(there is one but due to routing commercial
quirks it sees UOC as an overseas site)
It's only people with machines on the 'front line' who should be
watching patches with an eagle eye,
I personally assume NO firewall is cracker proof.
I've seen some strange occurrences.
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option.
(note however that this site is open only to *.nz)
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the RedHat updates) even before it became widely known.
But one never know when and what it may miss ...
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running servers?
Ah yes right. And the day have about 40h. ;-)
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not a Mac user so I don't know).
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On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Mahesh De Silva wrote:
have look at www.blankcd.co.nz he is in halswell
(chch) and his prices are quite good.
Question: the toolkit have 47 Mb while those business card CD
are rated at 35 Mb. Are there larger ones or am I missing something ?
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that there are 2 sizes: 30(35 ?) and 50 Mb.
I assume the 50 Mb would work (at least) in most (not ancient) CD readers.
Now if I can find a supplier
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...?
Because it fits the pocket/wallet and you can carry a reliable toolkit
at all times ?
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convince your sysadmin to
create a group for each user manually. At least then you don't have to
continually bug him/her. (Of course a BOFH would balk at this
delegation of power :)
I hope I'm not a BOFH :-) and I would certanly balk at this one.
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work or I am missing something. Which one ?
[...]
I hope I'm not a BOFH :-) and I would certanly balk at this one.
Come on, there's a bit of BOFH in all of us ;)
CN|K Point well taken! :-)
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could easily use their ACL without any problems.
Apparently there was some effort to create a Posix ACL standard but it
was abandoned. Maybe somebody else who knows better can comment on this.
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the above line could be rewritten as 1/dev/null 21
Or you could send just the output to the big bit bucket and keep the
error messages.
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On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Zane Gilmore wrote:
Is there an archive?
There is supposedly one here but last time I looked it wasn't working
http://christchurch.lug.net.nz/
Maybe someone else can point you at one
I have the mails, starting Jul 1999
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Hello,
Subject says it all.
Are there some Linux friendly hardware vendors in Christchurch ?
I am after some stuff.
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Hello,
Just downloaded OpenOffice 1.0
Available now at ftp://ftp.phys.canterbury.ac.nz/
I've also uploaded many other goodies (been too lazy till now :-)
so it may pay to check the other directories as well.
Enjoy!
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, a fact not mentioned in the release notes. When
trying to use it, either nothing happens or the browser crashes. The
proof-of-concept works just fine in Mozilla 0.9.9 (and NS6.1+), and would
work fine in moz1rc1 if the XMLHttpRequest object could be used at all.
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interesting to follow this development.
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on the premises that you will steal whatever you will need when you will
retire. I personally don't recommend you this path ;-)
As for MS is everywhere: yes it is _now_, so what is your point ?
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...that much is certain.
I personally doubt that you can teach an old dog too many new tricks.
It will happen probably over such a long time that you will have a generation
rollover at the same time (which takes roughly ~25 years).
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some back-doors in unregistered software ?
There are probably other reasons but I can't think of them right now.
And from businesses it will trickle down to home users.
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with any
_compliant_ ATAPI or SCSI writer. I don't know about USB (not recommended
anyway as is slow) or 1394.
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upgrades
(but that was at least 6 years ago!)
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On Mon, 20 May 2002, Rex Johnston wrote:
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 10:47, Mark Carey wrote:
I am trying to get lpd going on my machine,
what can I do?
Use CUPS. :)
I second this, unless you need accounting or other fancy stuff.
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going.
An example is a sendmail install without a permanent connection.
(you _could_ make sendmail to ignore/set the domain elswere
but the hack is non-trivial)
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not been able to write a satisfactory one
for my notebook, without the localdomain.
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On Tue, 21 May 2002, V K wrote:
Cdrecord 1.10 (i686-pc-linux-gnu) Copyright (C) 1995-2001 Jörg Schilling
That's stoneage, or?
AFAIK cdrecord 1.10 is the latest stable release
cdrtools 1.11 is still beta.
In what sense is stone-age ?
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the road.
There are other much more important benefits starting day 1,
like being fully in control of your IT environment, having your data
in open standards formats, etc.
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about cd writing.
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On Mon, 27 May 2002, Carl Cerecke wrote:
[...]
For system-wide install you have to use the '/net' CLI switch.
Then run the setup again for each user individually.
Unfortunately AFAIK it is currently undocumented, it was
IIRC in the StarOffice 5.2
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== Andale Mono edit family += Monotype.com;
match any family == Monotype.com edit family =+ Andale Mono;
I don't pretend to be the best or even good, it just works for the time being.
5. Be careful how you mess with the font substitution config file.
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Hello,
Has anybody experimented with digital tv recording under Linux ?
(i.e. something to replace a vhs tape recorder)
I know that some projects do exists but they seem either too sophisticated
(require dvb cards) or don't have on-screen menus, etc.
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was thinking more in terms of recording mainly for time shifting
viewing.
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On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, Chris Hellyar wrote:
Use a VCR? :-).
