On Wed, Dec 15, 1999 at 02:06:43AM +0200, Muli B.Y. wrote:
I'm writing a small utility which will discover when I connect/
disconnect from the net, by watching the net interface (ppp0, eth0,
etc). Right now I have the source to aprogram called gpppkill which does
this- however, the sources
Title: RE: FTP Proxy Recommendations
Thanks for your attention to my problem.
Here started a mini-discussion about SQUID, so I would like to point to the reasons I decided that SQUID is not enough: I can not (or maybe don't know how to) get entire directories using Netscape - No1, and can
Here started a mini-discussion about SQUID, so I would like to point to the
reasons I decided that SQUID is not enough: I can not (or maybe don't know
how to) get entire directories using Netscape - No1, and can not configure
MS FTP clients to work through SQUID - No2. So my decision was: to
Neer hello
Try to find in Amazon books about Linux/Unix - there are several books wich
indeed not so bad.
As one who are learning/working in this too, I can recommend the "Linux
Programming Unleashed" By SAMS.
Its a very extended book which talk about all the new methods of: RPM
programming,
hi,
if you
know c/c++
you shouldnt have any problem.
just take sources look at them.
you
can learn by your self programming C under linux start looking and simple
sources and move to more comlicated its not difficult at all.
and if
you have questions about C++ under linux im sure u can ask
the best times I could reserve a classroom for us is 11am and on (we can
stay there until we get kicked out again) the classroom has a projector
and whiteboard. I'll try to get an earlier room reserved for the month
after. hope you all come!
--
Ira Abramov ; whois:IA58 ; www.scso.com ; all
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Chaim Zadok wrote:
Neer hello
Try to find in Amazon books about Linux/Unix - there are several books wich
indeed not so bad.
[... snipped ...]
Please be advised that there is a boycott of Amazon, due to their attempt
to enforce their "1-Click shopping" software
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999 14:00:32 +0200 (IST) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Omer Zak) wrote:
Please be advised that there is a boycott of Amazon, due to their attempt
to enforce their "1-Click shopping" software patent. Anyone who values
the Open Source concept should take this boycott into account.
This
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Herouth Maoz wrote:
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999 14:00:32 +0200 (IST) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Omer Zak) wrote:
Please be advised that there is a boycott of Amazon, due to their attempt
to enforce their "1-Click shopping" software patent. Anyone who values
the Open Source concept
Neer Friedman wrote:
Hello All
I want to learn how to program in the Linux/Unix environment.
I know how to program: c,c++(OO), pascal and all kind of other small
stuff.
If you can teach please send E-Mail to : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks
Neer Friedman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Bastille Linux 1.0.0
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Posted Tuesday, December 14, 1999 - 10:02 by vacuum:
The Bastille Linux development team is proud to announce the first release
of the Bastille Linux hardening script. The Bastille Hardening script
attempts
I just recieved a new PCMCIA card - 3com 3CCE589E - pcmcia module is installed OK and
I could see the card with cardctl ident.
It was identified as 3com Megaherz 589E.
I had checked my /etc/pcmcia/config file- it has such a line but the card light will
not go on even if I try to ifconfig eth0
Eli Marmor wrote:
Schlomo Schapiro wrote:
Hi Friends,
does anybody have experience with 18 G IDE hard disks (IBM ...) ?
Especially in relation with UDMA/66 and the special IDE controller for
this (H* something, don't remember just now).
Promise, not H* something.
I have a WD
OZ Please be advised that there is a boycott of Amazon, due to their attempt
OZ to enforce their "1-Click shopping" software patent. Anyone who values
OZ the Open Source concept should take this boycott into account.
Open Source has nothing to do with this. This is a fight by Stallman
against
One Small note
Because the IDE price compared to SCSI I use on some of my server IDE HD.
Very BAD !!!
They are not reliable, and when they die all the work around cover more then
then difference between them and SCSI
Western Digital are the worse.
Eli Marmor wrote:
Schlomo Schapiro wrote:
Just to let u all know
I bought Tekram because it was half the price of Adaptec and said it
will give the same performance.
one more reason is that some linux site gave him score of 9 and it
support linux fully.
--
--
Canaan Surfing Ltd.
Internet Service Providers
I'm connected to remote Unix machine (SunOS 5.7) with
a privilege to "rsh" and to print when I'm logged there.
How can I combine those to dump a local postscript file
to the printer queue other there ?
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How do I use 16 bit collor on a mach64 (ATI AGP rage pro turbo) server?
i managed to get the resolution up to 1600x1200 but it still uses 8 bit
color. Any way to change it?
With my Debian/potato, first thing I would do is to look and perhaps change
/etc/X11/XF86Config:
[21:46:40 /tmp]$
Right, my bad (although I'd call it
an HTTP gateway to FTP, not HTML).
In that case, I'd go with TIS FWTK.
Easy to configure, and in case you ever feel
the need it can be extended to support many
other protocols (i.e., ssh over plug-gw).
