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it here when I'll have the time.
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Hi List.
I'm writing a script to automate some system maintenance tasks, and I
want to connect over SSH to several remote computers and do stuff on
them. I'm using ssh -f to background ssh so I can run the same operation
on multiple machines in parallel, otherwise it will be too
On Thursday August 9 2007, Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting Boaz Rymland, from the post of Thu, 09 Aug:
Hi Ira,
I bumped into the same question some time ago - sending to iglu.org.il
silently failed.
Here's why:
http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il/msg48796.html
unclear
Dear subscribers,
First of all, I deeply apologize for bringing it up postfactum, but due to
large amount of spam traffic coming through and inability to deal with it
effectively we had to make an unpopular decision of deactivating linux-il
aliases on linux.org.il and iglu.org.il domains
Nice hack, though I really want to do this in the X11 level, not at the
kernel level. I want to be able to target keypresses to specific windows.
Alon
On Thu, 11 Jan 2007, Valery Reznic wrote:
There is kbde - keyboard emulator
(http://kbde.sf.net).
It's allow to send keys to any application
filtering and RBL's are not enough.
These mails are terrible, while my personal accounts get a few dozen each, Linux-IL posting address gets a hundred per day minimum. If we only relied on SA's checking, this list would look much worse than LKML. Most of these
emails are a crazy mix of sentences
On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 08:01:14PM +0200, Michael Ben-Nes wrote:
Hi Everyone
I don't get this RAM / swap relation.
I have a script that feed data into PostgreSQL database.
All the data is fed as one huge transaction that takes allot of memory.
I noticed that one 1GB RAM machine
Shlomi Fish wrote:
I am not:
http://www.sleepycat.com/docs/ref/intro/dbisnot.html
OK, I stand corrected. I got a different impression from other
publications about
it.
--Amos
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Shlomi - I think you are confusing Berkeley DB
(http://www.sleepycat.com/) which is a full-fledged SQL relational
database used, among others, as the basis for SubVersion, and the
plain unix DBM files (the closest refference I could find is the GNU
implementation at
I've said it in previous discussions but I don't see it mentioned here -
I use First International Bank (fibi) and they support Mozilla on
my desktop Linux at home very well, down to getting graphs if you have
java plugin.
Cheers,
--Amos
Gabor Szabo wrote:
Some of the banks have been discussed
Ben-Nes Michael wrote:
MySQL state ( at least 2 years ago ) that you dont need transaction becouse
you can always cancel your inserts by initiatin deletes. all true if the
code is perfect (...)
Far from that - transactions mean that other clients outside the
transaction see a consistent state as
If you have a Windows on your computer then you should be able to plug its
NTFS driver into linux. Forgot what's the name of the project which
makes this
possible but you know the drill (google). It was published a few months ago.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can read from NTFS but there are
Oron Peled wrote:
On a single workstation, many of these considerations may be dropped
and you would be ok on a single partition box, but on any production
server this is short sighted.
Well, I had a desktop setup in mind. Now that I re-read the original
question I see that it didn't state the
Ehud Karni wrote:
I fully agree. I think that the 8GB limit for /boot has been removed.
I recently installed FC1 with / (including /boot) 10GB.
ehud
I always installed linux with one large partition ever since the
limitation on
the boot code disk position was removed (a few years ago) and
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
/boot, only if you work with LILO and the main system is reiserfs. This
way you can mount it notails, or have it a different file system (LILO
won't work with kernels on reiserfs fs and tails enabled).
Are you sure about that?
I used LILO on my home machine (as said before
David Suna wrote:
I think it is finally time to move from my ISDN line to ADSL. I am
looking for recommendations of which company to go with for the ADSL
package. Most important is Linux support. I do not want to be stuck with
the We only support Windows answer. I know that Netvision says
Ilya Konstantinov wrote:
I would like to know what other solutions can you recommend me.
I like the upload thru web form solution which Sagi provided.
E.g. I've just opened a temporary webmin account to someone who sends me a
large file.
Restricted him very much to just do an upload and
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Windows is (supposed to be) POSIX-compliant since NT-whatever - M$
would not be able to sell the system so successfully without some
degree of standard-compliance.
It has nothing to do with sales - as far as I remember the DOD (American
Department of Defense)
requires
Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
Aaron wrote:
About $20 unlimited phoning. (sorry my mailer ate your original message).
