For example, Gillette uses RFID in its razor packages. Gillette, in
conjunction with retailers, has come up with store shelves which snap a photo
of any potential customer whenever anyone picks up a package of razors off
the shelf.
That could easily be done with other technologies beside
On the other hand, plans for RFID tags go beyond stickers on boxes.
Suppose they were, say, sewn into a jacket? THEN your person becomes
trackable well after you leave the store. A similar argument raged
recently over binding RFID tags into passports, for similar reasons.
See, and these thin
> Please, explain to me how this is a threat.
No, I will not for the following reasons:
1: not relevant to this list.
It was made relevant by you posting about the demonstration. And you are
more then free to post to me off-list.
2: I am certain that conversing with some
Just because *you* don't see the fear doesn't mean that there exists
fear and that this fear might be justified.
You've made a value judgement here; other people might come to
different conclusions.
That's fine, but even after reading the site (overview and FAQ). I don't
see how a glorified
The range isn't really that limited. There are simple plans on the 'net to
build an RFID sniffer that can excite and read most RFID tags from several
meters away.
I agree, I am not quite sure what all the huff about the HP printers is
about though.
Okay, so they know I have a printer.. big dea
Is RFID for inventory really that big of a deal? My understanding
Wal-Mart uses them for inventory control, much like a barcode.
Considering I already carry three RFID cards in my wallet (one for each
datacenter I go to) and then one in each car (EZ Pass) and I had one
when I had an Mobil Spee
A couple things to look for. I have an older Memorex Firewire/USB2 drive
that I love, but if I did it again I would have gotten a different one.
I think it's harder to find one tha doesn't support DVD+/-RW, but just
make sure you get one that does both + and -.
If you can get one that can cha
Has anybody setup a linux server to authenticate via a radius server?
Everything I'm finding is how to setup a radius server, or to do
authentication for other things rather then a linux server (such as ftp,
web pages, etc).
I want to login to a linux box, and have it check it's credentials v
They've had that for a while now.
http://www.google.com/options/specialsearches.html
Michael ODonnell wrote:
Not quite sure what this is or if it's
useful, but this appears to be a google
interface that somehow filters search
results such that they're Linux-related:
http://www.google.com/lin
They run linux at the top of Mt. Washington. I'm sure they've installed
it during January..
While probalby not Ubuntu, it's still impressive :)
Scott Garman wrote:
Since the final release of Ubuntu Breezy came out today, I thought I'd
announce the "Extreme Ubuntu Install Challenge":
http://ww
There are plenty of "carnie-style" food places on the fairgrounds.
And if Ben Scott goes, there will be "carnie-style" people there as well!
Just messin.. I'm actually go this year since I live basically down the
road. Only on Saturday however.
I'll be sure to swing by the booth.
_
What about condoms?
Your sending this to a bunch of geeks...
By the time they get to use the condom they bought, it's probably
already LONG expired..
;)
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and sql/oracle db backups as well.
Anybody have any suggestions.
It also needs reporting as to what's being backed up.
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Well, I'm probably a bit biased working for them.. but..
www.colospace.com
We have datacenters in Manchester, NH and in Marlborough, Somerville,
and Quincy Mass, and we're building one out in Rockland Mass.
888-583-9200, ask for Gary, tell him Travis sent you.
We do shared space (multiple cu
Trees can be removed.
If that's not an option, the dish can be mounted on a mast to put it
above the tree line. Looks a bit funny, but it works, or so I gather
from the mounts I've seen...
Yah, not really an option (the tree removal). The previous owner already
removed way more tree
Hello.. turns out after my move there's to many trees in the way for
DirecTV. This makes me very unhappy, but I got the equipment for close
to free.
I have one normal reciver, and oval dish (dual lnb) and a 40hr DirecTiVo.
