Don't we routinely do that Derek :-).
Actually, check your list options to see if your account is set to nomail.
On 9 Aug 2002 at 16:12, Derek D. Martin wrote:
Please ignore...
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No, 2K is the lowest I've gone. We have a site license at work, but there
is a problem with the key.
I prefer Linux.
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You're probably correct. I don't see any benefit for a normal home user to
get a 1.5Ghz Pentium
requirements paved the way.
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I've known you for 14 years and I never knew you were a foreigner :-)
On 13 Aug 2002 at 14:50, Hewitt Tech wrote:
My other citizenship is Canadian.
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to check). Other distros do similar things. Of course, this leads
to an identification algorithm which consists of a giant, messy switch/case
structure. Ugly, but often better than nothing.
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:
The 14-character filename limit *did* exist in some early Unix or Unixes.
I do knot know exactly which ones, but it is an oft-cited limit when
worrying about greatest common factors for heterogeneous systems.
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characters. That has caused much
head-scratching, question-asking, and recompiling-due-to-typos; hence the
remark about the spelling.
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Didn't you work with Grace Hopper :-)
Hewitt Tech wrote:
You had C? All we had was assembler! You had assembler? All we had was
ones and zeros! You had ones and zeros? ...
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to strike the hammers on the printer drum. Keyboard
required to reads (row and column). If the system crashed, a service guy
had to come in, plug in the paper tape board, and reload the program.
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file. Since 0 is a valid file descriptor, the thread would hang trying to
read the file. Again, I filed a bug report. This one was given a very high
priority because it was a real race condition in the kernel.
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timezones
apart. They had to share and interact with gigabytes of data.
Additionally, there will be copies of Tom's book available for sale.
For more information, parking, maps and directions please visit the BLU
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After Meeting meeting: Cambridge Brewery 9:30PM
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full SuSE Linux 8.0 Professional boxed sets
given away as well as a whole bunch of Linux toys while they last.
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When: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 7:00 PM (6:30 for general QA)
Topic: Beowulf Redux: The State of Beowulf Clustering
Presented by Kurt Keville, Systems Administrator, MIT Clinical Research
Center
kkeville at alum dot mit dot edu
Location: MIT Building 4-370
Kurt Keville returns
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files are directly accessable by
Linux rather than via SMB.
On 11 Nov 2002 at 13:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Another advantage of Win4Lin over VMWare is that the Windows directories
are installed within a Linux
..).
-Scott
On 11 Nov 2002 at 13:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Another advantage of Win4Lin over VMWare is that the
Windows directories
are installed within a Linux directory tree, so the files
It always worked with Samba.
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it close to 2 years ago. I don't know what version of VMWare that
was, but it worked using Samba exports.
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Yes, there is a news release on Rational's site:
http://www.rational.com/news/press/pr_view.jsp?ID=8361
A very interesting development. I spent about 2.5 years working on a team to port
PurifyPlus to True64 Unix.
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, isn't it ?
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of a TV, and
within a week, it would recognize the Intel Inside jingle. Alpha might as
well be a brand of goat cheese for all the marketing DEC did for it.
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John Abreau wrote:
The thing that annoyed me most with metacity ...
Just chiming in a bit. I just installed SuSE 8.1 on my laptop. Since I had been using
SuSE 8.0 and KDE3 previously, there was no problem. Everything just installed and came
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Derek,
On your key I get
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Thanks Mike
mike ledoux wrote:
On Tue, Dec 31, 2002 at 10:30:11AM -0500, Jerry Feldman wrote:
My questions on ATTBI Digital Phone service in comparison to Verizon:
1. Cost. How does the cost compare
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I did.
Travis Roy wrote:
You must of missed the from a command line. part.. I need to do this
from a prompt.
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a few months ago,
haven't had any trouble with it at all. It connects via Ethernet, directly
from a 10BaseT card on my Mandrake 8.1 box; while the 3Com does USB also,
I can't speak to whether or not it works in USB mode with Linux.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kevin D. Clark) wrote:
Well, I dunno. cygwin might be a nice crutch for those students who
are learning shell scripting, Makefiles, Perl, etc. but for those who
are interested in learning the Unix/Posix API, cygwin can't hide the
give the students the look
and feel of a Unix system. (I demoed that to the Asst. Dean). But, since
they use their backroom Unix system now, CYGWIN is a significant step
up. Personally, I would like to install Linux or FreeBSD on all of the
classroom systems, but it aint going to happen.
