I've very recently started using Beonex
(http://www.beonex.com/communicator/)
It has Windows and Linux versions. Based on Mozilla 1.0.1 it looks very
much like Netscape 7,
but the performance is much better. It happily imported my Netscape 4
profiles. I had to export
and import my Netscape
. Apparently it is a
moderately old technology (formerly
military). They have it deployed widely in other countries which had no
infrastructure to speak of
already (like Uganda).
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nearly impossible to
track down bugs since it's so hard to reproduce. And, of course, it has
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modern system is way more than adequate.
We usually provide the client a slightly customized web interface using
Webmin and maybe some custom Webmin modules or commands.
Let us know how this turns out for you.
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for years and will always push them.
They have always been a joy to work with. Technically knowledgable,
very accomodating.
/plug
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for domain.to.relay to point at
unrestricted server.
Note: Issues such as host.to.relay.to being a dynamic IP
are beyond the scope of this. ;-)
Hope this helps someone.
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This is a new worm called Swen (similar to an one from a year and a half
ago called Gibe). Swen does a more authentic looking announcement. It
appeared yesterday.
More information can be found at http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/swen.shtml
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ml-1710 with Linux? or should I stick with HP?
In that price range, I've used the HP 1200 successfully.
I have used one Samsung (model doesn't come to mind) successfully and
another was a Windows only unit, which didn't work.
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correct and appropriate. They've also gone out of their way
to resolve a domain name dispute for my client which was none of their
concern.
I strongly recommend them.
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it for a few years, though I just started using it
heavily this last 6 months. Ask away.
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-servers. We also use/build clones, more
typically.
I have one client who really likes IBM (which I generally do to).
Why?
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used the m-series.
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considerable. YMMV. I've switched to
manufacturer only ink cartridges. Laser toner is another matter. I'm
less concerned about who makes it, but that wasn't your question. I use
HP, Epson, Canon and Lexmark inkjets. Had similar experiences with all
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of techno-buzz, the
documentation did not exist yet as it was only a beta.
I submitted a scathing review of the beta to the manufacturer.
They gave me a Palm Pilot for the best comments on their product.
(Perhaps I was the only one to comment.)
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. Do we have so many ideas we can squander
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, even as a throw-away
application, it's probably worth it.
Of course, I do use Linux to do this sort of thing too sometimes.
Usually when I'm trying to recover a corrupt hard drive.
I use Partition Magic (a larger version of Drive Copy) for the rest of
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encountered recently) seems
excessive to me.
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to their
flexibility and accessibility.)
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MV Communications is good. (603-629-) (www.mv.net)
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).
It doesn't look anything like Vorlon. (Though in a odd coincidence, one
of the
debian developers working on Korean support uses vorlon in his email
address.
So maybe there is a secret link there.) ;-)
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Most of my clientelle
use Mozilla (or Netscape), which are relatively immune to the more
egregious exploits it seems.
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ready to put the
new server in place. They were so happy with the stability and couldn't
afford downtime, so we
just copied the contents of the hard drive with Linux into the new
server (after erasing NT).
They were back up in a half hour. They used it for another five years.
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I received a call the other day from someone looking for help with Samba
under Solaris.
It has been a few years since I last used Solaris, so I declined. I
thought perhaps someone
here might be interested.
The person's name is Chong Pauk and he can be reached at 1-978-448-6111.
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? I use webmin a lot myself, but
not sure if I really want to make that an end-user offering.
Webmin has a Usermin companion product. It may do what you want, without
exposing too much to end-users.
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to admit, I'm not sure
how much of that problem was the then office manager at my client and
maybe not FCG.
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-extracting zip under Windows.
Delete the files from it.
Wse it as a template to copy and add zip files to it under Linux.
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I noticed two promotions at VMWare that may be of interest: $100 off
VMWare for any LUG member or a free copy for any educator.
For LUG members: https://www.vmware.com/linuxuser/linuxuser_login.jsp
For educators: https://www.vmware.com/academic/academic_login.jsp
Note: I am in not associated
://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux/), but haven't used it.
There's a whole web page of various Linux-on-a-floppy distributions here:
http://www.linuxlinks.com/Distributions/Floppy/
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start X on a system.)
Ben's second point is also very good. This is not the way to encourage
someone to embrace Linux. As a first introduction, this is the painful
route. Not conducive to return visits unless his friend is an avowed
hobbyist or fanatic.
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had PC133 work perfectly well in older systems. So, it varies
from system to system.
