> Is (has) anyone using Bacula for network backups? If so, can you give
> some feedback on what you think of the system? TIA.
I tried it for a day or so, didn't like it, though it was to bloated for my
needs. Ended up going with hdup:
http://miek.nl/projects/hdup16/hdup16.html
it works GRE
> How about a nice, universal package manager? Not Alien, but something
> more userfriendly. Something that will automatically figure out
> recursive layers of dependencies, search all kinds of archives for them,
> and do it all automagically (with just user confirmation...)
I think a nice frien
> I've always seen the GIMP vs. Photoshop issue as one primarily due to
> the monopoly-like dominance of Photoshop. That combined with factors like
a
> quirky UI, the lack of an "official" Windows GIMP port, and the fact that
> the users of these programs typically aren't the deepest, meant th
There is no mod_bandwith or mod_throttle for Apache2. I read on one
forum online about somebody using mod_bandwith on their Apache2 server.
My question is, has anybody else tried this and have it work, or, is
there any other options for somebody running Apache2?
-Travis
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I'm not saying a commercial software package can't work for Linux,
but in the past it hasn't for many Linux game companies,
The only company I know of who falls into that category is Loki, and
as I mentioned elsewhere, they failed because the managment gutted the
company, not because they weren't s
It took a little work to get the video card to work right (nVidia's
problem, really) and the VPN to my job was slow getting started, but
once set up the only things I found lacking are game and some
proprietary multimedia support.
We most also not forget that the average home user does not want to
The perception to many people is that their access provider will
not support you if you use anything other than the listed
applications
The super clueless are perhaps a lost cause in any event.
But in order for things to progress for /US/, we need /THEM/. IOW, we
need a market for high-quality pr
> Anyway I think you guys all made your points (better than I did),
> and I'm dropping out of this, now clearly non-profitable thread.
These threads can be profitable?! :)
> I think it got pulled quite far afield from Maddog's original query.
and
> that's too bad. He was looking at something pr
--- Jeff Kinz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Based on what I've seen - Quicken
Linux equivalent: GnuCash. It is quite nice, actually.
GNUCash is NOT a replacement for Quicken, it has at least half of the
features missing, if not more.
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> Is there a reason that you are installing RHL 9? Why not install fedora
> core 1 ( aka RHL 10 ) ? Just a thought.
I know that on my new server Fedora did NOT like my drive array for some
odd reason. Worked great with RH9, no problems with software raid or
anything, but I could just not get it
You know why linux will fail on the desktop for most families..
When Matt comes home with his new copy of Grand Theft Auto from the
store and can't play it because they're running that weird linux thing
rather then windows.
Same thing for any other "cool" software the family is looking for..
Y
Hi, one of my new projects at my new job is to set up some network/server
monitoring. Right now they're leaning towards What's Up Gold. Mostly
because it's fairly easy to setup and I've used it in the past at two
previous jobs.
I would like to switch to something linux based. I'm installing Nagios
I -think- if you turn off the warning in IE it will take care of that..
it's under the internet options, advanced tab, under security.. If that
doesn't you'll have to "install" the cert as a trusted one, I don't
recall how to do that off the top of my head.
I do the same thing and I just bit th
I also would suggest MV.. They are the best (and not just because I
worked for them 5 years ago).
Just to give you an idea.. I have DSL (768/768 ADSL). They probably
give me a few more static IPs then usual because I'm still friends with
a lot of the people there, but I'm currently only using 2
I sent the first message to a friend of mine at Nortel, he does support
for their huge client's routers.. Anyway, here's what he had to say:
--- Start Message ---
They are forcing his connection through a Nortel VPN box, which has it's
own firewall rules on what to allow and not to allow.
As far
Dude, this may sound harsh, but life changes. Deal with it. I've been
hired for 1st shift jobs and been told that business need has changed
and if I want to keep my job I have to start working 2nd shift. I've
been at companies that have decided to relocate to a new facility 45
miles away from the o
>
> In a message dated: Mon, 02 Feb 2004 12:27:39 EST
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
>> This took me 25 minutes,
>
> I hope your boss isn't reading this list ;)
This is funny, because he is reading the list..
