Derek Martin wrote:
Steve,
Heard you've got a new munchkin... what's the deal?
Well, I guess removing the Reply-to really really worked,
didn't it. :-)
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To Scott Garman:
My compliments and congratulations to you
for mustering the energy and motivation
to support a grass roots cause like "Free Software"
(and Linux).
We expect "good things" from UNH people
and "you done good!"
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To
"talk" is an awful protocol in general, multiple TCP and UDP connections
involved. This makes packet filtering a mess. Makes FTP (also a messy
protocol, i.e. ftpdata) look like a walk in the park.
Excellent book to read is: "Building Internet Firewalls" by Chapman
and Zwicky. Pages 270-272
Thanks - great presentation!
Would you be willing to give it at the LBS on 29 Apr, or may we snag
it as a part of our presentations on the "What is Linux" track (with
acknowlegements, of course)?
jeff smith
Scott Garman wrote:
For those that are interested:
I've transcribed my Free
Hi,
So you have users *on* the beowulf cluster that want to talk to other
internal users outside of the clusters firewall?
No, my problem was that I couldn't use talk _on_ the firewall. Not through it,
just both users on the same host, and talk to each other- this would be the
first step.
Does anyone have any tips for linux on a sparc5?
OK, here's some background:
It has 96M of RAM and 3 external drives. The internal drive is only a
510M so I'm pretty much the whole install on the externals. I got through
the install ok and it booted up but it the machine locks up with scsi bus
Well, I guess removing the Reply-to really really worked,
didn't it. :-)
Given the number of people who have commented on my supreme idiocy, I'll
offer the explanation that "Grant, Steve" is the next entry in my address
book after "GNHLUG"; Reply-to is not a factor, this time...
Oh, and
Hey,
Anyone else experience date skew today? My system thought it was March 1 today
and any attempt to set it using date or timetool failed (until Derek told me
how using the STRING feature of date :).
Just curious.
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Seeya,
Paul
Doing something stupid always costs less (up
I have 15 so far rsvping for dinner tonight, anyone else before I call and
let them know.
Some more good news, the folks from SuSE have just commited to talk to us
at the Merrimack meeting on May 18th. I will tell you more later.
Jerry
Today, Jerry Kubeck gleened this insight:
I have 15 so far rsvping for dinner tonight, anyone else before I call and
let them know.
Some more good news, the folks from SuSE have just commited to talk to us
at the Merrimack meeting on May 18th. I will tell you more later.
I'd like to, but
Today, Paul Lussier gleened this insight:
Hey,
Anyone else experience date skew today? My system thought it was
March 1 today and any attempt to set it using date or timetool failed
(until Derek told me how using the STRING feature of date :).
Apparently, you aren't the only one Paul.
Hey all,
I just discovered a feature that XFree has, totally by accident. At
least, it's configured this way on RedHat.
If you hit Shift-Insert, it will insert the primary selection buffer at
the current cursor location. Cool! :) Now I don't have to struggle with
a two-button mouse
I upgraded from SuSE 6.2 to SuSE 6.3(intel) about a month ago and I
have a couple of video issues (which appear to be related to horizontal
sync).
First, mostly in Netscape my text cursor shows up as just a couple of
flashing dots, barely perceptable.
Secondly, when I log out of KDE, instead
On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Derek Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I just discovered a feature that XFree has, totally by accident. At
least, it's configured this way on RedHat.
I believe it is default for xterm for most unixes (that usually have
Insert on keyboard). Look in
Still don't have the parellel printing working, but I have the 5M
working under the alternate plan - I hooked it via JetDirect card to
my home network, and network print. Working great, although (I don't
know why, any help?) I had to set the mask on my eth0 connection
(10.0.0.0 network, using
Bayard Coolidge USG ZKO3-3/S20 writes:
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| Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
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| Anyone else experience date skew today?
|
| http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/2229/ts/leap_leadall_3.html
Yep, my wristwatch displayed the wrong date...
| Appears to be application-level bugs, though
Hi,
Anyone else experience date skew today? My system thought it was March 1 today
and any attempt to set it using date or timetool failed (until Derek told me
how using the STRING feature of date :).
You should probably get a new file for tzconfig, and set it as a default. Well,
on mine I
on their page... Unfortunately it's in German, so I can't tell you what it
says. (Yeah, babelfish, whatever...)
If you tell me an url, I can try to translate the majority.
Ferenc
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this may actually be an xterm key mapping, I haven't researched it AT ALL,
so I don't know all the specific details.
Must be. It doesn't work with my kvt or whatever the name of the kde term is.
Ferenc
ps: A probably late noise: I want the old method of reply back!:-)
upgraded from SuSE 6.2 to SuSE 6.3(intel) about a month ago and I
have a couple of video issues (which appear to be related to horizontal
sync).
Hi,
I think you should try to upgrade to a newer XFree. I had problems with an AGP
card (some virge maybe, but not sure, but it killed the system
Forgot to mention, I have RH 6.1, kernel 2.2.14 compiled for SMP
i686.
jeff smith
Jeffry Smith wrote:
Still don't have the parellel printing working, but I have the 5M
working under the alternate plan - I hooked it via JetDirect card to
my home network, and network print. Working great,
Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan wrote:
on their page... Unfortunately it's in German, so I can't tell you what it
says. (Yeah, babelfish, whatever...)
If you tell me an url, I can try to translate the majority.
A slashdot poster already did so:
incompatibilities ? Will something else go wrong ? Can I log in as KDEuser
and use one and then log in as GNOMEuser and use the other ?
I haven't tried it yet, but I really doubt you would have any
incompatibilities. This is just not that world. I know for sure that kde stores
all its files
What problems am I asking for if I try to have both KDE and GNOME installed at
the same time ? Will the libraries clash ? Will I have header file
incompatibilities ? Will something else go wrong ? Can I log in as KDEuser
and use one and then log in as GNOMEuser and use the other ?
No
PK Whelan wrote:
Does anyone have any tips for linux on a sparc5?
OK, here's some background:
It has 96M of RAM and 3 external drives. The internal drive is only a
510M so I'm pretty much the whole install on the externals. I got through
the install ok and it booted up but it the machine
What kind of sparc is it? You'll notice on the Linux distrubutions that
Linux isn't supported on the Sparc 5 - 170 and I've had very similiar
experiences while loading on this particular platform. Here's the funny
thing, I put the drives in a Sparc 5/85 and loaded Linux without a problem
and
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