I have a guy comming for another go at mounting the dish but I tried a
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/jobseeker/jobsearch/job_detail.html;_ylt=AioLEJQcdE1DWT.mzdld6uP6Q6IX?job_id=JBR5B1QS8&search_url=%2Fjobseeker%2Fjobsearch%2Fsearch_results.html%3Ftype%3Dmain%26metro_area%3D1%26country1%3DUSA%26page_number%3D1%26order_by%3Drelevancy%26reverse_order%3D0%26banded_display%3D1
Hah, you say those things like we have a linux mail server. Sadly, we
use Ipswitch Imail (I know, I know)
It sounds to me like your poor mail server is costing your company lots
of money. Down 50 times and customer communication keeps getting
screwed up - put a number next to that. Then p
So, you want a ticketing system that knows that an e-mail that wasn't
sent through it, where the essential identifying information has been
changed, is part of a particular ticket? Maybe I missed something.
That should be possible based on the subject and header information.
You need to p
We currently use Request Tracker, but it has some limitation. One is
that when you reply to a customer if you don't do it within the
ticketing system it usually generates another ticket.. And when our
CTO does most of his stuff via his blackberry now, that's a lot of
tickets.
Are your head
Does anybody know of a good email based trouble ticketing system.
We currently use Request Tracker, but it has some limitation. One is
that when you reply to a customer if you don't do it within the
ticketing system it usually generates another ticket.. And when our CTO
does most of his stuff
My company is looking for somebody to do the following:
hey know anyone who can do a small migration project to move a MySQL and PHP
site from a Debian Linux server (unpatched since late 2002) to a new RHEL
server running the latest patches. This could lead to more development work on
a regula
Anybody need an ADSL modem?
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I got my DSL line a few years ago. They required a local phone line.
Then I canceled the phone line but had no trouble keeping the DSL...
It's been active ever since. It's SDSL from Speakeasy fwiw. I know
Speakeasy has been offering DSL sans landline POTS for a while now.
SDSL is totally
FYI.. Found this out today (of course right before I move)
Dave C: hey, you there?
Sc00ter: yuppers
Dave C: I think we can now offer the DSL without local service :-)
Dave C: kind of late for you, butthought I'd let you know.
Sc00ter: great, right before I move
Dave C: It is different th
Does anybody know of a program for linux that can open Visio files?
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New guy we hired has a bunch of iMacs he's getting rid of. He has an
auction listing a couple, but he has many more. $50 for 333s, $75 for
some 350s (I think the 350s have 128megs ram).
http://cgi.ebay.com/iMac-G3-333-MHz-64MB-7GB-BLUEBERRY-OS-9-2-2_W0QQitemZ5795210411
let me know if you're in
As I understand it, if MV is a CLEC or they buy from a CLEC (Covad, et.
al.) they're still in the game - otherwise they're subject to Verizon's
whim under the new FCC rule. And why would Verizon have pushed for the
new rule if the status quo were acceptable?
Exactly, MV isn't effected by th
True, it definately is cheaper than Comcast, but the only thing that is
keeping me from switching to Earthlink is the fact that they recently
deregulated(I think that is the correct term), meaning that Comcast no
longer has to allow 3rd parties such as Earthlink over their lines.
Hopefully for
It so happens that Verizon will sell
you DSL in my neighborhood for $30/month but of course the assumption is
that you have a POTS line and that tends to run up to $50/month. Since
Comcast was running at least 3 times faster than DSL (I'm about 8,500'
from the DCO), I stuck with Comcast. I al
This is totally -NOT- official, but Colospace may be replacing or adding
a tech in our Somerville facility.
My Manager asked me to put out some feelers for resumes and ask around.
If you know anybody in the Somerville area that is looking for a job.
Basic sysadim stuff, managing DNS, dealing
Anybody on the list use Earthlink's cable service?
It's cheaper then Comcast.
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My brother's laptop HD died. I have replaced the HD but he requires
windows. Trust me, he's not going to switch as much as I'd like him to.
He of course (over 3 moves) lost his restore disk
It's an Inspiron 8100 with XP Home. It has the key, I just need a
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place? I would be coming from Nashua. Thank you in advance!