(BTW Tom, this only took 2 minutes)
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> That is also hogwash. Who wanted the DMCA? Who wanted the Patriot
> act? NO ONE, except for those who it directly benefited (law
> enforcement, RIAA/MPAA cartel, whatever). Those with enough money or
> influence to see that they passed. Was there public outcry about
> these bills, beforea th
> However, (and I'm really not looking for flames) I can't for the life of
> me understand why people still would vote for George Bush / Republican
> after 9/11
Because some people think he's the best person for the job? For whatever
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> I as an independant,
> were I a citizen of NH, could have voted in the primary, and would
> have probably voted for old Al. Not because I like him, or because I
> even have the feintest notion he might win or make a decent president,
> but simply because it would be one more vote cast and _agai
> Keep in mind that NH tends to lean towards republican, and for most
> republicans there was not much (if any) reason to go to the polls
> yesterday.
This is very true, also the fact that a lot of independents (like myself)
tend to side with the right a bit probably didn't go to vote either. I kn
> I have a client in MN who uses qwest as his isp. I host his site and email
> and until yesterday at 3 pm he was able to send and receive just fine. His
> POP address is domain.com and his smtp address was something.qwest.net. In
> his calls to qwest he is getting the usual runaround "you can't
>
> Along that same front, the "business" users here have been using
> Office X for Mac OS, which means they've been using Entourage (the Mac
> name for Outlook) as their PIM/Mail client. This means that we
> have all the
> stupidity of Outlook on the Mac.
Just an FYI, Entourage is not that close t
> I see no chance of Habeas actually
> suing someone over copyright infringement and/or having any net effect.
Except according to their website, they have, and they won.
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I noticed that too, then I looked at the headers:
X-Habeas-SWE-1: winter into spring
X-Habeas-SWE-2: brightly anticipated
X-Habeas-SWE-3: like Habeas SWE (tm)
X-Habeas-SWE-4: Copyright 2002 Habeas (tm)
X-Habeas-SWE-5: Sender Warranted Email (SWE) (tm). The sender of this
X-Habeas-SWE-6: email in e
believe it or not, my friend Dick Morrell of Smoothwall fame pointed
me to
this fantastic site that maintains rpms for end-of-lifed RH distros
(like
6.2) so I've upgraded most of my apps...
Could you provide the name and address of the site? :)
Here it is...
http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/a
> From: "Colin"@datasquire.net
Are they all coming from that address? Looks like something just searching
for open relays to me.. I would just watch the logs and if it's from the
same IP just block it and report it to the ISP that controls that IP.
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> Perhaps we should come up with a procmail rule that attempts to filter
> out this sort of spam. For example, filter out mail "from"
> ebay+paypal that doesn't refer back to ebay/paypal using a https URL.
ebay doesn't use https for logins by default...
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2003/7/21/12
Sorry for the off-topic post, but both my brother and my parents got
burnt by this so I thought I would let all you know so you can inform
your family members..
Some guy is setting up a site at various webhosting places and then
sending out spam that looks like it's coming from ebay. You ent
> Since now I have to implement a 'full' e-commerce solution for the
> Knowledge Institute (buzgate.org), I wonder if Dave or anyone could help
> me out by defining the major steps and time allocated to creating a full
> osCommerce installation (like a project outline). For example, is
> setti
> > This position is for a one-person systems administration team
>
> Just remember there is no ' I ' in T E A M.
Then you spell it TIEM
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> But Debian's whole process --
> and apt-get's ease-of-use -- is really, really hard to argue with.
I know this has also been said a hundred times before.. but apt is NOT the
packaging system deb is.. you can get apt for Redhat and use it with RPMS...
up2date (if you pay for it) works kind of lik
> Hi, all. Looking for a video card. I'd like it to be:
>
> o Well supported by -stock- XF86,
> o reasonably quick (does NOT have to be "latest and greatest")
> o reasonably inexpensive (preferably under $100)
> o support 1600x1200x16 or higher
I've used TNT and TNT2 cards with great results.. T
Over 1130 folders with over 65982 messages (I say "over", because this
is just the mail I've been concerned enough with to port into
evolution). As far as disk space, all I can say is that its over 1GB
and
intermingled with a lot of other files.
