e the files in their
home directory. If you really want security, just create yourself a
non-admin account and use that for everyday use. No matter what
happens, the only files in danger will be the ones you own.
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None of those are white-noise RNG (like the one you described), but
they may still fit the bill for your needs.
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ally boot a virtual machine running
Mac OS (8.6 and later, including X) on a virtual console, so you can
run Linux and Mac OS at the same time.
Of course, if you have a Mac, why aren't you just running OS X? =)
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Finally, if you have access to the mac, you can always use it to
convert the image into ISO, and then copy it to your linux box to
burn. Obviously, this is only useful if you have a mac with no CD
burner; otherwise you would just burn the CD from the ma
can easily
back files up from the debian box to the mac over the network using
tar and rsync.
That may not help you, since your machines are in different places,
but it is an option.
Good luck!
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ad, but you can try:
\usepackage{textcomp}
\textcent
The textcomp package provides many of the funky symbols, and
additionally defines friendly names for them. That ought to do it....
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ilesystem type will fix your problems.
I didn't see the original post; do you know why the NFS connection
hangs? Could it be lock-related?
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th either
a blank space, or a message that says "This Ad Zapped". Very nice.
I don't know much about the other proxies; you might be able to get
adZap to work with them as well if you don't need the overhead of squid.
If you want to try that approach, I can share configs i
t_owner module of iptables. Check the
FAQ at:
http://www.netfilter.org/documentation/HOWTO/packet-filtering-HOWTO-7.html
and search for the "owner" matching rules (--uid-owner). Using this
rule, you should be able to route packets origniated by a specific
user out on a specific inte
et to the box by ssh-ing to 192.168.0.1 and
jane can only get to 192.168.0.2? Or do you want joe's and jane's
processes (such as virtual hosted web servers) to only bind to certain
ports, or both?
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as a default super nes, found at:
# http://www.resexcellence.com/index_archive/index_04-01d.shtml
MAP1="2 1 3 0 4 5 9 8"
MAP2="$MAP1"
# call the actual binary, passing the joystick args
# the '-y' enables 'hi-res' mode
snes9x -y -joydev1 $JOY1 -joymap1 $MAP1 -joyde
and mouse. If that's the case, you can either use the
traditional access device (/dev/psaux), or instantiate the modules and
access them through /dev/input/mice.
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ead /usr/doc/samba-doc/htmldocs/DOMAIN_MEMBER.html
(install the samba-doc package if you don't have it).
That explains everything you need to know; you have to have your box
listed on the primary domain controller for the network first. After
that, you can join the domain.
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(both the mac, the
debian box, and also the switch, modem, and gateway information).
I'm afraid I don't know about the netatalk error, and it's been a
while since I played with that, so I don't have any suggestions
there. When you say you can connect to the machine, does that mean
a
simple setup like yours.
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s rooted in how ethernet
and IP networks are designed. Search the archives for more info on
why this happens and why you can't change this behavior.
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=== begin Child.java ==
package my.package;
public class Child extends Parent {
...
}
== end Child.java ==
Make sure the class files live in a directory structure like:
/.../my/package/{files}
and compile from the directory that contains the "my" directory.
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At 1018969990s since epoch (04/16/02 09:13:10 -0400 UTC), Marcelo Leal wrote:
> what the command line for lock the screen with xscreensaver ???
> i use xlock, but the xscreensaver is more cool than that one...
try `xscreensaver-command -activate`
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et myself added
manually (which worked -- I'm back on the list now).
So I do think that something is up with the list; it's not just people
who can't follow directions.
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nts in the log files? /var/log/samba/smb
should at least let you know if the computer attempting to connect is
passing the right credentials or not.
Also, what's your SECURITY line set to in your conf file?
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you don't care about the encryption and don't want
to have to mess with the server side too much to make things work.
Your call.
