would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
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On Sat, Jan 08, 2000 at 05:31:38PM -0800, Jamie Chamoulos -- Internet.Now! wrote:
What? no... if your just doing tpc/ip, you configure it, and it works...
really, i know its hard to believe, but it works!
so... I belive you said your using redshat, with it used netconf, or the
graphicical
On Wed, Jan 12, 2000 at 11:09:09PM -0800, Randolph Fritz wrote:
| On Wed, Jan 12, 2000 at 07:45:50PM -0800, Rob Hudson wrote:
| On Wed, Jan 12, 2000 at 07:30:06PM -0800, Randolph Fritz wrote:
| | On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Rob Hudson wrote:
| |
| | Right now, if I type 'ifconfig eth0 up
On Wed, Jan 12, 2000 at 10:34:42PM -0800, Linux Rocks! wrote:
| Hmmm.. ok the file itself i dunno, but the settings look correct, except
| its BROADCAST, not BROADCASE, unless RedHat needs that to be another
| proprietary feature?
| Is your network device driver loaded by module at start
Anyone have a small hard drive (less than 2 GB) they would like to
trade for cash? (Preferably IDE)
-Rob.
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On Mon, Dec 06, 1999 at 04:05:08PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You da isapnp man mike! (mike showed me all that good stuff a couple
months ago...) Its way easier to get a distro that has full sound support
(like Mandrake, or suse), or just get OSS (for $20). SuSE full version
comes with
It was decided at tonight's weekly gathering to cancel this weekends
monthly meeting due to the holidays and lack of a speaker or topic.
The next meeting will be January 15, 2000 (assuming the world
doesn't blow up before then =) and Seth *might* speak on the topic
of regular expressions.
I took advantage of the services at www.mail-archive.com, and signed
up eug-lug. They do automatic mail archiving, and searching. I've
been bouncing old messages over, and all new messages should show up
within a few days. I'll post a link on the site, but for now it's
at
Sorry, I was solar eclipsed. Try this...
http://www.mail-archive.com/eug-lug%40efn.org/
-Rob.
On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 05:17:11PM -0800, Robert M. Solovay wrote:
|
| I tried the link
|
| http://www.mail-archive/eug-lug%40efn.org/
|
| and it didn't work. Could there be a typo in it?
|
|
ED]
| Tele: (650) 244-7646
| Fax: (650) 244-7766
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Stephen Hoyle said these things on 2211.1256:
| www.cddb.com
|
I noticed a script on freshmeat called abcde that allows you to insert a
CD into the cdrom, it will rip the tracks, encode them into mp3, get the
info from cddb, and make the id3 tags for the mp3 files, all in one
stroke of the
I added a link to the misc page showing the source to the message board
perl script if anyone is interested in stealing it, learning from it,
telling me why I should do something this way or that, etc.
It's pretty long, but it's self contained, which is nice. It doesn't
even use the CGI.pm
to do what.
-Rob.
RonL said these things on 2206.2139:
|
| I may be interested. what kind of time commitments are we talkign about???
|
| Ron
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Visit the EUGLUG
# by Rob Hudson (02012000)
my $tarball = $ARGV[0] if ($ARGV[0] ne '')
|| die "Must specify a tar file.\n";
my @files;
my @dirs;
# Assume it is gzipped if it ends in .tgz or .gz
# otherwise assume it is a plain tar file.
if ($tarball =~ m/\.t?gz$/) {
@files = `tar -tz
On Sun, Feb 20, 2000 at 03:48:39PM -0800, Michael Smith wrote:
| I do believe that we moved that to April, and March will be cleaning out the spare
|room at Stan's to have
| a meeting site/classroom/library.
That's a good idea. I updated the pages.
-Rob.
I've updated the next meeting to show that Mike Smith is speaking on
kernel compiling and modules. Is this still okay Mike?
I also updated the event calendar, shifting the March meeting off the
page. If anyone would like to show off something or give a little
presentation, let me know and I'll
You can use shift-pgup or shift-pgdn to scroll up and down. Or use 'ps
aux | more'.
