https://code.google.com/p/mysqlbackup/
Does everything you want.
On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 11:32 AM, Dan Coutu co...@snowy-owl.com wrote:
Oooo, mysqlshow I didn't know about. The -B switch doesn't exist on
RHEL/Centos 5 machines.
Dan
On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 11:08 AM, Tisdell, Dave
I typically find long beeps to be indicative of a memory issue (~75% of the
time), a component failure (video card, onboard video chipset, etc failure)
~15% of the time, and the remainder is a grab bag of bad power supply which
killed the motherboard, capacitor failure on the motherboard, bios
*You will administer an ETSS file server which bridges FEOL and BEOL*
If the Onion had job postings
Stan
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 3:33 PM, s...@noiseplant.com s...@noiseplant.comwrote:
Aww, and me already in a great gig: I could be a rockstar at deploying
virtual clutter...
-sth
sam
I've always been curious how frequently the (arguably true) statement that
SSH keys are more secure is followed by a and no password. It seems to
be trading one security mechanism (what you know, password) for another
(what you have, a SSH key).
In an instance where your harddrive contents are
I stumbled upon this Blog post at Etsy last evening:
http://codeascraft.etsy.com/tag/graphite/
They talk about using the FOSS Graphite system for
logging/visualizing system monitoring data in their continuous deployment
environment where they push up to 24 builds a day to their production
Where I work we do RD work that involves 3d modeling; computationally heavy
simulations, and the most system intensive of them all; Outlook. Recently
while refreshing out fleet of laptops I had quotes for Intel i5 based
laptops; and Intel i7 based laptops. My understanding was that i5 = dual
Interchange is more of a development platform for Perl
(Access/Filemaker-ish) with an e-commerce framework wrapped around it. Out
of the box it does e-commerce fairly well. You can extend it (like
anything) to do pretty much what you want; but if turn key is what you are
after; Interchange isn't
For your viewing pleasure.
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/brochure/images/manuals/IBM_704/IBM_704.html
Stan
Rion,
Where do you see any indication that list.uvm.edu is serving ASP files? I
see you posting links to files on lsoft.com with the .asp extension -- and
you can safely assume lsoft is running on a Microsoft operating system (a
marketing adventure) -- but what does that have to do with uvm's
Here is why LSOFT knows so much about UVM's mailing lists:
http://www.lsoft.com/lists/lastupd.html
They do indeed have an optional push/pull mechanism to maintain a central
database of mailinglists that are operated by their software.
One might assume 'wa.exe' is the Windows version of 'wa'
Has anyone worked with a vendor to install a large-ish UPS? I'd like to
find someone locally who installs APC Symmetra units (~16kva), or
comparable.
Stan
Try the suggested fix at the bottom of the page:
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1304986.html
Stan
On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 2:18 PM, Bjorn Behrendt bbehre...@msjvermont.orgwrote:
I am trying to attach a smartboard to ubuntu 10.04. When the board is
connected my mouse bounces up
Decent summary of how machines can get rooted.
*Part 3: Conclusion and food for thought*
*To conclude on what happened:*
1) The attacker used the *zencart* vulnerability to create the *
imagedisplay.php* file.
2) Using the imagedisplay.php file he was able to make the server download *
.
--
Brett Johnson
bjohn...@simpleroute.com
Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
Easier to read?
State of Vermont
Open Source Software and Open Standards
Policy and Guidelines
SOV - Open Source Software and Open Standards Policy
Contents
1.0 Introduction
This document sets the stage for fact based discussions about Open Source.
DII has a policy on the books now that *FOSS* is worth looking at, and
encourages departments to ask for Open Standards. This is a huge building
block and enabler for proposals for FOSS, and the discussion to come down to
http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/154421
W-t-f.
Thats all.
Stan
with
the committee chair.
Thanks, Kitty
If you read the attachment, you'll note I volunteered you
all as informed sources if she had technical questions...
Rick White
--- On Wed, 1/27/10, Stanley Brinkerhoff s...@vtwireless.com
wrote:
From: Stanley Brinkerhoff s
It appears that VMWare bought out Zimbra. Any thoughts on why? It seems
outside VMWare's normal vertical to enter the end user application world.
http://www.zimbra.com/about/vmware-acquires-zimbra.html
Stan
Thanks all. I had dinner with my state Reps last evening (vt house), and
was referring to this bill, and its potential for evaluation as a cost
savings tool. I suggest others contact their reps or more importantly
legislators with your interest and belief in the savings.