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At 1017330461s since epoch (03/28/02 03:47:41 -0500 UTC), Juhan Kundla wrote:
> Ühel ilusal päeval [28.03.2002] kirjutas Jason Healy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Only one node on an ethernet segment may broadcast at any one time,
> This is not completely true. It is quite pos
t prevent you from getting what you want. The kernel
does this because (1) the assumptions are valid according to the
protocols and (2) because its easier to code and faster for the
machine to implement.
Rock on,
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out the underlying physical layer may seem
a little weird.
The general rule is: one IP subnet per physical network segment. And,
by extension, only one interface per machine is necessary (allowed?)
per physical network segment.
Whew... if you stuck with all that, then I think you deserve
1/2 credit towards a networking course, or something! =)
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dundant (as explained above).
Does that make any more sense? Basically, while the kernel doesn't
support what you want, one could ask the question, *why* would you
want to do it in the first place?Again, I'm not trying to say
you're wrong in what you want, but I'm just trying to explain why the
kernel probably won't support it.
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nnection; each port on the switch
only gets traffic bound for the machine on that port.
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I'm afraid it's been too long for me to remember how to set this stuff
up from scratch, but hopefully I can still help.
Also, check the list server archives from the past 18 months. There
have been other posts about DRI on the Voodoo 3.
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second subnet to connect to. If you
don't have one, don't just invent one on the same ethernet segment; it
won't be worth the trouble. But if you do have multiple subnets,
that's an easy (and correct) way to use the second NIC.
Hope something in there helped somebody,
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one virtual host
that uses SSL, unless you have separate IP addresses.
My config also listens on 8000, so I've left that stuff in (I don't
want to edit it out and ship it, as it might not work).
Good luck, and may the force be with you.
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virtual hosts), but after that, all was well.
I'm happy to share my httpd.conf if anyone is curious.
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At 1016235863s since epoch (03/15/02 18:44:23 -0500 UTC), Angus D Madden wrote:
> Dave Scott, Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 12:45:18PM -0800:
> > Anyone have any ideas on what is the best Web Based email application.
> >
> > I was using Neomail, but it's just too plain, is there anything with
> > more opt
oes support -nofix and -fix, so maybe you could try burning
it with -nofix, and then going back afterwords and running -fix
separately. That way, the drive might have an easier time fixating if
it's a separate operation and has has time to reset? Total
speculation here on my part; I'm not a
ought I'd throw it out
there in case it helps you.
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-one-liner ?
Try installing 'scrot'. It takes a shot of the whole screen, or a
window, and saves it in a filename of your choice. You can use date
variables (ie, %Y %M %D) as a template for the filename, and thus get
a timestamped name with every shot.
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They won't help you learn LaTeX, but they're great for helping to
remember those little details, and they're small enough to keep by
your computer.
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may be "encrypted". This means that it's not as
simple to create PDFs as straight postscript, but it isn't too
difficult (I wrote a simple Java library that creates line art PDFs
without too much trouble).
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search front-end to all the Debian listservers at:
http://lists.debian.org/search.html
Free is a little tricky to understand, since it makes it look like
all your memory is being used all the time. In reality, this is good,
because you'd rather your machine be using all the memory rather than
let
you start new processes.
> 2. Why does "free" leave the impression on me that no swap space is
used?
probably because none is =) . 2GB of physical RAM is a lot to exhaust...
Hope this helps. If I've misread your question about free (i.e., you
know about the buffer/cache
Device"
Identifier "Voodoo3"
Driver "tdfx"
VideoRam16384
EndSection
Section "DRI"
Mode0666
EndSection
=
That's all I can remember right now. Give that stuff a shot, and if
you're still in trouble, write back and I'll see if I can jog my
memory more...
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p on the console
(according to showkeys).
Does anybody know what changed between 2.4.5 and 2.4.12 that would
cause the keycodes to no longer be generated/recognized by the kernel?
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ive you better output.