Regards,
Jeff Kirkland
Travis Roy wrote:
Just like the name says.. Electronic Surplus.
the best stuff they have is screws, shrink tube, batteries (got
good stuff.
- Original Message -
From: "Ted Roche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "gnhlug Discussion"
Cc: "Travis Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 2:40 PM
Subject: Re: Speaking of x10 and home automation...
Is this the same bunch
Ted Roche wrote:
Is this the same bunch that used to be the mill buildings downtown? I
could always find parts for some hare-brained scheme there!
On Aug 4, 2005, at 4:50 PM, Travis Roy wrote:
ESS in Manchester (by E. Industrial Park Dr.) they have lamp modules
for $7
Correct, they used
ESS in Manchester (by E. Industrial Park Dr.) they have lamp modules for $7
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Beware, TiVos have lots of problems dialing out over VoIP lines. You
have to do some fiddling, and are not guaranteed success.
I'm actually more worried about the other reciver, not the TiVo.
My DirecTiVo actually hasn't dialed out in over 250 days.
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> I have Broadband VoiP service through a company called USA Datanet
> out of Syracuse, NY and the only reason for that is because they use
> our software and I have full access to all of the servers, thus if a
> problem arises I can hop right in and check it out. To them I'm
> just another de
I know where he lives..
it's all MINE!
BWAHAHAHAHAHA
Actually, I wouldn't mind the monitor, but my wife would kill me if I get any
more junk right now..
-- Original Message ---
From: Dan Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: N/A
Cc: gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org
Sent: Fri, 29 Jul 20
I've had some talkes with Brian (Karas) about this, but I wanted to open
it up.
Hopefully (now that the seller finally signed the P&S) I will soon be a
home owner. I've messed with small (firecracker) X10 stuff but in an
apartment it's kind of weird and not the best place to do it.
Anybody h
Turned out that the hostname set on the box did not match the hostname I was
using to connect to the asterisk server.
Once I got them to match it all worked fine.
-- Original Message ---
From: Ed Robbins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Travis Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: gn
> Travis Roy wrote:
> >>Send the sip entry that has the 200 defined in it? Also, double
> >>check X-lite, I've run into many issues with X-lite in the past,
> >>specifically with username/password entry.
> >
> >
>
> Hmmm. I plu
t=5060
nat=yes
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
host=dynamic
dtmfmode=rfc2833
context=from-internal
canreinvite=no
callerid="200" <200>
> Do you have KT&T on a linux box you can fire up?
Nope, not handy.
>
> Ed
>
> Travis Roy wrote:
> >>You need to configure your ast
gt; mailbox=200
>
> FYI,
> Kenny
>
> On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 17:35 -0400, Travis Roy wrote:
> > So I found [EMAIL PROTECTED] while doing some looking into VoIP stuff.
> >
> > I set it up (very easy) but I'm having a problem.
> >
> > I l
k -r
>
> At the command prompt enter:
> set debug 4
> set verbose 4
>
> Watch the REGISTER come in, cut and paste and send to me.
Here's the whole thing:
Sip read:
REGISTER sip:phone.scootz.net SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP
63.251.138.229:33676;rport;branch=z9hG4bKCA8D950035794F579
So I found [EMAIL PROTECTED] while doing some looking into VoIP stuff.
I set it up (very easy) but I'm having a problem.
I load up a softphone on my desktop and try to connect and I get this error:
Jul 14 12:41:10 NOTICE[1579]: Registration from 'Travis Roy
' failed for '6
Damn, it's DEAD!
That actually worked, I was able to mount it, but once I tried to go
anywhere on the drive I got the click of doom.
Ben or Tom, do you have the contact info of that hard drive place we
would send drives to for Net Tech. My brother wants to go that route,
the drive had all hi
Ohhh, that's a good idea.
The drive is starting to click, and being the typical computer user, he
has no backups.. It doesn't click often so there is probably hope to get
most of the stuff off before it totally dies off.