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Jerry,
I took several Unix\Linux classes at the Manchester
Technical college in New Hampshire.
It would be nice if I could get Northeastern to do something like use
dual boot. But, I only teach 1 course per
On Sun, 19 Jan 2003 09:30:54 -0500
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Jerry, is there a reason why you and the other instructors couldn't
use Knoppix to teach your courses? You need to be able to boot off the
CD-ROM but once the system is booted, the system is faster to some
extent because
Rajiv is a member of the BLU.
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will rethink their decision, but most likely
change the time parameters.
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I have heard multiple times on this group how it is
the failure of people to keep on top of updates
which opens the door to attacks, but I read an
article this morning on how MicroSoft failed to do
so and was
because it uses only mainstream components,
and you build directly from the component sources, not from the distro.
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Hewitt Tech [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a dialup ISP preferrably that has V.92 access
numbers/support and hopefully $10/month or less. Anyone using any of
these ISPs? A couple that I've looked at: Netzero, Highstream.net. I
mainly need this when
these days.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael O'Donnell) wrote:
A small town in KY where the city-owned electric
utility provides cable TV and Internet access over
wires that also monitor power usage in the town -
North Attleborough, Ma has an electric department that also
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A bit less than 17 years ago the nobel prize winning physicist Richard
Feynman added an addendum to the Roger's commission investigation of
the Challenger space shuttle disaster. It's worth re-visiting
Feynman's report.
overview, this talk will cover some of the
interesting aspects of handheld computer architecture that differentiate
it from PDA's and desktop, server and embedded computing.
Please see the BLU website (http://www.blu.org) for further information,
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Note that the BLU April 16th meeting will focus on CUPS. I know that
this is quite far into the future for those who want help now, but ...
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BSDI (I believe) a
while back.
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on existing cable companies, as is Earthlink.
I don't know AOL's motives for blocking Comcast's dynamic IP addresses,
but that might also be an agreement between Comcast and AOL.
I don't particularly like it, but for myself, I can either send through
Comcast's SMTP servers.
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The World is one of the more aggressive anti-SPAM ISPs.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael O'Donnell) wrote:
I had trouble, too - I'm using a very recent Mozilla.
Just go to the novell.com home page and the article is
mentioned right there in their newsevents thingy.
Works fine on Mozilla 1.2.1 (SuSE 8.2).
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the BLU website
http://www.blu.org. Building E51 is a very short walk from the
MIT/Kendall Sq. T stop on the Red Line.
Also note that Rajiv Manglani plans to do a Gentoo install. Gentoo is a
distribution that is generally installed directly over the Internet from
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a majority of Coke stock). I think your explanation of trade
secret is pretty decent.
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at the Simoneau plaza in Nashua.
I've eaten real fried chicken at Aunt Fannie's Cabin in Marietta, Ga. I
also worked for Church's Fried Chicken in San Antonio, Tx. (I was Data
Center Manager), but I did not graduate from Church's University of
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Sharpe, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dvorak Predicts Death of Linux
Dvorak is a schmuck. I'm not saying this just because of this prediction
but also after having read some of his other articles on various things.
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On 31 Mar 2003 13:52:34 -0500
Kenneth E. Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-03-31 at 13:31, Jerry Feldman wrote:
AOL is now in the broadband business, but they are not stringing
cable, they are piggybacking on existing cable companies, as is
Earthlink.
Um, Time Warner Cable
to borrow
either for a period of time or until your quota goes to zero then charge
you.
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and a while.
That is true. But, it gives me some wiggle room if they decide to cut me
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the book. I found it very useful.
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, they had both
firewire and USB. This is a Mac place, but after I did my search I
checked with them after getting some good reviews by some friends in the
Macwoburn group.
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to get
into an argument with people who only read recipes.
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pulling down the latest versions of both.
