Michael Beattie wrote:
On Thu, Nov 14, 2002 at 03:48:46PM +1300, Chris Hellyar wrote:
I've got the front porch for it already, and a nice shady courtyard if the
sun is too hot :-).
Hmm. I have all of that except the porch oh, and the server isnt really
that grunty. I'll go one
Just arrived at home from the meeting, before I hit bed I want to thank
everybody for your kindness.
Gentoo seems interesting I might give it a try next time I decide to
rebuild my system from the ground up.
Cheers
--
Delio
Hi,
My apologies for the OT. I was hoping someone can shed me some light into
this. Is there anyone that uses this ADSL/Router and uses application that
runs on H.323, which in this case MSN Messenger? I am having trouble using
voice chat and file transfer. Neither incoming nor outgoing of
Hi,
As far as I know you can't use MSN voice and/or file transfer through
most adsl modems in NZ. It is to do with the way microsoft has designed
MSN. I *think* that you are still able to receive incoming files and/or
voice chat but not initiate connections.
Cheers,
Jonathan
--
Jonathan Viney
With ADSL routers it either works or it doesn't, but what you could do
is port forward all ports to your windows box then it may work. From a
security point of view this is a very stupid idea so best that you
ignore it.
I do have another solution which will also bring this back on topic. The
Hi Jonathan, didn't know you're on the list too.
A friend is using the Asus AAM6000EV ADSL/Router. He's able to use file
transfer, either initiating or receiving, without problem. On Neuron
too. Should I look into for some hope?
Huan
At 00:37 15.11.2002, you wrote:
Hi,
As far as I know
I tried port forwarding but no joy. Even did a stupid move as to disabling
the IP Firewall, but no joy either.
Setting up another boxen sounds like a good idea. But due to $$$ and space
restriction, not viable for me yet.
Any other takers?
Huan
At 01:06 15.11.2002, you wrote:
With ADSL
From Leo (Nick read the bottom line)
We talked about an other installfest and did nothing well almost.
Last night had a meeting about it after the main meeting.
Decision start up the Installfest list a special list of willing and
unwilling personal. Who will make the next Istallfest work
Is the advice http://nzadsl.co.nz/howtos/Alcatel/alcatelpinholing.html
any use to you in this regard ?
: )
Chris
Huan Yee Chew wrote:
Hi,
My apologies for the OT. I was hoping someone can shed me some light
into this. Is there anyone that uses this ADSL/Router and uses
application that
I am interested in helping...
But had to leave before installfest meeting.
|Ben
___Get the FREE email that has everyone talking at http://www.mail2world.com<-Original Message->
---From Leo (Nick read the bottom line)
---
Hi list,...
Just wondering if anyone knows of any good pop-mail accounts NONE WEB BASED!!. As I just realised you see a stingy ad at the bottom of my message and apparently in churns out hTML messages which i hate getting myself.
I am willing to trade e-mail address. Mine is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If anyone is remotely intereted the slides are here:
http://www.rout.co.nz/gentoo/
Next week I can make some CD's of the sources for a typical install,
which will save anyone who wants to build a gentoo system from a lotta
downloading. (It won't re-download a file if it is already on board your
Try hotpop.com. They are very good and ad free. I have had a hotpop
account for about 5 years without trouble. They ocassionally email you
ads but that's it. I have gotten about 3 ads in 5 years so I guess that
isn't so bad!! =)
Cheers
Jason
Ben Devine wrote:
Hi list,...
Just wondering if
Hi List Users,
Yeah I use Orcon its a free pop3 email and you also
getfree web hosting 10 Mb
But better hurry because there going fast
;-).
Good Luck :-)
Tom Brown
To infinity and beyond !
Yup, I have an orcon account too, in fact my list email address is one.
Yup, they are very good and I have several free host sites with them
as well.
Cheers
Jason
Tomo Brown wrote:
Hi List Users,
Yeah I use Orcon its a free pop3 email and you also get free web hosting
10 Mb
But better
___Get the FREE email that has everyone talking at http://www.mail2world.com<-Original Message->
---If anyone is remotely intereted the slides are here:
---
---http://www.rout.co.nz/gentoo/
---
---Next week I can make some
I've done everything on that guide. No joy. I'm still open to ideas and
suggestions.