There are two competing companies vor VoIP to telephone service in the
U.S.
You are assuming people only want to call the US. But there are other
countries I want
to call to
Noam Rathaus wrote:
Hi,
I wanted to consult the community regarding this issue I have:
I have found a security vulnerability in one of Debian's unstable currently
un-maintained package, which appears to not exist in the latest version of
the product (if you compile it from the source code
Shaul Karl wrote:
f (for forget)? I know that you can make it Forget that some packages
are appropriate for the new section. Perhaps it works in other aspects
too?
Thanks but nope. Forget is just a means to clean the new section.
--Amos
Hello,
I've marked too many packages to update (with the U key of aptitude)
and would
like to undo this. But I can't find a way except for holding them all.
Is there a way to make aptitude forget a package marked for update and
get it
backed to a simple installed state?
Thanks,
--Amos
Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED], from the post of Wed, 12 May:
Hello,
I've marked too many packages to update (with the U key of aptitude)
and would
like to undo this. But I can't find a way except for holding them all.
Is there a way to make aptitude forget a package marked
Shlomo Solomon wrote:
On Wednesday 12 May 2004 00:04, Noam L. wrote:
Overnet's connection is based on P2P, which requires one of the clients to
accept an incoming connection,
-- snip --
Thats, ofcourse, not based on any facts relevant to overnet - thats how any
P2P network works
You missed the grep command:
grep bwurzbur /etc/passwd | od -c
(or, my suggestions):
grep bwurzbur /etc/passwd | cat --show-all
Amir Spivak wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:# bwurzbur /etc/passwd | od -c
bash: bwurzbur: command not found
000
- Original Message -
From: Yedidyah Bar-David
Well, which ssh client is he using?
According to ssh on the redhat here ssh should do some trickery (generate
a new magic cookie for the session) to let connections pass through. If this
doesn't happen then you should be able to use xauth (n)extract/(n)merge
to copy the cookie over to the remote
Yedidyah Bar-David wrote:
On Mon, May 10, 2004 at 07:12:36PM +0200, Amir Spivak wrote:
his line from /etc/passwd:
bwurzbur:x:558:100:Benjamin Wurzburger:/home/bwurzbur:/bin/bash
Are you sure it has no whitespace in the end? Please send this:
grep bwurzbur /etc/passwd | od -c
The way I look for
Could it be a symlink to a non-existing file?
How about sneding us an ls -ld /bin/bash and a file /bin/bash?
--Amos
Amir Spivak wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem with user bwurzbur on a RH9 machine i hold, when doing su bwurzbur
the output is:
su: /bin/bash : No such file or directory
on ssh'ing
How did you mount the CD? Manually with mount or via some automount?
Which kernel version do you have?
Are there any messages in the kernel log (or other related logs)?
--Amos
David Harel wrote:
Hi,
Too many times I have the error umount: /cdrom: device is busy
When I do the following I gen many
Avraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1-Downloading automately all the new stuff requires a pretty large /var
directory. It's on a separate partition, in my system. How large should
that be?
My apt-cache directory (/var/cache/apt) is currently about 1.2Gb. I
don't clean it up very strictly but this
According to the Walla article at:
http://news.walla.co.il/?w=/3/538997
The government has agreed on spending 470 Million NIS on projects
Merkava and Memshal Zamin.
With all the talks about OpenOffice, MS licenses vs. Linux etc. - does
anyone
here have thoughs on the effect of such spending on
Uri Sharf wrote:
I'm not sure if my problems with KMail has anything to do with IMAP's IDLE
(was it introduced into 1.6.2?), but after I've last upgraded from Debian
Unstable it regularly disconnects from the server and it wan't sync anymore
unless I kill it (just exiting does not work it
I was looking at QoS for Linux in another context and was wondering if
you could
help me.
I'm interested in QoS per-service rather than per-interface. For instance:
1. ssh output (what's printed on screen when I login from a remote host to
my home machine) should get priority over, let's say,
Josh Zlatin-Amishav wrote:
Hi,
Yes. I implemented per service QoS using the HTB queueing discipline.
OK thanks.
Like I said before read the Linux Advanced Routing Traffic Control HOWTO for more
information and examples.
