I think this (or something similar) may have been discussed before, but
I can't find it just now. I just got an automated reply (direct to my
email address) that was evidently triggered by my post to -kooler.
Thank you for your recent email. My inbox is protected by
Nodens Spam Filtering
Neil Schneider wrote:
We don't have a backup mail server and because all the mail is mailing list.
The 0 is fine.
Ahhh, ok, I see.
Thanks,
..jim
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Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 7:13 PM, Robert Donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the interest of getting more timely Installfest information to the list,
I just got the semester schedule for fall/winter at NCAS. Summer
semester begins to day and ends on Aug 09, 2008. The
Gus Wirth wrote:
Sparky seems to be having trouble delivering e-mail to Google gmail. It
has been taking almost half an hour to get messages delivered. A snip of
my last message:
From - Sun Jul 20 11:03:49 2008
X-Account-Key: account4
X-UIDL: GmailId11b419eba5f7268b
X-Mozilla-Status: 0011
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgive if I'm the last person to have discovered this
but Google Shopping at http://shopping.google.com finds
all the best deals on any product you search for.
Can't that get you the model you want at a good price?
We can ever mail order it so no one has to drive
There was talk about a picnic on Sunday, July 20, but it kinda fell
quiet for a while, and it didn't even get mentioned/remembered at the
last meeting.
I'm thinking that we may have passed by the opportunity to drum up
interest among the general membership, so maybe we ought to rethink it
-- for
Richard W. Ernst wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
There was talk about a picnic on Sunday, July 20, but it kinda fell
quiet for a while, and it didn't even get mentioned/remembered at the
last meeting.
I'm thinking that we may have passed by the opportunity to drum up
interest among
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 12:36:19PM -0700, Lan Barnes wrote:
We'll have to arrange a pick up.
I'm not sure we've even bought it yet.
If the 'it' refers to the perceived good deal on a projector I posted a
couple of weeks ago, the sale price expired a couple-weeks ago
Neil Schneider wrote:
I added it to the web site and sent an email to Ed Van Meter asking that he
get us room reservations through the end of the year.
== Neil- perhaps you need to correct your request to EVM?
According to a past post we already have rooms through the EOY.
(August: 401/402 --
Tracy R Reed wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
I suggest you organize a picnic planning committee and decide on the
date and
place. Due to my current schedule, I have little time to put into
organizing
such an event right now.
Good idea. Jim and I are the picnic planning committee. ;) Anyone
Tracy R Reed wrote:
..
Good idea. Jim and I are the picnic planning committee. ;) Anyone else
who wants to get involved are welcome to.
Hey! I kinda remember that Rich Ernst is a genius at picnic organizing.
Rich -- can you contribute your wisdom here? :-)
Regards,
..jim
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Anybody interested?
Regards,
..jim (and where can you have a picnic with beer allowed, anyway?)
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to do so?
Otherwise, I have a gas/propane grill I can bring down.
Personally, I prefer the beach, and ideally somewhere there's a fire
ring so we can have FIRE and stay into the evening.
Rich
Tracy R Reed wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Anybody interested?
I'm game. It's summer. We
Chris Louden wrote:
If I may ask, what is the reason the various KPLUG mailing lists do
not identify themselves in the subject line? e.g. [KPLUG],
[KPLUG-Kooler] and etc.
just curious.
Non-authorative answer:
Probably decided a long time ago that mail clients could easily filter
on list
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
Susan at That Technical Bookstore pointed out that the first Saturday
of July is during the July 4 weekend. The best thing to do is slip
the schedule by a week, and have the Bookstore InstallFest on July 12
and the National City InstallFest on July 19, rather than
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 1:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Jun 04, 2008 at 01:01:36PM -0700, Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 10:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll volunteer to do a crypto talk sometime in future but I
need an overhead projector
[reply directed to steer]
Robert Donovan wrote:
I have been informed by the Principal that NCAS will be closed for
summer break on June 14th and nobody will be available to open the
school for the fest. we must therefore cancel the June NCAS
Installfest.
