Just a thought for what its worth,
I have a boring old bt878 based card in my current myth box to pickup
the ancient analog signals.
If it would be helpful to demonstrate the live tv part of myth??
Paul
Hi,
I had exactly the same problem you discrube here with a Ubuntu
Feisty 32bit system, and also struggled to find a proper solution.
In the end i worked around the problem by creating a startup script
that runs before x starts to remove the loaded nvidia module, and
insert the new
My application would be very similar to this. I think with proper
iptable rules setup on the host, and proper configuration of vmware
server, it could be secure. I intend to setup a test lab situation,
give the setup a bit of a work-out and see how it looks.
Thanks for all the feed-back,
Looks like this is to do with the way this directory is mounted on
your linux workstation.
You could set uid,gid in your workstations fstab file to the uid,gid
of user kerry on the linux server, as for the directory permissions, i
think you can set a mask for these, but can't remember
Has anyone here had experience in runnning a firewall in a vmware
guest running on a bare as possible bones linux host?
Interested in any security issues that may have been encountered etc.
Cheers
Paul.
to the physical
network but that's quite different to the use I think you are
suggesting. If the underlying box is bare as possible why aren't
you running the firewall natively? (i.e. what would be the advantage
of virtualisation for this application?)
Kerry.
On 06/12/2007, paul schulz [EMAIL
to check and correct nzst timezone...
To check tzdata:
zdump -v /etc/localtime |grep 2007
To correct tzdata for all deb based systems, apply file from below:
sudo wget
http://mirror.pacific.net.au/linux/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tzdata/tzdata_2007f-3ubuntu1_all.deb
sudo dpkg -i
I've seen this where touching the metal shield on the outside of the
plug, i can feel 50Hz, and measure about 100volts open cct. The
scanner still worked though, and i put it down to a cheap power supply
in the scanner. As Rex says, it will ground itself through the pc. You
may start
Though usually earth leakage devices require a manual reset.
Don't like the thought of that much leakage grounding through the pc though.
Uck...
Paul
Quoting Phill Coxon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 2007-09-18 at 19:49 +1200, paul schulz wrote:
I've seen this where touching the metal shield
Change you /etc/fstab line to read:
//machine.domain/directorytomount /mnt/directory cifs
auto,defaults,credentials=/root/.sambapasswords 0 0
Any fstab entry with auto here will try to mount at startup.
Paul
Quoting Kerry Mayes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The following is the line from my fstab:
pI have had similar issues in the past, but none of late with xtra.
Xtra denied any problem, and after a while normality resumed without
me changing anything./pp/ppgt;I have had two customers with
Xtra who could not receive pop3 gt;email (on multiple computers).br
/br /
/p
I know there are a few complaints about xfree86, but when comparing the
os options for existing x86 hardware... xfree86 is just fine thankyou! In
all, i've found the distro change a worth while experiance, and a good
learning curve... it has been worthwhile.
Many of us are probably
On Thursday 04 September 2003 13:34, you wrote:
On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 13:20, Zane Gilmore wrote:
I use it because that's what I know and as far as I'm concerned I just
can't be bothered setting up and learning another distro (yet). I use my
machine for programming and email. I *don't* enjoy
cunning, very cunning,
i like it!
yesterday there were a number of these messages logged by snort on my ipcop
fire wall.
there was a lot of port scanning going on at the time,(obviously) but because
a number of them were picked up by the intrusion detection, im not sure if
this indicates a potential serious threat that should
hahaha!!! yeh right. I tried to install nvidia 3d drivers on my pc,
which totally stuffed X! I wouldn't trust going down that path again...
On Tuesday 18 February 2003 18:40, you wrote:
Paul is on permanent record as saying:
:nVidia drivers work really well in Linux.
That depends on your
On Thursday 16 January 2003 21:22, you wrote:
Original Message ---
I hope they do keep going cause I've just migrated almost
every system in my company from windows and redhat to
Mandrake !
I'm not getting into a distro war, but i am curious as to why you have chosen
I bought my last pc from there as well. Told them i run linux, and all was
good. Turns out they have a linux enthusiast who works there too, so that was
a big boon, and they were especially helpfull in assisting to find a 'real'
internal modem compatible with linux.
On Friday 17 January
How do usb modems go with linux??
or is a serial modem still the best option??