Stan
On Wed, Jan 27,
http://reductivelabs.com/products/puppet/
Stan
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 1:37 PM, chris yarger cpyar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey All,
I need to find a way to upgrade packages or programs when needed,
without much manual configuration on each machine(aside from the
initial setup), and to be
be Ubuntu
warmest regards,
Chris Yarger
web: http://YargerDesigns.org
skype: cpyarger
msn: elfloc...@hotmail.com
aim: patyarg
yahoo: christoyarg
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On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 1:42 PM, Stanley
Since someone else already dropped the closed/propriatary hardware bomb --
how about a QNAP NAS? They run Linux, on a standard PC motherboard, and can
support PHP. They are locked/stripped down enough to be dummy proof, and
are commercially supported.
Protip: You only want the pro-line (Intel
Fedora would be near the bottom of my list in favor of its sibling CentOS,
which has a much longer update life. Ubuntu LTS has 3 years of updates.
Debian stable builds have good long lives don't they?
Stan
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 4:31 PM, Tony Tambasco tambas...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hey guys,
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/common_cpus.html
That should do ya. But basically; P4 2.0ghz p4 3.0ghz P4D (the d is
dual core) p4m (mobile) core solo core duo quad core i5 i7
Celerons are related byh family to their brotherin. Pentium M's are in
laptops and outpace the P4's. Good luck
While we are posting prospective jobs -- Logic Supply also seems to have a
systems admin and technical sales listing.
http://www.jobsinvt.com/seek/resultdetail.aspx?jobnum=519544kwfhl=
Stan
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Phil Marshall p...@signalz.com wrote:
I'm forwarding this job to the
All,
A local group of individuals is looking for recommendations for a local
individual who can preform a day-long SQL for Dumbies against MySQL. I
am not entirely sure of the scope of the class, but I would assume it would
be a beginner level, this is what a table is, here is how a select
http://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html
Stan
All,
What do small companies (5 people, 8 people max within 3 years) use these
days for single site PBX systems? Something that uses POTS lines instead of
special IP phones would be highly preferable from both a cost perspective as
well as a pure simplicity perspective. Something off the shelf
monthly line fee. If you don't trust Fairpoint to
not screw it up, SoverNet or other companies can resell the local loops so
you can buy from them instead. (Runs off the same office equipment though)
Rene
Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
All,
What do small companies (5 people, 8 people max
Does anyone have a box that fits a 1u server like a Dell R610, or Compaq
DL360 they would be willing to part with?
Stan
that
are about 14 deep, but most of the Dell and HP units I've seen are more
like 22-24 deep. If it fits you're welcome to have one.
Rubin
On Mon, 2009-11-30 at 14:42 -0500, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
Does anyone have a box that fits a 1u server like a Dell R610, or
Compaq DL360 they would be willing
All,
SaaS, or Software as a service is a software delivery model where an
organization develops a product, and makes it available only as a hosted
solution. Examples of this are Google Mail, eBay, Salesforce.com, and
thousands of others. Is there any legal precident regarding the GPL and
SaaS
The HUMCTC cordially invites VAGUE to their space for tomorrow's meeting,
which is within walking of the new Barre pub.,
http://humctc.org
Regards,
Flint
This feels VAGUEly like a trap. Do we return to HUMCTC for step #3 of our
induction into AA -- *Made a decision to turn our will and
Flint successfully replaced the AC jack on my Dell Vostro 1200 laptop.
Stan
On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 5:13 PM, chris yarger cpyar...@gmail.com wrote:
flint is rather good lol
warmest regards,
Chris Yarger
web: http://YargerDesigns.org
skype: cpyarger
msn: elfloc...@hotmail.com
aim:
Nate Herzog wrote a masterfully crafted piece on the Vermont 3.0 blog
regarding Open Source Radio at VPR.
http://www.vermont3.com/2009/04/open-source-radio-behind-the-sounds-at-vermont-public-radio.html#comments
*Hold everything. Open Source Radio? Hear me out. Open source, broadly
defined — I
http://www.turnkeylinux.org/domain-controller
BAM. Virtualization for the win.
it actually looks like a nice complete little SMB server... It shouldn't be
too hard to even write it to disk and boot it un-virtualized.
