It never happened to me under Red Hat 9, but when I am working in KDE as a normal user and try to execute emacs from a terminal, in which I am su, I occasionally get the following error message:jeltsch@mcblpc2:~ suPassword:mcblpc2:/home/jeltsch emacs test.txtXlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by serverXlib: Invalid XDM-AUTHORIZATION-1 key (failed key comparison)emacs: Cannot connect to X server :0.0.Check the DISPLAY environment variable or use -d'.Also use the xhost' program to verify that it is set to permit connections from your machine.

I figured out (hopefully correctly) that owner, group and accession rights to files and directories on an smbmount are not changeable, not even by root.

After working with GCK2.5 under wine I have identified more bugs that make the program quit unexpectedly.

Installing Staden 2003b on Suse 9

We have a shared directory (/home/shared) on our computer and a usergroup called "shared".

If the job is already running use:renice 19 -p 2478This gives the job 2478 (as identified with ps -aux) the lowest possible priority.

I have bought an iPod.

When reinstalling an ssh server, one should keep the ssh key files from the old system.