Re: OT: [W'post.com] ('via' ACM): Dismantling of Saudi-CIA Web Site Illustrates Need for Clearer Cyberwar Policies

um, If the enemy thinks their own IT guy crashed the site, then it was a covert operation (or a bug). If the site goes down and the redirect goes to a .mill domain, then it is a traditional military activity (or a bug). In love and war, almost everything can (now) be attributed to a bug and

Re: OT: [W'post.com] ('via' ACM): Dismantling of Saudi-CIA Web Site Illustrates Need for Clearer Cyberwar Policies

On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 09:30 -0700, Ed wrote: um, If the enemy thinks their own IT guy crashed the site, then it was a covert operation (or a bug). If the site goes down and the redirect goes to a .mill domain, then it is a traditional military activity (or a bug). In love and war, almost

Linux Cluster GFS\

Does anyone have any experience with Linux Clusters and GFS? I would be interested in discussing capacity, network requirements and direct attached fiber channel, iSCSI verses network devices. -- Office: (480)307-8707 ATT: (503)754-4452 Systems Engineer

RPM query results?

Here's an esoteric question for y'all. What factors cause rpm to return different values for %{name} for the same spec file? Okay, so I have the same spec file on all systems. I then run the following query to get the current name: rpm -q --queryformat %{name}\n --specfile project.spec I

Re: RPM query results?

After a long battle with technology, Kurt Granroth wrote: rpm -q --queryformat %{name}\n --specfile project.spec I run this on three CentOS 5 systems. Two are x86_64 and one is i386. I don't know for sure that all three systems are running the same point version of CentOS5 Remote x86_64

How to get video off of my camera?

I can't figure out how to copy videos off of my Kodak M863 Digital camera onto my Linux system. I was able to use gphoto2 to copy still photos onto my older Mandriva Linux system, but neither gphoto nor gphoto2 work on my newer Linux system. Eventually, I found that I could get the photos off

Re: Linux Cluster GFS\

Honestly so would I I have done some reading on it, but it was never conclusive enough to really decide to try it.. and a lack of spare hardware and space to do it in a manner that would prevent divorce. On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 11:17 AM, Lisa Kachold lisakach...@obnosis.com wrote: Does anyone

Re: How to get video off of my camera?

I think all of this is pointing to the way the camera is connecting to your system, and how the hardware is connected. i would take a look there and make sure the Os is really seeing the media correctly, then i think any app you use will be good to go. i know the output of lspci and... err i

My introduction to the PLUG mail list (and more)! :D

Hello, My name is Tom, I am new to PLUG and am hoping to find time to start attending meetings. Until then I hope to find some interesting discussions here on this mailing list. I've recently been playing around with creating a working LFS system and have been having lots of fun at learning

Re: How to get video off of my camera?

I had this problem last year using ubuntu (don't remember the version or what programs I tried. The .mov was on my Kodak Z812. I did not try super hard so there is probably a better solution, but what I did was to use MovieMaker in Vista which was able to import the .mov file. I then did some

Re: How to get video off of my camera?

actually an idea comes to me, look into VLC (video lan client) it has a crapton of codecs built in/brought in with it. On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 8:00 PM, Dazed_75 lthiels...@gmail.com wrote: I had this problem last year using ubuntu (don't remember the version or what programs I tried.  The .mov