Stan
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Paul Flint fl...@flint.com wrote:
, and, of course, higher and much higher levels, just
do whatever the hell they want and are apparently unaccountable to anyone
for our tax dollars.
I think we'll slide by that meeting tomorrow night.
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Stanley Brinkerhoff s...@vtwireless.com
wrote:
All
All,
I know this list has members in the Montpelier/surrounding areas. Incase
you missed the articles -- apparently Montpelier overpayed a contractor in
~2005 to the tune of $400,000. It wasn't noticed until ~2006, and the city
council, nor the mayor have been entirely forthright about its
Council Minutes are available on the City website once they are approved by
the council (generally at the next meeting).
No they aren't. City Council Meeting Minutes Page:
*New Website:*
http://www.montpelier-vt.org/community/314.html
*Old Website:*
Bjorn,
Are you concerned with feature/functionality or cost? If you want the mesh
feature, any DD-WRT router and OLSP can (with a bit of effort) do mesh. If
you want cheap routers -- there are alternatives to Open-mesh.
One part disk space, one part bandwidth, a cup of custom software, add
ambition to taste.
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 10:18 PM, chris yarger cpyar...@gmail.com wrote:
what would it take to make something similar to dropbox or ubuntu one?
and provide the services to other people
warmest regards,
And by uses you mean wrote.
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 5:47 PM, Paul Flint fl...@flint.com wrote:
Dear Chris,
There is a small organization that currently uses the Vista Open Source
System. It is called the United States Veterans Administration
Ever hear of them?
Regards,
Flint
On
I might suggest focusing your inquiry at the people possibly responsible.
http://ist.mit.edu/contact
or their security group
http://ist.mit.edu/security/support/team
Stan
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 10:03 AM, Paul Flint fl...@flint.com wrote:
Dear Bill,
The point is that with mit.edu you need
r...@rsrvmon:~# ntpdate 192.168.11.8
1 Oct 13:27:35 ntpdate[7645]: adjust time server 192.168.11.8 offset
0.012268 sec
r...@rsrvmon:/etc# locate ntp.conf
r...@rsrvmon:/etc#
r...@vrsrvmon:/etc# ntpdate -v
1 Oct 13:29:12 ntpdate[7713]: ntpdate 4.2@1.1520-o Wed May 13 21:05:58
UTC 2009 (1)
I can't remember -- but either I used the regkey fix, or I installed another
NTP daemon on my Windows servers back when I used them as an authoritative
time source for Shoretel IP phones.
Stan
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 10:10 AM, Rick White sysoptio...@yahoo.com wrote:
No wisdom here, but idle
Boxee is amazing. I ran XBMC (mplayer + other FOSS on top of the original
Microsoft XBOX) for years until my 3rd xbox died and have not had any
hardware/software that met my need to well until Boxee came out. Boxee is a
XBMC port to non-XBox hardware (the XMBC seemed to drop the ball for a good
I suggest you both review all of the awesome new features that Visual
Studio 2008 came with, and that 2010 is supposed to have. Then walk around
and tout VIm/Emacs, and how their intellisense uses bayesian probability
based on github and similar projects to yours to not only provide a syntax
and
Windows DHCP can do it via static assignments -- or via a console command.
I think what you want is a single PXE server with multiple boot selections,
such as :
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/appnote/17752.html
Stan
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Bjorn Behrendt
VAGUIANS,
There is an idea of a 'local' currency. Burlington has tried it.
Montpelier has tried it.
I am sure its been done many times -- and it seems to fail (as far as I have
causally noticed). Has anyone developed; or has any area implemented; a
local debit card system for a
their own bills.
Anyhow, just my $0.02 on the subject.
Rene
Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
VAGUIANS,
There is an idea of a 'local' currency. Burlington has tried it.
Montpelier has tried it.