The July Installfest is still on as
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 7:31 PM, James G. Sack (jim) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
[reply directed to steer]
Robert Donovan wrote:
I have been informed by the Principal that NCAS will be closed for
summer break on June 14th and nobody will be available to open the
school
Gus Wirth wrote:
I was originally told that there would be no meeting room available at
SDCOE for the June 2008 meeting. I found a message from Ed Van Meter
dated 04/01/2008 which seems to confirm that. However, I found a later
message from Ed to Neil (bcc'd to me, not the KPLUG list) dated
Hi all,
I notice that the last posting about room reservations was a
confirmation email from Ed Van Meter August 30,2007.
On that email the last reservations were as follows
**K-PLUG LINUX STUDY GROUP SIG ---
.. 04/03/2008 .. Annex 'C'
**KERNEL-PANIC LINUX USER GROUP SIG ---
.. 04/10/2008 ..
Neil Schneider wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
[reply diverted to -steer]
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
February has 29 days this year, and is immediately followed by Saturday
March 1.
InstallFest at That Technical Bookstore Saturday March 1, 10 - 4
http://www.thattechnicalbookstore.com
Tracy R Reed wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
I was hoping someone would step up and volunteer to find us a space.
So far no
response. We don't have a space for a meeting, so at this point it's
looking
like there won't be a meeting
Neil Schneider wrote:
Joshua Penix wrote:
On Jan 24, 2008, at 4:17 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Does anyone feel comfortable comparing (or moderating) KDE vs Gnome?
I don't know that a vs setup would be worthwhile, but this tickles
an idea I've had in the back of my head for a year or two
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't do my copyright talk in Feb. I'll have to get back with everyone of
acceptable months. (I have a scheduling conflict with a Tae Kwon Do class I'm
taking every month.)
Here's an idea to stir the pot:
Does anyone feel comfortable comparing (or moderating) KDE
Neil Schneider wrote:
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
I expected to see a little blue spot on the January calendar at the
12, linked to the InstallFest page. Maybe I have been spoiled.
There is on my view of the page.
Hmmm, it seems that these highlights only show to logged-on users!
Wonder
Gus Wirth wrote:
I haven't seen a meeting room schedule yet for 2008. Has anyone else
seen one yet?
from a previous email:
..
These schedules only cover dates from September 2007
through April 2008, based upon the March 2008
exception noted herein, for each Linux SIG meeting.
The specific
Joshua Penix wrote:
Jim, just sent another test message, and RR still rejected it. I
realized that they've probably cached the NXDOMAIN result for our IP.
Hopefully it should clear up by morning... if not then we've got more
work to do. :)
... aand upon further log reading, it appears
RE: no list mail,
Roadrunner says they have been having problems but the message was very
vague, and furthermore, well, here it is:
..we are currently experiencing server problems in your area. Our
engineers are working to resolve this issue as soon as possible. We are
not aware of an estimated
[header-thread-discontinuity, because I'm copying from the archives]
On Dec 29, 2007, at 4:24 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
I was going to log into newspark, but my ssh fails
The newspark VM is currently down... only dom0 and oldspark are up.
I was wondering if someone with access can
Joshua Penix wrote:
On Dec 29, 2007, at 5:55 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
So it looks like we[you] are going through an unnecessary step just
because RoadRunner is violating rfc2821 (if I understand jhriv's
explanation)?
Should I complain to RR?
No. The chunk of RFC being discussed
Christoph Maier wrote:
http://www.kernel-panic.org is EXTREMELY sluggish again
(it looks about as bad as it ever was with the old server),
and the links into my blog are broken again.
So, instead of just complaining ... what would I need to do to get into
a position to fix it?
Seems
Joshua Penix wrote:
On Dec 19, 2007, at 1:22 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
So, instead of just complaining ... what would I need to do to get into
a position to fix it?
Seems offline now, maybe someone's working on it?
Oh-wait, it's back, but longish ping times.
Ahhh, 'ping -n' works
Christoph Maier wrote:
http://www.kernel-panic.org is EXTREMELY sluggish again
(it looks about as bad as it ever was with the old server),
and the links into my blog are broken again.