James said these things on 2318.2212:
| Randolph wrote:
| :Is gpm running?
|
| I am guessing it is, but when I do ps -aux my screen scrolls too fast and
| I can't view the full output.. how do I pause each
Hi all,
IMS (Internet Marketing Services :: www.eugene.net) is looking for a web
developer with knowledge of PHP and MySQL, either full-time or
part-time. They use FreeBSD exclusively for their servers, so knowledge
of Unix is necessary. If anyone is interested, give me an email and
I'll pass
..
|
| --
| Doug Lumpkin
|
| - Original Message -
| From: "Rob Hudson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| To: "ELUG" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 9:56 PM
| Subject: Job Opening
|
|
| Hi all,
|
| IMS (Internet Marketing Services :: www.eugene.net) is looking fo
I recently found this app and thought it was very cool. Just in case
I'm not the only one who is behind, here is the link...
http://www.webmin.com
It's a web based admin tool, written in Perl. It's super easy to
install, and allows you to administer your box over the web thru a
browser thru a
Hi all,
Another one of our web programmers is leaving in a few weeks and IMS
(http://www.eugene.net) has an opening for a full-time (part-time
considered) position. They do mostly PHP and MySQL development on
FreeBSD servers. PHP is a plus, but isn't necessary and some sort of
programming
I'm mid process of installing RedHat 6.2 on my laptop. From the looks
of it, it's just some software upgrades (except for enlightenment, those
clueless dorks!) with a fancy installer added.
It's not as slick as Mandrake 7's install routine, but it's very
intuitive and easy. I wasn't able to
I think you can do a: format c: /mbr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said these things on 2329.2135:
| I need a little help. My linux HD that I'm trying to install Win 95
| on is revolting against me and wont let me install what it must know as
| a inferior OS. How do I clear the Master Boot Record
There is some program that I use that keeps dropping a core file in my
home directory. I keep deleting them, but I'd like to know what is
doing it. Is there a way to look at it and find this out so I can
(hopefully) fix the problem.
Thanks,
Rob.
to check whether the "show stoppers" I
| encountered in 6.1 have been resolved.
|
| Rodney
|
| Rob Hudson wrote:
|
| If anyone wants a copy, let me know. I'm willing to burn an extra to
| keep at Stan's if there is interest.
|
| -Rob.
Is any using @home with linux?
Does anyone this list use @home with Linux?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said these things on 2402.2000:
|
| Boy, if anyone can figure out how to run a server at home
| through cable (whether it is or isn't with their approval),
| let me know too. My DSL maxes out at 256k and I want more
| speed. :-)
I ordered it and am going to give it a
It happens for root. I checked to make sure the links were set up
correctly also:
/etc/X11/X - /usr/X11R6/bin/XF86_SVGA
/usr/X11R6/bin/X - /usr/X11R6/bin/Xwrapper
It's a newly installed system and not much is on it yet. I don't recall
meddling in anything X related between work and home.
Rodney Mishima said these things on 2404.0932:
| I'll bring an extra copy to Stan's place this Thursday, but Rob probably has
| already done that by now.
Not yet. :) I burned an extra copy for the group, but it is still
sitting here on my desk. I plan to bring it Thursday.
If anyone
EUG-LUG,
Well, I'm in Linux on the @home cable modem. Since I had a NIC card in
my system, they went ahead and left it in there. And since I had it
working in Linux already, all I had to do was change a few network
config files and away I went.
They have a RCA cable modem that the cable runs
EUG-LUG,
A local web development company is looking for someone to come and set
up a Linux email server to replace their NT email server. They are
willing to pay and would like to do this within the next two weeks.
If you would like me to pass along your name, let me know.
Thanks,
Rob.
I've got an extra copy (just haven't made it to Stan's).
Sam Crow said these things on 2409.1752:
| Hey all, Would it be possible to snag a disc of the redhat 6.2 from anyone?
| I've seen messages as such before and i was just wondering.
|
| Thank you!
|
| Sam Crow
Seth Cohn said these things on 2410.1633:
| 2 sites I recently discovered... both interesting...
|
| http://www.advogato.org/ is sorta an elite version of slashdot
| but not quite. Only people who have coding credentials (or other open
| source type connections) can post. Very
I thought these were cute. What do you think .. should we start a list
similar to the linux geek list and add our own? :)
http://eugene-linux.cyber-dyne.com/linux_geek.html
-Rob.