I am sure its been done many times -- and it seems to fail (as far as I
have causally
How do people feel about community editions and crippled FOSS releases in
general? I understand you need to make $$, but the whole community edition
gig has bothered me. Its almost like tricking me into thinking it wholesome
and good FOSS, but then BAM, its commercial software. MySQL is the
All,
While researching some power usage information for a standard PC vs an
appliance router (assuming that gross power savings would make an appliance
essentially 'free' compared to a 'free' pc that uses more power), I stumbled
upon the Nokia IP530. Apparently Nokia makes really nice appliance
Yarger
web: http://YargerDesigns.org
skype: cpyarger
msn: elfloc...@hotmail.com
aim: patyarg
yahoo: christoyarg
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X against HTML e-mail
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On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Rubin Bennett rbenn...@thatitguy.comwrote:
On Mon, 2009-08-17 at 11:40 -0400, Stanley
Now you've done it Rion.
Do you have experience with Vyatta? I am having an issue with multiple IP's
bound to a single interface and port based nat/routing within Vyatta -- and
haven't sat down to try and figure them out. Basically I have 5 IP's bound
to the adapter, and I can bind 1.1.1.1:80
I was looking on eBay for various things -- and stumbled upon this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/m0n0wall-Router-Firewall-Appliance-VPN-VLAN-RADIUS_W0QQitemZ260396068640QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item3ca0d0af20_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
A monowall appliance built from those thinclients a local
I'm not sure if the UVM LISTS system provides archives, but we had a similar
discussion on May 17/18. Rene Churchill started by asking something very
similar, and concluded that he was going to purchase a $300 router that did
everything he needed.
http://www.smalldog.com/product/70697
If this
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 2:22 PM, chris yarger cpyar...@gmail.com wrote:
by going to http://www.gpg4win.org/download.html with my windows server
2008 machine i downlloaded the beta version did a normal windows install and
ran the program after a reboot, the program asked me on initial running to
Anyone need a two bay internal (scsi I assume) dell LTO1 100/200gb drive
with a half dozen tapes?
I think its identical to this --
Boulevard
East Montpelier, VT 05651
(802)223-4448
http://thatitguy.com
Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so too.
Voltaire, Essay on Tolerance
French author, humanist, rationalist, satirist (1694 - 1778)
*From:* Stanley Brinkerhoff [mailto:s
Be careful what you ask for Flint.
I forget whom; but one Government agency requires that all submissions for
grants be filled out in some special format. When we called and mentioned
that we did not have access to the required platform (our Grant writer was
using a Mac) and asked about a
I have a stockpile of ~50 LTO1 tapes that I need to (in priority)
1. Be 100% sure the data is not recoverable in any way
2. Recycle
In that order of preference. The data is unknown, but probably backups from
systems. Is there anyone out there who recycles these suckers and
certifiably wipes
I'm curious how this will play out -- a lot of managed hosts use CentOS
as a default option as it's free and they have staff on board who can
administer and support it; if the option goes away, I wonder what free
OS with LTS cycles will be used? Debian is a very different beast than
RHEL...
My vote is for Ubuntu. RPM's always made me queasy.
Oooh, them's fightin' words!
I always give the consultant types a weary eye. Your no different RPM man.
Stan
emacs? VIM? anyone hear of the uper better NANO?
warmest regards,
Nano is like bringing a golf cart to a tractor pull.I sincerely hope you
are joking. If you are not -- have Flint give you an emacs/vi tutorial.
Stan
Does anyone know what this JavaScript file does? (Warning for IE6/7 users
.. I assume it targets you).
http:!!222.231.60.19!seraph!door!iisHelp!help.js
Replace !!'s with /'s.
Stan
...To play with the boards ... is almost meme worthy (ala .. How is babby
formed?)
Stan
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 2:25 PM, Josh Sled js...@asynchronous.org wrote:
I finally got around to grabbing this week's Seven Days to see if the
VAGUE meeting announcement made it through. It did …
Post it on the Wiki? :)
stan
On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 8:01 PM, Tony Tambasco tambas...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hey gang,
So I've been working on a perl module that I'm about to submit to CPAN, and
I figured I would try to embarrass myself in front of as small an audience
as possible. Anyone out
Wish I had one of those Arduino boards... I want to be 'in' too! :)
15 days? Should be enough time to get one ordered. If its not your cup of
tea donate it to Flint and let his Barre guys hack at it.
Stan
Ooops.