So, instead of just complaining ... what would I need to do to get into
a position to fix it?
I
Lan Barnes wrote:
On Mon, November 26, 2007 8:23 pm, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Just wondering..
Calendar says:
General Meeing December 13 2007 [1%] by gsmraxe, 2007-11-03 18:01
Managing your media in Linux
Weren't there going to be a couple of contributors?
Any slackers needing
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
It looks like I got sidetracked for too many days. I haven't been
able to put much of a presentation together for tonight. Thinking
about it, a live demo would be a better way to do Customizing your
shell user interface or whatever I called it. Maybe another month a
Randall Shimizu wrote:
Can someone clarify who is giving the room availability please..??
That was a cut-n-paste from the the email that originates with Ed Van
Meter, our interface with SDCOE for these things.
Sorry I didn't paste more of it, I thought readers of -steer would
remember those
At least in my archives, the previous mail (2007.01.02) regarding this
subject seems to go only through August.
Am I missing a later missive?
Or do we not have (notice of) confirmed reservations?
Regards,
..jim
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Tracy R Reed wrote:
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
This sounds like a job for the umbrella SDCS organization. Forwarded
to SDCS-board.
If it has already been forwarded I didn't receive it. I haven't received
any SDCS mail in ages. I fear I have fallen off the lists somehow and
perhaps even missed
Lan Barnes wrote:
On Sat, August 4, 2007 2:43 pm, Neil Schneider wrote:
Lan Barnes wrote:
Don't know if this is fair for August Meeting, but I'm doing a house
book purge this weekend, and lots of O'Reilly and other tech books are
going under the knife. Does the Kplug Library still want
Neil Schneider wrote:
..
From Mark Wolfe:
From Power on to Power off
Mark Wolfe and Tracy Reed will be giving a presentation on making
your life as a system admin easier. Server issues are not a problem with
automated deployment tools. Be back up and running from disaster in
minutes.
Neil Schneider wrote:
Ok, why don't two or three of us, put our heads together and starting
with http://www.kernel-panic.org/Members/pacneil/beginner/node3
that's .../node3.html in the link above in case anyone got confused
BTW: the _index_ actually makes a good TOC:
need a topic and presenters for the August Meeting. Can we
come to a consensus about a topic and some presenters?
I see an opportunity to refresh and update the Beginning Linux e-book
http://www.kernel-panic.org/Members/pacneil/beginner
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
I think we need to figure out what we're going to do for August. There
were a bunch of good topics discussed last Thursday night.
Jim,
I would be most grateful if you would give us a synopsis from your
notes about that could kick start
Neil Schneider wrote:
I think we need to figure out what we're going to do for August. There
were a bunch of good topics discussed last Thursday night.
Jim,
I would be most grateful if you would give us a synopsis from your
notes about that could kick start this conversation.
Willco.
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
..
A little update.
Response seems better as-of ~midnight.
It is now up to merely very__s_l_o_w.
Ummm, simply navigating around several pages seems to restore the
_s__l__o__w_.
I do notice some errors in the error log that I don't remember seeing
before -- RSS
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
As of a few minutes ago, the KPLUG web site was not responding to a
web browser. It responds to pings, and apparently the list server is
working, since fresh items keep appearing.
Joshua Penix wrote:
I'm heading up to the colo tomorrow around noon and bringing Sparky III
with me for installation. My plan is to execute a P2V (Physical to
Virtual) migration of the old server. This will mean some downtime for
the website and mailing lists tomorrow. Not sure how long...
Stewart Stremler wrote:
..
Oh, waitaminute, the errors seem not really continuous, but only
something like a few per hour.
Hm. How does one look at the logs?
If you can get into the Zope Management Interface, and look at the
plone site kplug_main, there is a item in the main pane called
Neil Schneider wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Stewart Stremler wrote:
..
Oh, waitaminute, the errors seem not really continuous, but only
something like a few per hour.
Hm. How does one look at the logs?
