Greetings,
I have just undertaken a big upgrade of my PC: new motherboard, more RAM,
and decided to upgrade the operating system from RedHat 7.3 to Fedora Core
4. Everything seems to have worked except for one oddity. Both Mozilla and
Opera load pages very erratically, sometimes quickly,
://www.webmasterworld.com/forum21/8007.htm
Should you consider going the firefox route (I'd recommend it) there's
an extension called Fasterfox I found recently and I get very fast
responses.
Cheers,
Colin
John Gordon Ollason wrote:
Greetings,
I have just undertaken a big upgrade of my PC: new motherboard,
more
Thanks to everybody who has replied. You have given me a lot to think
about.
When (if) I get it fixed would people be interested in the hearing about
it?
Best wishes
John O.
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Further to my last posting. It was a confusion of paths. One line modified
in the script and everything works as it ought to.
Thanks again for all the input which focussed my mind. If you are
interested in working site the url is
http://ccgi.houseofdeer.plus.net/connexion
It was designed
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John Gordon Ollason wrote:
Further to my last posting
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Greetings,
I received a panic phone call yesterday evening from somebody who told me
that she had sent me an e-mail with a virus attached. I had received the
e-mail, and opened the attachment, a .DOC file, with OpenOffice 2.0
working under Fedora Core 4.
Can I have harmed my system by
Thanks to everybody who provided advice. I am reassured.
Best wishes,
John O.
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Hi,
I have been asked to put up a website for a voluntary organization, and I
am looking around for an economical hosting service that supports cgi-bin
scripting in PERL, and ideally, remote login so that I can do simple
administration using the host system.
I haven't had to do this
.
John Ollason
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Subject: Strange Perl problem: tie
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2007 15:54:15 +0100
Greetings,
In order to minimise the maintenance of a website I set up a configuration
file
Thanks for the suggestions, everybody.
The $! variable was the key: 'Permission denied'. So I used chmod to
search systematically through permissions and the tie works with
$chmod **6 configdata
$chmod **7 configdata
(*=0--7) and this strikes me as insecure especially as on another server
I am thinking of buying a digital camera. I have had a look around the
various specs and everything seems to come with its own Mac/PC software. I
have found it perfectly
straightforward to plug my wife's Olympus camera into the USB port of my
Iyonix---Gotta have it to use Techwriter...---and
The BBC has announced that the iPlayer will soon be available for Macs. So
MS and Apple are catered for, but not Open Source. I don't know if the
BBC's charter as a public broadcaster is broken by the decision to limit
its output to equipment made only by particular suppliers, but if it is
I suppose it's inevitable, but my bank statement came back this month and
somebody had spent £3000 of my money purchasing stuff on my debit card
using the Internet.
In the last 6 months the only other purchase I made on the Internet was to
Amazon UK.
What is the likelihood that I have
Greetings,
I first installed Redhat 5.2, upgraded to 7.3 painlessly, to Fedora 4 with
a little more pain. In this time, the installation has become pretty
scungy with useless software, forgotten hacks, and symbolic links
scattered about the place.
My system is set up on two scsi disks.
I have been a client of Hosting Scotland for a while and have been very
pleased with the service they provide for two websites I am responsible
for. Sadly they are shutting down and I need to migrate to another hosting
company. I would like to move somewhere that is reasonably programmer
Thanks to everybody who replied to my request for hosting recommendations.
Things are more or less moved now.
John O.
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Greetings,
My aged system is due to be replaced. I should like to find a supplier of
linux friendly hardware who would sell me a system without Windows. Can
anybody recommend a local supplier in the Aberdeen area, or nearby?
Thanks,
John O.
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Greetings,
I received e-mail from the ISP that hosts my websites that my shell
account had been used in a security breach. I have had a superificial
check of my files, and can't find anything altered. What checks ought I to
do to insure the integrity of my files? And what harm could my
I have a small domestic network comprising my linux box (wired), my wife's
PC (wireless), an Iyonix (a computer that nobody has ever heard of)
(wired), the tv (wired) a RaspberryPi (wired), and a network printer
(wireless). I am connecting to a bog-standard dsl broadband ISP.
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