Upon review -- [hide|show] should be hide|show.
if(/^(hide|show+)Field\(([a-zA-Z]+)\(\)\)/){
Stan
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 6:36 PM, Stanley Brinkerhoff s...@vtwireless.comwrote:
#!/usr/bin/perl
while(STDIN){
$funcname = '';
if(/^([hide|show]+)Field
#!/usr/bin/perl
while(STDIN){
$funcname = '';
if(/^([hide|show]+)Field\(([a-zA-Z]+)\(\)\)/){
$type = $1;
@functionnames = split(/([A-Z])/, $2);
foreach $func (@functionnames){
if ($func =~ /[A-Z]/){
http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/25/somniloquy-external-networking-card-lets-pcs-sleep-talk-essent/
Some researchers at UC San Diego http://www.engadget.com/tag/UCSanDiego/,
teamed up with Microsoft
Researchhttp://www.engadget.com/tag/MicrosoftResearch/,
have a novel new method in the works to let
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 02:32:38PM -0400, Stan Brinkerhoff wrote:
Vbox should be pixel perfect...
I believe that, but the DPI is a property of the physical display (which is
in
this case virtual), and incorrect detection or OS/driver misconfiguration
can
Windows doesn't support
should then allow John to alerted to this
deduction, and provide a medium for John to comment on the service.
Stan Brinkerhoff
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 9:08 PM, Stanley Brinkerhoff s...@vtwireless.comwrote:
Not that I'm pushing for Java (I do plenty of that already), but
doesn't Google's App
I think you meant promote, not promose
Thanks -- just a first draft at lunch while on the phone with the mortgage
lady (your lucky it doesn't contain rates!)
Anyways, this looks great! I wish some of the product managers I've
worked with over the years could write a document like this
Not that I'm pushing for Java (I do plenty of that already), but
doesn't Google's App Engine support Java now, as of sometime in the
last week or so?
It supports a subset of Java with a series of heavy limitations, and you
need to likely work within an API. I doubt its a cut and paste
Getting ad-hoc space is relatively easy. Creating a space in which
people can *create things* requires some collection of parts, equipment,
kit and tools. The permanence of this collection is a necessary
condition of the space, I think.
What do used school buses go for these days? :)
OLPC runs Windows XP.[1], but even before that, Sugar was a hibotchory of
poor design.
XBMC is depreciated (and cant run content over 480i) and Boxee is the best
branched codebase.
Tell Flint hes 6-9 months behind the curve, but I still want to use his
soldering iron.
Cheers,
Stan
1:
Hey All,
As many of us do -- I have a few groups that I do work with that
occasionally want me to help them with some work on their website. One such
group works with an out of state Vendor that has locked them in pretty
tight, developing everything in their cms that is proprietary and closed
it with proprietary software if they want. We build all of our web
applications now on Zend Framework which also uses the New BSD License
so this helps keep licensing simple and consistent for our clients.
Thanks,
Bradley
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 3:48 PM, Stanley Brinkerhoff
s...@vtwireless.com
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html
See if the device is showing up (but not picked up by Palm..)
Stan
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 10:40 PM, David hac...@gmail.com wrote:
Instead of reinstalling the software, could you perhaps reboot the virtual
machine? I know this really doesn't
Speaking of geeky themed teen centers for adults --
Does anyone have a soldering iron of reasonable quality? I have a junky
RadioShack 30w iron that won't heat up the contacts on my laptops
motherboard to replace the power jack.
Stan
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 9:38 PM, Josh Sled js...@asynchronous.org wrote:
Kevin Thorley elron8...@gmail.com writes:
Tomorrow (Tuesday the 7th) in Waterbury at the Alchemist. Shall we
say 6:00? Should I call in advance and try to reserve a few tables?
As I recall, they don't do
Flint,
This seems overly obvious -- did you try calling his office as an interested
tech-citizen? I am sure tehy would love someone who was supporting his
efforts right now -- so make sure you end it with some anti-veto gay
marriage comment.
Stan
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 3:59 PM, Paul Flint
Brinkerhoff wrote:
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 16:06:22 -0400
From: Stanley Brinkerhoff s...@vtwireless.com
Reply-To: Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts VAGUE@list.uvm.edu
To: VAGUE@LIST.UVM.EDU
Subject: Re: hackerspace by any other name...
