I would think you could use dd (either from linux or cygwin utils under
windows) to copy drives of the same geometry. With drives of different
geometries you will most likely have more difficulty. I won't say it's
not possible, but, I would guess that would be more steps involved and
not having
Maybe we should call it:
G/linl - Gnu/linux is not linux.
That should clear up all the confusion ;)
-Andy
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
As I was parusing Kero5hin, I came accross a great article. It is a
public apology to the Linux world for getting RMS on the GNU/Linux
kick. Funny
Optionally, you can write it like this for some shells (ksh, bash).
The arithmetic is done in the same shell. ie. it is not
invoking an external expr for each iteration of the loop.
count=1
while [ $count -lt 284 ]
do
(( count=count+1 ))
echo $count
done
-Andy
Chad R. Henry wrote:
Perhaps they're in a netscape or squid cache somewhere?
Bruce Dawson wrote:
Sigh.
I appear to have accidently deleted the pictures of the March meeting
(the pictures that were on the gallery section of the web site
http://news.gnhlug.org/)
And we appear to have re-used the floppies they were
I wonder what would happen if you all brought in
your own pepsi and brown bag dinner. Then ask the
management to warm the dinner in the microwave and
bring out the dinnerware, including cups of ice
to pour your pepsi in.
-Andy
Why don't we all just eat at the place in question?
Those who want
A friend of mine has a web site for his business which is presently
hosted by geocities. It's a simple HTML only web site with a lot
of JPEG images (I maintain it for him). We'd like to find a better
web host with more available space and no ads or other such nonsense.
I've looked around a bit
That would be very cool..
Porter, Mark wrote:
Sounds like a good place to run an X-Box, converted to Linux!
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Anyone using Mahogany?
Does
You could make it really fun for him and suggest learning
linux on the Sony PS/2 (which of course does others
things 13 year old boys enjoy). I believe the linux kit comes
out real soon now, like tomorrow. $200 for PS/2 + $200 for linux
kit = Cool machine for $400.
Mark Glassberg wrote:
My
I think it would be best to leave religious dicussion out of the context
of this list unless of course we want to discuss vi vs. emacs. ;-)
-Andy
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My sparc-20 is running debian. Works great. I had some trouble last year
with pppd and dual CPU's so I pared it down to one CPU. Now that I've got
a cable modem maybe I'll try putting it back. Hm...
home$ uname -a
Linux home 2.2.17 #8 SMP Fri Feb 9 12:54:41 EST 2001 sparc unknown
home$
Perhaps something like this:
htdocs
_|
/ \
||
Public Private
(No authentication)(Authenticate users at)
| (this level with .htaccess)
I'm looking for a light weight web server that I can run on port 81
of my linux box (Sparc Debian) at home and expose it to the Internet.
I've got apache running on 80 which is what I use on the home network.
I block that port with the firewall 'cause I don't want it exposed the
unwashed
Karl J. Runge wrote:
Is it safe to say you do not want to run a 2nd instance of apache (with
a trimmed down config)? I.e. instead of just providing external
service on port 81, you also want to play around with new different
webservers?
Yeah, I tried a trimmed down version of apache and
Very cool, I will give that a try
One web server, many webs
-Andrew Gaunt
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
On Fri, 2002-03-29 at 11:31, Andrew W. Gaunt wrote:
I wonder, is there a way to tell apache to use a different document root
depending on the port? That would be cool way for sorting
Any except this one perhaps?
Syntax error on line 270 of /etc/apache/httpd.conf:
Listen cannot occur within VirtualHost section
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
On Fri, 2002-03-29 at 11:31, Andrew W. Gaunt wrote:
I wonder, is there a way to tell apache to use a different document root
depending
No go, doesn't like the Listen directive in a virtual host container.
Oh well, if it was easy we all be out of work.
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
On Fri, 2002-03-29 at 12:30, Andrew W. Gaunt wrote:
Any except this one perhaps?
Syntax error on line 270 of /etc/apache/httpd.conf:
Listen cannot
Got it, there is a solution. The reason it was not starting before
was because the log files could not be created. Amazing what
actually reading the error.logs will reveal.