- Forwarded message from Jackie -
|
| Signs That Your Co-Worker Is A Hacker:
|
| -Everyone who ticks
Kernel and kernel module compilation, I believe.
Tymeless Productions said these things on 2415.1248:
| What is the Topic?
|
| Ron
|
|
| "If guns are the cause of all of the murders in the world...
| Then the ball point pen is the cause of all of the misspelled words!"
|
| -Original
This is pretty interesting. Someone has too much time on their hands.
It's a penguin. It looks like some C source code, that someone
HTMLized, and colored to look like a penguin. (about 300K)...
http://rio.dhs.org/penguin.html
specify a text file and it will use that instead. You can
use via 'perl cryptogram.pl' to use the fortunes, or 'perl cryptogram.pl
file' to use your own file.
Just thought I'd share. :)
-Rob.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# Script for creating a cryptogram out of plaintext
# By: Rob Hudson [EMAIL
I think you need SCSI emulation support in the kernel, since the Zip
device is /dev/sda4. Zip drives have that device hard-wired into them.
-Rob.
Ron said these things on 2425.1112:
| Mandrake 7.0 suposedly supports ZipDrives. How do I make it see the device???
|
| I think there is
You can 'cat /proc/meminfo'.
Bob Crandell said these things on 2427.0920:
| You didn't say you rebooted after you ran lilo. Try that.
|
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/26/2000 6:52:38 PM
|
| Actually, I *think* I have the same problem. Is there a better
| way to find out whether or not linux is
Oops. How did Hal write the email if he can't get online w/o it?
It's small enough to fit on a floppy, so he could xfer it to his laptop.
-Rob.
Seth Cohn said these things on 2510.1645:
| At 04:32 PM 05/10/2000 -0700, you wrote:
| http://pcmcia.sourceforge.org/
|
| Harald Sundt said
http://pcmcia.sourceforge.org/
Harald Sundt said these things on 2510.1632:
| I have an ASL laptop on which I ran Red Hat 6.1 "Cartman".
|
| Then ASL switched over to Mandrake last month. In that I download
| especially tuned kernels from ASL, I thought I'd switch over to
| Mandrake. So I
Found this at http://bladeenc.mp3.no/, the website for the BladeEnc mp3
encoder. I'm amazed at all the sh$* that's flying over mp3s, napster,
etc.
QUOTE
Due to threats from large companies, who holds patents on mp3 related
technology, to take me to court if I continue to distribute products
You may find it in the /etc/cron.daily directory. That's where it is on
my redhat system.
-Rob.
Garl R. Grigsby said these things on 2516.1841:
| Evening all,
| I have what I thought was a rather stupid question but... RedHat
| 6.1/2 seems to have logrotate installed and running by
In WebTechniques magazine, Lincoln Stein briefly mentioned his home
network set up and how he has wireless LAN cards for his laptops. He
drops a few name brands that may point you in one direction or another.
Sounds really cool, though.
http://www.webtechniques.com/archives/2000/04/webm/
The way this script is set up, it will eventually create 7 directories,
1 for each backup. If you do one backup per day, that's a weeks worth.
The most recent backup is the directory /bkup/backup. Then the previous
day is /bkup/backup.0 on thru /bkup/backup.6. The first half of the
script
EUGLUGgers,
I added a description given from Ed Craig about EUGLUG at the Oregon
Country Fair to the website.
(Seth: Got a list of sponsors I can add?)
-Rob
http://www.euglug.org/
Does anyone know how to mimic the windows functionality of
ALT+number sequence to output special characters (ñ, é, etc) in Linux?
Thanks,
Rob.
Anyone know how to stop Linux from issuing the little messages like 'You
have new mail in /var/spool/mail' at the command prompt? Is it
configurable? On my system, I'm using gkrellm, so I know when mail
comes in. The command prompt message is only a slight annoyance, but if
I can turn it off,
Randolph Fritz said these things on 2707.1400:
| On Fri, Jul 07, 2000 at 01:46:58PM -0700, Rob Hudson wrote:
| Anyone know how to stop Linux from issuing the little messages like 'You
| have new mail in /var/spool/mail' at the command prompt? Is it
| configurable? On my system, I'm using
Michael J Smith said these things on 2714.1007:
| CEO. Last night we discovered a serious security leak and emailed him the
| info and how to get a fix.
