![]() (Nice!) You can set a static ringer, per phone line, so you know exactly which line someone is calling in on. You can even import the phone books of the phones into the base station. The cell phones stay put in that area, along with the base station, and now we don't have to sprint all over the house looking for phones when one rings. It's convenient, as we have the base station (w/ Answering Machine) and our cell phones plugged into this piece of handiness from Pottery Barn (ours is black). Whenever a phone call comes in on the cell phone, we just tap this button and we can answer it, all without having to run all over the house to try and find our cell phones. The regular phone has all the regular cordless phone buttons that you'd expect to see, plus one additional, a "Cell" button. So, after I paired my wife and I's cell phones to the base, now, when we come home our cell phones connect to the base, and then calls that come in our cell phones can be answered via the regular phone. The Vtech DS6322 w/ Bluetooth, is a 3 or 4 phone kit with bases (with an answering machine) that has Bluetooth capability. My wife bought me this for Xmas, and it's probably one of the best ideas ever. 506,10 +506,11 free (url) url = strdup (buf) endwin () + quote (scratch, sizeof (scratch), url) if (strstr (command, "%s")) - snprintf (buf, sizeof (buf), command, quote (scratch, sizeof (scratch), url)) + snprintf (buf, sizeof (buf), command, scratch) else - snprintf (buf, sizeof (buf), "%s %s", command, quote (scratch, sizeof (scratch), ur l)) + snprintf (buf, sizeof (buf), "%s %s", command, scratch) printf ("Executing: %s.\n", buf) fflush (stdout) system (buf) Then I'll post why I've finally reverted back to using Mutt (instead of Gmail) for my desktop email. I still haven't figured out the bugs with lbdb and ABQuery on Snow Leopard yet, but once I get that patched up, we'll be good to go. The code will make urlview compile correctly and run on Snow Leopard (10.6). Well, after a ton of searching, posting to the Mutt Mailing list and what not, Brenden Cully (The maintainer of the fink package for OSX) posted this patch to urlview.c. Unfortunately, urlview crashes if you download the source ( ) and compile it natively on Snow Leopard. and how to make it work with multiple Gmail accounts forwarded to each other - which was my major headache actually). ![]() (I'll post more later on how I overcame my objections to it. (That I didn't put there, or at least don't remember putting there.) Thanks Richard. ssh/authorized_keys It worked and life is fine now. the ONLY directory it was going to look in was /root/.ssh/authorized_keys Richard changed this to: AuthorizedKeysFile. After poking around a bit, Richard found the problem: AuthorizedKeysFile ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Because, when SSHD starts up, the sshd_config file was expanding "~/" to the home directory, and since sshd starts as root. I tested this out by moving my authorized_keys file to root's /.ssh directory and it worked right away. every time someone tried to connect to sshd on the SERVER's SSHD debug line, it was trying to access /root/.ssh/authorized_keys. We noticed one line in particular that was bothering us. We start daemons in debug mode, looking at RPM packages (this particular server was running Fedora 10), heck, I was even looking at bugs in SELINUX as the culprit. Richard connects up to my computer, and he has the same problem (can't connect via SSH key), so it's obviously a server problem. what am I overlooking? So I IM'ed a friend of mine, Richard Harman, who is the master of a bunch of things, one of the things is Linuxy, Unixy stuff - at this point I'm at my wits end, and trying to figure it out, I am racking my brain. So, here I am racking my brain, "why isn't this working", darn it. I had: PubkeyAuthentication yes I had the permissions right on all the files, on both the client and the server, yes, I checked this, and that. Seems like a normal thing for a guy with a bunch of Unix machines around the house to do right? Well, apparently it was more painful than I thought. So, earlier today I was setting up some SSH keys to be able to connect back and forth between various machines in my network.
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