Have you considered booting the laptop up with a Knoppix disk and
offl
My brother's laptop HD is dying.. Anybody have a 2.5" to 3.5" HD adapter
so I can save the day and get the data off the drive..
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> You are his hero, and so is Linux, if you're able to recover ANY
> of his data. (Congratulations!)
Yup, he's very happy :)
Check out his website at www.sidceaserfineart.com.
> Personally, I would treat that "-590295810358704317216" line as a
> partially-burned-through O-ring, an "opportuni
So a friend of mine keeps his livelyhood on an external USB hard drive. The
drive came formatted FAT32 and he was using it on his mac.
He didn't wait for his mac to shutdown fully before unplugging the hard drive.
The mac didn't like the drive anymore, Windows kept saying that it was corrupt
and i
Tip #1 - don't search for Linux, search for Unix, you'll find a lot more
jobs when looking
Tip #2 - don't limit yourself to something to specific
Tip #3 - tell -EVERYBODY- you know you're looking (with the exceiption
of a current boss/blabbing coworkers).
I've also found being a Linux only k
Don't bother with the TV. You're not missing anything. Really.
It's really sad when you have to dismiss an entire medium.
I turn my TV on every now and then just to remind myself what a waste of
bandwidth it is. I mean, if you have hundreds of channels and still
can't find anything to watch,
> On 6/8/05, Travis Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yeah, because joking about Nazis, Religion, and even more so, the two
> > combined, is -ALWAYS- a good idea..
>
> That's right! Because only a Pro Choice, Nazi supporting,
> Republican, un-American, goth
> On 6/8/05, Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > - A former Nazi-supporter became the Pope
> >
> > This "fact" is so ridiculously blown out of proportion, and so
> > ridiculously well-documented, that I'm shocked you, of all people
> > would make a comment like this.
>
> Oh, for cryin
> Are the t-shirts available yet?
We have hats!
> Or the posable action figure?
With kung-fu grip!
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Travis Roy
> > Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 200
PS. Our timeslot blows chunks, and we know :)
That's what PodCasts are for. :) Send us the URL.
No podcasts :( ClearChannel station, so we don't even have the rights to
our own show..
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Well I think I'm established enough to finally announce this on the list.
Two friends of mine do a radio show on AM610 WGIR.
http://wgiram.com/scifi.html
it's call Sci-Fi Saturday Night. I've been doing it since the second show. I
used to do a 15min segment called "Scooter's Week in Geek". They
Neil Schelly is the lucky winner.
Sorry Steven, just a little to slow.. You're on the list if things don't work
out with Neil.
-- Original Message ---
From: "Travis Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org
Sent: Thu, 19 May 2005 18
Who wants a drive array and a scsi card..
you know you do!
http://www.scootz.net/~travis/albums/Camera_Phone/scootznet.jpg
Under my server there is an HP drive array.. It currently has 6 9gig drives. I
also have a AHA-2940W/2940UW card to go with it. SCSI cable with it.
I've had it running unde
They are claimed
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I got some routers for free. Most I sold but I had two left if anybody wants
them.
Cisco 2503
The Cisco 2500 Series of ethernet and token ring routers provide a wide range
of branch office solutions including integrated router/hub and router/access
server models. Each router chassis can accommod
Anybody got a laptop hard drive (slim one) that they are willing to part with.
I got a Inspiron 4100 that works great, except the HD is toast. I'm actually
on it now (Ubuntu LiveCD).
I'll take just about anything since it's just a spare machine, but bigger is
always better.
I was suprised how mu
There's Net Technologies (www.ntisys.com). I used to work there, as did
Ben Scott.
