I'm looking to sell some domain names. I've never done this before and would
like advice from those who have experience at this. My two requirements are to
get a fair price and to be sure to get paid. It appears there are multiple
websites for selling and buying. I found a few that would
Michael ODonnell wrote:
I'm not particularly a fan of Java but this is still funny:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrfpnbGXL70
[...]
First time I've tried a YouTube video and gotten please register.
Ouch. Didn't know they'd done that.
Dang! I guess I didn't notice because I was
Larry Cook wrote:
Michael ODonnell wrote:
I'm not particularly a fan of Java but this is still funny:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrfpnbGXL70
[...]
First time I've tried a YouTube video and gotten please register.
Ouch. Didn't know they'd done that.
Dang! I guess I didn't
Hi Dan,
Since you are not getting a lot of suggestions, I checked OSCommerce and
found two add-ons for hosting auctions:
http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/6431
http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/5890
Larry
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Bill Freeman wrote:
Way back when I was at Digital (as it then was) and before, we used to have
a tool called 'xon'. It took as an argument the DNS name or IP address of
a server on the net, connected to it, started a shell or optionally specified
command, with the DISPLAY environment
Thank you Kenny, VirginSnow, Bill, and Ben for your suggestions. I'm
going to try Bill's procmail suggestion first as it seems pretty simple
and meets my needs. Bill, thanks for the sample procmail recipes.
Larry
Bill McGonigle wrote:
On 09/01/2009 08:14 AM, Larry Cook wrote:
If you'd
I am looking for suggestions on setting up a simple announcement email
list with about 50 static members (no self-subscribe/unsubscribe), of
which only 4 members can send to the list. Currently the list is
managed by one member from her email account. The two reasons for
making a change are:
Jim Kuzdrall wrote:
I would guess battery. The current drawn by the 32KHz clock
chip is
so low that it always runs on battery. The clock draws less current
than the self-discharge of the battery. But... the battery shelf life
is about 10 years, highly dependent on storage
virgins...@vfemail.net wrote:
I was thinking about accepting the connection, maybe sending out a few
headers, and then the stalling the connection.
A friend, back in 2003, was having problems with bad bots so I wrote him
the following script which accepts the connection, logs and emails some
Ben Scott wrote:
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 9:19 AM, Larry Cook lc...@sybase.com wrote:
They would just come back or go bother someone else.
This is not a effective deterrent. It's the security equivalent of
masturbation. It may make you feel good, but that's all it's doing.
It felt good
V. Alex Brennen wrote:
On Fri, 2008-11-07 at 12:40 -0500, Larry Cook wrote:
I am getting a variety of kernel stack traces (see attached file) from
my stock RedHat 8.0 system.
This looks like a failed memory chip to me.
I would recommend running memtest86.
Thanks! I ran memtest86
I am getting a variety of kernel stack traces (see attached file) from
my stock RedHat 8.0 system. I've been running this system for years. I
have never updated the kernel and I'm not aware of any system changes
I've made around the time this started happening. Sometimes the kernel
stack
Ben Scott wrote:
http://wiki.gnhlug.org/twiki2/bin/view/Www/DigitalForensicFileCarving
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC, their toolkit (FOSS, of course) contained a tool for parsing
OLE Word documents.
Thanks Ben and VirginSnow! I'll take a look at it.
Thomas Charron wrote:
What's the *data*
Does anyone have experience using FOSS tools for reading COM/OLE
structured storage[1] files?
I'm going to look at POIFS[2] and OLE::Storeage[3] but was wondering if
someone has a recommendation based on experience.
Also, here's the *REAL* trick: The FAT32 filesystem containing the file
in
Hi David,
installing Ubuntu and then finding a wireless card that will work
with it.
I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop on my Dell Inspiron 7500 with an
Enterasys RoamAbout 802.11 DS PCMCIA card (it's old and only supports
a/b). The only thing I had to do was hold down the left mouse
Thomas Charron wrote:
The 8.04 release was made recently, and greatly improves software
support. If you do have an Intel 3945 abg card, however, make sure
you install the support daemon.
According to this FAQ (see the third question), it sounds like newer
versions of the 3945 don't need
Does anyone have a contact at the Secretary of State's office?