Yeah, but:
- low resolution
- can't watch and record at the same time.
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On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, Nick Rout wrote:
Look for something called the Tivo
Yes, I know about TiVO and others ...
but have anyone atempted a simple DIY project ?
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On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, V K wrote:
Use a VCR? :-).
- can't watch and record at the same time.
???
The _same_ broadcast I mean: i.e. you start recording from 18:00 to 18:30
Start viewing at 18:15 end at 18:30 (skip commercials ;-)
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as a DIY ? Are the tools available ?
That would require among others an remote and an OSD. at is not even
_my_ idea of a home entertainment system, nevermind my wife and others.
I.e. something like this:
http://www.cadsoft.de/people/kls/vdr/index.htm
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.
The tv tunner card is the least of my worries. The main problem is
a decent human interface i.e. reasonable OSD + remote. And DVD
integration would be a big bonus.
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what kind of apps you want to run (which decides how much data is pushed
down the wire). For normal usage we have heaps of nfsroot terminals
quite happy with 10Mbs. OTOH if you want to stream video or huge data
across (videogames ?) than it might be another matter.
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On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Vik Olliver wrote:
[...]
so if I can get my DivX file convertet to MPEG+audio, I
can play it on my PS2.
If your PS2 can play (S)VCD then this may be a better solution.
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where the mouse will hang
with some on-board PS/2 until something is being read from the port.
I.e. gpm would work fine but XFree 4.0.x won't until one either uses
the mouse under console or uses something like
head -c 1 /dev/psaux /dev/null 21
(don't know about XFree 4.2, etc.)
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with apt on Debian up to 3 years ago but I've since switched
to Redhat. What exactly do you need for enabled for apt ?
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/restore the video state as it should.
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On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Stephen Nicholas wrote:
On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 03:10:58PM +1200, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Stephen Nicholas wrote:
[...]
My guess: This is a Xv/Xshm driver issue.
1. make sure you load the Xv driver in XF86Config-4
(presumably your video
(and about 2k better
off). SuSE 8.0 contains both scilab and octave.
Yes.
With respect to Scilab, make sure to use the ATLAS lib
(compiled specifically for your machine) and the
ATLAS patch for Scilab. It can boost performance by
up to 8 times!
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and not suspend-to-ram ?
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seemed to be a lemon
APM was, and probably still is, a lemon on many laptops.
Reason: tons of BIOS bugs.
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?
'fuser -muv dir' will tell you who is using what.
Ocasionally you may get a hang in the kernel, if so then
you are out of luck (i.e. need rebooting)
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On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Tim Wright wrote:
On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
This may be a bad idea on some laptops, in particular Dell Inspiron
(the reason is the save-to-disk/hibernation feature)
This could be why save-to-disk doesn't work on my Acer laptop. It saves
OK
On Thu, 22 Aug 2002, Carl Cerecke wrote:
[...]
Any suggestions on how to fix the problem so I can continue to work on
the talk I'll be giving at the next meeting?
Note that the latest Redhat requires now the /initrd dir
(AFAIK unlike the previous ones)
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answering a newbie's
post.
These acronyms are very, very common. If one really have difficulty
then go to http://www.acronymfinder.com/
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Rainier and apparently Linux already
supports it (but I have no hands-on experience so I couldn't
comment further, maybe somebody else ...).
Also from memory, there was a pointer to a high-speed cd recorders
on Slashdot recently, Liteon was included in the review.
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/ banner ads etc.
Both browser and proxy/firewall approaches.
Privoxy:
http://www.privoxy.org/
(junkbuster nextgen)
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but much, much improved.
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On Fri, 20 Sep 2002, Carl Cerecke wrote:
Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
I'll second this. C and C++ are worlds apart:
C- functional programming (paradigm of the '70-es ?)
C is *imperative* style language
Haskell is *functional* style language
Prolog is logical
Java is OOP
Doh! Sorry
*ever* programming language and it
shows.
http://www.byte.com/art/9509/sec7/art19.htm
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/psaux on it or start gpm)
The network card have nothing to do with it. Please forget the other os
frame of mind (I know is difficult, it took me more than a year when I
started :-)
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will want to optimize for low memory consumption
(e.g. don't start any daemons you don't absolutely need)
- if you want X choose a light window manager
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redhat-7.3-i586
redhat-7.3-i686
redhat-7.3-athlon
3. server CA available at ftp://ftp.phys/pub/misc/CURRENT-CA-CERT
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Check it out at ftp://ftp.phys.canterbury.ac.nz/pub/redhat
:-)
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up2date
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/logrotate
The config file is in /etc/logrotate.conf
If the logrotate is the problem see what's causing it.
It is certainly a very useful tool.
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http://www.mplug.org/phpwiki/index.php/RedHat8.0TipsTricks
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Ditto.
First packages are already in ;-)
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On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 11:37, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
Ditto.
First packages are already in ;-)
I'm a bit new to RedHat, so how would I go about getting a list of the
updated packages?