This works:
#Port 80
Listen 192.168.168.3:80 # internal web, outside access blocked with
ipchains rules
Listen
Andrew W. Gaunt wrote:
Got it, there is a solution. The reason it was not starting before
was because the log files could not be created. Amazing what
actually reading the error.logs will reveal.
This works:
#Port 80
Listen 192.168.168.3:80 # internal web, outside access blocked
I think there are three basic categories with the following
being mostly true regarding an organzation's cash flow:
1) For Profit - Generate revenue, use profits to make stockholders happy.
2) Non profit - Generate revenue or at least break even. Profits are
used to further
It seems that SUN maybe the first major UNIXen company whose business
will be significantly curtailed by the emergence of Linux.
I thought SCO already grabbed that title.
-Andy
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Hope this helps
We do this as part of our kickstart postinstall.
# YPBIND
cp /etc/yp.conf /etc/yp.conf-dist
echo domain athena broadcast /etc/yp.conf
chkconfig --level 345 ypbind on
Also, on my system
quantum@com:sysconfig/ cat /etc/issue
Red Hat Linux release 7.1 (Seawolf)
Kernel
I agree. In my $.02 opinion, what made Microsoft great is
that at one time they were more open than anyone else at the
time. Their stuff was easier to work with... remember all the ugly
copy protection schemes vendors used to prevent people from making
copies of the software they shelled out
You may want to ask these guys... They are local (ie. NH/Mass)
and I believe they're doing it themselves.. I spoke with Dan in
Kingston NH who has some kind of affiliation. They have some
cool stuff too!
-Andy
http://shop.panther-electronics.com/cgi-bin/PantherComputer
Dan Coutu wrote:
Now
A fellow I work with inherited an HPUX machine and of course, nobody
knows the root password. Does anyone know of a 'break in' procedure he
can try?
-Andy
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Everyone,
Thanks for the suggestions, he has sucessfully broken into the machine.
-Andy
On Thursday 03 January 2002 07:53, Andrew W. Gaunt wrote:
A fellow I work with inherited an HPUX machine and of course, nobody
knows the root password. Does anyone know of a 'break in' procedure he
He didn't elaborate, just that he found it using google's news group search.
Michael O'Donnell wrote:
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Thanks for the suggestions, he has sucessfully "broken" into the machine.
What was the
We have sort of decided to use RH (x86) for serveral
reasons. They are not ordered by priority.
1) It is a major distribution and it appears that it will be around
for a while.
2) One can buy support for it if needed (we're not doing this yet).
3) There appears to be a lot of vendor support
I wish I could take credit for that bit of wit, but, it
was just another typographical monkey+typewriter phenomenon.
Michael O'Donnell wrote:
Andrew Gaunt wrote:
We have sort of decided to use RH (x86) for serveral reasons.
I don't think I've ever heard it put quite that way...
I want to set up a dial-up PPP server using linux. I've
done this many times before and have set of config files
for mgetty and ppp that work. I'm having some trouble with
with a new install using a winmodem (I've always used real
hardware based modems in the past).
I've got a PC with a
All,
Thanks to everyone for your various input and discussion
regarding my winmodem dilemma. Actually, it wasn't a major
problem as I do have a 'real' hardware modem that works quite
well and can use that if the winmodem doesn't work out.
I did want to experience the winmodem myself and test
"Jon 'maddog' Hall, Executive Director, Linux International" wrote:
As the time gets closer, I will be looking for volunteers to staff the booth,
create some demos, etc. and we will have a planning meeting. I would like
to have this planning meeting Wednesday, March 14th at a location
This covers the sparcs
Linux on sparc Ultra-1
$ uname -m
sparc64
$ uname -a
Linux mvcdr.mv.lucent.com 2.2.12-42 #1 Fri Nov 12 13:03:33 EST 1999
sparc64 unknown
Linux on Sparc-20
$ uname -m
sparc
$ uname -a
Linux mvmon.mv.lucent.com 2.0.35 #1 Wed Dec 30 10:35:47 EST 1998 sparc
unknown
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Thanks everyone for the 'wheel mouse' replies.
the right combination for my machine was:
Section "Pointer"
#Protocol"PS/2"
#Protocol"MouseManPlusPS/2"
Protocol"imps/2"
Device "/dev/mouse"
Buttons 5
ZAxisMapping 4 5
# Emulate3Buttons
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