An article on the State budget cuts in the February 23rd Concord Monitor
reports:
The Secretary of State's office will give up $70,000, and won't replace
old computers this year.
Depending on the requirements, this might be an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way I can reset the device driver or the device itself w/o
rebooting the system?
If it's an ATAPI cdrom, you might try hdparm -w /dev/cdrom. N.B.:
the -w option to hdparm is considered DANGEROUS. If you have your
CD-ROM driver compiled as a module, you
I've got a FC3 system where burning to CD-RW works fine until the system
has been up for a long time, at which point it gives the No disk /
Wrong disk message. I googled and found this:
---
Doing some Googling, for the No disk / Wrong disk message, I noticed
one person who said their drive
Tom Buskey wrote:
I'd recommend looking at GTD (Getting Things Done) stuff for techniques
before you start looking at tools.
I agree:
http://www.davidco.com/what_is_gtd.php
I also recommend David Allen's book:
http://davidco.com/store/product.php?productid=16182
Regarding tools,
One thing you'll want to know is that SMB is pretty bad over high
latency links, and certain parts of Windows Explorer and Microsoft
Office absolutely *SUCK* over high latency links.
I have co-workers with laptops they take home and use remotely. They
are always complaining about how
Given the recent discussions, I thought this song was appropriate to
share (legally!):
http://www.dontdownloadthissong.com/tracks/DDTS.mp3
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_Download_This_Song for some
background.
Two other geek related songs, _White and Nerdy_ and _Virus Alert_, are
Larry Cook wrote:
http://www.myspace.com/weirdal/
Interesting!? The trailing slash causes an error. Need to use:
http://www.myspace.com/weirdal
I think that's the first time I've seen that happen.
Larry
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I'm just curious, does anyone know why square brackets are put around
the subject of forwarded email? This is done by the Netscape/Mozilla
based email clients. Not sure if others do it also.
Thanks,
Larry
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My 13 year old daughter would like to add things like dragons to her
digital photos. She would also like to do some animation. She has no
knowledge of what's involved, and neither do I which is why I'm asking.
Is anyone aware of tutorials for Gimp or Blender suitable for her age?
Are there
And we have a winner!!!
Bill McGonigle wrote:
One more thing you can try - see how much current is coming out of the
motherboard settings battery with a meter. Or just replace it and see
if things improve. I've had some of the weirdest symptoms vanish with a
new battery - things you never
Dan, Ben, Ric, and others that replied directly,
Thanks for your replies and suggestions. Here's is what I've done and
know so far:
Hard drive - I removed the hard drive and disabled it in the BIOS.
Still have the problem. (And yes Ben, I've already backed up the user
data. Thanks for
I'm trying to diagnose my friends Dell Latitude C600 P3 @ 800MHz. It
just locks up w/o rhyme or reason. Ctl-Alt-Del won't work when it locks
up, so that, along with the fact that it happens with two version of
Windows and four different Linux Live CDs makes me think it's a h/w
problem. It
If you'd like to comment or participate, the project page is:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Penelope
and the discussion page is:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Talk:Penelope
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I was trying to convince a Windows friend to switch to Thunderbird, but
he decided to upgrade to the new version of Eudora. I was looking at
the new Eudora features and found this press release:
http://www.eudora.com/press/2006/eudora-mozilla_final_10.11.06.html
Larry
FYI,
The event described below is free. See their website for locations.
Register by sending email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I registered
for the one at NHTI in Concord. They said there is still plenty of
seating in Concord and to bring a friend, so I thought I'd share with
the list. I have no
Hi Kevin,
${extended_family_member} isn't a hard-core computer person.
Does ${extended_family_member} run Linux?
Attached are my scripts I use to monitor some small websites. I wrote
these because I wanted to monitor a complete website, not just a few
existing pages. They are extremely
Kevin D. Clark wrote:
If at all possible, I'd prefer not to
provide a solution that involves looking at diff output. While I
would have no problem with this myself, my non-geek
${extended_family_member} probably will find this to be confusing.
If anyone has suggestions for diff'ing HTML files
I was dropping my daughter off at Camp Invention this morning and saw a
minivan with a license plate of 3KID-OS.
