@ICPUG: This is because Fatdog runs ntfs-3g with its full permission system enabled, enabling NTFS volumes to behave like a POSIX filesystem (which, for example, enables it to be used as a savedirectory instead of just savefile); and provides two-way access control mapping from Linux to Windows and ...

#1 Problem I have a computer that serves use as a print server (among other things) for a couple of WinXP machines. From xp, they print to puppyserver:631/printer. Except, as of two days ago, that no longer works. They will print to 10.1.1.128:631/printer but not the name. Seems like something chan...

jafadmin has created an easy-to-use package that works with PIA using pptp. See http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=93384. No systemd required.

jaf, do you have the source tarball for this (with the patches if necessary)? I want to build and package it for Fatdog too. Thanks.

Now running FD 810 with my savefile, which is in fact on a luks-partition and a save-directory, breaks the sound. Trying to choose the default soundcard, only the Bluetooth devices shows up. Are you running it from an __existing__ savefile from older version of Fatdog? Please don't do that; we spec...

ames, this is a problem with fatdog. It has so many hidden goodies that aren't obvious. Hehehe. Sometimes even I forget what's inside :) Seriously, I think sometime ago smokey01 went on "exploration mode" and wrote a document about these goodies. You may want to check with him on what hap...

I am very like the rox filer's behavior in this fatdog. We can search file by typing the name keyword directly. Is it possible to make this rox filer in puppy linux? That's really up to Woof-CE guys. I look at https://github.com/jun7/rox-filer and try to compile it my self. But it still different w...

sc0ttman wrote:...I really need to go learn how sed actually works..

Come on Scott, you don't need to be so modest. I'm still using your sjpplog for my main blog, six years later

but it could utilise a more ubiquitous cloud storage space like dropbox or google drive. That depends on whether the storage space allows direct downloading via a tool like wget. For Gdrive: https://github.com/circulosmeos/gdown.pl . Tested successfully to download Taz Puppy ISO . Already in Fatdog...

The repo version of ghostscript, and the no ghostscript version look the same. Your ghostscript looks different. So even though you installed full ghostscript, which rasterizer appears to be in use? In 810-beta and older 800s, the default rasteriser is ghostscript. Which is why every single driver ...

LOL So all is good now?
The ISO now includes "VERSION" info. That should help

mavrothal wrote:/etc/brightness.conf has the correct setting but $HOME/Startup/restore-brightness.sh is not created. Which is the script that should create it?

That should be /usr/bin/fatdog-brightness.sh line 108.

@LateAdopter: depending on how you install your own custom kernel, if the /etc/modules are created in your savefile/savedir, you can delete it from there so that the underlying /etc/modules from the basesfs will show up again. Run "aufs_reval" from terminal after you delete it from your sa...

If you don't have any alsa configuration at all, no asound.conf, nothing to affect snd module parameters, etc., will alsa always default to using card 0 and device 0 for sound output? and ctrl 0? On this machine, with "options snd-hda-intel id=HDMI index=1" applied # cat /proc/asound/card...

@Mochi/@Burunduk: Thanks for the entertainment and insight. I admit defeat :oops: Yours are simple, yet effective, and most importantly, clear and easy to understand. http://murga-linux.com/puppy/images/icons/icon14.gif (PS: @Mochi, it's easy to break yours - just pepper 0x01 and 0x02 in the html an...

Was the original code committed before puppy started using save folders? Yes by "cannot be found", I presume that you mean, the script can't find them but they are there. Perhaps though, once upon a time the save folder was directly mounted but I don't think that is the case now. Instead,...

sandbox.sh ... This seems to be a woof-CE problem, so I created a new issue: " sandbox.sh -- items='' #1737 " sandbox.sh used to work. I made the original commit and I made sure that it worked. It only did not work when running off the LiveCD without savefile, because /tmp was a symlink a...

Scott, I've read your few posts, and I still don't get it. Perhaps it's good if you can give us a sample input and the expected output, as the "incorrect output" as produced by the currently not-working script, so we can get an idea of what it is that you want to do. As it stands, the curr...

That's already a nice achievement. But here is my problem with all suggestions so far: They all assume that a line contains only 1 comment, which is a bold assumption. True enough. Surely I take the blame for not providing a better example and I will think of a better one. You did say it was for ge...

The biggest question, is there an email client that can be invoked from the command line / script to download the attachments, without human intervention? As it turns out, I happened to see this not too long ago: https://triptico.com/software/aov-imap-fetch.html When I see ads for consumer VPN serv...