On Friday, April 04, 2003 1:11 AM [GMT+0800=SGT],
Ambar Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can run MS Office from a MS Windows 2000 Server running
terminal services. You will only need to install the MS
terminal services client on your windows boxes. In fact you can
run a large number of
On Friday, April 04, 2003 10:24 AM [GMT+0800=SGT],
Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sandip == Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Sandip [snip]
Sandip P.S. (wondering) Are ppl sending me to phuket or
not? Sandip (running)
Yeah, only we found an even better
Sirs,
I am in Singapore, and we need to get our India office connected to an
app on our Singapore server. The critical issue here is not
bandwidth, but latency. I need to select an ISP, in Gurgaon, for
this.
I need help. Could those of you with linux machines please
# Trace the path, with
Raj Mathur wrote:
Dhruv Is there any way to configure mailman (thats what lin-del
Dhruv uses??) so that announcements made by certain people have
Dhruv reply-to set as their personal mail address ? Or any
Dhruv other way to do this ? Maybe the original poster can set
Dhruv
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
I am willing to make a bigger sacrifice for our beloved LUG
members. I volunteer to go to thailand personally to get these
T-shirts printed(funded by ILUGD cash ofcoz). Heard they are
quite cheap in and around Phuket. ;)
Kids, kids, as always, you do not optimise
On Wednesday, March 26, 2003 3:55 AM [GMT+0800=SGT],
supreet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you don't explicitly state and assert your right to that
text, lawfully it would be public domain AFAIK
No. This is not something I can argue over, it is the law. Wether we
agree or not makes no
supreet wrote:
Though copyright should be with author. Until explicitly part of text,
any text is considered public domain after public rendering.
Considered by whom? Not the law.
Public Domain is a very specific concept.
--
Sanjeev
Mithun Bhattacharya wrote:
Umm Perl believes the author should have control over what he writes
rather than the Language setting the restrictions.
So perl does not have a validating reference compiler? And it guesses my
intent how?
I am not qualified to judge which is better, but as a
On Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:14 PM [GMT+0800=SGT],
Anand Shankar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to learn a new programming language, Which one??
python. Unlike perl, python can be read, often even by the authour.
Or maybe lisp.
--
Sanjeev, who knows neither.
Raj Mathur wrote:
Our two resident economic and policy
experts, Ghane and Ajit have also effectively spoken out against
increase in taxation.
I am not arguing the case on the grounds that it causes an increase in
taxation, much as I like the idea. I am arguing that taxation is a
sovereign
LinuxLingam wrote:
hi all,
a colleague raised an important issue.
excise is levied on products manufactured in india.
customs is levied on products not manufactured, and hence
imported into india.
Customs may be levied on services as well, and may be levied on
exports as well. The word
LinuxLingam wrote:
dear sanjeev,
thanks again, for your insights and responses.
so your responses confirm what i had been thinking: taxation in
absolute terms is supposed to be on the principals you
mentioned, but the overall reality forces of democracy,
uruguay, gatt, WTO, bring in a
LinuxLingam wrote:
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 06:58 am, you wrote:
LinuxLingam wrote:
why is software not yet taxed for excise?
Sorry, my last reply talked about *customs* on Software.
Software is not taxed for excise because of a very simple
reason. Software is a service, not a product.
Ajit Ranade wrote:
i am going to wade into this discussion. but only a bit.
For those who came in late:
Ajit was a Prof of Economics at IGIDR, Bombay, then worked with
some think-tank in Delhi, and is now at ABN Amro as some big-shot
thinker ;-) He knows economics, he understands the
LinuxLingam wrote:
thanks for your response. (what's your name, btw?).
Sanjeev Gupta, although the nickname ghane stuck many years back in
college.
your response is quite insightful and made me learn and look
from a new angle.
Thank you. I hang around with economists, bankers, and people
Raj Mathur wrote:
Actually I have Debian Woody 3.0r1 7-CD set here, thanks to
Supreet and IIT who provided the bandwidth. I'll check out how
one can get updates (there're tons available). Unfortunately
there doesn't seem to be a simple way to take (say) Woody Jan
2003 CDs, download only
On Friday 07 March 2003 03:52 pm, LinuxLingam wrote:
14) finally, as a statement of leadership and values, india must
adopt freedom-based software that is being proposed to the UNICEF to
be declared as a world-culture heritage.
Cite?
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Raj Mathur wrote:
More to the point, the second time
you hit an IP you get it from your local named instead of having to go
to the 'net each time to do a lookup: the first call puts the IP in
named's cache and the second time onwards uses the cached IP.
With Windows, the winsock layer caches
Arjun wrote:
Dear Friends,
eSys launches ePC.
