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Please update the version of the RC1 deb!
Thanks!
2008-01-31 06:32:12 UTC in Forensic and Log Analysis GUI
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This is fantastic, EXACTLY what I've needed for a while :-)
If we could just combine it with a date range selector like the other recently provided report it would be PERFECT (for me :-)
2007-07-24 01:18:14 UTC in Gnotime
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thanks you so much - this is brilliant :-)
2007-07-24 01:11:56 UTC in Gnotime
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I use version 2.1.3 in Ubuntu Edgy.
I have the same problem as gunstick whereby the image size resets when you click on it after loading a glables file.
This makes it close to unusable for complex layouts which is a shame as I love this little application - it doe s agreat job of simple layouts.
2007-03-20 03:45:18 UTC in gLabels
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Just a suggestion.
When the restore starts downloading the archive, the dialogue that pops up is blank and the wholle application becomes unresppnsive and looks like it has crashed.
Is there a way to display a message that is is restoring the selected files and prehaps a progress bar?.
2007-03-05 00:50:12 UTC in Simple Backup Solution
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OK, thanks for your explanation. I will be trialling sbackup as it looks like a nice simple to use system for my Ubuntu Edgy laptop.
2007-03-05 00:47:54 UTC in Simple Backup Solution
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When restoring a single file from a remote SSH backup, the entire backup files.tgz is downloaded to the local machine.
Why isn't the tar extraction done on the remote machine?.
2007-03-03 13:32:33 UTC in Simple Backup Solution
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You need to encode the destination as a Gnome VFS (virtual file system) URI eg smb://machine/path/to/destination. Probably best to connect to the share using Places > "Connect to server..." so that you can store the username and password in a safe manner.
I think sbackup has only really been tested on remote connections via SSH (in version 0.10.3 anyway).
Why don't you setup...
2007-03-03 13:04:02 UTC in Simple Backup Solution
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You are cat'ting the same log file twice to access.log.week.
2007-03-01 02:58:37 UTC in sarg
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Just concatenate all the files into one combined log file and analyse that!
eg
cat host1-access.log >> combined-access.log
cat host2-access.log >> combined-access.log
sarg -l combined-access.log.
2007-03-01 02:54:52 UTC in sarg