If you can get into the Zope Management Interface, and look at the
plone site
Gus Wirth wrote:
.. Neil Schneider wrote:
The date is Thursday May 3, 2007 7:00 - 9:00 PM
All the hardware is now in and tested. So it's time to get SparKPLUG
III up and running so we can replace the aging SpraKPLUG II. Anyone
who is interested in seeing what the club acquired with the
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade wrote:
On Apr 29, 2007, at 2:16 AM, markw wrote:
I've been doing all my installs over Gigabit lately. :)
I've found that installing RHEL over an NFS share (of the ISO files)
over gigabit ethernet is actually faster than installing off of
Joshua Penix wrote:
On Apr 26, 2007, at 8:56 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
An LPSG field trip .. I like it.
:)
Oh if LPSG still has conference rooms on the first Thursday of the
month, we could do it there too. Also I realized I didn't specify a
time, but would figure on starting
Gus Wirth wrote:
Joshua Penix wrote:
On Apr 26, 2007, at 8:56 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
An LPSG field trip .. I like it.
:)
Oh if LPSG still has conference rooms on the first Thursday of the
month, we could do it there too. Also I realized I didn't specify a
time, but would figure
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Joshua Penix wrote:
.. And we could
order food. :)
Food, good!
I'll put in my share (even a bit more, if needed).
That was ambiguous .. I meant /of the cost/.
Of course, I'll take back my share of the food (or..) :-).
..j
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http
Neil Schneider wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
I forgot, until I started thinking about Jim and George's suggestions,
we don't have a projector in room 401 402 that we can use, unless
the repaired it since last month. What are the odds of that?
I don't think we'll be able to resolve this by
Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade wrote:
On Apr 9, 2007, at 3:37 PM, Neil Schneider wrote:
How difficult and expensive is it to replace the bulbs?
Depending on the unit, the bulb can be anywhere from $500-$700. They're
not cheap. They're more likely to die the more the unit is
handled/transported, so
Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade wrote:
The mailing list are a public forum.
Let that sink in for a moment.
As such, Helge should have been more careful, and not (presumably) put
an email address in the Subject: header of an email sent to a mailing
list. I can't seem to find the email in
Gregory K.Ruiz-Ade wrote:
..
I still haven't found the message (dated today, not the original thread)
which you say included me in the recipients. To be clear, if someone
can cough up the Message-ID for today's message, not the original
thread, that'd be great.
Todays message was direct, NOT
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
..
I can envision an argument that diddling email-addresses within the body
might have unforseen (undesirable) consequences, but..
Looking at the archive of todays messages shows that email addresses
within body text *do get obfuscated*.
But it looks like it didn't
Gus Wirth wrote:
..
Although you are correct in that the lists are a public forum, it is
evident that we do try to do some minimal obfuscation to protect e-mail
addresses. Evidently, the list manager doesn't look in the subject line
since that's not an obvious place to look.
That's the main
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
Joshua Penix wrote:
The original order specs were for a pair of 2.0GHz dual core Xeon
5130's, and the cost for those is about $350/ea. Now we have the
option of choosing the 2.0GHz quad core Xeon E5335 for about $730.
This would leave one socket free for
Neil Schneider wrote:
Gus Wirth wrote:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
[snip]
That looks good to me.
Me too.
I agree.
OK, so I'll post it to the regular list.
Whoever makes the meeting announcement:
Should it me mentioned there?
And/Or: how about pasting it into an event of it's own?
Oh
Neil Schneider wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Here's my first try at composing an announcement that could be posted
to
the main list, sometime before the next meeting. Presumably the sooner
the better -- but let's have a critique first.
It looks great to me. Might it be useful
Neil Schneider wrote:
..It probably would be a good thing to summarize
the discussion and reasoning for our choice. Perhaps you should post
it here for review and comment, before posting it to the main list...
Here's my first try at composing an announcement that could be posted to
the main
Neil Schneider wrote:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
I have a strong bad feeling about making the expenditure (of such a
large fraction of our treasury) without general-group notification
and
allowing some reaction time.
I think I agree. Notifying the group
Richard W. Ernst wrote:
..