Its a VIA C3 800 MHz processor with 128 MB RAM, 20 GB
HDD, 56K
modem etc without monitor.
OS is RH 7.3 pre-installed but without CDs.
HT page 15, 02 Mar 2003.
Hi,
Back in Oct or so, I had asked on the list if
Raj Mathur wrote:
If there's an angle I've missed, please
feel free to bring it up.
Raj, have your views changed over the last 3 years? You were not,
IIRC, so FSF-ish.
I use the phrase GNU/Linux when I refer to Debian, but that is
because that is what the Authors named it. I call Raj Raj,
Raj Shekhar wrote:
Please remember that were it not for RMS, GNU, GPL Linux would
not have existed.
True. I use Debian GNU/Linux myself.
However, this is a slippery slope. I prefer to call it Debian
GNU/BSD/SVR4.2/T-Baum/ARPA/Buffer Overflow/Linux.
Please give credit where due, if it were
Raj Mathur wrote:
Why would you say that? If you mean the Dial-Up List (DUL), I
personally feel that I should have the right to use any legal
means to send mail from my PC that I want. People blocking
mail from dial-up connections is an infringement of that right.
Note: I do not use DULs
Surjo Das wrote:
Hi,
I have Oracle 8.1.6 and Oracle 9.2.0 for Red Hat Linux
with me. If you are interested, contact me offlist.
As far as Vineet's concern about software piracy is
concerned, Oracle 8i / 9i for Linux is available as a
free download.
Great. So you are an Oracle mirror?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See the language used by this guy. I may bring it to the notice
of this guy that oracle 8i/9i (linux based) both are freeely
available for download and if I ask someone to supply it to me
in order to save cost of my telephone line and time then is it
a crime ?
Yes.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Moreover, I treat Mr.Raj Mathur and the concerned personnel of
ILUGD as the only competent authorities to issue such
instructions and nobodyelse.
Beware, Gurdeep is obviously Raju trying to grab control of ILUGD as
the Evil Dictator ;-)
--
Sanjeev
vivek wrote:
On Mon, 2002-12-30 at 15:07, Bishan Singh Kochar wrote:
i want to shift my aztech dsl modem from win2k to redhat linux 8.0
... my ISP is dishnet...
how do i connect and configure it on my linux box.?
will it work ?
do i need some drivers?
i was in touch with dishnet regarding
Ambar Roy wrote:
IMHO floppies are a very big pain. I have stopped using them, unless
when nescessary.
Just get to my age, sonny. I have stopped doing *anything*, unless when
necessary.
--
Sanjeev what, you mean breathe _now_? Gupta
Raju Mathur wrote:
Venky == D Venkatasubramanian D.Venkatasubramanian
writes:
[snip]
Venky And while advising other people not to quibble over
Venky nomenclature, you yourself spent time writing the
mail, Venky instead of doing something useful.
Venky Aw shucks, I
Amit Goel wrote:
Where can I find a HOWTO for Starting ILUG-PunjabiBagh Road
no. 67
At the http://www.punjabi-bagh-road-lug.com, of course ;-)
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Mithun Bhattacharya wrote:
I have all the 6 ISO's of RedHat 8.0 interested parties please contact
me offlist. You would have to figure out your own means for getting
the
CD to Okhla Phase III and retrieving it later. No I dont want any
money
whatsoever for anything ;).
For anything?
Prithu Nath wrote:
Sandip,
Firstly I am a part of this list for the past three years more due to
academic interests.
Good for you.
Second wirte shorter mails and to the point, for what this list was
made out to be.
I agree. It also helps if you trim off people's original mails, and not
Ajith C wrote:
I would like to know about Linux support for
AMD Athlon and a good M/Board for it.
Athlon is very well supported by gcc, which is all you need to know.
Does Athlon XP makes any difference over Athlon
as far as Linux is concerned?
Branding issue. Higher speeds are
LinuxLingam wrote:
this gets even funnier. the whole modern world's approach to
copyright, so-called 'intellectual property' and patents is a big
farce. but who has the guts of saying out loud:
the emperor has no clothes
You just did, didn't you?
Would you care to contrast it with the
Hi,
Please do not run the rm command without thinking it through, even
as a joke.
--
Sanjeev
Ajith C wrote:
Hi
shell cmd history is stored in ~/.history or
~/.bash_history file. Here ~ is your $HOME
directory. You can edit or delete it
Keep deleting : Try rm -fr *
Bye
vivek khurana wrote:
Hi!
i am writing this mail to bring forward a proposal to
start a web based magzine on computing, here at
illugd. People who are interested in writing articles
or who can provide us with web-space please contact
me.