I must be slacking off in the geek department as I've never heard of
this OS before. ;-)
Larry
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Bruce Dawson wrote:
Bruce Dawson wrote:
Has anyone been to http://www.wunderground.com/US/NH/Loudon.html?
It seems that a .gif file somewhere on that page is crashing firefox,
mozilla, galeon, ...
Found it: http://icons.wunderground.com/graphics/360arrows-r-nogray.gif
Firefox 1.5.0.1 on
Ben Scott wrote:
On 3/16/06, Bruce Dawson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found it: http://icons.wunderground.com/graphics/360arrows-r-nogray.gif
FWIW, that loads without crashing with Firefox 1.5.0.0 on WinXP (I'm
at work right now, where all the Linux I have is text-only). I see a
bunch of
Kuni Tetsu wrote:
The biggest road block I have seen to the acceptance of Open Office is the fact
that they do not have the same menues as the products they are trying to
supplant.
Yesterday, my ten year old daughter wanted to use the computer that has
OpenOffice.org. When I asked why she
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What he wants is an internal web site where he can put in all of the
project information and have the project plan/roadmap/timeline/gantt chart
etc. viewable (not for edit) by everyone.
Since he will be the only one editing them, would an application that exports
to
Bill,
As much as I like the GNHLUG Twiki, that's not it, it scares people from
_this_ group away.
I'm curious, what about it scares people. Is it just the text formatting
syntax? TWiki 4.0 now includes a beta version of a WYSIWYG editor.
Larry
Drew Van Zandt wrote:
http://www.lua.org/
Has anyone worked with this before, and could give me their impression?
I have not used it myself, but I know that http://www.freepops.org is using it
for modules and plugins.
Larry
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Fred wrote:
I've been debating if I should
disallow all the other bots since they do put quite a load on my servers.
My understanding is that you do this with robots.txt which the bots and
spiders read. So it's basically an honor system that keeps out the good ones.
How do you keep out
Zhao Peng wrote:
My goal is to :
1, extract string2 from each file name
2, then sort them and keep only unique ones
3, then output them to a .txt file. (one unique string2 per line)
It is really interesting how many ways there are to do things in *nix. My
first reaction, if this is a one
Donald Leslie {74279} wrote:
www.bookpool.com is running their once per year 47% off sale on all
O'Reilly books . I do not know how much longer it runs.
Don, thanks for the tip. I placed an order on the 18th for two out-of-stock
books and they shipped on the 25th. I got them yesterday.
Hi Ted,
Thanks for the meeting summary.
- New Hampshire's state archives - shades of Indiana Jones!
Could you provide a little info on this? I'm familiar with the other things
you mentioned, but not this one.
Thanks,
Larry
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Hi Peter,
I have not used Debian, so my answers below are based on my install and dual
booting of RedHat 8.0 and Fedora Core 4.
Am I better off putting that Win HD in my machine before installing Linux
I think this is the easier option. Have the computer booting and running
Windows on
Ben Scott wrote:
Is anyone here else having trouble with the GNHLUG website?
I am using Mozilla 1.8b2. I just tried a few pages and it did not prompt for
a password for viewing. It only prompted when I clicked the Edit link.
Larry
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Hi Cole,
I was wondering if folks have a favorite tutorial or resource (be it
online or dead tree) for learning modern javascript and dhtml coding and
techniques?
I don't do much javascript, but when I do I use O'Reilly's Rhino Book
(JavaScript - The Definitive Guide) by David Flanagan. And
I'm being stupid! Can someone please help?
I've got a BASH script with the following:
CMD=zcat myfile | tar xf -
$CMD
This puts zcat's output to stdout, rather than piping it to tar like I want.
Now I'm sure this is how it *should* work. :-( Unfortunately, I can't figure
out how to
Bruce,
Thanks for the quick response and simple solution.
Larry
Bruce Dawson wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Larry Cook wrote:
| I'm being stupid! Can someone please help?
|
| I've got a BASH script with the following:
|
| CMD=zcat myfile | tar xf - $CMD
You want eval
Hi Fred,
Now, having installed a 2nd HD as the IDE slave, I want to install Windows
2000 or Windows XP on it.
It's been a while since I've done this, but I would take out your Linux drive
and install your new drive. Now Windows should install.