I would suggest that the function of this steering list be advertised on
the general list(s?), as well as at the meetings.
Good reminder.
..j
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Neil Schneider wrote:
Joshua Penix wrote:
Here's what I recommend for a server.
Thanks for putting this together. As you know I have bought a previous
generation of these servers and though I don't personally like the
phoenix bios, all the pieces of the systems are first class.
..
Since we
Neil Schneider wrote:
Joshua Penix wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
Any volunteers?
I already get backups of other hosts located in the same cabinet as
sparky
using rdiff-backup to an offsite data dump. I'm in the process of
adding
more space this week and will be adding Sparky to the
Neil Schneider wrote:
.. Seems that starting with a
64-bit
OS will be a wise thing to do.
What are the issues we'll have to contend with? Will things we run
like apache, php, zope, plone, spamassassin, postfix and mailman all
have 64 bit versions or 32 bit versions that run on a 64 bit OS?
Neil Schneider wrote:
..We don't really need much in the
way of development tools, and from a security point of view, there
shouldn't be any on a web server/mail server. It only makes it easier
for the crackers to compile their tools, if they break in to the
server.
That raises a side point:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
I wish more people would participate in the discussion. I don't think
we need to rush, but sometime in the next month would probably be a
good time for coming to a consensus.
I agree. A little more participation would be nice.
However,
Christoph Maier wrote:
Hi,
may I temporarily steer your attention away from getting a new server to
getting the PLONE bugs on the existing one fixed?
Re the error in blog archives (leaf-links fail to point to document,
always point to portal-catalog):
All I've found so far is a somewhat
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Let's have a KPLUG (self-signed) CA
KPLUG can/will sign member certs
CAcert already does this, I am a CAcert assurer, and CAcert root
certificates already exist in open source browsers.
OK. it turns out I joined some time ago
Neil Schneider wrote:
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
Do we need to remove this person from the KPLUG mailing list, or just
let him dangle in the wind?
In case you missed it on the other list, I found this email address
and unsubscribed the mailing list member.
Ummm, did you unsubscribe the real
Let's have a KPLUG (self-signed) CA
KPLUG can/will sign member certs
Possible uses:
*
client-cert authentication at our site for some (future) special access
members may exchange certs for similar mutual auth (eg stunnel)
nebulus KPLUG membership _status_ benefit
== what else? there
I've forwarding this from the main list to the steer list, in hopes of
catching the eyes of Josh Tracy, and to allow for further discussion
probably not of general interest to the main list subscribers.
---BeginMessage---
Since I'm maintaining a blog on the (hideously slow) KPLUG server, I
notice
Neil Schneider wrote:
I went into the site to create a document for a job posting sent to
me, and there no longer is a document object.
Tracy (or ?) can correct me if I have it wrong, but I believe you can
use page wherever you used to use document. As I understand it, document
and page were
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On 1/4/07, James G. Sack (jim) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tracy R Reed wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
Thanks. We will have to keep an eye out to make sure we don't get a
huge number of spamers setting up accounts on the site again. Is
there
a way that we can set
Gus Wirth wrote:
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
Wow, what a horrible subject line. Sorry about that. At least I
remembered to take out the In-Reply-To: header.
-john
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
Steerage,
Do we have a topic for January? If so, is it on the website? (I never
look at the
Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade wrote:
On Dec 20, 2006, at 2:40 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
New is definitely nice, but I agree with RE that we should consider
simpler upgrade possibilities, and do some cost comparisons.
The current KPLUG server is old enough that upgrades would likely cost
enough
Neil Schneider wrote:
Tracy R Reed wrote:
I finally got a round tuit and created us a nifty little BookReview
object for the website in the form of a zope Product. It has fields
for
title, author, publisher, ISBN, a 1-5 rating, name of the reviewer,
and
of course a place for the body of
Tracy R Reed wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Did the database get rolled-back? Did the zope/plone updates go away?
I think what happened is I was not aware that there were two fully
functional zope installations on the site with a kplug instance in them.
Zope 2.7 and Zope 2.8
John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
I have LogWatch logs going back to March 17.