Tell more about this security hole story. I'm curious.
-Rob.
Holes or no holes, it sounds like a good idea. Especially when a keg is
involved. :)
Seth Cohn said these things on 2714.1241:
| Shush.
|
| (grin)
|
| Gee, we should start finding more holes... we could have a party
| every week :)
|
| Seth
|
|
| At 12:02 PM 07/14/2000 -0700, Jacob
Could someone remind me how to add the domains to kill banner ads? Is
it in the /etc/hosts file? Does anyone have a nice list of them that
they've been using?
Thanks,
Rob.
If Operating Systems were beer...
AmigaDOS Beer: The company has gone out of business, but their recipe has been
picked up by some weird German company, so now this beer will be an import.
This beer never really sold very well because the original manufacturer didn't
understand marketing. Like
I compiled the additions to the beer list and posted them here:
http://www.euglug.org/beers.html
If we can add more, edit whats there, etc. and insert the maximum amount
of hilarity, I'll send it off to segfault.org with a link back to us.
:)
-Rob.
I sent a majorly minor patch to Alan Cox a few weeks ago. About a
location error in the kernel docs of the ipmasqadm tool. He accepted it
(like it would break anything :). But the cool part is I'm on the most
recent patch list. :)
http://www.lwn.net/daily/2.2.17pre14.php3
That works good. :) My clock was about 10 minutes off.
Michael Smith said these things on 2801.0927:
| Take the following script, put it in /sbin and set up a chron job to fun
| this every day at 0600 or 1800 or ??.
|
| -Mike
|
|
| #!/usr/bin/perl
| #Get the time from a time server
|
- Forwarded message from Crispin Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
From: Crispin Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 16:27:51 -0700
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: WireX Software Engineer
Software Engineer
WireX(R) ( http://wirex.com/ ) provides "purpose-specific"
Check out the linux laptop pages at
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
to see if your Toshiba is listed. I've used this resource for my own
laptop (a gateway) and it helped me to get the little things working
that are a little tough (sound, PCMCIA).
-Rob.
Linda Carpenter
I recently stumbled upon a neat little perl module called
Finance::YahooQuote that gets quote data from yahoo. The example script
included with the package gets quotes and echoes them on the command
line.
I expanded upon that and created the script (attached) to read a
.portfolio file and echo
D'oh!!! A bug in the code. If anyone is using it, change these 3 lines:
for $stock (@stocks) {
@q = getquote ($stock_list);
}
to this one line:
@q = getquote ($stock_list);
This was basically calling the getquote function for as many lines as
there were in the .portfolio file, but each
Anyone interested in starting a Team EUGLUG for the SETI @ HOME project?
I was thinking about starting to run it again, and was looking at the
teams. If there is some interest, I'll sign us up today and get the
ball rolling...
-Rob.
Team EUGLUG is now in existence.
Follow these steps to join and start analyzing sky data...
1. Get the seti@home client for Unix:
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/unix.html
For other OSs:
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/download.html
2. Untar it and read the READMEs. Running setiathome
Ralph Zeller said these things on 2815.1326:
| Do you have to be online 24/7?
Nope. You have to be online to get the data chunk, each chunk takes a
few days usually, then it will try to upload the results and get another
chunk.
|
| At 08:50 AM 8/15/00 -0700, Rob Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED
| By the way, I have completed over 150 units so far. But I did join, so that
| ought to help you.
You're number 1 on the list of two! :)
| Anyone want to help me get the Unix version working on my two Linux boxes?
It's easy. The last version even has an Xwindows piece that will show
the
Bob Miller said these things on 2817.0135:
| Garl R. Grigsby wrote:
|
| What did you do for SGI?
|
| Worked on the Indy and O2. Wrote two daemons named fam and mediad.
| Wrote the MIDI driver for IRIX 6.5 (all platforms). Several projects
| that never shipped.
Interesting. EFM uses fam
Harald Sundt said these things on 2823.1149:
| Hah... screen of death screensaver now has a mini-me...!