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on handhelds, this project might interest
you.
We had Jamey Hicks at our February meeting:
http://www.blu.org/cgi-bin/calendar/2003-feb
We try to do at least one meeting a year on handhelds or wearable Linux.
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(at least for their dial-up accounts) does block port
25. Or, didn't Verizon do that too?
Port 25 is open on my system.
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16th (I'll send out
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the other day, I booted Windows
and connected my PC directly.
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the GNHLUG members to see if they'd be interested as
well.
The earliest would be September 17th since we already have an august
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prices low (free pipe with purchase of 3 rocks,
etc).
Other than 110 Spitbrook Rd. :-), I don't know about Nashua, but I'm
sure there are a few crack houses within walking distance of the monthly
BLU meeting in The people's Republic of Cambridge.
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Mark Komarinski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check the local SCO reseller. It might explain a lot.
SCO has been banned from both Cambridge and Boston by order of RMS.
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was the Linmodem. I installed the LTmodem rpm and tested it
for an upcoming trip. The 1800 has a 15in display. Make sure you check
the Linux Laptops howto before you buy. http://www.linux-laptop.net/
The 1800 has an onboard NIC that works fine. (The 1700 series onboard
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comcast address, so I sent it to abuse. This looks very much like a
SCAM. The web pages they refer you to are also not in the Comcast
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to be from eBay which is definitely a scam. The web sites
they reference in this email is also an m0.net website.
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The main tradeoff is run-time performance, but for the most part that is
a good tradeoff unless your system needs all the I/O performance it can
get. In my specific case I have a couple of filesystems I keep unmounted
except when I do nightly backups.
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of stuff
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be best, and I want
a real switch, not one of those stupid switching hub things. Managed
switch is always better if I can get a good deal :)
Linksys, Netgear et. al. have 8 port switches. I did not check prices or
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. In C++, this construct would be a true constant
(as Aaron mentions).
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various sites including Slashdot, the site has been partially
shut down.
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So Ben,
Are you going to buy a Linux IP license from them :-)
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and print out your report BEFORE the
meeting. We will not have copies for everyone.
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access. You can set up a POP3 server on your
system such that your users can get their email locally.
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While Comcast no longer registers your PC's MAC address, they need to
register the Cable Modem MAC address. A quick call to Comcast should
take care of this.
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supported by an entity that
can provide support services to its clients. For this to happen, the
Linux distro companies must be economically viable.
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for just about any application or
need. Unlike other distributions, Gentoo is generally built entirely
from source so it can be optimized for your platform.
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up nothing. Ideas?
Dan,
WRT: The other posts, have you been able to allow for non-root logins
over telnet. Then, once logged in, then use su, sudo or sux to become
root.
You may need to add /dev/pts to /etc/securetty.
But, I think you are opening up a can of worms.
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Yes, but can you first log in as a regular user then either su or sudo
or sux?
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, you can install the new version of
Python as a secondary version (we installed it as python2). I just have
not bitten the bullet and tried to install the new version of mailman
with that version of Python.
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in the investigation by some degree because the firewall
solution would also have affected the BLU server.
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been working on a beowulf cluster at Mt. Ida on a
shoestring budget.
For additional info, parking and directions please check the BLU
website: http://www.blu.org
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?
Not a bad idea!
We had a program at the BCS to do that. We primarily targeted teachers
because many teachers could not afford a decent computer 10 years ago.
One company provided free labor to rebuild the computers from the junk
some people dropped off.
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including
Zope4Intranets (a visible source intranet product) and
Zope4Media (recently deployed by Boston.com)
For more information and directions, please visit the BLU website:
http://www.blu.org
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http
This year rajiv is giving two talks at MIT, an intro and an advanced
gentoo linux presentation. they are on thurs 1/8 and tues 1/13, and are
open to anyone who rsvps.
for more information see http://www.mit.edu/iap/gentoo/.
please also consider subscribing to his notification-only email list
mentoring, mistakes were made but what mattered was the
ability to get back on the wagon each time.
For additional information and directions, please visit the BLU website:
http://www.blu.org
# Note that we will be back in our regular room next month #
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