Does anyone know of companies that specialize in either outsourced IT or
on-site IT contracting? I have found a few via Google, but I'm looking
for basically rent-a-sysadmin type of services. Any thoughts? To bring
Listing one public nameserver and one private in the same file is a
sure sign of confusion. Ten-to-one their local IT admin set up their
Windows Active Directory domain name to be the same as their public
domain name -- usually a really bad idea, for reasons like this. Now
s/he's trying to rec
woops.. IGNORE THAT IP ADDRESS :)
not a huge deall.. we're all professionals in here (I hope).
Luckally we're taking over DNS for this customer..
This is from a windows server and I've scrubbed it of customer data, but
is it just me or is this zone file really screwed up:
;
; Database file some
This is from a windows server and I've scrubbed it of customer data, but
is it just me or is this zone file really screwed up:
;
; Database file somecompanyonline.com.dns for somecompanyonline.com zone.
; Zone version: 250207
;
@ IN SOA domainserver.client.com.
I did when it first started.. but there's to much chatter for me and a lot of
stuff I either don't care
about, or is distracting. I might pop on later this week since you brought it
up :)
-- Original Message ---
From: Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Tr
I largely fall into this camp also, but I think they can be
occasionally useful. An example is someone in my position... I've
got a good amount of experience, and I'm a bright guy, but I've been
away from IT for about 3 years. If I had the cash to get myself some
certs before I re-entered the jo
One good reason might be because you'd prefer not to see more
perfectly good stuff end up in a landfill. You might come to the
conclusion that a throwaway society isn't sustainable.
While I agree that if it works for SOMETHING you shouldn't trow it away,
but as far as recycling in general, you ma
And people wonder why I don't trust certifications.
(generally) they don't teach you anything, they just teach you how to
pass a test and get a pretty cert on the wall. It's even more the case
when it comes to MS certs.
Hell, I'm a "certified solaris administrator" but because I never really
wo
Yes, and much more accurate than Ben.
That's possible ;)
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I was thinking about picking up one of those CD Label kit things..
Does anybody have any recommendations.. any work out better for you then
others?
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I have not, but I'm wondering why you would want to? Is it due to
location to your home, cost?
You can get some CHEAP flights out of Manchester, sometimes non-stop.
My wife and I are flying to Las Vegas in July and we're paying just
about $300 round trip, non-stop out of Manchester.. I could hav
But they have no need to know:
- to whom I send e-mail
- when I send e-mail
- from where I send e-mail
Since you are sending your email through their network, couldn't they
find out this information anyway? How does not using their mail server
prevent them from seeing the info you listed ther
You're not going to ge a lot of love around here for complaining about
being blacklisted by SORBS. You'll probably get a few responses
saying that if you want to run your own mail service, you should be
forced to pony up an arbitrary amount of extra cash for business-class
service with a permanen
Most spam these days *are* sent from dynamic IP ranges - poor saps
whose windows machines have been taken over by Russian mafia though
trojans installed through IE and churn out spam without their knowledge.
So blocking dynamic IP blocks *is* a good way to cut back on spam.
It's cutting off t
Hey! At least that's not a joke, and it's for hacking around with linux
stuff.. so it's even on topic.
:)
On Apr 1, 2005 9:38 AM, Travis Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bah, it's bad enough that most of the webpages I frequent are worthless
today, now the linux list
Bah, it's bad enough that most of the webpages I frequent are worthless
today, now the linux list is too!
This is better than selling your child to fulfill a gadget fetish!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Kevin D. Clark
Sent: Friday
Does anybody have a HD they don't need anymore 80gig or greater?
I'm looking to hack around with my TiVo.
Stupid taxman took away my play funds for stuff like this.
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Why would the customer ports be specified as VLAN trunk ports? That's
not how you'd typically set it up.
The port setup as the trunk port is the one going to the router, not the
customer ports.
The "bleeding" is happening between some vlan'd and nonvlan'd ports.
I figured it out with the help from a friend at Nortel (HAH).
Please let me know if this makes sense.
Not all customer on the switch are on a vlan. So customers not on a vlan
are dumping traffic onto customers with a vlan via the trunk port (to
the router).
The fix is to put EVERY customer on a
Hello, we're having an odd issue with on of our cisco switches.