I would then put your Linux drive in as the
Ken,
THEN WHY THE FLOCK, WHEN I TELNET TO PORT 25, DOES IT THINK IT'S NEBULA?!
You didn't mention the OS. I had problems on a RH 7 or 8 system when I tried
to change the hostname. Nothing to do with postfix, but the old name was
still being used by some apps. I think one of the network
I've got the APC 500 ES (which by the way is on sale at Staple for $15 off and
a $15 rebate for a final cost of $29.99), but it only has three battery backup
outlets. I'm using one for the computer and one for the monitor. I'd also
like to put the router and DSL modem on there. Any reason I
I'm having intermittent problems with some CD-RW media on FC3. I'm using
cdrecord to blank it first and then write to it. Most of the time I don't
have a problem, but occasionally the blanking (both fast and all) gets a media
error and occasionally there is an error fixating. Ejecting and
I mostly use a sharpee
Me too! With 24 colors to choose from, what more do you need! ;-)
Larry
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Ted Roche wrote:
I've got a client with a small machine he wants UPS'd, and wondered if
anyone had experience with the USB-based interfaces - there's one on sale
cheap at Best Buy this week.
The one at Best Buy is the APC Backup ES 500 which just has USB, no serial. I
bought one a few months ago
legitimate email
And it appears that email from *root* is not considered legitimate by some
ISPs. That was part of my SMARTHOST problem. My ISP apparrently redirects
email from *root* to /dev/null. When I emailed from a non-root account, the
email was delivered.
I commented out the
Bill McGonigle wrote:
MASQUERADE_AS(`mydomain.com')dnl
FEATURE(masquerade_envelope)dnl
FEATURE(masquerade_entire_domain)dnl
Thanks Bill. This got it working, sort of, sometimes. :-(
I appear to be having a DNS problem or something. Sometimes the SMARTHOST
resolves to 1.0.0.0 instead of the
Thanks for all of the recommendations. It sounds like TWiki is the one to go
with.
Larry
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I'm looking for a wiki engine to try out internally with my eight-person team
at work. I'm willing to do my own research, but thought I'd ask for
recommendations first.
I'd prefer something that I can just install and run without much or any
configuration. Just a standalone program would be
Jeff,
I think it would great if you could add what you find to:
http://wiki.gnhlug.org/twiki2/bin/view/Www/LinuxInSchool
Thanks,
Larry
Jeff Smith wrote:
I need some help! I have a debate going on about moving
Brookline Schools (primary education) from Windows to
Linux. Anyone have
I know there has been mention of rural telecom infrastructure in the past and
thought this might be of interest to some. See the included message below.
The following terms occur in the document:
Linux four times
Open Source six times
LAMP eleven times
Larry
Hi Jim,
Welcome to the list.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.nhjobslist.com/
I agree with Paul. Get on the NHJobsList email list ASAP. Also look through
their archive, since I'm sure some of those jobs are still open. And you'll
also be able to learn which companies use *nix.
what kind
Hi Kevin,
Is there any action/configuration that I need to take in order to get
OpenOffice to exit more cleanly in this situation?
I certainly understand you posting your question to this list. It's the first
place I post since we have a lot of very intelligent people on the list.
If you don't
Drew,
Something that converts HTML to text, like this?
http://www.icewalkers.com/Linux/Software/51170/html2txt.html
Thanks for the pointer. Unfortunately it doesn't do any better of a job than
my simple Perl filter, and it even appears to have a bug where it prints
letters in the first column
Is anyone aware of Open Source projects that monitor websites for changes or
diffs HTML files such that tags and M$ inserted crap is ignored?
My search of SourceForge and FreshMeat didn't turn up anything that met my
needs, which are:
1) Identify new pages
2) Identify changed pages
3) For
Correct me if I am wrong: If somebody were to step forward and put
together a complete/public archive of this mailing list then this
outside person would probably contact the new archive maintainer
with unspecified threats? Bleh...
Okay, I'll confess. I think I triggered all of this. I
Larry Cook wrote:
Does anyone have a spare DSL modem they'd be willing to lend me for a few
weeks that might work with GSInet's DSL service?
I had two offers of loaners. One had been used with GSInet, so I've borrowed
that one and it appears to work.