I can provide web-space, if you require basic
Exactly the same, as long as:
Your MetaFont files are the same (they will be, by
default)
You are on the same version of LaTex 2e, and
packages
Pinch of salt required here, it has been 5 years
since I used LaTex, although at that time I was very up-to-date on Latex 2.09/2e
and
Vibhav A. Tekchand wrote:
HEY ADMIN... DELETE MY ACCOUNT ON
Linux-Delhi ...
Sure, but the wise guy makes it even easier, see the part you have quoted in
your mail.
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Nitin Chandra wrote:
I have calculated in this way . (do correct me if
i am wrong, and this to upload a data
file..through 'ftp'???)
-90% of 64kbps = 57.6 kbps.
-1 MB = 1024 kb.
No,
1MB = 1024kB
1Mb = 1024kb
Note the case, B is Bytes, b is bits.
-1024 / 57.6 = 17.77
LinuxLingam wrote:
amazing factoid:
linux-delhi experienced a power surge in the month of
september 2002.
from a scant 29 new members in august, linux-delhi touched
a
mind-blowing 126 new members in the 30 days of september.
and linux-delhi has touched a total of 879 members.
Yet under
V,
You may try
http://mirror.averse.net/redhat/linux/8.0/en/iso/ , it is in
Singapore, with pretty good bandwidth.
--
Sanjeev
Linx MVP Brainbench.com
D.Venkatasubramanian, Noida wrote:
Hi,
Could anyone please point me to some HTTP Sites for
downloading Red
Hat Linux 8.0 downloads.
All Red
LinuxLingam wrote:
i wonder what the legal stand on this would be. i mean, the eula is
supposed to be a legal and binding contract, that throws people in
india into jails on a non-bailable offence. and if someone does not
wish to agree and use the agreement or the software, why are refunds
L,
This is quite normal. I have never used the joystick port
behind any of the PCs I have owned, yet no one ever offered
me a discount if I took a machine without it. Their costs
do not go down, which is why, if you do not accept their
EULA, they will refund what you paid for the Windows
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Those appearing without snacks or money for the same shall be fed to the
Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal.
Those without a towel shall, of course, be eaten by the Ravenous Bugblatter
Beast of Traal.
--
Sanjeev
Folks,
You are invited to the 4th Singapore Linux Conference, 14-16
Oct 2002.
Delegates welcome, Papers welcome. In light of the current
controversy,
I wish to clarify that we are the Linux Conference, and we
use the term loosely. Last year, we had core members of the
FreeBSD team presenting
as
011-6285911? What is the '0' for? I regularly call Delhi,
and never dial it. You call Delhi and never dial it. Ditto
for 0091-11-6285911.
--
Sanjeev
- Original Message -
From: Raju Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Sanjeev Ghane Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 11:16 AM
From: Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 03:30 PM 8/28/2002 +0530, you wrote:
- Nobody shall smoke Raj during a ilugd meet.
humour
No. No. Not just during ILUGD! Ghane meant throughout the year!
/humour
P.S. I would like a line to be added to the ILUGD mailing list guidelines,
From: amit soni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
arre !! singapore say cig peenay thori aayega !
Aap kuch khilane-pilane ki baat to karo, phir dekho.
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From: abhay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
... but i strongly object the
smoking of raj mathur and as well as one lady there.
I am been following the fight over the freedom on the list (I missed the
last 24 LUG
meetings); and have been surprised at the vehemence on the issue. But now
that Raj
(and one
From: Raju Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry, this is not USENET, it's e-mail. Once your finger hits the
`Send' key, it's irretrievable, gone, fini, end. `I shot an arrow
into the air...' ;-)
Ouch! Watch where you shoot, you %#$
--
Sanjeev
Folks,
Just a quick update: Mr Lalit Bhasin of Wipro has communicated with me
off-list and clarified that although the mail was addressed by his server to
me implicitly, I was not the intended reciepient of the imature tag.
Although I am still confused by this, as his mail again had a
From: Kapil Sethi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do I list all the files that are hard liked to the same content on the
hard disk.
ls -li filename # get the inode number
find / -inum inode-number
Caveats:
Inode numbers are unique per-filesystem, so use -xdev
--
Sanjeev
for?
--
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Linux MVP Brainbench.com
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- Original Message -
From: Naresh Narang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 8:17 AM
Subject: Re: [ilugd]: linux utilities
I think what he wanted to know was if we can detect
and mark bad sectors on the hard disk. It is possible
with
Chetan,
Could you try
ldd -v ./filename
and see what libs it is trying to hit?
And are the bulid errors compile time or link time?
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 12:47 AM
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