It's showing the same traffic (via MRTG/RRDTool graphs) for different
ports. It seems like traffic is "bleeding" from one port to another.
It's not broadcast traffic because it's not on EVERY port. It even seems
to be happening acro
I've been fighting with this for the past few weeks and it's just not
working right.
I'm trying to setup shared calendars with webdav and apache.
I followed the various how-tos, but it's still not working.
Has anybody set this up that could help me out?
Basically it's serving the directory like a
I've been fighting with this for the past few weeks and it's just not
working right.
I'm trying to setup shared calendars with webdav and apache.
I followed the various how-tos, but it's still not working.
Has anybody set this up that could help me out?
Basically it's serving the directory like a n
You might be able to fix this with the Win2K CD. I know that with XP's,
you can boot to the recovery console and run "fixmbr"; ISTR that you can
do the same with Win2k's CD ... maybe not, but it's worth a try.
I forgot to mention, I do not have the Win2k CD
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So I had a dual boot win2k/linux box. I now have a seperate box for linux.
I wiped out the linux partition on the windows box and well.. I said
"oh, I'll fix the mbr later". Well, windows did an update over the night
and when it rebooted no MBR..
The PC doesn't have a floppy drive.
Does anybody
Two great guides:
http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/fcmyth.php
http://home.comcast.net/~alf_park/mythtv.html
I used the Fedora guide when I built my MythTV box. Honestly, I was less
then impressed and now that I have DirecTV with a DirecTiVo I didn't
have any need for the MythTV box.
I found it still v
Note that they did the same thing when it came to the national
do-not-call list. Then Congress just went and gave them the authority
they needed.
I'd expect the same to happen here unless people do something about it.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4290315.stm
In short:
The US broadcast r
If you are looking for a real dialup ISP (v.s. something to use every
once in a while when away from your broadband) mv is a good choice. I
used them for many years in the pre ADSL, Cable modem days.
Oh, one thing. I don't know if they still offer this. If you have DSL
with MV, you get (or used
MV Communications
www.mv.com
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> Hi
>
> Does anyone know of any ISP's that h
Does anybody know of any id3 tag editors for the console that do v2
editing. I tried mp3info and id3ed, they are both id3v1 only :(
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So needing a quick desktop install on a spare box I decided (since I had
like 8 spare Ubuntu CD's laying around that they sent me for free) to
try Ubuntu again.
I must say, now that there's been a few updates, and also this helpful
starter guide (http://ubuntuguide.org/) I'm most impressed.
Mo
Historically, IIRC, just downloading an ISO was not easy to do.
If it is now, that's a welcome change. But I still don't want to
spend 4 hours downloading a bunch of software that's 3 years
old...
How was it hard? You follow the links, visit the mirrors, and download it.
I believe that's wron
By the way, everyone here is a nazi, therefore I hereby declare this
debate/thread/discussion over! :)
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAH
Yah, that will make this stop :)
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I'm top posting.. so deal.
If you don't like up2date or yum, go get apt-get for rpm and shut your yap.
http://apt.freshrpms.net/
it's like bitching that the tires on your ford is not the same as the
tires on your chevy, just go get the same freakin' tires that's on the
ford if you don't like the
Me too. If this isn't fixed in a few days, I'll report it.
Better use the anon tip line, or a gang of broken images might come to
beat you up.
I'm tired, leave me alone :)
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I had the same issue.
On Feb 8, 2005, at 2:57 PM, Kevin D. Clark wrote:
This would be a good place to look at these:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.org.user-groups.linux.gnhlug
Went there, clicked on the top message, coincidentally from me. Clicked
on the top line (the From: me) and got a page
Ahh, think you very much Jeff.
We are running the latest rpm package of bind, but it is one that
suffers from these bugs.
We'll probably have to just roll our own.
On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 12:31:03PM -0500, Travis Roy wrote:
This started cropping up last week. Our DNS server is running fine,
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