Thanks,
Larry
Bill,
No open access points in your neighborhood? ;)
Hah! This is Dunbarton, no cable and we only recently got indoor plumbing.
:-)
Oh, but maybe you mean a neighbor with an open access point. Well, I guess I
would first need a wireless card (I wired my house because I got everything
but the
Travis,
Why not just hook your computer directly to your internet connection and
bypass the broadband router for a few weeks.
My router is a combo DSL-modem/router unit, I don't have a seperate DSL modem.
But good thought. I think I hear some screams of horror as I type this. :-)
Larry
Benjamin Scott wrote:
I realize this thread is old, but I'm catching up and I might be able to
offer some insight here...
Ben, thanks for your detailed explaination. Yes, I do mean repeater.
And I finally got through to a live person and got an RMA number to return my
DSL-Modem/Router. Only
Jim,
Thanks for your suggestions. Neither place appears to have what I need. I
did more searching and found two that seem to match what I need:
http://www.xoxide.com/noname15.html
http://store.yahoo.com/buyextras/bev50balbear.html
Larry
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On my Debian boxes, cron jobs send me an email if and only if they have
any output.
Also on RedHat 8 and Solaris. I would guess that is the standard behavior for
all distros.
You could try putting an echo Starting job... in
someplace to see if you get something from that.
If it's a script,
I just saw a similiar Tux with a Tux Jr. on South Road in Deerfield, but I
didn't have time to stop and check if the home owners were running Linux, or
if they just like the...
Travis Roy wrote:
image of coldness, the south poll, and winter
:-)
Greg Rundlett wrote:
I have yet to download the
I'm having a network problem that appears to be that the 10/100Mbs ports on my
router are no longer working at 100Mbs, but are working at 10Mbs. Is it
possible that just the 100Mbs part could fail?
Here's my scenario if anyone is interested. Connected to the router are the
following:
Brian,
Thanks for your response.
Every 10/100 device I've seen in the last 10 years has used 1 chip to handle
the 10/100 PHY. This means that it would be (IMO) HIGHLY unlikely that only
the 100Mbs portion could/would fail, I would expect all or nothing.
One thing I did notice is that when a
Ken,
One thing to contemplate -- though if it had been working
before, it's not terribly likely to be the problem -- is the fact that
autonegotiation is an imperfect science.
This router has been working for a year and half with computer #1 (10Mbs) and
#2 (100Mbs) connected to it. The 100Mbs
There is also GNU Bayonne:
http://www.gnu.org/software/bayonne/
-
GNU Bayonne, the telecommunications application server of the GNU project,
offers free, scalable, media independent software environment for development
and deployment of telephony solutions for use with current and next
Ted Roche wrote:
So, grub has only inserted a loader into the MBR, and still needs to read
the menu from the second drive?
Correct.
What's the easiest way to get it to boot to Windows if that's the only
drive, and give me the option if both drives are inserted?
I like Dan's suggestion. Probably
I've looked at the UPS HOWTO and the hardware support lists for apcupsd
and NUT, but I'm little uncomfortable buying a UPS without knowing others have
had success using it with Linux. Is anyone willing to comment on their
experiences with specific UPSes with Linux?
I'm sure some of you will
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the response.
I've had good success with APC.
Could you tell me which model(s) you've used with Linux?
I would recommend against the Belkin Universal UPS series.
NUT doesn't
have drivers for it (unless they've added it in the last 3 months).
They appear to support it now
Hi Ed,
I then decided to do it right; just boot from grub using /dev/hda0.
title Windows
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
chainloader +1
Since you haven't gotten many response, I figured I take a stab. It's been a
while since I've had to understnad GRUB, so I'm pretty much guessing here.
First,
Bill Sconce wrote:
Does anyone know of a package which can provide a search capability
for a Web site - including searching in PDF and .DOC files?
Back in April I did a quick internet search for search engines. Lucene
(http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene/docs/index.html) seems to to be the most
Kevin,
I'd like to force that connection to drop so that
Mozilla will start checking that account again. And I like to do this
without having to stop and restart Mozilla.
Perhaps the attached script will do the trick? My version of Mozilla
doesn't seem to object to this sort of chicanery.
Does anyone know of or have a utility that can drop TCP connections without
killing the process that made the connection?