Even though I prefer Debian I run RedHat at home
Hello all,
Could anyone recommend a good XML editor ? (with comments)
(my idea of good would be first open source and well maintained)
Or pointers ? (from what I've dug up there are either too many
or too few)
TIA
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: jdbc:postgres://127.0.0.1/PgSQL DB name
5. driverclass is: org.postgresql.Driver
6. fill other fields as required
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- client
At this point I am beginning to be short on ideas. Of course you could
add some fluff here and there like archivemail to auto-delete old mail, etc.
_The mail must flow_
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somebody wrote:
[...]
Don't get too much carried away.
The whole post was sort of tongue in cheek :-D
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. Or did you wanted to say text ?
You might be able to recover _some_ structure _if_ you know well the
postscript generator (e.g. dvips) but you'll have to be quite clever here.
(and this is not the _general_ case).
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the fact that is machine-generated code, meant to be easy to generate
and being read only by machines.
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Hello,
Does anybody know if there is any chance to get the beast in NZ ?
TIA
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this alternative it it's reasonably doable.
TIA
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:
I bought once some books from Amazon, over 400NZ$, and I had to
wait for ~4 _months_ instead of the usual 2-3 weeks. Maybe
it was an accident but ...
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to package values over 400NS$
I have no problem with this but if it takes several
months to process it ... then it's another story.
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On Thu, 7 Nov 2002, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
[...]
Ok. I need a simple solution that preserves XP, and has the least room
for error.
Maybe take a look at http://rfhs8012.fh-regensburg.de/~feyrer/g4u/
I have 0 clues on it so don't ask :-D Just seen it recently.
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.
[...]
My current plan is set it up with wireless and use it as a home
automation controller :-)
(Dial up music etc from the garden)
As it does have an USB port I would assume at worst one could set
an USB modem to it. Presumably there is no other solution ?
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playing with fire:
[ ${DIR} != '/' ] rm -rf ${DIR}
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On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
[...]
Cool, I love that! Make that
DIR=/ hahahaaa...
[ ${DIR} != '/' ] rm -rf ${DIR}
and haste la viste baby.
Boy, this group is picky. OK, point taken :-D
Next time I'll type slower :-)
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to subscribe to the linux 1394
mailing list for advice/news on the subject).
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have caught on.
In other words: this kind of project was floating in the air, awaiting just
a trigger.
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code like that. Debug code
is still the best.
(i.e. peppering your code with echos or prints to track what is
happening to a variable and that sort of thing)
http://www.akbkhome.com/Projects/Phpmole-IDE/
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people forget
that not everybody is on a 1Mb/s connection. ;-)
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On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 14:01, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
[...]
My advise to a complete newbie to get quality help to install either one
of the source distros or Debian or one of its offspring
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Michael Beattie wrote:
On Mon, Dec 02, 2002 at 03:08:41PM +1300, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
I though you were talking about upgrades ... you know ... when you download
about 1-2 GB (binary only and compressed).
Oh, wait, you did, you did :-)
How many Debian
(by
someone somewhere along the line), some handle big upgrades more
gracefully than others.
Precisely. Nobody's perfect :-)
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On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Michael Beattie wrote:
On Mon, Dec 02, 2002 at 03:55:41PM +1300, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
[...]
Need to get 294MB/379MB of archives. After unpacking 24.3MB will be used.
^
ok, so it's 379 on my laptop. as you can see, I havent
on this list for CD burning requests.
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On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Michael Beattie wrote:
On Mon, Dec 02, 2002 at 06:50:02PM +1300, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
I can certainly understand your particular situation. Incidentally I also have
a laptop at home and 100 Mb to my desktop and still find CD's more convenient,
but that's me.
Heh
On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, Nick Rout wrote:
u what data caps? I get 10G per month and thats pretty hard to use up.
Unless you get hit with a DOS attack. And basically this is my main problem
with caps.
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://www.linuxandmain.com/modules.php?name=Newsfile=articlesid=281
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/archive/23348.html
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experience which makes me agree with the
IDC study.
This is interesting, because Microsoft _itself_ doesn't seem to agree.
I suggest again to read this article (is a summary but contains a pointer
to the original):
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/28226.html
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on and in particular easy to troubleshoot (and no, without
rebooting the machine).
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On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Jeremy Bertenshaw wrote:
Win2k is pretty simple like that, plus theres heaps of
cool free apps you can add on if you really find it
requires looking under the hood.
OK then, stick with Windows. :-)
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On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Helmut Walle wrote:
more than ten years of using Linux.
Wow! When did you start using it ?
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On Thu, 5 Dec 2002, Mahesh De Silva wrote:
Nivida.. have there own closed source drivers.. i have
got these going but still no joy with tux for me.. I
also have simiar spec machine..
You also have to enable DRM (or whatever is called) in XF86Config
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-up time for programs who
link toward many libs. The classical example is OpenOffice.
In RedHat 8.0 you can setup prelinking easily. See the RELEASE-NOTES
for details. In other distors it should be quite the same.
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... but ...)
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