I'm sorry, but how could you possible be required to
> Using a web-based IMAP client might also fit the bill, however, the
> current version of that is IMP, and it's just barely better than not
> having access to e-mail at all :)
Why not use squirrelmail.. it's MUCH better then IMP
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I know people here don't like topposts but whatever...
Get a spam filter (spam assassin works nicely)
Set up whitelists
Set up those autoresponder things to prove that a real person is sending you
email to auto-add them to your whitelist
Dump emails with words like enlarge and viagra and boobs
Do
> Good Linux alternative?
> I am hosting their mail on my server temporarily (sendmail) but what can I
> offer for virus protection on the server rather than for each end user?
You could always dump email with executable attachments. Not sure how to do
it in Sendmail but I know there's a way. I kn
> I recently looked at a Kyocera 7135. Pricey, but it is supported by
> Linux (at least the Palm part is). And it supports https on the web
> browser and says its mail client has imap support - but I haven't tried
> it yet.
I looked at one of these for BURST! Media when I worked there. It was an
o
> Does anyone know of anything like the Blackberry which either supports
> MacOS X (which the Blackberry does not!) OR has an IMAP/SSL capable
> e-mail client?
Check the iSync site.
http://www.apple.com/isync/devices.html
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> My next question would be "How do I have procmail handle maildir
> format?" An example from my current .procmailrc:
>
> # Filter mail from my sister to a particular mbox
> :0 :Personal.lck
> * From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> "Personal/Laura"
This is what I have
# List Geek
:0:
* ^(To|Cc): [EMAIL PR
1) Is there a good guide for newbie's to courier? Especially wrt uw
converts?
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/virt-mail-howto.xml
While somewhat gentoo specific there's still a lot of info here. I used
to use UWIMAP when running RedHat, I found this walkthru very easy to
follow.
2) Does courier a
> Maybe I should consider using Ogg for my encoding format. It *is* a
> little bit irritating sitting down to work at a newly installed Linux
> box only to find out that I can't play my music because of patent
> issues (or, at least, not without installing extra software).
Installing extra softwa
Does ID3 and ID3v2 tags while it's at it.
What are these?
If you have an MP3 player (WinAmp, XMMS, iTunes) that can read them
they give you a bunch of info on the song and the info is stored within
the MP3 file. Basically it's Artist, Album, Song, Year, and a bunch of
other stuff, ID3v2 is the s
http://www.hispalinux.es/~data/abcde.php
abcde is by far the BEST ripper I've found. It's basically a front end
for other utils but it's -GREAT-. The default is OGG but you can change
that (I have a portable player). It's easy, once you configure how you
want stuff to be organized you just put
I agree, zoneedit is GREAT, free up to 5 domains. There's another
service like them but I don't use called easydns. But my vote goes for
zoneedit
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 09:54 PM, Bill Mullen wrote:
On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, joe kagenski wrote:
I was wondering if anyone has a suggestion f
I've noticed that all of the other mailing lists I belong to have a
"X-Mailing-List" header. Any reason this one doesn't?
-Travis
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> > I used to hear tons of DSL horror stories.. Those are mostly gone now,
> > unless you're on the frindge of the service area things go very
> > smoothly. My DSL (MV.com) install went easier then any of my cable
> > installs.
> David Kramer has DSL and lost his accesss yesterday for about a day.
> (I'm also *very* disappointed that there's no serial port on these
> modems, though, ironically, on my "Digital Cable" set-top box there
> is?! :)
They don't want you to have to much control of your cable modem. For a while
there was a way to configure it with SNMP and get it "uncapped". They fi
I agree. My parents have comcast and they didn't need to register the
computer MAC, just the modem MAC with some web interface. The "install CD"
is basically a pretty front end for the webpage, at least as far as I can
tell.
Just call up Comcast and tell tech support that the tech dropped off the
Any chance you can send the headers of these emails to the list for us
to take a look at.
