We can not use Martha's Exchange for a Melba Meeting this month due
to the fact that they have actual revenue generating customers using
the rooms Wednesday *and* Thursday this week *and* next week.
(something about graduations, and teenagers, blah, blah, blah).
So, if anyone wants to get
I am running SuSE 8.0 Professional on my Sony Vaio PCG-FX140 and also on
my aging desktop (200 MHz MMX). I updated from SuSE 7.3 Professional,
but because of inexperience and sloppiness, I had to do a clean install
of 8.0 on my laptop... Although I do not consider myself a *x guru, I
will
Thanks for all the replies.
need a * here, don't you?
^Subject: (ADV:)
Right! Ben Boulanger and Karl Runge spotted this one.
I rewrote it this way:
:0 H # recognize junk mail by subject
* ^Subject: (ADV:)
Mail/junk-subject
With this change, the rules seem to be
Rich Payne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you may want to have a look at razor
(http://razor.sourceforge.net/). It's a distributed SPAM checking
system.
I noticed this a while back, and it looks very interesting. However
just the other day I read a comment at Slashdot that someone has been
(http://razor.sourceforge.net/). It's a distributed SPAM checking
system.
I noticed this a while back, and it looks very interesting. However
just the other day I read a comment at Slashdot that someone has been
poisoning the razor database, so that it labeled some legitimate
mailing
Here at my office, when my Win98 machine boots, it mounts my Linux box
as a Network Drive.
I'd like to have My Linux box do the same, in reverse. I know the
command line is:
mount -t smbfs //dread/c /mnt/dread/c
Which translates into the /etc/fstab entries as:
//dread/c /mnt/dread/c
http://www.well.com/~kena/wedding%20pics%20(small)/small-Ken%20and%20Terri%20printing%20vows.jpg
Just thought I'd share a picture of the bride and me with all of you;
and, no, it's not staged, and, yes, that is Linux on there, just to make
this on-topic. (Please excuse the r-e-a-l-l-y long
Here's a (sample) entry:
//host/resource /mount/point smb username=foo,password=bar 0 0
Note that this is -insecure- since /etc/fstab is usually world-readable.
Be vewwy, vewwy careful when passwords are in plaintext.
-Ken
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Thomas M. Albright wrote:
Here at my
Well, we can assume that it is after the actual wedding (since the groom is
in the presence of the bride in her full regalia), but before they actually
left for the honeymoon.
Hmmm, my computer is probably the last thing that I would be using at that time,
but I note that both of them are busy
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Jon Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, we can assume that it is after the actual wedding (since the
groom is in the presence of the bride in her full regalia), but
before they actually left for the honeymoon.
Hmmm, my computer is probably the last thing that I would be
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Jon Hall wrote:
Well, we can assume that it is after the actual wedding (since the groom is
in the presence of the bride in her full regalia), but before they actually
left for the honeymoon.
Well, no, we broke with tradition, and got our pictures taken before the
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Ken Ambrose wrote:
Here's a (sample) entry:
//host/resource /mount/point smb username=foo,password=bar 0 0
Note that this is -insecure- since /etc/fstab is usually world-readable.
Be vewwy, vewwy careful when passwords are in plaintext.
Since I'm a one-man
Considering the recent thread(s) touching on SpamAssassin,
I thought I'd mention that in the 9 weeks I've been having
it run interference on my main mailbox, it has intercepted
about 125 megabytes of spam. That's roughly sixty megabytes
a month. The time saving to me has ben significant. :-)
--
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Thomas M. Albright wrote:
Since I'm a one-man operation, that's not a big issue. If someone else
gets in enough to read fstab, Ive got more to worry about than a windows
password. :)
Regardless, there is no password required. Would the fstab then be:
//host/resource
Hi all,
Anyone here using leafnode with multiple servers?
I need to access multiple sets of newsgroups coming from different
servers. For example, I want to access public usenet groups from the
free/public server I have access to, and I need to access a corporate/internal
news server for
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Thomas M. Albright wrote:
Here at my office, when my Win98 machine boots, it mounts my Linux box
as a Network Drive.
I'd like to have My Linux box do the same, in reverse. I know the
command line is:
mount -t smbfs //dread/c /mnt/dread/c
Which translates into
Does anyone have any experience with this sort of thing. Thanks in advance.
Can you give us a clue as to how your automount config files are set up?
Also, have you looked at whether there are some homedirs which might
be getting mapped directly vs. indirectly? Linux automounter doesn't
Hello,
I installed Red Hat Linux 7.2 on a pc clone with an Intel Pentium 3
processor and it is connected to a NIS domain. I configured this machine as
a NIS client during the install and upon reboot it seemed like it bound no
problem. The NIS server is a Sun Ultra 5 running Solaris
I happened to stumble across this rfc in one of the news groups I'm
on, and thought people might be interested in reading it.
ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1855.txt
(Btw, I'm not trying to beat any particular dead horse here, the
timing of this rfc and any recent dead-horse beatings
In a message dated: Mon, 20 May 2002 16:27:14 EDT
Ben Boulanger said:
That being said, a charter -can- sometimes be unnecessary - when a group
is small, when a group is made up of friends, or any number of other
reasons. While some of those reasons may be true for the gnhlug lists,
some
In a message dated: Mon, 20 May 2002 14:35:31 EDT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I happened to stumble across this rfc in one of the news groups I'm
on, and thought people might be interested in reading it.
ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1855.txt
And further along these lines, I came across:
On Mon, 20 May 2002, at 4:34pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it worth taking a stab at drafting a trial run of a charter or
Rules of GNHLUG type doc?