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for it:
postmap /etc/postfix/transport
Let Postfix know about the change:
postfix reload
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Jason Stephenson wrote:
Dan Jenkins wrote:
In /etc/postfix/transport, add these lines:
aol.com smtp:[smtp.bur.adelphia.net]
netscape.net smtp:[smtp.bur.adelphia.net]
earthlink.net smtp:[smtp.bur.adelphia.net]
rcn.net smtp:[smtp.bur.adelphia.net]
I missed a bit of that discussion, but does
line itself is extraneous to the
email anyways. ;-)
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Doh. What a great idea! Thanks. Much simpler. I've switched my rules to
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, it was held up in the sender's mail server for
about 14 hours. Documenting
that helped mollify their customer somewhat.)
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be
nice. I've seen
several events I would have been interested in attending. (And I'm not
generally an
attending person.) But, a few hours notice, or even a day, just isn't
enough time for me.
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smtpd
Model it after your standard smtp listener:
smtpinetn - y - - smtpd
Sendmail, Exim, Qmail, etc. and email client configuration
is left as an exercise for the reader. ;-)
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jobs
to distribute updates to our clients and our in-house systems.
This doesn't help if you are not using a package manager or are not
installing updates to already installed packages, of course.
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was travelling and I
don't have my filters on my remote mail. So, I had to weed through alot
of extra junk in my inbox - all having no more Linux value than the
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SMTP AUTH in the best way and would
like to hear how someone else has done it.
So, expound away here, if you would, please.
Now that we've segwayed to a new topic, thanks Paul.
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newest BIOS,
there's not much you can do about the BIOS. However, the boot loader may
be able
to work around the problem. Which boot loader are you using: LILO, GRUB,
other?
Sometimes you can pass the drive parameters to the boot loader and get
it to boot that
way. How is it failing?
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The distro is reading the drive specs directly from the drive. It
doesn't need the BIOS. The BIOS can't interpret the drive size
properly. Since you have the newest BIOS, there's not much you can
do about the BIOS. However
filtering. It has
gotten quite good
as I've trained it. I no longer pay much attention to what is in my Junk
folder. A quick
glance through it to see if I recognize anyone's name and then I empty it.
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it should
know to connect automatically.
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your system to have
the same IP that it had when it was called linux.
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. Though
I'm not sure how Windows handles that since it would still
know the new NIC as linux-1.
Again, the best thing is if the Windows sysadmin just corrected
the problem, but as that doesn't seem to be a possibility, these
other kluges may help.
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is that the DHCP server
is configuring the client, not the other one around.
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Fred wrote:
On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 10:58, Dan Jenkins wrote:
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Michael ODonnell wrote:
...
The simplest thing would be for the Windows sysadmin
to just delete the lease and let it be reassigned.
It ought not be but a minute to do. (I am not in
front of one of my Windows
length - openssh at least will require that the length of your
key be at *least* 768 bits.
4) Make sure that your ssh daemon on the remote end is configured to
be able to accept public keys.
in sshd_config:
PubkeyAuthentication yes(again, I use SSH2, YMMV)
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Mandrake
9.1 (kernel 2.4) and higher.
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Fred wrote:
On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 17:55, Dan Jenkins wrote:
c.e.smith wrote:
Can anyone remember the graphical program that allowed you to view files and
the directories that was available in redhat 5.1 and 6.0 etc. It was
similar to the rudimentary dos shell program of days gone by.
I
?
Do have you encrypted passwords disabled or enabled?
Have you created any shares in smb.conf?
Have you added smb users?
Do you see any messages in /var/log/samba/log.XXX (where XXX is name of
your client system)?
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Samba user.)
To check your version of Samba, use this command: smbd -V
To check the status of Samba connections, use this: smbstatus
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it has more 'randomness' to give you, while
urandom will spit up the the entire entropy pool, then give you
either pseudorandomness or a repeat (I'm not sure which, actually),
but will not block.
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Mandrake Linux CDs (there are 3 CDs in version 9.x and 5 in 10) for
you. Or, for that matter other distros (just let me know beforehand
and so I can download them).
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GMail. I run my own domain and my own email servers (and my own webmail
servers). So any discussion of GMail is purely academic for me.
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bits myself, but always look to learn more, especially
from someone's experiences.
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prefer to block on actions, not on location. Of course, I do
regularly receive legitimate communications from China, Taiwan, Estonia,
Brasil, and various other regions. I get more port scans
from down the street than from overseas.