Huan
At 08:04 15.11.2002, you wrote:
Is the advice http://nzadsl.co.nz/howtos/Alcatel/alcatelpinholing.html
any use to you in this regard ?
: )
Chris
Huan Yee Chew wrote:
Hi,
My apologies for the OT. I
Check out
www.subdimension.com
. They support Pop.
Huan
At 08:41 15.11.2002, you wrote:
Hi list,...
Just wondering if anyone knows of any good pop-mail accounts NONE WEB BASED!!. As I just realised you see a stingy ad at the bottom of my message and apparently in churns out hTML messages which i
Have you tried looking for new firmware, better support for H.323 may be
in a newer release.
On Fri, 2002-11-15 at 10:57, Huan Yee Chew wrote:
I've done everything on that guide. No joy. I'm still open to ideas and
suggestions.
Huan
At 08:04 15.11.2002, you wrote:
Is the advice
I've emailed Alcatel. But I doubt I won't hear from them so soon. I've
checked my firmware. It's version 3.281. Slightly newer than what's
mentioned on www.nzadsl.co.nz I have no way of finding out if this
firmware fully supports H.323 either.
Huan
At 11:14 15.11.2002, you wrote:
Have
for those interested in a look I have the livecd of gentoo
of course its not optimised ..
I was wondering there are a few stage3 isos for most stuff eg athlon / p3
4 .. etc they're relatively small .. ie around 84MB each ..
starter for 10
is there any penalty in going straight to stage 3 .. ie
Thanks Nick for a very informative and comprehensible presentation.
The Linus video was suitably humbling too I thought. Where would the world
be without geeks at this point?
- Original Message -
From: Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 8:58
CLUG Meeting Notes 14th November 2002
Contents:
Meeting report
Door taking-funds balance
Meeting was opened at 7:30PM by Nick Elder as evening chairman. 55 present.
Venue Sydenham Community Association Hall.
General Business:
The issue of our email list off topic postings was raised.
Have you considered an IMAP account instead?
If so try http://www.fastmail.fm/, in addition to IMAP the best thing
about them is that they have a one-time-payment only (about $US15 I
think) account that I actually paid for!
While they have advertising tags on the free account you can set it to
While we're at the topic. Can anyone shed some light as to POP vs. IMAP?
Huan
At 13:56 15.11.2002, you wrote:
Have you considered an IMAP account instead?
If so try http://www.fastmail.fm/, in addition to IMAP the best thing
about them is that they have a one-time-payment only (about $US15 I
While we're at the topic. Can anyone shed some light as to POP vs. IMAP?
Different protocols.
pop downloads the entire inbox to your mail client.
an imap client allows you to browse the subject lines without downloading the
emails to your client.
imap also allows you to set up folders on the
I have used this to start mail from xterm,
Other (un)useful commands found with --help
xterm$ mozilla --mail
-- Isaac Devine
We are ready for any unforeseen event which may or may not happen. -Dubya
On Nicks page: http://www.rout.co.nz/gentoo/img6.html there is an IRC network
named. I think it is meant to be or is now the open projects network.
ie irc.openprojects.net port 6667 The Gentoo channel ( #gentoo )
certainly seems to be well supported with whopping 370 people in there
On Fri, Nov 15, 2002 at 05:32:38PM +1300, Nick Elder wrote:
On Nicks page: http://www.rout.co.nz/gentoo/img6.html there is an IRC
network named. I think it is meant to be or is now the open projects
network.
OpenProjects renamed themselves to FreeNode recently.
See their FAQ for further
On Fri, Nov 15, 2002 at 06:00:35PM +1300, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002 14:06, Huan Yee Chew wrote:
While we're at the topic. Can anyone shed some light as to POP vs. IMAP?
With pop you download the current contents of you mailbox to your PC thus
emptying it. With IMAP
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