I did but got the impression that it supports, for instance:
on A 1.5Mb
Well - your message just cought me after a session of apt-file/apt-cache
to find if
Debian has a package for Mono's VB compiler mbas and which package it is
:-).
So I think this is the answer to your questions - apt-file and apt-cache.
I have an apt-file update and apt-get --quite update in my
Well, it's a matter of DNS administration.
If blank.com is not registered on your name then you'll have to ask
the admin of
blank.com domain to update the A record of www.blank.com to your new IP
address.
If blank.com is your domain and you want to move it entirely to a new
IP address,
Hello,
I am looking for an easier way to program a simple UDP socket program
for both
Windows and Linux than using #ifdef __WIN32__ and typedefing SOCKET etc.
I found SFL (http://freshmeat.net/projects/sfl/) but I am pretty sure
that I saw
a more specialised library which I can't find now.
The
Thanks for the pointer. I know ACE already and it seems to be the exact
opposite
of what I need:
1. C++ (not C). I would have preffered to write in C++ but it would bloat
the final executable too much as far as I can tell. Also I'm not sure
how well
mingw32 handles cross-compiling C++ code.
2.
Omer Zak wrote:
If you can ask people to install Perl or Python on their computers, then
why not use the thread libraries from those languages to do the actual UDP
transmission/reception stuff, with your C program only creating/analyzing
the actual packet data?
No, I can't ask people to install
Idan Sofer wrote:
Perhaps SDL_net?
http://jcatki.no-ip.org/SDL_net/
Oh yes. This rings a familiar sound.
Any experience with using it with a cross-compiler?
Thanks,
--Amos
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Ehud Karni wrote:
Compile it with Cygwin on Windoze and you are done (you may have to
use different #include, but that's all).
Notes.
1. You'll have to add the cygwin1.dll to your program distribution.
Can I use the -static gcc flag to contain cygwin1.dll inside the
single exe I want to
Honen, Oren wrote:
I'm thinking of writing an application that will create a dummy file.
When this file is read the application will return a data based on the
original file and a diff file. I thought of using /proc fs for that so
when reading this file, a callback routine will be activated.
As
Honen, Oren wrote:
As I said, this file is meant to be read by a commercial application. I
can not touch this application so I need my new file to look feel as a
real ascii file. This file is supplied via a parameter and not as stdin
redirection.
The named-pipe/unix-domain-socket solutions
David Harel wrote:
Hi,
I want to find the process ID of the process that opened a socket to
which I can find the record in /proc/net/tcp.
Where can I get this information and what where can I get field
descriptions of /proc/net/tcp?
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Now, if 64bit is anything like it, you actually can't mix them in the
same process. Too much work to switch between them. Different memory
addressing modes, etc.
I think that's the reason - different and incompatible modes.
I distinctly remember this in the context of why
aamehl wrote:
Next can someone help me translate the hebrc rpm into debian?
Are you familiar with alien?
--Amos
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. If you
don't want
this option (which I think is pretty crucial) then you should just look
at the peek
power of the UPS.
Look through the archives of linux-il. I think the subject was discussed
thoroughly
just a few months ago, with pointers to specific UPS's which can be
found in Israel
Aaron wrote:
No idea what the driver is.
Did you get the sources?
Why is there a problem if its a binary only driver/daemon.
For instance - does it work with kernel 2.6 (or whatever major
kernel release you considered)? With difference glibc? Different
architecture?
--Amos
Stiven Andre wrote:
Hi list.
Sorry to be a bit off topic. I am about to buy myself a new notebook. I
remember hearing about some Linux supported notebooks by Compaq here in
Israel. Is there any till now?
Compaq == HP today, and a month or two ago I checked with HP and found
that HP do not support
Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
Mind you, you need a Ministry of communication approval to connect this to the
Bezeq network and I have no idea if it has one or doesn't.
Are you sure this is up to date?
Last time I heard (about 10 years ago) the team of three clowns in the
Min. of Comm.
who were
Ilan Finci wrote:
Hi,
We are considering to use SATA disks and hardware raid controller for
2 of our servers. Does anyone have experience with those kind of disks
and RAIDs? Any problems with kernel 2.4.x? Recommended vendors?
