27;s always the DOD approach: put the network cables in conduit that
has a vibration alarm on it. Use 10base2, token ring, or FDDI;
something that detects a break and stops passing traffic if a splice is
made.
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location to deal
with disks.
I think the GNU suite of tools & ./config went a long ways toward
getting stuff out of /usr and into /usr/local and other areas. Before
./config, installing a new package was a bear. Dig up an old package
of PBMplus, MH, or Columbia Appletalk (> 150 patches
instead of CDs.
And there's Ximian's red-carpet. I find it's better then rpmdrake. Of
course, I don't want the Ximian desktop on my servers.
>rpm-get functional yet?
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the things have been fixed but the old versions are still distributed by
the Unix vendors.
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>Douglas Adams. He describes the joys of spending fifteen minutes
>writing a script that he could have done by hand in five minutes.
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>Come on, we've all done it. Admit it...
Absolutely. If I don't have to do that task again, that script was a
waste. Until the 4th
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be more control.
I'm not trying to put down DEC^WCompaq^WHewlett-Packard, they've been
very generous and do a great job. I'm just saying there's at least one
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s let you install a modem after you
bought it, but that was always more $$$ then the PCMCIA modems.
I'd say winmodems are the worst part of today's laptops and the easiest
to work around. A non working graphics card or sound would make me
return the laptop.
btw - my old laptop was a
with Debian on 'em.
btw - if you have a sun4c arch. machine, linux runs horribly on it.
NetBSD runs *much* better on it.
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for people that don't
want to learn the keystrokes. Gaim has a plugin for IRC as does
everybuddy and probably some others.
On windows, I've used one based on tcl/Tk (ircle?).
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>> Paul likes exmh, and MH clients and IMAP do not mix, so he would have
>>lit
I think the 154xC was PnP. When it came out, lots of people had
problems with them. This was surprising as the 154xB was so rock solid.
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searched for & found a shareware application to work with XP's version
of NTFS. It's called BootIT by TeraByte Unlimited http://www.terabyteunlimited.com
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gnutar, gnumake, gnused,
etc... ./configure makes it easy.
> I think that is because your average OS vendor (or distribution
>maintainer) has a tremendously over-inflated idea of the way they do things,
>and they cannot possibly conceive of a reason you would want to use
>somethin
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If you can do imap, pine is probably much easier then cat.
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>> I set the MAC
>> address on my cable modem router to the same as my PC so I can easily
>plug
>> the
ndo & they redid the cable when
we had the sewers put in 2 years ago. I think most of my neighbors
don't use their computers much.
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Even variations for each
archetecture. I've also seen it called gtar or gnutar.
It depends, of course, on your environment. Sometimes you want the full
path, sometimes not. Specifying the full path for each program makes
portability more difficult (think #ifdef in C). SunO
ACK#* }
cd ${set_DIRSTACK%% *}
print "$PWD"
}
# do a df in k, not half k
set_DF () {
case $set_SYSTEM in
HP-UX)
bdf $@
;;
SunOS)
case $set_SYSREV in
5*)
df -k $@
;;
4*)
df $@
;;
esac
esac
}
# do df of the local file systems
set_DFL () {
case $set_SYSTEM in
HP-UX)
bdf -t hfs
;;
SunOS)
case $set_SYSREV in
5*)
df -kl | egrep -v ^mvfs\|^/proc\|^fd
;;
4*)
df | egrep ^/dev\|File\|^swap
;;
esac
esac
}
# ps | grep
set_psg () {
ps $ps_cmd | egrep $1
}
set_psk () {
ps $ps_cmd | egrep $1 | egrep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill
}
set_psk9 () {
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I don't think Mac has a PATH, really. Actually, what normal users set
the PATH on windows anymore? If you're using the GUI, you don't worry
about it.
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o go. If you just want the standard backups,
Veritas Netbackup is good. They use standard gnutar 1.12 (?) to backup unless you're
doing multiplex writing. Then they use a modified gnutar. To restore,
you need just the single gtar they provide.
Their licensing also allows you to setup a t
iven the expense and the scaling issues, I'd go with something else.