I suggest that such data might be of interest to future
kplug-it-thropologists, and as such should be preserved, if the cost is
not too great.
..j
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Neil Schneider wrote:
Joshua Penix wrote:
On Dec 18, 2006, at 8:14 PM, Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Personally, I would think that Joshua probably has the best
perspective on ordering and maintaining a small server.
Just to confirm, we're talking about replacing the current web server
that I
Neil Schneider wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the current one prone to failure? Hardware or software? Or not up
to tasks it handles? If it's just a space issue, perhaps just
replacing
or adding disk space would be better for now?
It's getting long in the tooth. I don't remember
Neil Schneider wrote:
Randall Shimizu wrote:
Has anyone given much thought to a informal audit showing the
expenditures.
We have to file a tax return annually or bi-annually. What kind of
informal audit are you suggesting? If we create onerous auditing,
those who volunteer to take care of
Neil Schneider wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
..
..something that provides value to the general community. That's
another discussion, I guess.
/aside
Well, the point of the site, is to provide value to the general
community. It's a place to save old presentations, howtos and other
Tracy R Reed wrote:
I finally got a round tuit and created us a nifty little BookReview
object for the website in the form of a zope Product. It has fields for
title, author, publisher, ISBN, a 1-5 rating, name of the reviewer, and
of course a place for the body of the review. Let me know if
Tracy R Reed wrote:
I finally got a round tuit and created us a nifty little BookReview
object for the website in the form of a zope Product. It has fields for
title, author, publisher, ISBN, a 1-5 rating, name of the reviewer, and
of course a place for the body of the review. Let me know if
Neil Schneider wrote:
No one has volunteered yet to do presentation(s) for December,
..
Anyone want to volunteer for a presentation? The meeting is two weeks
from tommorrow. Should be plenty of time to prepare.
If no one has spoken up, I think I could ramble a bit about graphics
tools
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
I would like some suggestions for future use of Pandora2, the CD/DVD
duplication system.
Its current 60GB hard drive can hold 56 CD images, at the moment there
are 49 installed. About half
Joshua Penix wrote:
On Nov 5, 2006, at 1:35 PM, James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Hmmm, anybody remember why this is still disabled?
I know of at least one real person who wants in.
Umm I think we were still just getting bulk robot signups that you were
having to clear out, even though once
Hmmm, anybody remember why this is still disabled?
I know of at least one real person who wants in.
..jim
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Neil Schneider wrote:
..
As long as the fonts are pretty similar in size throughout the site,
then the visitor can adjust on their end, if they want the font larger
or smaller.
That's really is my point exactly. Many websites try to set absolute
fontsizes, which in some cases defeats or
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
..
Comment on the general state of the web site as seen by the casual viewer.
I just went there to verify the date of the next InstallFest. I find
that the default font size is awfully small. I am looking at the page
in a window about 12
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On 10/30/06, James G. Sack (jim) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
..
A bit more on keywords:
Keywords seems to be a somewhat immature feature. Keywords can be
associated with (certain) objects by the object's _owner_ (not a
siteadmin/manager
Neil Schneider wrote:
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In some views, specifically when clicking on the caledar to bring up
an event, a related panel appears on the left. If there was a
feature that connected related pages in a navigation panel, that might
be useful to anonymous users coming to the site.
Ummm
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
..
A bit more on keywords:
Keywords seems to be a somewhat immature feature. Keywords can be
associated with (certain) objects by the object's _owner_ (not a
siteadmin/manager or the site owner, I guess), in the properties tab
shown to a user that has edit rights
Neil Schneider wrote:
Tracy R Reed wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
Any suggestions or instructions? I don't want to spend a day
figuring
out plone well enough to add this feature.
Yes indeed. Move /jobs to some other name, create a smart folder
called
jobs to take its place. Go into the
James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
Tracy R Reed wrote:
Neil Schneider wrote:
Any suggestions or instructions? I don't want to spend a day
figuring
out plone well enough to add this feature.
Yes indeed. Move /jobs to some other name, create a smart folder
called
jobs to take
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