Just this morning I found the following:
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
e.g.: if you use startx, you can create a simple $HOME/.xinitrc file
that will run:
ERRFILE=$HOME/.xsession-errors
rm -f $ERRFILE
touch $ERRFILE
chmod 600 $ERRFILE
exec /etc/X11/Xsession
Note that if you run two X sessions simultaniously, the second file's
However
Orna Agmon wrote:
Next Monday (19/4/2004), 18:30, the Haifa Linux Club will once
again meet to hear Erez Hadad talk about:
Ingo Molnar's O(1) Scheduler
in
Linux Kernel 2.6
Can someone from the Haifa people tell me which train station is
recommanded to
get to the
Shlomi Fish wrote:
I object to that. The 18:30-20:30 schedule is good as it is. I'd rather not
finish up after 9 P.M. Then, I go to sleep late, and have trouble waking up
early in the morning, etc. I shudder to think what will happen when I start
working. Let's make the lectures in reasonable
How about trying Firefox? It works for me.
(Debian unstable, untarred and installed 1.4.1_01-b01 from
java.sun.com).
--Amos
Shlomo Solomon wrote:
In the past, I've had trouble installing the Java plug-in, so this time I
decided to do a **clean** install. I removed the previous version -
Shaul Karl wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] In addition, I believe I saw somewhere that
kde 3.2 was uploaded to unstable (sid). Which might imply that it will
show up in testing soon. However I am not sure I understood correctly
what I skimmed.
KDE 3.2.1 is a long time in unstable and though I didn't see
Diego Iastrubni wrote:
old... read also this:
http://www.acm.org/classics/sep95/
, 14 2004, 08:52,Yedidyah Bar-David:
Not that I undermine Thompson's point - it's a well-written article that
I recommend to anyone. But this has nothing to do with FOSS or not FOSS.
you said it yourself, you
Shlomi Fish wrote:
Just a small amount of trivia, induced by what was probably a simple typo.
And a bit in-accurate. Nice try to compress it all into 4 paragprahs,
but people should better read the refference you give before they relay
on it.
(what made me jump was that I explictly remember
http://www.computerworld.com.au/index.php?id=1224882570eid=-219:
In a speech intended to serve us a wake-up call to anyone relying on the
many eyes that look at the Linux source code to quickly find any
subversions, the CEO of Green Hills Software Inc. last week reminded his
audience how
If it's the list I know, it's about development and installation of NTP
servers,
not about timezones.
The timezone files at HUJI that you point to are the original,
maintained by Ephraim
for over a decade by now.
I've installed Shachar's registry on my workplace Windows XP but it
doesn't seem
David Harel wrote:
Hi all,
Since I was afraid my machine got infected with a worm that sends spam
emails I have created a small script based mechanism that gives me
Check that you don't have a public HTTP proxy on your machine.
warnings whenever an smtp socket is opened (poling and parsing
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
The closest I have to a source is
http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/ntbugtraq/1998-1999/msg00259.html
Like I said above - you use a close program to manage this.
The following link seems to be a bit more complete:
http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/tz-in-nt.txt
I keep
Shlomo Solomon wrote:
No - I am subscribed at that address, although it's set to VACATION in order
to allow me to send but not receive messages - that's because I'm also
subscribed at my old address (note the reply-to header in my posts) . In fact
the e-mail you answered was sent from the same
David Howard wrote:
*AFTER* the last logged-in connection is terminated? WTF do I now do
with my partial d/l of the .iso?
Find another source for it and use FTP's reget to continue the
download?
--Amos
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Shachar Shemesh wrote:
At least in Mozilla, there is a problem that may be related. The problem
is that mozilla doesn't handle Courier's limitation on number of
simultanious connections properly. Try going to Edit/MailNewsgroup
I've taken your advise and so far (for about a day) it seems to
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
3. Access CVS (through the Eclipse CVS plugin is the best GUI for this,
so it might not be necessary to have a separate tool)
a GUI still can't do scripts.
Whenever scripts are necessary I have cvs as-is. But when I do a commit
of new source code and want an easy way to
guy keren wrote:
(i'm responding only because i didn't see the more qualified people
respond to this yet)
Thanks. Anyone's experience counts.
from stability point of view, you should install RH 9.0 - but it's a dead
goat because of redhat's recent moves.
Yes, I learned this by now. But right now
Gil Freund wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I got a chance to install Linux on my office desktop (next to Windows
XP, for now).
