On Sun, Jul 20, 2003 at 06:20:11PM -0700, jamie wrote:
Hello,This is a WinXP patch
I hope you would enjoy it.
DANGER WILL ROBINSON!!! DANGER!!! I have it from reliable authorities
that it will reformat your hard drive and install the latest version of
Slackware.
Cheers,
Dennis
--
Cory, Ben, Garl --
Thanks for your help. The problem wasn't so much with me not
knowing how to use wget as it was with the fact that the
to-be-cloned site was hosted on AOL: The index page was so full
of javascript garbage that wget couldn't parse anything, so it
just downloaded the index
And that dangerous? That's a blessing in disguise. Though
speaking of new patches, let it be known that RedHat has
released their next beta.
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On Sun, Jul 20, 2003 at 06:20:11PM -0700, jamie wrote:
Hello,This is a WinXP patch
I hope you would enjoy it.
OK, no more mr. NiceBot
Jamie is not to blame, here are the relevant headers.
From: jamie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun Jul 20, 2003 6:20:11 PM US/Pacific
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [eug-lug]A WinXP patch
Reply-To: The Eugene Unix and GNU/Linux User Group's mail list
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that is a very interesting idea.
Our problem is that our mail front ends and our mail backends
are distributed across many machines. And that we have
sendmail at the core.
So we have some fundamental design questions to look at.
Cooper Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
% On Fri,
http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/soapbox/
Goal:
It was written to sandbox my RPM build system to prevent pollution of my
clean build environments by untrusted Makefiles. Intelligent people
would wonder why building package as a user isn't sufficient.
The rest of the dag site is pretty neat too!
Hi,
The computer they are complaining about [216.239.175.40] is not running sendmail or
qmail, yet spamers are using it somehow. Please tell me there is enough information
here to determine that they are spoofing. This computer is not supposed to be
handling email at all.
I'm trying to help
Hi,
What does it run?
If it's a web server, does someone have a script to send email without
the TO defined in the script?
Roger
Around Mon,Jul 21 2003, at 11:10, Bob Crandell, wrote:
Hi,
The computer they are complaining about [216.239.175.40] is not running sendmail or
qmail, yet spamers
Bob Crandell wrote:
The computer they are complaining about [216.239.175.40] is not
running sendmail or qmail, yet spamers are using it somehow. Please
tell me there is enough information here to determine that they are
spoofing. This computer is not supposed to be handling email at
all.
On Mon, Jul 21, 2003 at 11:10:50PM +, Bob Crandell wrote:
Hi,
The computer they are complaining about [216.239.175.40] is not
running sendmail or qmail, yet spamers are using it somehow. Please
tell me there is enough information here to determine that they are
spoofing. This computer
It's running DansGuardian as a frontend to Squid.
The OS is Slackware 8.1 (I think)
That's all it does.
Roger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi,
What does it run?
If it's a web server, does someone have a script to send email without
the TO defined in the script?
Roger
Around Mon,Jul 21 2003, at
Ok, Ben and Cory, first one to respond gets a paycheck.
Cory Petkovsek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Mon, Jul 21, 2003 at 11:10:50PM +, Bob Crandell wrote:
Hi,
The computer they are complaining about [216.239.175.40] is not
running sendmail or qmail, yet spamers are using it somehow.
Has anyone gotten the temp senors for the cpu working. From what I've been
reading you need the ic2 support, ic2 bit banging, ic2 devices, and ic2 proc
modules installed. I have them installed and run the lmsensor package. I'm
not sure if you install the modules if you have to compile the
Hi,
Has anyone taken a look at http://freshmeat.net/releases/128424/?
About: Dropline GNOME is a version of the GNOME Desktop that has been tweaked for
Slackware Linux systems. It is available in Slackware's standard .tgz package
format, in addition to the usual source code. The current release
If you're fairly certain about your box (and it is possible that it is
relaying mail on some odd port or even generating mail to send out, via
some worm or other nasty), then I'd say to remember that the IP address
is easily claimed on any machine anywhere... maybe close to the next
hop, in
Timothy Bolz wrote:
Has anyone gotten the temp senors for the cpu working. From what
I've been reading you need the ic2 support, ic2 bit banging, ic2
devices, and ic2 proc modules installed. I have them installed and
run the lmsensor package. I'm not sure if you install the modules
if you
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