On Thursday, September 18, 2003, at 04:10 PM, Jon maddog Hall wrote:
So, I am not really a "security minded person". Those people I usually
simply bow to and hope that the patches come out fast enough that
http://www.openpkg.org/security/OpenPKG-SA-2003.040-openssh.html
http://bugs.debian.org/211434
3rd one in two days... that's just bad.
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> I find amusing that the adm account on this machine has a mailbox full
> of spam. Amusing tho it may be, how can I stop it from happening?
You can use some kind of spam blocking software. Anything from spamassassin
to a white-list style.
> Additionally, i've been getting attacked from ipt.aol.c
http://www.hinterlands.org/ver/txt/
seems it is possible to opt out as well..
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Travis Roy
> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 8:18 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Greater NH Linux User Grou
> This will have the immediate effect of making network trouble-shooting
> much more difficult. Before, a mis-typed domain name in an email address,
> web browser, or other network configuration item would result in
> an obvious
> error message. You might not have known what to do about it, but
Here's a sendmail talk for ya..
"use postfix" :)
j/k
On Tuesday, September 9, 2003, at 04:32 PM, Steven W. Orr wrote:
I would really enjoy a one nighter where someone could spoonfeed a
sendmail programming seminar to me. I'm talking about a lucid talk on
how
to read and write subroutines and f
l Gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 1:38 PM
> To: Travis Roy
> Subject: Re: Just some stuff...
>
>
>
> Hi Travis,
>
> > The second one is kinda cool.. Basically it's this. I have a server
> > running RH9. I also have a FM tune
Hi Travis. This sounds like something I'd like to try myself. Can you
recommend a good FM tuner card to get?
I have just a old TV card with FM tuner. Be sure to invest in a good FM
antenna. Here's my FM script, I use cron to tell it when to go off.
(this is for cartalk obviously)
scootz root # mo
I've been working on some stuff that I'll tell you about in a second
but I wanted to know what you all thought of it. Once I get it totally
finished I was also wonder what you thought of a workshop on it. One
thing is that it would have to be at my apartment so if there is a
large interest (mor
Gone!
:)
You're all to slow
On Monday, September 1, 2003, at 11:42 AM, Travis Roy wrote:
I have a NEC MultiSync C500
Works fine, just don't need it anymore and it's taking up space.
Whoever wants it has to come get it. I live in Manchester, NH and work
in Salisbury, MA... Wh
I have a NEC MultiSync C500
Works fine, just don't need it anymore and it's taking up space.
Whoever wants it has to come get it. I live in Manchester, NH and work
in Salisbury, MA... Whatever place is better.
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I would think the best way is to set up somebody with unblocked port 25 to
recive email to you and have them set up something to redirect email to you
on another port. I know zone edit has some funky thing that Ben B. set up
with the port 80 block on MediaOne was in effect. Don't know if you could
I second this.. Signull also uses it (http://store.signull.com - cheap
plug)
On Monday, August 25, 2003, at 04:20 PM, Morbus Iff wrote:
>I'm looking for recommendations on shopping cart software.
I use osCommerce (.com), and have been happy with. Open
sourced, PHP, strong community, lots of plu
If you check out freevix, I would like to here how it
worked out
Okay! Well, it took me probably 5 hours to get from downloading to
actually get it working. If I had more of a clue I probably would have
had it working sooner.
1st problem was that I made the decision to do the network boot with
o did
> not have many issues regarding performance unless there was recording
> involved, then you would want some beefier hardware.
>
> Derek Doucette
> http://derek.homeunix.org
>
> Travis Roy said:
> > I was messing with a cool project called Geexbox (www.geexbox.org).
1) It would conflict, anyway, since they're on the same port, and
2) Are you sure you want to be using bootp and/or dhcp on the same
subnet
as your ISP? How would your client host even get an IP? It's pretty
unlikely -- unless your ISP is pretty generous -- that you've got
multiple
IPs with whi
Okay, I'm trying to set up a bootp server but I can't for the life of
me find an example for what I want to do..
The man pages for bootparams shows this:
For example:
dummy root=host:/export/dummy/root \
swap=host:/export/dummy/swap \
dump=host:/export/du
I was messing with a cool project called Geexbox (www.geexbox.org).