This is one of the many things I wanted to bring up, but was deliberately
blocking until the GNHLUG server situation got sorted out. Since it
On Mon, 20 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, if anyone wants to get together for dinner and/or drinks on
Wednesday night, we can do that. If someone has an alternative
meeting place we can try on short notice that meets all our
requirements:
- free
- close to source of
Paul,
I recently got back from a trip to Brazil where they have some very interesting
projects going on. I could give a report on the trip and some of the projects.
Then you could demonstrate GnuCash, and we could end up by heckling Ben over
at Martha's.
A perfect night.
md
--
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Ben Boulanger wrote:
The only thing that can bump you is official city business. Otherwise
it's first come first serve. Just thinking back, there were projection
screens in the room + a stage that could be nice for presentations. I
imagine the president or some
In a message dated: Mon, 20 May 2002 16:39:03 EDT
Jon Hall said:
Paul,
I recently got back from a trip to Brazil where they have some very
interesting projects going on. I could give a report on the trip and
some of the projects.
Then you could demonstrate GnuCash, and we could end up by
In a message dated: Mon, 20 May 2002 16:43:11 EDT
Benjamin Scott said:
We haven't really needed one yet, but we have come close a couple of times.
Yeah, but that tells me we are *really* good at evading the necessary
in favor of stuff we'd *rather* do, like drink :)
--
Seeya,
Paul
In a message dated: Mon, 20 May 2002 16:41:10 EDT
Ben Boulanger said:
I imagine the president or some other board member should be the person to
coordinate, let me know if you'd like my help here.
Letters can either be dropped off or mailed to:
City Clerk's office
ATTN: Pat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Since I'm no where *near* Nashua to drop off a letter, and mailing
it tomorrow may not get it there via snail-mail until Thursday, could
*someone* in the Nashua area take care of this for us?
I could do this tomorrow morning, and report back via email on the
Sounds good! All we need now is a decent place to meet :)
Another possibility is Daniel Webster College. As I think I told you, I visited
them the night they were starting their .NET training, but they were interested
in making a firmer contact with GNHLUG and offered the use of their
On Mon, 20 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since I'm no where *near* Nashua to drop off a letter, and mailing
it tomorrow may not get it there via snail-mail until Thursday, could
*someone* in the Nashua area take care of this for us?
I'm in Nashua, I can take care of this.
I would say
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Jon Hall wrote:
Another possibility is Daniel Webster College. As I think I told you, I visited
them the night they were starting their .NET training, but they were interested
in making a firmer contact with GNHLUG and offered the use of their facilities
for meetings.
In a message dated: Mon, 20 May 2002 16:57:35 EDT
Ben Boulanger said:
I'm in Nashua, I can take care of this.
Great! Jon, can you ask DWC as well?
What day(s)? This Wednesday/Thursday? I can determine the availability
before dropping the letter so that only one has to be dropped off.
In a message dated: Mon, 20 May 2002 16:59:37 EDT
Ben Boulanger said:
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Ben Boulanger wrote:
I would say that we would like to use the room from 19:30 until
21:00ish, at which point we can retire to Martha's for more food/beer.
Just got off the phone - this is
On Mon, 20 May 2002, at 4:59pm, Jon Hall wrote:
after all, Ben will still be there to be heckled.
Yes, I am dedicated to serving all your heckling needs. ;-)
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On Mon, 20 May 2002, at 4:51pm, Jon Hall wrote:
As far as food goes, the American Buffet is very close by, and could
supply enough food for even GNHLUGers.
I like this place better all the time. ;-)
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Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Mon, 20 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yikes, not unless you want to push this out until next week. What's
the concensus here?
My vote goes for the DWC, I'll get the ball rolling on the City Hall for
backup and find out if we fall out of grace for not showing. We can use
it as
On Mon, 20 May 2002 16:51:53 -0400
Jon Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another possibility is Daniel Webster College. As I think I told you, I visited
them the night they were starting their .NET training, but they were interested
in making a firmer contact with GNHLUG and offered the use of
On Mon, 20 May 2002, at 5:12pm, Ben Boulanger wrote:
(anyone know any tap routines?)
Just ask Microsoft about their business practices. ;-)
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Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://digitalmass.boston.com/news/2002/05/20/copy_proof_cds.html
Basically, Sony has come up with yet another bogus copy-protection scheme.
This one is (was) designed to prevent you from listening to your music CD in
your computer. Someone discovered that you can circumvent this
The former BCS NH Isig group used to meet at the Library. They have a small
auditorium complete with video equipment on wheels. There is plenty of
parking and it is about a block off of Main St.
On 20 May 2002 at 16:51, Jon Hall wrote:
Sounds good! All we need now is a decent place to
This is a loss. The fact that we're not
closer to being ruled by our own version of
the Taliban is due in part to clear-eyed,
clear-voiced civilized beings such as he.
--M
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I dunno - I'm sorta burned out on this topic. We've been here so often
before...
So, let anarchy prevail! Whoever can get a charter passed by our
general membership - more power to ya! (And I've got this wonderful
chairmanship I can give ya too!)
And then someone can post it on the web site (or
This list is in good shape because GNHLUG members do
(generally) seem to respect each other. That respect
is (generally) manifested in the messages posted
here; they're (generally) on-topic, (generally)
free of pointless re-re-re-quotings, (generally)
uncluttered with irritations like HTML,
Oh, this is just too good.
http://www.eweek.com/article/0,3658,s%253D701%2526a%253D26875,00.asp
Microsoft Vice President Jim Allchin has testified *in a court of law*
that their code is so flawed that it seriously threatens the security of the
United States of America.
Using Microsoft
Hi,
I see two issues here, that of a Charter and that of a set of guidelines for
interaction with GNHLUG. The first is usually fairly complex and costs lots
of time and energy to create. It speaks of formalism and guidance in the
direction that the group wants to go. It says what the group
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