I pulled the text for it from the bsod program that comes with
xscreensaver. :)
--
:wq
Anyone know how to get a term to use .pcf font files? I'm using Eterm.
Thanks,
Rob.
--
:wq
Hi all,
I'm not sure if this is debian specific or not, but I recently
dumped a lot of .ttf files into a directory, added that directory to
my list of 'FontPath's in my XF86Config file, ran mkttfdir on that
directory. When I tried to startx, it bombed saying it
'failed to set default font
Seth Cohn said these things on 2906.1839:
| I'm not sure if this is debian specific or not, but I recently
| dumped a lot of .ttf files into a directory,
|
| are you running a font server that can DO truetype? not all can.
| I don't think the default debian one does.
That must be it. I
EUGLUGers,
I installed Jabber on the euglug server. Jabber is a new instant
messaging system that is compatible with ICQ, AIM, and most other
IMs out there. It handles this compatibility on the server side so
the clients don't have to worry about anything.
If anyone wants to try it out, check
Randolph Fritz said these things on 20001005.2005:
| On Tue, Oct 03, 2000 at 03:44:23PM -0700, Rob Hudson wrote:
|
| If anyone wants to try it out, check out gabber below (a GTK jabber
| client) and install it. When asked for a server, you can point to
| euglug.org with default port of 5222
What kind of 3COM card? You can compile in support for the NIC
right into the kernel (if the card is PCI). I've got a 3COM 3c509
and that's what I did.
-Rob.
Christopher Allen said these things on 20001011.1452:
| Hi again,
|
| OK, um, could someone please give me a hint maybe?
|
| Mandrake
I believe it is the same. the -HUP tells the daemon to re-read it's
config files and start anew.
Bob Crandell said these things on 20001012.1209:
| Does "kill -HUP pid#" equal SIGHUP?
| I just type "inetd" to restart it?
|
| Thanks
|
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/12/2000 11:39:04 AM
| Do a 'ps ax'
You'll need the bzip2 package. Then:
bzip2 -cd some-name.tar.bz2 | tar -xvf -
-Rob.
Kent Loobey said these things on 20001021.1017:
| How do I unpack/uncompress a some-name.tar.bz2 file?
|
| Thanks.
|
| Kent
You can install it via CPAN at the command prompt as follows:
# perl -MCPAN -e 'shell'
This will log you into CPAN and you can execute commands. You'll
want to log in as root b/c it needs root permission to install a new
perl and other modules. The first time thru, it will ask you many
KDE 2.0 was just announced as released.
-Rob.
I've got our server running FreeBSD since that is what our servers
at work run. I thought I'd stay uniform and learn a new platform
at the same time.
After switching to Debian, I'm surprised that FreeBSD doesn't have a
nice update feature like apt-get. You can update via a reboot with
updated
Instead of making a link on the website, I'll just pass this along
for all to see...
http://www.troubleshooters.com/tpromag/200011/200011.htm
-Rob.
slitt said these things on 20001110.1325:
| Hi Rob,
|
| Please check out the November 2000 issue of
| Troubleshooting Professional Magazine
|
glist' etc...
| Creative and perfect for euglug...
|
| Seth
|
|
| Rob Hudson wrote:
|
| Instead of making a link on the website, I'll just pass this along
| for all to see...
|
| http://www.troubleshooters.com/tpromag/200011/200011.htm
|
| -Rob.
|
| slitt said these things on 20001110.1325:
|
Only a few of us use the Jabber server on euglug.org, but it is dead
now. I tried to upgrade to the new version 1.2, and haven't been
able to get it running. I ran out of time on Friday to play with
it.
-Rob.
While on http://www.debianhelp.org today I found this link with some
debian specific commands for people new to debian.
http://www.spack.org/geek/apt-help.html
Also, in their vote, RedHat received the most votes for 'What
operating system did you leave for Debian GNU/Linux?'.
-Rob.
Hi,
I'm going to be building a new system sometime in the next month or
so. I don't need anything top of the line (1 GHz), just a quick,
affordable system.
Could you guys recommend anything under the following categories?
Motherboard CPU - I usually stick to AMD. Now the Athlon and the
This is just for a home system - so a little bit of work and a
little gaming. I'm not much of a high end gamer.