This is a new motherboard, but even on my old crappy motherboard everything
worked the same, so I'm pretty sure that I have it working without bus
mastering.
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r.
I thought that it was the reason why I couldn't get 3D to work, but it
turned out that I had a few other problems. I needed to install xlibmesa3,
set my resolution to 1024x768 @ 16bpp, and get DRI working. I kind of
forgot about the bus mastering thing once it started working
(eth0:0,
eth0:1, etc). You could run bandwidth usage analysis on each interface,
which would map nicely to each domain.
Alas, if you're using name-based virtual hosting, it's tough to sort out the
traffic, since the packets only know about IPs, and not hostnames.
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7; module to be loaded; it
> is, but that doesn't do it - I need to do something else.
Make sure you have xlibmesa3 installed -- that was what I was forgetting
with my Voodoo3.
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t;DNS and Bind" book (the one with a
dragonfly on the cover) if you're going to get heavily into DNS.
Hope that helps some.
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or have no suffix at all), then they won't
be served properly.
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That's weird, because it works fine with WinAmp.
Try another player, and I'll let you know if I figure anything out.
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piled binary to do so.
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surge protector, 8 outlets (4 surge, 4
ups/surge), and it's pretty accessible. I got it for about $100 online.
HTH,
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otloader.
Anybody know of a bootloader that can handle this?
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n connectivity dies, try to ping things. Can you ping
the modem? Can you ping the router (one hop after the modem)? Can you ping
your nameserver? Finding out exactly where the failure is will help you get
some leverage with the cable company.
Good luck,
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ewalls that allow connections to the internal machines; etc). Pick the
ones you like, study them well, and use them.
I personally read some good tutorials, borrowed a lot of stuff, and crafted
my own to fit my needs. If you're interested in a
DHCP-cable-NAT-gateway-that-runs-services firewall scrip
his requires the keys to be mapped correctly. Hotkeys does not
require the keys have X11 Mappings; you can just use the raw keycodes.
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nil t)
(untabify (1- (point)) (point-max
nil)
(add-hook 'java-mode-hook
'(lambda ()
(make-local-variable 'write-contents-hooks)
(add-hook 'write-contents-hooks 'text-mode-untabify)))
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t;-s" flag, which uses shared memory.
It's slower, but it will work (worked for me).
Also, you can upgrade to XF 4.1, which fixes this problem (again, it
worked for me).
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ull-screen? I
> cannot find an option that would toggle to full screen
> mode when I use th -s option...
Sorry, I don't have a DVD player, so I can't help you there.
I could get full screen using mplayer (for AVIs and MPEGs) -- it would
do a resolution switch and then scale to the scre
eports.
Also, look into iptables "--limit" directive; it keeps the reporting
of similar packets (same host/port) down to a reasonable level.
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' means the remainder of the division of the left operator by the
right.
7 divides into 2 zero times, leaving a remainder of 2. 2 is the answer.
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F out just so you can edit it with a text editor.
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seconds, but that just makes life more
annoying than anything; no real security is gained.
I know it's not "nice" to drop packets on the floor, but the way I see
it, these guys don't deserve to be treated nicely to start with... =)
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ear to
the outside world, and that choice is up to you.
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s from the shell for you (it also contains "mogrify" if you want
to scale/transform your images as well).
`apt-get install imagemagick`
ought to do the trick.
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;t do on a public machine).
Anybody want to donate a CA-signed version of this applet that would
be trusted by browsers??
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#x27;t important, I'd set my linux box to
lose elections...
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pompous), and if they have any sense they'll warm up to you. My
college's IT department was cold and unfriendly, until you get to know
them. After some friendly chats, they'll let you do whatever you want.
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nd Ziplock(tm) to refer to plastic storage bags.
If Adobe doesn't sue people, well-intentioned as they may be, then
they have no legal recourse against Microsoft Illustrator when it
comes down the line.
Admittedly, Adobe's lawyers were jerks about it, but still...