Do you have VMware? This can be very handy to display several Linux
environments side by side.
No we don't have VMware. What do I need several linux environments
Hi,
I got a chance to install Linux on my office desktop (next to Windows
XP, for now).
I'd like to install something which will impress them the most with
stability and usability,
and mostly as a developer station.
I expect to need it for:
1. Develop in Java (we already have an Eclipse-based
Hello,
My setup is the courier-imap-ssl on Debian unstable.
I use Mozilla Thunderbird 0.5 to read mail both on Linux
(localhost) and Windows XP (at work).
In the last 3-4 weeks, without changing the Thunderbird setup
but after upgrading courier from 2.x to 3.x thunderbird startted
to show me the
David Harel wrote:
Hi,
I think that due to installation of KDE 3.2.1 on RH9 built from source
I got this problem with kmix.
When I start kmix I get an error regarding the device /dev/dsp. When
looking into it I found that both /dev/dsp and /dev/mixer did not
change ownership to my login-id
Amichai Rotman wrote:
Hi Guys and Gals,
I am considering buying a digital stills camera.
Dig deep into www.dpreview.com. Best place to learn about the technology,
most comprehensive reviews of all major cameras, a huge active community of
professionals but with space for newbies etc...
Good
If anyone is interested in a VCR tape of the Channel 8
program about hackers which mentions also open-source with
Gilad Ben Yosef then I have it here in Givatayim.
As usual with TV programs which talk about things I know
about - this one mixes up and distortes facts as I know them
(except for Arie
I've heard high prize of Anjuta, though I didn't get around to use it yet.
I'd be glad to hear what you came up with.
(I am going to do some C++ Linux development at work at last, and
would like to take this opportunity to blow them away with a Linux C++
IDE as much as I can).
--Amos
Erez Doron
Shaul Karl wrote:
I also don't remember where I have read that all the keyservers are
eventually synced so that most, if not all, the keyservers are the same.
I don't remember reading such a thing either, on the contrary - my key
is available on some servers but not on the particular one someone
Shaul Karl wrote:
On Sat, Mar 20, 2004 at 12:07:25PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shaul Karl wrote:
I also don't remember where I have read that all the keyservers are
eventually synced so that most, if not all, the keyservers are the same.
I don't remember reading such a thing either, on the
Yonah Russ wrote:
Ok- mercy- I give up ntp. The point I was trying to make is that we
all should get together and do it the same way. Let's try to make the
script to run these updates part of standard distributions, part of
the same rpm that distributes the TZ files in the first place maybe.
Oded Arbel wrote:
You'll have major problems with that, especially the part where you
assume
that everyone is connected to the internet all the time.
You can enable/disable this, or you can do some clever tricks with
if-up/if-down.
The fact is that I don't find it necessary at all - just
Michael Sternberg wrote:
Does anybody know an Internet Browser with following capabilities:
1. On start it loads bookmark list from some remote web site
2. When bookmarking a page, the bookmark is automatically stored
at the same remote web site (with some help from CGI?)
3. Have to be
Shaul Karl wrote:
Any hints about the following:
$ gpg --keyserver http://wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net --search-keys 517D0F0E
gpg: searching for 517D0F0E from HKP server wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net
gpg: key 517D0F0E not found on keyserver
? 517D0F0E is what I believe to be the key by which the
Yonah Russ wrote:
I meant to solve the problem of israeli summer time in a way that we
shouldn't have to update every individual station every year but
rather that one computer be updated and let the update propogate
automatically throughout israel.
perhaps we could piggy back the timezone
Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting Yuri Bronshtein, from the post of Wed, 17 Mar:
Holocaust day shouldn't move to Tisha b'av. There's a reason for it's
date - the day the Warsaw ghetto uprising began. Tisha b'av is a
religious date, which most Israelies don't remember, or care about.
that's sad.
Nadav Har'El wrote:
1. Manual pages are written in the nroff language. To convert a manual
page file ls.1 to ascii for viewing, use
groff -man -Tascii ls.1
Shachar is using debian - man -l filename should do it.
Couldn't find this option on RH 8's man, though.