On Monday 11 November 2002 22:35, you wrote:
Buy an external modem, so much less hassle in the long
run, they can be picked up cheaply around town, cash
converters even has them from time to time.
Forget the whole price issue even...
Say linux cost the same as m$, i would still use linux and not think twice
about windows.
Linux is way more flexible, and i think a much better utilisation of hardware
resources.
On Friday 08 November 2002 00:42, you wrote:
Heres an interesting
How much burden does it put on the system??
I noticed quite a difference between 7.2 and 7.3, but have heard that 8.0 is
supposed to have better memory management??
On Tuesday 01 October 2002 15:18, you wrote:
Well, just going thru an install atm, quite simply the
installer changes rock!,
Thanks for that!
looks good :)
Hylafax is a great network fax server.
Are you sending from linux or from winders? A program called cypheus
(google it) is reputedly a good client for win.
a mail server??
Cheers
Paul Schulz
I installed an Aopen 3248. Just plugged it in and it just goes. So far no
probs, mind you it is still quite new.
Previously tried a btc, but had no joy... it only made coasters!
Paul Schulz
On Tuesday 24 September 2002 13:15, you wrote:
On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 12:31, Glenn Cogle wrote:
I'm
I am trying to setup a duel boot config on a rellys pc, to use lilo to boot
either windoze xp or redhat linux.
On boot, all that comes up on the screen is L for Lilo, and if I try to use a
linux boot floppy, it tells me it cannot find a kernel for either os, even if
it is pointed to where I
I tried BTC at one stage, and couldn't get it to work no matter what...
it would blank cdrw disks, and make coasters out of cdr's... thats it!!
Ended up getting an Aopen, and it just worked out of the box...
On Wednesday 28 August 2002 11:45, you wrote:
Hi all.
I need to get a new internal
On Saturday 17 August 2002 22:19, you wrote:
If you use the GUI just select the energy saver options in the screen saver
options in Control Centre.
I'm using rh7.3, and have had this issue with kde too.
I recompiled the kernel making sure to select all the relevant apm options,
and the
who cares?? looks way too much like flippen windoze!
whats wrong with standard linux anyway??
On Wednesday 31 July 2002 14:46, you wrote:
It's linux right ? so it's GPL right?
You wouldn't know it from the site huh?
:)
ChrisB
Linux is GPL, the install/config utilities may not be.
said that sco use
their own patanted htfs file system, so I think that may be the case here.
Regards
Paul Schulz
try:-
$ su
Password:
# modprobe sysv
# mount -t sysv /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
# exit
$ ls -l /mnt/floppy
looking good?
No guarantees, it might work, and is worth a try
*** I'd second that!! ***
On Wednesday 03 July 2002 16:05, you wrote:
Look if you want to post a link, and a PRECIS of the article, thats fine.
Those that want to look at it can browse to it. Others do not
necessarily want the whole article in their mail client, nor do they
want html mail.
I have an old AT ps that works, though it needs a new component (i think it
might be a capacitor) It went bang one day, and though it still seems to
work, i wouldn't trust it without having it fixed. Doesn't look like anything
else is wrong with it though...
Paul.
Any one out there using an AOpen 32x12x48x CDRW? Can you please tell me
what kernel module it uses?
I installed that model drive last week, on a system running rh7.2
I didn't need to play with kernel modules at all. The only thing i did was
insert the 'append=' line into /etc/lilo.conf and
This is very good for backup purposes though. Saves hastling people on the
contact list if you need to do a restore.
On Thursday 23 May 2002 02:25, you wrote:
I have used Licq for some time now. The only problem I have is when a new
contact wants me to verify me as being listed on their
I use licq version 1.03 and have had less problems with it than any of the
other linux versions i have tried.
It seems to be compatible with windoze icq, though to get internet voice
chat going, i have used a program called speakfreely.
The easiest way to set up a new user, is to remove the
Hi
Thanks for the help regarding cd writer hardware...
I ended up getting a btc 161040, but am not sure what is causing the
following errors.
It will blank a cdrw no problem but comes up with these complaints when
trying to cut either a cdrw or cdr.
I have inserted append=hdd=ide-scsi
my 2 cents worth...
Well, nothing is really supprising anymore with m$oft.
I think the best ploy is to avoid their hand-dog products as much as
possible!!
Y'know, as anti-competitive practices go, this one is a little hard to
rationalise as an 'inherent part of the system'.
Theuns
KRN
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