Flint,
This seems overly obvious -- did you try
Freeride Montpelier and the Onion River Exchange (thrift store/office) are
both looking for space. I have no idea what is out there in Montpelier for
office space/other space. I wonder what sort of (realistic) fundraising we
could come up with. I know I would be willing to put $$ toward a place
Any suggestions on a low-footprint Linux distribution that will allow me to
basically use it to act as an SSHFS (under fuse) to Samba bridge? Bonus
points for every MB under 500mb it takes up. Super bonus points if it comes
as a VMWare image.
Stan
for...@alittletooquiet.netwrote:
Hi,
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 11:37:26AM -0400, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
Any suggestions on a low-footprint Linux distribution that will allow me
to
basically use it to act as an SSHFS (under fuse) to Samba bridge? Bonus
points
for every MB under 500mb it takes up
There is a local ISP in Bellows Falls (Sovernet) you might want to get in
touch with -- except their rates for colo-servers (last time I checked) were
more expensive than someone like RackSpace or ServInt (I have 3 server w/
ServInt and love them!).
Back when I was doing some work with Rene I had
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 4:09 PM, H. Kurth Bemis ku...@kurthbemis.comwrote:
I will second, third and fourth slicehost.
I do work with two clients who have slicehost -- and being able to buy 1/8th
a machine and migrate seamlessly to 1/4th or 1/2 has been amazing. They
have great customer
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 1:05 PM, Paul Flint fl...@flint.com wrote:
Dear Stan,
You got a point, but I like IBM - er... SUN, and I am fond of Warner...
Also, who knows what he will be using when I leave?
Love,
Paul
You mean EMC?
Are you suggesting your smuggling in a Vista CD? In
Named cert = Each site on different IP
Wildcard cert = Multiple sites (under same domain) on same IP, different
domains different IP's.
Our setup has three SSL hosts going to a single IP, but we map them all to
one apache vhost entry and break them out with mod_rewrite.
Stan
On Wed, Mar 18,
Wow -- Did I really setup SmoothWall over there!
I would recommend segmenting your network -- I believe you had more than one
IP on the T1.
192.168.x.0/24 (servers) -- T1
192.168.x+1.0/24 (dmz servers, inbound) -- T1
192.168.x+2.0/24 (workstations) -- T1
Route all traffic from x.0 through the
This thread is like a throwback to 1990. I love it. If I knew of 8-tracks
and vinyl as anything other than counter-culture I would make VAGUE (see
what I did there!) reference to preferring them over inferior digital mp3s.
Stan
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 12:11 AM, Paul Flint fl...@flint.com
Can someone remind me what the problem was with Blackboard @ UVM that Xen
solved and VMWare was not able to do? I remember something about an iscsi
volume, two servers, and not being able to access the data store on both
servers? Or such?
Stan
Thoughts? I've never monitored a raid card status before -- are a few
errors normal? (See the verify tot/corr line)
-7hrs ago
a0 PERC 5/i Integrated bios:MT28 fw:1.03.10-0216 encl:1 ldrv:1
rbld:30% batt:good/4014mV/24C
a0e8s2SEAGATE ST3300555SS279GiB a0d0 online
“We’d received an email about a month ago, telling us they were going to
close on Friday the 13th,” said Bethany Silva, the
technologyhttp://burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20090311/NEWS02/90311037#coordinator
for King Street Youth Center. “They shut down on Monday.”
Caught off guard? I
Can you define the operating systems, general scenario and use case, and
goal you are trying to achieve?
SAMBA wont fix this as neatly as it sounds like you want it.. The printer
will just appear offline to a windows client until the user authenticates
with the server -- which will NOT happen
Buying votes requires money...
Or FOSS powered voting machines. I see what your doing here.
Stan
I'm not sure what the libraries food/drink policy is, but I would kick
in 10 towards pizza if someone took it upon themselves to have
vegitarian friendly pizza present.
Stan
On 2/7/09, Josh Sled js...@asynchronous.org wrote:
Monthly meeting of the Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts. A
Welcome!
I hope to see a new face at a VAGUE meetup!
Stan
On 2/12/09, ruokblah blah ruokb...@gmail.com wrote:
Ello Everyone,
I just joined the mailing list and figured I would say Hi.
So, Hi,
A little about me. I am a computer user from a young age installed my first
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