--Amos
On Sat, Mar 13, 2004 at 08:54:47PM +0200, Shaul Karl wrote:
I think that there is some truth in saying that currently, Hamakor
distribution mirrors are more declaration of intents then fully usable
mirrors. It could be that the reasons for that are beyond Hamakor
control. Is it wise to have
Hello,
I've been offered an HP laptop for a good price and when I called HP
Israel to ask
about Linux support they told me that HP does not support Linux on ANY
laptop
of theirs. At least in Israel.
That doesn't quite fit what I see in http://tinyurl.com/26yeb, which
lists some
models with
Gabor Szabo wrote:
I have been using HP and Compaq laptops with SuSe and now Libranet/Debian
for the past 4 years.
It is is a shame HP does not support it officially.
That's the strange thing - their web site claims that they DO support
some models,
but the people in Israel say they won't.
Shlomi Loubaton wrote:
In many cases I discovered to my surprise that ssh performance were
better
comparing to other protocols. it seem that it uses data compression methods
and it's also configurable.
It's not just seems, see -C switch.
On the other hand, someone at my office just noticed
Hello,
Getting tired from broken Apache 1.3 packages on my debian unstable I got
rid of it and installed Apache2.
I'm looking for a webmail software as a backup for using Thunderbird from
outside my home.
Now as far as I understand PHP(4) doesn't play with Apache2, and all the
good
ones (e.g.
Oded Arbel wrote:
Wednesday 03 March 2004 18:21,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Now as far as I understand PHP(4) doesn't play with Apache2, and all the
good
ones (e.g. squirrelmail, imp3) seem to require PHP.
I'm using squirrelmail on Apache 2.0 w/o a problem. I'm not aware of any
compatability
I hope it's not considered too much off-topic.
Here is the intro from the forwarding page:
Martin Fink has written an article on the issues of hiring open source
developers, and how to hire good open source developers. This comes at a
time where there is a lot of discussion in the industry on
If you are reffering to those USB flash memory devices then I think all
of them are supported. They just look like another USB mass-storage
device to Linux. Many of them will even mention Linux support on their
packaging.
My latest experience was with a USB mp3 player bought in Bangkok - just
Alon Altman wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone got experience with using gnucash for Israeli financial
reports? If so, what problems or things should one consider.
I'm asking because I want to use gnucash for Ha'makor's books.
Alon
I use Gnucash once in a while. Not for tax proposes but personal
Alon Altman wrote:
As we're an NPO (Ha'makor) we don't pay any taxes, and thus don't need tax
reports. We do need to file incomeexpenses reports and a balance sheet.
You are wrong about that one, as far as I can tell. NPO means that you
are not doing things
for profit yourself, but you live
The standard answer I've seen many times for such a question was
FLTK (http://www.fltk.org/).
Never used it myself, though.
HTH.
I wonder if new things have come up over the years which can supersede this.
--Amos
Micha Feigin wrote:
Hello,
I was asked to write a small program with a simple
Oded Arbel wrote:
Will you tell us what the final decision was (when it taked place), please ?
just the usual curiosity :-)
Well, yesterday was the meeting. It turns out that we are still in the
design stage - what
sort of data should the application have and how will it help its
Micha Feigin wrote:
Actually if they are willing to put up money for the
development/running environment (whatever licences are required) you
can try and push an option to pay the volunteer part of this money to
do it on an open environment. This way everybody wins.
That's one of the open
Hi,
I have a static IP (actcom) on an ADSL line (96Kb upload). It's not much
but would it help if I downloaded Kinneret via Bittorrent and kept the
Bittorrent
up?
Would it help if others in this forum did this?
--Amos
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To
Alon Weinstein wrote:
Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting Yehuda Tzadik, from the post of Mon, 23 Feb:
I work in Bezeq International
Yehuda Zadik
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yigal Shilon? is that you?
LOL I noticed that too, pretty funny.
I noticed that too.
But childish laughs (and his mass cross-post)
Itamar Ravid wrote:
Is it possible for the list's owner to attach a Reply-To header
to the messages coming from the list? This way all replies will
be sent to the list instead of being sent privately.
Please don't.
People on this list are already used to replying in private unless the
list was
Yup. That's what I was going to suggest too.
I've just signed up for a lifetime account there. (40$).
Gal Gur-Arie wrote:
try: http://freeshell.org
Boris Gorelik wrote:
[Sorry for being offtopic]
Hi,
Recently my ISP (HUJI) has blocked the connection to IRC ports. When
I talked to the guys in
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