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Jeff Macdonald wrote:
I know that pccard is the same is pcmcia (easier for consumers). What
is cardbus?
PCMCIA the next version (well, next in 1997)
Here's a press release on it:
http://www.pcmcia.org/press.htm#Sept97
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they are running a special now.
I've had excellent experiences with MV. They are OS-agnostic and
technically quite sound.
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(Something my company, Rastech, has been doing since 1984. Shameless
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in the windows-for-weenies IMAP folder the
rest of the members of this list will still show the mesg as unread.
Now that is a Why the hell didn't I think of that? idea!
Add a webmail interface to it (like SquirrelMail) and it solves
several problems I've been having.
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as 192.168.0.1, IIRC. (The
other guy did that setup. I did the Linux boxes.)
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with an accounting
solution. QuickBooks was never easy to interface with. Nor could you
extract the features you wanted, but skip the rest. So far we haven't
found what we want in the open source packages. Though they are
improving.
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with the
Windows Server shares, but, if I recollect right, you can not disable
oplocks on a share-by-share basis with Windows, but you can with Samba -
which is one reason why I consider Samba a superior Windows file server.
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happening out there, if I may.
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# to be the author. It still doesn't work, but it
is not as unreasonable as my first knee jerk reaction was.
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Michael Nolin wrote:
I found angrydwarf.com to be most helpful.
It should be angrydwarf.org
The specific page is
http://www.angrydwarf.org/content/article/projects/2003-05-28/i600m
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. Eventually it just died completely.
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uranus
192.168.0.3 linus
The problem is that I don't seem to be able to access anything in my hosts
file by name. I can ping 127.0.0.1 but I can't ping localhost.
check /etc/host.conf
It should say:
order hosts,bind
BTW, dig would reference a DNS server, not a hosts file, AFAIK.
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the internal network?
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, \\server\printer)
7) apply
8) go to General tab print test page
This bypasses the whole Windows detecting the printer and figuring out
the driver thing.
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make it all work.
To be honest, we do hope to (finally) start deploying some Linux
desktops this new year. And finish switching most over to OpenOffice.
And start using Linux Partimage to reimage the Windows desktops
automatically in case of problems. So, progress does happen.
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Thanks. That's given me something to think about. I hadn't been looking
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Anyways, progress is being made. I hope to use Linux more extensively
there to solve more problems.
Without it, they would already have melted down.
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Ed Lawson wrote:
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Dan Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To be honest, we do hope to (finally) start deploying some Linux
desktops this new year.
Has any thought been given to using K12 LTSP? I was very impressed
with it at a conference in Dec. Very slick stuff
Great ideas from everyone. I didn't mean to set off a thread and then
leave, but I had to spend the day at a client.
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://www.skolelinux.org/ is oriented towards education and
is likewise a very slick implementation.
I hadn't encountered that one. I'll add it to my list of things to check
out. Thanks.
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Ed Lawson wrote:
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 09:49:59 -0500
Dan Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Biggest problem: Their testing service requires Internet Explorer. In
fact, it requires ActiveX. It also requires changes to disable any
prompting for ActiveX components. It requires changes at the web proxy
pretty well and definitely fulfill the school's need for information. My
objection is more that, rather than a limited core of testing systems
configured thusly, all systems in the school are getting reconfigured
for this as the desire to use this application grows.
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laws, but
we live in the real world and some compromises have to be made...
Been there, done that. The horse has been beaten to hamburger.
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, any workstations that don't have CD drives or can't boot from
CD are SOL. I've run into that situation before. I forget that people
sometimes *still* have computers back from the dinosaur era...
That's another client, and another story...
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Fred wrote:
On Tue, 2005-01-11 at 21:43 -0500, Dan Jenkins wrote:
Of course, any workstations that don't have CD drives or can't boot from
CD are SOL. I've run into that situation before. I forget that people
sometimes *still* have computers back from the dinosaur era...
That's another client
it was, but I'd forgotten.) I never use it for
other than 32-bit compatibility at present.
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was enforcing the repair. I just
deleted the small boot partition, and rewrote the boot sector, and the
problem went away. YMMV.
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it was only a problem with
Mandrake 9.0 (kernel 2.4.19) and not 9.1 (kernel 2.4.21) or above, I
never took the time to resolve it. What little research I did implied
that it was due to a version mismatch between modules and the kernel.
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it), instead of the XP Home
it came with. (Albeit that WinNT is an old OS.) HP/Compaq said the only
configuration which worked was the one it was shipped as. We got it to
work anyways, of course, though we had to install a network card.
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