanks hal at gmail, SLUG list
---
Despite that, if you want to try the upstream style logout stuff, you can do
so by changing an Ubuntu-local gconf key:
/apps/panel/global/upstream_session = true
Thanks to Jeff Waugh, SLUG list
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