I've had luck with veritas & amanda in the past on smaller sites.
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ile.
So on SGI, I want /usr/bsd in my path. On SunOS, /usr/ucb. addpath
will do the right thing. It takes longer to login, but then my system
doesn't waste time searching down bad paths for stuff. And I can have
one profile to maintain.
I think it will run in bash too.
Benjamin Scott said:
>On Sun, 7 Apr 2002, at 8:11pm, Tom Buskey wrote:
>> dxpc will speed things up even more. dxpc compresses the X *protocol*
>> & that gets you more then compressing the bits.
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> We're not talking about size-of-transactions here but the se
cy backgrounds or polished metal,
>translucifying, wm's for the vnc session (I use fvwm + solid bg))
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Anyone know of anyone doing this with FreeBSD, NetBSD, or OpenBSD?
I came up with a reference to SCSI target mode on FreeBSD in 1998 but
the thread died there.
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>And, since you're running a database, you want to make sure your data
I'm not. I'm just putting forth an example of where an NFS'd filesystem
doesn't work as well as a local filesystem.
>transfers are reli
Benjamin Scott said:
>On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, at 11:25am, Tom Buskey wrote:
>> Now, connect via SCSI to another machine (that doesn't have IDE) & use
>> it as an external RAID system.
>
> What you describe is possible in theory. However, it requires the SCSI
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ould use a network connection instead of the SCSI card to connect to the
>sun box.
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>Configure the linux system as a NFS server for the Sun Worstation to use.
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>Seeya,
>Paul
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> It may look like I'm just sitting here doing nothing,
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>If you're not having fun, you're not doing it right!
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nect via SCSI to another machine (that doesn't have IDE) & use
it as an external RAID system.
Has anyone heard of this? I have a Sun I'm using (no IDE) and a spare
P166 PC with SCSI & IDE. I figure this setup is cheaper then buying
ext
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>There's also that web server someone wrote in postscript which runs
>out of inetd, but I really don't think you want that ;)
I wonder how that would run on my printer.....
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Why not run a 2nd copy of apache on that port? You already know it.
It might not be the leanest, but it meets the other requirements.
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I wasn't able to get it playing DVDs, but I found ogle on a swedish
site. That plays 'em quite nicely.
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ugh. It's easier to admin the links though. Just get your users to
type 'cd /mnt/dir' instead of 'cd /mnt; cd dir' :-)
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upping it again to (I think) $60 or so.
Register.com will let me get buskey.name with a forwarded email for $25/
year. And I can renew the domain every year so it'll be around for
awhile no matter what my ISP or work does to the domain name.
I'm doing it so
en using netaddress.net/usa.net for a number of years now. But
they're starting to charge for accounts. I like it because I can use
fetchmail with it & it's easy to put out there.
Does Yahoo have POP? Anyone know of a free, long term, POPable, we
27;s not as fast as Exceed or Reflections/X,
but it's good enough.
Now if I could find a free NFS client for XP/2k/98 I'd be all set.
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used it w/ a printcap to get
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>as an argument, which in effect tells the server/spammer that I
>opened the message.
Go into the preferences -> html viewer
http proxy server: localhost
proxy port:
Now those redirects go nowhere, quickly, and you can read the message wit
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Gnumeric is much smaller & handles 90% of the xls files. It's '95
compatible. If you're heavy into spreadsheets, you might miss some of
the functions of excel (freeze rows/columns).
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o good if you need to configure
20-1000 users. As a sysadmin, I'd leave the users to the default setup
& the control panel though.
Mucking with the raw sawfish config files instead of the GUI is like
mucking with sendmail.cf instead of the M4 files.
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This kind of stuff with NAT firewalls has some of the cable & DSL companies
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psax=$(ps ax 2>&1 | wc -l)
pse=$(ps -ef 2>&1 | wc -l)
if [ $psax -gt $pse ]
then
ps_cmd=aux# BSDish ps
else
ps_cmd=-ef# SYSVish ps (OSF, Linux RH 6.0 pick this)
fi
alias psg="ps $ps_cmd | egrep"
psg . is like running w/o the egrep.
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