I sincerely believe that PGP-signed email messages have a
legitimate use. No, I'm serious! I really do. I will
probably someday send or receive a message about which
(with a straight face) I can say, Yep!! that there
was one IMPORTANT message - I sure am glad I had some
serious encryption
Nice prose!
paulc
Recently Michael O'Donnell wrote:
I sincerely believe that PGP-signed email messages have a
legitimate use. No, I'm serious! I really do. I will
probably someday send or receive a message about which
(with a straight face) I can say, Yep!! that there
was one IMPORTANT
In a message dated: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 00:40:31 EST
Tom Buskey said:
I use Sawfish daily on 4 different systems, and I haven't written a
lick of lisp. :)
I've been using sawfish on Solaris 7, Solaris 8, and Mandrake for over
a year. I didn't know there was a .sawfishrc. I've been able to
In a message dated: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 08:09:47 EST
Michael O'Donnell said:
I sincerely believe that PGP-signed email messages have a
legitimate use. No, I'm serious! I really do. I will
probably someday send or receive a message about which
(with a straight face) I can say, Yep!! that there
I have been trying to install linux on my pent 100 for days...i have
many machines and this machine is giving me the following message for any
linux dist i have tried whether redhat , slackware , debian , etc
crc error
--system halt
when the kernel boots up vmlinuz is when i get this
cyclic redundency check (I think). Are you trying to load from CD-ROM or
floppy? Either the hardware you are loading from is bad, the media is bad
(unlikely since it seems you've tried many) or you've got a memory
problem in the system. Could be bad memory, bad cache etcit's probably
CRC = Cyclical Redundancy Check. It's an algorithm to verify whether or
not data has been corrupted... and it's implying that something is,
indeed, corrupting data. Since it's happening across distributions, I
would probably start to suspect your RAM. Try swapping it out/around
and see what
I use Sawfish daily on 4 different systems, and I haven't written a
lick of lisp. :)
I've been using sawfish on Solaris 7, Solaris 8, and Mandrake for over
a year. I didn't know there was a .sawfishrc. I've been able to
customize everything through the control center just fine.
Okay,
Hello,
I was wonderring if there was a quick and easy HOWTO for Amanda out
there
I've looked in linuxdoc.org and run basic searches. The only one I
found was the Linux Backup HOWTO which didn't cover any advanced things
or ven really Amanda at all except to say it's out there and beyond
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Paul Lussier wrote:
I was wonderring if there was a quick and easy HOWTO for Amanda out
there
No, but she comes with extensice documentation in the docs/ subdir of
the source.
Been there. That's what I'm complaining about. They are great if I
wanted to modify or
You can customize the keys mouse buttons in control center - sawfish
- shortcuts. I use middle mouse button on the title to raise/lower,
F7 to iconify, etc.
I don't use the menus but I bet if you dig into it, there is a way to do
it from shortcuts. You can set it to pop the apps menu or
I think Sysadmin magazine recently had an article on setting up amanda
Brian Chabot said:
Hello,
I was wonderring if there was a quick and easy HOWTO for Amanda out
there
I've looked in linuxdoc.org and run basic searches. The only one I
found was the Linux Backup HOWTO which didn't
In a message dated: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 11:44:59 EST
Tom Buskey said:
You can customize the keys mouse buttons in control center - sawfish
- shortcuts. I use middle mouse button on the title to raise/lower,
F7 to iconify, etc.
I don't use the menus but I bet if you dig into it, there is a way
I sincerely believe that PGP-signed email messages have a
legitimate use. No, I'm serious! I really do. I will
probably someday send or receive a message about which
(with a straight face) I can say, Yep!! that there
was one IMPORTANT message - I sure am glad I had some
serious
I for one, think this would be an excellent topic for a meeting. Amanda is
one of the things that's been on my list to learn for quite a while now.
Now, seeing as you seem fairly well versed in it Paul.
--rdp
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Paul Lussier wrote:
In a message dated: Thu, 21 Feb
In a message dated: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 14:15:29 EST
Rich Payne said:
I for one, think this would be an excellent topic for a meeting. Amanda is
one of the things that's been on my list to learn for quite a while now.
Now, seeing as you seem fairly well versed in it Paul.
Yeah, Rob
That would be excellent.
--rdp
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Paul Lussier wrote:
In a message dated: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 14:15:29 EST
Rich Payne said:
I for one, think this would be an excellent topic for a meeting. Amanda is
one of the things that's been on my list to learn for quite a while
Short version:
Where: Martha's Exchange, 2nd floor
What: Heckle Ben while he tries to get a wireless lan working
(with my help, and anyone else who wants to show up with a
laptop)
Why:This
Maybe I will. I just got a Compaq WL110 (orinoco). Been having a discussion on the
discuss list.
On 21 Feb 2002 at 15:23, Paul Lussier wrote:
Short version:
Where: Martha's Exchange, 2nd floor
What: Heckle Ben while he tries to get a wireless lan working
Anyone out there willing to be a backup DNS server for monadlug.org ?
I need to get away from the current one ASAP and thought I'd see if we had
any volunteers before coming up with some $$.
thanks,
--rdp
--
Rich Payne
http://talisman.mv.com
At 3:23 PM -0500 2/21/02, Paul Lussier wrote:
Short version:
Where: Martha's Exchange, 2nd floor
What: Heckle Ben while he tries to get a wireless lan working
Although I'm located up here in the Seacoast Area, this meeting
sounds intriguing. Can you be a bit
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Jack Hodgson wrote:
Although I'm located up here in the Seacoast Area, this meeting sounds
intriguing. Can you be a bit more detailed on WHERE? Nashua? Address?
185 Main Street
Nashua, NH
http://www.gnhlug.org/marthas_directions.html
Also, coming from due East
1a. stay left when going over the bridge.
B..
On Thursday 21 February 2002 04:04 pm, you wrote:
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Jack Hodgson wrote:
Although I'm located up here in the Seacoast Area, this meeting sounds
intriguing. Can you be a bit more detailed on WHERE? Nashua? Address?
185
Martha's Exchange is a restaurant on Main St. in downtown Nashua. Very easy to get to
from Rt.
3. There is usually plenty of on-street parking, but the parking garage at the Bus
station is less
than a block away, and is very cheap.
On 21 Feb 2002 at 15:41, Jack Hodgson wrote:
At 3:23 PM
Hi Rich,
You might want to look into some free secondary DNS services like
www.granitecanyon.com. If not, I'll do what I can for you here from my
home network.
FYI,
Kenny
Rich Payne wrote:
Anyone out there willing to be a backup DNS server for monadlug.org ?
I need to get away from the
I've used mydyndns.org for a few other things as for backup services they
want $20 for life (and they're NFP, volunteer run), but I figured for a
LUG site there would be someone out there, and several people have stepped
up.
thanks,
--rdp
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
Hi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] forged:
I changed my mind; I take back everything I just said.
GPG is useless and everyone who uses it are a bunch of
kneebiting jerks who'll be the first against the wall
when the $%@! hits the fan...
My point has never been that forgery is impossible,
so your forgery
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Bruce Dawson wrote:
The web site was created so that people who are more comfortable with the
web than with mailing lists can participate in the group - an attempt to
open a channel to a wider audience for promoting Linux in New Hampshire.
Your difficulty with the web
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Bruce Dawson wrote:
But to be honest with you, I believe the biggest problem ex-M$ users have
with Linux is Linux's command line heritage.
I disagree. In my not-so-humble opinion, I think the whole GUI vs CLI
argument is a red herring. Choice of user interface style
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