It's basically a mini-linux dist. that lets you play stuff on your TV.
I was having issues with Geexbox (it let me play audio CDs. If I tried
mpegs, DVDs, or MP3s it would just freeze) so I was wondering if
anybody knew of any
Nevermind :) I figured out how to do it with minicom
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Travis Roy
> Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 8:09 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: term program?
>
>
> Okay, thi
Okay, this is only a stupid question because I've never had to do it :)
I have a nice used baystack 350 that I got and it works like a champ but I
want to console into it. I already did with hyperterm on my windows box, but
how the hell do I do it on my Linux box! :)
I figured this would be bette
> Linksys, Netgear et. al. have 8 port switches. I did not check prices or
> availability in local stores.
I was hoping to get something used and/or cheap. The one I had I paid $25
for and was probably over $100 new. Plus most of the ones at Staples/Best
Buy/Office Max/CompUSA are switching hubs,
> If I have a private party at my house, there may be 1000 guests.
> This large number of guests makes it no less a private party... But I
> need to give my home address to each of those 1000 people, and trust
> them not to give it out to psychos, lunatics, or other random people
> to whom I would
Mine got the uplink and another port cooked in today's lovely storm.. If you
really want to read about it go here:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/sc00ter/90690.html
But basically I need at least 8 ports, 100mb would be best, and I want a
real switch, not one of those stupid switching hub things
> It should be possible to participate in a public forum without being
> forced to reveal your private information. We do not require people
> who show up at LUG meetings to give out their home addresses; nor
> should we do similar here. This mailing list, like many, avails the
> subscriber of tw
Okay this is extreamly strange but let me give it a shot to the list..
We have two sites (auth.signull.com and store.signull.com) they both
have ssl certs for online payment via authorize.net. Now I set up
auth.signull.com on the primary interface and store.signull.com on a
virtual interface an
> Can you give me some example sites? I will then follow up with
> them to show
> them the problem it causes.
Sorry no, I had a problem back when I used M1 and I lost my reverse, it took
me MONTHS to get them to fix it, but I don't remember the site that was
giving me trouble.
_
> Dan Jenkins wrote:
> > Cons:
> > * No reverse DNS for IP numbers. I've asked. They've never understood
> > the question.
>
> What are the implications of this?
Some FTP sites will not let you connect, some web sites won't let you into
"secure" information.. For some reason they use the DNS name
I have MV Communications for my DSL with a Westel DSL modem like this:
http://ebay3.ipixmedia.com/abc/M28/_EBAY_aba3457ed36aef8e5393e11d18815f4b/i-
1.JPG
No PPPoE crap, the TOS/AUP is basically don't spam, don't bother other,
other then that we don't really care. I pay $85/month for 768/768 ADSL,
oh duh, laptop keyboard..
Don't mind me, I'm retarded (and both you Bens out there can keep your
mouth shut about that comment) :)
On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 06:15 PM, Bill Freeman wrote:
My keyboard is starting to flake out, particularly the left
ctrl key, which is a hard thing fo
I like a good old clicky keyboard myself. You can usually find nice
ones at computer shows. Old AT style things that you will probably need
an adapter for. They're loud, they're big, but they last just about
forever and I like the feel of them much better.
If you're looking for something small
http://www.hippopress.com/features/030717_unplugged.html
http://scootz.net/~travis/Union_Leader/
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> However, they charge more than I'm willing to pay for a static IP.
> So, I'm wondering about which DSL firewall boxes are decent, and can
> they handle dynamic IP addresses? Or, is it just easier to use
> iptables/netfilter on my system at home and make that the router/
> firewall for my network
> That will not work for the OP, since he mentions he uses Comcast, and
> Comcast blocks outbound connects to TCP port 25. You have to use their
> relays.
They don't yet.. I know many people that run smtp servers on comcast that
don't have to relay thru the comcast smtp server.
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Travis Roy
> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 9:52 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: What's the best way to automatically swap smart hosts
> (sendmail)?
>
>
> Another way is pop-auth.
>
>
Another way is pop-auth.
