OK, this seems like it should be obvious but I'm
not getting anywhere.
I work in a corporate environment where the
networking infrastructure (particularly the DHCP)
is all Windows stuff and the guy in charge of it
understands very little about DHCP and nothing at
all about Linux, so he's not
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Michael ODonnell wrote:
I work in a corporate environment where the
networking infrastructure (particularly the DHCP)
is all Windows stuff and the guy in charge of it
understands very little about DHCP and nothing at
all about Linux, so he's not much use. I swapped
the
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Michael ODonnell wrote:
I work in a corporate environment where the
networking infrastructure (particularly the DHCP)
is all Windows stuff and the guy in charge of it
understands very little about DHCP and nothing at
all about Linux, so he's not much use. I swapped
the
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On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 10:32:46AM -0400, Michael ODonnell wrote:
I did RTFM but can't find anything that tells how to direct the
client to inform the server that the lease should expire.
Not that I've ever done it, but what about spoofing
the command on the window client is from the dos prompt issue the command:
ipconfig /release
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From: Dan Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Forcing expiration of DHCP lease
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004,
those of you who were at last month's SLUG meeting probably remember
how interested i was in the talk on GIMP to be given at our next meeting...
alas, i will be in class that night and be unable(!) to attend. if anyone
would care to .mp3 the presentation for me, i would greatly appreciate
it.
greetings, all, i could use your help...
at the last CentraLUG meeting (2004.05.03), i seem to have lost the
DONGLE for my PCMCIA nic...
if anyone has seen it, please drop me a line. thanks!
dave
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Hi all -
Does anyone know of a package which can provide a search capability
for a Web site - including searching in PDF and .DOC files?
It can even be proprietary for this need...
TIA
-Bill
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On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Richard A Sharpe wrote:
the command on the window client is from the dos prompt issue the command:
ipconfig /release
That is the command to release the IP on the CLIENT.
I was talking about removing an issued lease from the DHCP SERVER.
And, releasing the IP from the
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 03:21:01PM -0400, Bill Sconce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a package which can provide a search capability
for a Web site - including searching in PDF and .DOC files?
It can even be proprietary for this need...
Google.com does this, and Google makes search
alas, i will be in class that night and be unable(!) to attend. if anyone
would care to .mp3 the presentation for me, i would greatly appreciate
it. my classroom also has window$ boxen on broadband if anyone can think
of a nerdier solution to this unfortunate scheduling conflict
As an
On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 15:21, Bill Sconce wrote:
Hi all -
Does anyone know of a package which can provide a search capability
for a Web site - including searching in PDF and .DOC files?
It can even be proprietary for this need...
TIA
-Bill
I've deployed WebGlimpse for a client's
It's been a while since I thought about Glimpse/WebGlimpse but
they might be of interest. Once upon a time they were somewhere
near http://glimpse.cs.arizona.edu/ but much has changed since
they began - they alienated part of their audience when they
went from something resembling FOSS to a
It's been a while since I thought about Glimpse/WebGlimpse but
they might be of interest. Once upon a time they were somewhere
near http://glimpse.cs.arizona.edu/ but much has changed since
they began - they alienated part of their audience when they
went from something resembling FOSS to a
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Well, now that Microsoft has patented double-clicking and given Amazon's
one-click patent*, I might as well throw away my mouse, right?
It's a good thing I kept up my commandline skills...no one has a patent
on typing, do they?! :-)
(* Yes, I know Amazon's patent is related to
On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 15:21, Bill Sconce wrote:
Hi all -
Does anyone know of a package which can provide a search capability
for a Web site - including searching in PDF and .DOC files?
How about namazu? For debian users, use: apt-get install namazu2
I've been using it on my laptop (mostly
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