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TLA Three Letter Acronym
PHB Pointy-Haired Boss (Dilbert reference to incompetent Middle Management)
Hope that helps, (where did I put that Jargon file?)
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t that little
tidbit, so make sure that your virtualhost rules are compliant with apache
1.3.9 before you try much else.
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s. Then look for some unique information that you can filter on.
Often mailing lists insert their own header (such as "X-Mailing-List" or
"X-List-Reply"), or use a standard header (such as "Sender") with the list
address in it. You can try to filter on these as well.
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At 989287374s since epoch (05/07/01 07:02:54 -0400 UTC), Herbert Xu wrote:
> Jason Healy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > flexible == good. Unfortunately, there wasn't much warning about it, so I
> > bet a lot of people (and their respective machines) are p
a lot of people (and their respective machines) are panicing.
Best of luck,
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the big space hogs are. Again, it's hard to give specific
advice since I don't know what parition is growing.
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other. Not sure if there are
size restrictions (ie, all pictures must be the same size), but the man page
ought to help with that.
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a program to use for signing. In this case, I specified 'gpg'
(GNU Privacy Guard), because I already had it installed. PGP would work
just as well, I imagine.
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ebian. It
makes PDF files straight from .tex sources.
I know there are RTF converters out there as well. A good place to look for
TeX stuff is at http://www.ctan.org/ (the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network).
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bly
administer The Smack to whoever is trying to guess their way into your box.
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7 with an updated BIOS should not have this
problem...
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is not necessarly bad. If the
machine is thrashing, that's a little different.
Finally, check your load average. Is it high (ie, greater than 3)?
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able' releases are 2.2.18, 2.2.19 ... 2.2.X,
but in between each of those are some prereleases that may be downloaded and
run.
Normally, people just wait for the next stable release, but sometimes grab a
prerelease because of some important feature (major bugfixes, usually).
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inally, do free and top show the correct
amount of memory for your system (512MB)?
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the top line. No need to panic, though.
You might also run 'top', which is a console-based interactive process
display. It will show you memory and load stats for all the processes on
your box.
Have fun!
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cept that it produces mp2s. For high bitrates, mp2 is
essentially the same as mp3, and there's no nasty patent issues to deal
with. mp2 is also supported by most mp3 players.
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At 987785409s since epoch (04/20/01 07:50:09 -0400 UTC), Renai LeMay wrote:
> how do I set Lynx to use a http proxy?
set the $http_proxy environment variable, ie:
export http_proxy=http://my.proxy.com:8080/
'man lynx' for more information.
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un services that
need to be guarded then the rules get a little more complex. Again, the
BoingWorld tutorial is most definitely your friend.
Best of luck,
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Make sure that's right, then make sure that your timezone
is correct (run 'tzconfig'). Then set the date.
For more information about UNIX time, do a 'man hwclock'. It has a good
description of how this all fits together.
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f you want a better understanding of how to build
a firewall, you should definitely check it out.
Hope this clears things up,
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7;t feel like opening all 64,000+ of those ports, try a rule
like:
iptables -A INPUT -p UDP --source-port domain -j ACCEPT
Since DNS requests will appear to come from port 53 (domain), this rule lets
all such responses in. For added sanity you could ensure that the
destination port is ab
At 987687039s since epoch (04/19/01 11:30:39 -0400 UTC), Randall Hansen wrote:
> I'm trying to get my 3Com 3c900B-TPO working under Debian 2.2.18pre21.
> Here's what I've tried, and what I know, or think I know :P
I have had trouble getting Linux (of all flavors) to find my 3Com cards at
times.
seMappingCheck" set to
"yes" in your /etc/ssh/sshd_config file? If so, then you cannot log in if
your IP address does not reverse-map to a valid hostname. If your DNS is
wacky, this might keep you from getting in.
Check /var/log/auth.log and see if ssh is giving you any more info.
Ja
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