And I'm somewhat on a budget so any high end graphics that your
talking about are out of my range. It's fun to dream, though. :)
-Rob.
| --==( Christopher Allen said these things
| --==( Dean Ridgway said these things on 20001208.0214 )==--
|
| Greetings Rob,
|
| Sound cards - I'm going to keep the SoundBlaster AWE64 in my old
| system. What sound cards are recommended? Do the PCI SoundBlaster
| Live's work well in Linux?
|
| As far as I know SoundBlaster Live's are
Hi,
Sometimes when I run the sacred 'apt-get update apt-get upgrade',
it reports to me that some packages have been 'kept back'. And
lists that a certain number of packages 'have not been upgraded'.
What is the usual reason for this and how do you get them to
upgrade?
Thanks,
Rob.
This guy has some pretty nice stuff if you like scenery type
backgrounds...
http://www.forkemania.de/
| --==( Christopher Allen said these things on 20001123.0337 )==--
|
| On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Timothy Bolz wrote:
|
| trying this.He had this some great background.He told me the web
Found this on computer geeks discount outlet:
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=205-
Anyone know of other products like this to comparison shop? It's
hard to beat $89 though.
I also like this website's front page and how they list their number
of visitors:
Hexadecimal: A3F8C7
The kernel has support for different resolutions in console mode,
although I don't think you can make it bigger, but I'm not sure.
I've done it before to make the text smaller, but that's not what
you want.
To try it out, you'll need a kernel recompile if it's not compiled
in already.
Console
I was wanting to try out the latest Evolution 0.8
(http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2000-12-17-009-20-PS)
but can't apt-get it.
Anyone know where it is? I have this line in my apt-sources and
thought it would be in there somewhere...
deb
/helix/evolution/distributions/Debian/ ./
|
| Rob Hudson wrote:
|
| I was wanting to try out the latest Evolution 0.8
| (http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2000-12-17-009-20-PS)
| but can't apt-get it.
|
|
| --
| It's a shame that a family can be torn apart
| by something as simple
Check out what Mandrake (one of the writers of Enlightenment) has to
say about Debian.
http://www.mandrake.net/main.cgi
You thought it was the Mandrake distribution, huh? :)
He's got some interesting ideas about apt.
-Rob
Is there still an effort to build a cluster at EUGLUG central?
== TO GIVE AWAY ==
I've got 2 motherboards with CPUs that I'd donate to EUGLUG or
anyone else:
1) has an Intel 486 SX
2) has an AMD 486
I also have a motherboard w/o CPU that looks like a 486 motherboard
also.
If nobody wants
I got it working. Same file as below, but invoking this command:
g++ -o hello hello.c
I tried gcc also and got the same result as you did. If you do a
'locate iostream.h' you'll see that it is in the g++ include
directory. So maybe they aren't merged. But I'm no expert and could
be way off.
Hi EUGLUGers,
I recently turned on login logging on the EUGLUG server (FreeBSD).
It's a kernel switch called 'log_in_vain'. I'm seeing a lot of the
following:
Connection attempt to UDP 207.189.137.44:137 from 208.50.149.200:137
Connection attempt to UDP 207.189.137.44:137 from
It's official.
I put copies of the kernel on our server in case the official servers
are busy. You can get them here...
http://www.euglug.net/kernel/linux-2.4.0.tar.bz2 (19324 Kb | 18.9 M)
http://www.euglug.net/kernel/linux-2.4.0.tar.gz (23807 Kb | 23.2 M)
Have fun. :)
-Rob.
... I noticed that copyright.com is for sale for $900,000. Just go to
that domain to see the current bid.
Shoot. It's copyleft.com. I knew something was wrong when I was
wondering if it was 'write' or 'right'.
-Rob.
On 20010105.0916, Rob Hudson said ...
... I noticed that copyright.com is for sale for $900,000. Just go to
that domain to see the current bid.
Looking at some portsentry stuff.
It looks like you can do a simple redirect on someone. It was
suggested to me that a good way to deal with a portscan is to redirect
to an IP that has nothing on the other end, so the person portscanning
times out.
What is a good IP number to accomplish this
Is there a way to set the default tab with when viewing files with any
of the viewers (cat, less, more, gzcat, grep, etc)?
Thanks,
Rob
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