Tried and tested.
But...after reading another message he
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Chaim Zadok wrote:
Try to find in Amazon books about Linux/Unix - there are several books wich
indeed not so bad.
Amazon are sharks, and they are not the cheapest either. try bookpool or
fatbrain which specialize in computer books too.
in any case, afrontal introductry
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Iftach Hyams wrote:
I'm connected to remote Unix machine (SunOS 5.7) with a privilege
to "rsh" and to print when I'm logged there.
How can I combine those to dump a local postscript file
to the printer queue other there ?
and it won't let you use lpr directly?
it
I agree with your statement that one should consider it with one's own
mind. See emphasis below.
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo wrote:
OZ Please be advised that there is a boycott of Amazon, due to their attempt
OZ to enforce their "1-Click shopping" software patent.
Thank you !
It worked fine. Is the fact that Postscript file is a simple text file
helped ?
What happen if the file contain unprintable characters ? (It is not needed
here, just to enhance my knowledge).
About using directly the "lpr" : I can do it from the remote host, but if I
like to do it
Boaz Rymland wrote:
I have a WD 9.GB disk with a Promise PCI controller (the HD brand is
irrelevant, I believe as its the controller and it's driver that
matters).
Ah.. I wish that was true. ATA/66 (as most new standards) still has
some compatibility problems. Some controllers will only work
Because the IDE price compared to SCSI I use on some of my server IDE HD.
Very BAD !!!
They are not reliable, and when they die all the work around cover more then
then difference between them and SCSI
As Gavrie noted, there is no difference between the technologies which
should cause any
Oh i forgot the last line ;-)
Its work perfectly !!
Ben-Nes Michael wrote:
Just to let u all know
I bought Tekram because it was half the price of Adaptec and said it
will give the same performance.
one more reason is that some linux site gave him score of 9 and it
support linux fully.
Nimrod Mesika wrote:
As for speed... hdparm -t /dev/hde gives me about 22MB/sec with UDMA66
enabled (this is a cheap 5400 rpm drive). When disabled, speed drops to
about 10MB/sec. Note that I have seen UDMA33 drives that go as high as
15MB/sec. Go figure...
22MB/s ??? Amazing! Did anybody
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Eli Marmor wrote:
hdparm -t is hardly a real life testing utility.
--Ariel
Nimrod Mesika wrote:
As for speed... hdparm -t /dev/hde gives me about 22MB/sec with UDMA66
enabled (this is a cheap 5400 rpm drive). When disabled, speed drops to
about 10MB/sec. Note that
BR Ever wondered what is "more evil than satan" ? (Brr...!)
BR Why don't you harness the unimaginable AI of the internet search engines
BR to find out ?
It's an old joke. In fact, "more evil" is enough. There was a good
analysis of this on Slashdot (everything gets to /. sooner or later...)
with
On Wed, Dec 15, 1999 at 07:27:10PM +0200, Iftach Hyams wrote:
It worked fine. Is the fact that Postscript file is a simple text file
helped ?
What happen if the file contain unprintable characters ? (It is not needed
here, just to enhance my knowledge).
Should work without a problem.
On Wed, Dec 15, 1999 at 07:32:37PM +0200, Nimrod Mesika wrote:
Ah.. I wish that was true. ATA/66 (as most new standards) still has
some compatibility problems. Some controllers will only work with
certain drives. My onboard HPT366 controller (ABIT's BP6 board) wouldn't
work with a Fujitsu
Daniel Feiglin wrote:
Shaul Karl wrote:
Neer hello
Try to find in Amazon books about Linux/Unix - there are several books wich
I consider www.bookpool.com to be cheaper then Amazon.
But take care! Their prices are often much cheaper than Amazon, but their S H
is sometimes
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo wrote:
BR Ever wondered what is "more evil than satan" ? (Brr...!)
BR Why don't you harness the unimaginable AI of the internet search engines
BR to find out ?
It's an old joke. In fact, "more evil" is enough. There was a good
analysis
SuSE developed a GPL ftp proxy/firewall. Check at www.suse.com or
www.suse.de. If you don't find it, write me and I'll mail the exact URL
(saw it today by accident ...)
Schlomo
On Tue, 14 Dec 1999, [WINDOWS-1255] ôåôåá éáâðé wrote:
I need some recommendations about right choice of FTP
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Iftach Hyams wrote:
It worked fine. Is the fact that Postscript file is a simple text file
helped ?
I think not.
What happen if the file contain unprintable characters ? (It is not needed
here, just to enhance my knowledge).
I think lpr expects an out-of-band EOF
The original poster (the one who wants to learn programming for linux) might
also consider participation in Haifux meetings. They have a home page from
which he could learn more about future and past contents and times.
Please note that I am not trying to express any opinion about the intended
It was upleasant surprise to get such MS style answer, I expected
something like this:you should install package this and that to get
things working properly or use patch or something else constructive, or
at the worst case: yes it is a bug we are trying to fix it.
But it seems they even did not
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