Linux Lingam wrote:
1) does not allow anonymous comments. forces someone to get an account
on blogger. bleaaah!
This is more to prevent automated comment spam I guess. Nothing wrong in
going through the manual process of creating an anonymous sounding name
like linuxlingam and commenting on it.
I would like to request Sandip to point creative.lug-delhi.org ( since I
no longer believe its the community that controls linux-delhi.org domain
and Sandip doesn't claim anything official about what is on his domain )
to the original site and can Mairu ( who also happens to moderate the
Tarun Dua wrote:
I would like to request Sandip to point creative.lug-delhi.org ( since I
no longer believe its the community that controls linux-delhi.org domain
and Sandip doesn't claim anything official about what is on his domain )
to the original site and can Mairu ( who also happens
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
While I have no problem pointing creative.lug-delhi.org to the previous
content, my personal wish is that all community interactions happen
under the linux-delhi.org domain. lug-delhi.org is supposed to be a
passive supplemental(non-overlapping) resource for the LUG.
At 2005-02-14 14:25:28 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a few things that have come up in the recent discussions.
The domainname management.
The external URL's implying association with the site. Someone very
conviniently sidestepped this issue.
The putting up of sponsorship logo's and
Abhijit Menon-Sen wrote:
Plus the fact that, apart from the half-dozen or so people getting all
worked up about the issue, nobody seems to have any idea what the site
is/does/wants, or what the fuss is about.
I assume it is about the fact that Creative Technologies wishes to have
control of the
--- Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vivek, can you please reconsider and work along with
the original team
I have infact started working again on creative dot.
As for sponsoring issue here is the sequence of
eventsreconstructed from the emails on creative in
my mail box
vivek khurana wrote:
You are entitled to your view of sequence of events.
clicked on the link it turned out to be a website of a
compnay which has nothing to do with web hosting and
Well I am not sure why a webhost needs to sponsor in the first place.
Now i dont know when did Sudev came into
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Ghane Creative is a trademark of Creative Technologies Pte Ltd.
Ghane Linux is a trademark of Linus Trovalds. ILUG-D is a
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Hi all,
I have installed SFU 3.5 on windows 2000 server running Acitve Directory.
Started USername Mapping,NIS server and NFS server on the machine.Also mapped
corresponding users of active directory with Unix users.At client side I used
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