I'm trying dsniff/tcpkill and hunt, but both need to see some traffic first.
Either there's no keep-alive packets being sent on the connection, or I'm not
setting the
What you're asking for is kindof weird
Yes, I guess it is. Let me explain:
A POP3 server I use doesn't send a response on occasion. This causes Mozilla
to stop checking that POP3 account because the connection is still up. And
the connection just stays up, with no traffic, as far as I can
Dan Jenkins wrote:
Bill Sconce wrote:
1. Thunderbird. The training interface is presented in a streamlined
way - perhaps that makes it better. Any field experience from the group?
I use Mozilla (1.6) which has the junk mail training like Thunderbird.
I too have been using Mozilla's junk mail
I seem to recall some one had asked about Linux for old PCs a while back. I
just came across this today:
-
BasicLinux 3.20
http://freshmeat.net/releases/159107/
BasicLinux is a mini-Linux distribution designed specifically for old
PCs. It provides a slim 2.2.16 kernel, a
Jared,
because of my interest in the free state project.. and the ideas behind
it... now it seems the goal of moving to your part of the world is a
little closer.
Pardon me for my directness, but if the point of your move is the Free State
Project, and NH has been designated as the Free State,
Michael,
For reasons I don't want to go into, my only approach is
to install the systemH disk as a second drive in systemG
and operate on it from there.
If systemH can boot from floppy, you could make a GRUB boot floppy and use
that to (re-)install GRUB.
In other words, it'll
be
I'm looking for some guidance. Below are some of the entries from my
/var/log/messages. I'm running RH8.
Should I just run e2fsck with the -c option so it will map the bad blocks that
it finds? If so, what's the proper way to fsck the root filesystem since it's
mounted?
Or should I use the
brian wrote:
I imagine with perl, you could read in the full directory path, split()
on the /'s and push the resulting individual path locations into an
array. If the last value of the array is exclude then you exclude the
directory. If the last value is include or !exclude (or whatever
works
John,
I'm trying to fine java for linux, I've downloaded a
file called j2sdk-142-nb_3_5_1_bin-linux.bin. Where I
got it was for java but do not know how to open it.
Give it execute permission and run it.
Larry
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Hi Jason,
I'd like to ask some questions to clarify the situation and make it easier for
the experts on this list to help you. My knowledge is limited to getting my
RH 8 sendmail configured to send email via my local ISP's SMTP server. It
seems there is more and more checking being added to
Well, our camcorder was having problems so my wife decided she'd liked like
one of those new fangled expensive DVD camcorders. Since it uses 3 inch DVD
disks which cost $20 each and don't hold as much as the full size disks, I may
still have some justification for getting a rewritable DVD
Here is a good overview of what Open Source is and the most successful
projects. While most of this isn't new to many of you, I thought it was a
good intro article so I passed it on to many of my friends to give them a
better understanding of OSS and to show them many of the popular projects:
Hi Kenny,
We have customers that access our customer support website, and from there,
they download patches.
However, when they mouse over the link, they can see the FTP username and
password.
...there are seven FTP servers all over the world to deal with.
It doesn't look like a solution has
Anyone interested in a Sun 3/50 before I recycle it?
It's a pizza box with a 19 mono-chrome monitor (doesn't work) attached to it
and an external box with a 300Mb SCSI and 60Mb tape drive. I think the CPU is
a 68020 with 4Mb RAM. It has ethernet and the serial port works. It's
running
Hi Ray,
I'm in immediate (isn't everything immediate?) need of a shopping cart
solution that can send a single purchase to multiple recipients. (Think
holiday candy. Box of chocolates to Sue, Pralines to Bob, etc.).
People have mentioned OSCommerce before, but that doesn't seem to have
the
Greg Bonnette wrote:
Im looking for a new hosting service
My dad has been using Pair Networks (http://www.pair.com/) for years.
and I do need php/MySQL support.
They support php/MySQL, and while I couldn't find it on their site, the
osCommerce (http://www.oscommerce.org/) web site lists them as
Larry Cook wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations on shopping cart software.
It looks like OsCommerce is the one to pursue, which of course I will based on
the strong recommendations I received.
In my searching I found the following that sounded promising and was wondering
if anyone had any
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