You check your mail and then your IP address is put into a file and you're
allowed to send for some time (usually 15mins)
I did that for a long time until I switched to SMTP auth. MediaOne also did
pop-auth for a long time.
This is what I used - http://poprelay.sourcefor
You can get money from these people...
http://osiris.978.org/~brianr/telemarketing/
Buddy of mine got some..
You just have to remember these simple rules..
- Log the Date/Time of the call
- Get the -FULL- name of the person calling you, if they're a legit
telemarketer they have to by law
- Find
> AFAICT, today's opening is for customers WEST of the Mississippi, and that
> us Easterners will have to wait a bit.
The website works for anybody, it's just the phone number that doesn't work
in the east.
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I have a NeXT color slab with monitor/keyboard/mouse that's gotta go, I
need the room more then the 'puter. It has NeXT Step 3.2 on it, I
haven't booted it in ages and I think the install is a bit hosed.
Free to whoever wants it..
I live in Manchester, NH.. Work in Salisbury, MA.. You can pick
When M1/AT&T blocked port 80 during code red everybody moaned and bitched..
They eventually lifted the block but one of my friends didn't get lifted, he
still had a blocked port 80, so did everybody on his node..
Well, to make a long story short, he called about it and now he forever has
port 80 b
Alright, FINALLY found an example for #1
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth1 -p tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to
207.22.18.51
Now I'm working on getting #2..
> I need two rules...
>
> 1. Anybody comin' thru interface eth1 gets sent to 1.2.3.4:80
> 2. The person with the IP address 10.1.2.3 is allo
I sent this to another list, thought I would ask around here too..
> I need two rules...
>
> 1. Anybody comin' thru interface eth1 gets sent to 1.2.3.4:80
> 2. The person with the IP address 10.1.2.3 is allowed to get by that
> redirect
>
> PLEASE HELP!
>
>
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> The only document I ever signed was the Continental Cablevision
> document. Somewhere in my archives I may have email from a VP
> authorizing an internal network. I could probably use that if Comcast
> starts playing hardball but it would be more like, "our agreement
> supercedes that, cease and
I got both the KDE and the Gnome one last night to try them out on my
powerbook and G3 tower. Overall they're okay, they're good to get a feel for
linux on a Mac they do have some shortcomings but most of that is probably
because I'm spoiled by how well the Knoppix LiveCD works.
Both boot just fin
> Yeah, I've never quite gotten this either. You declare it as a trade
> secret, but don't file a patent on it because that would release the
> trade secret to the public. But without the patent, in theory, you
> have no protection. So, what good does declaring it a 'trade secret'
> do you if an
I have to agree.. BitTorrent is GREAT. That's how I got my RH9 ISOs and it
is very fast.
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Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 9:57 AM
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Subject: BitTorrent
Hi,
Trying to download Red
FYI for a workaround
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From: kenta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu Apr 3, 2003 7:37:46 PM US/Eastern
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: aol.com
On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 17:07, Jon Vincent wrote:
Ok, for a workaround to aol blocking dynamic IPs from relaying, just
do
this (if r
I've noticed the market get slowly better and better.. All my friends that
lost their jobs now have tech jobs.. Same with me. Sure, they don't pay as
much, but they're jobs and we all still make okay money. Everybody I know
now works for a company that sells a real product or service and not some
p
> Was 8.0 that bad that only another .0 release could fix it?
That would be my guess.. Their "BlueCurve" thing didn't go over to well..
Plus it can't play or encode MP3s out of the box.. not that it's hard to
fix, but it was annoying. 8.0 is also EXTREAMLY bloated. There were some
things I liked a
It's either a version leap (keep the version number close to other Linux
dists).. Why would I buy Linux 8 from this RedHat company when I can get
Linux 9 from this other company (I know it's wrong, but people looking at a
box and know nothing about linux).
Or, it's VERY close to April 1st (for peo
That is odd.. did you check redhat's bugzilla.. Perhaps try the rawhide rpms
from rpmfind.net
One quesion.. Why Koffice over Abiword and the rest of the gnome stuff.. I
found going from MS Word to Abiword to be much easier then going to
Koffice..
- Original Message -
From: "Cole Tuininga
> I like fudge.
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