On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Mike wrote:
> Hi list.
>
> Can someone tell me what need to be done in the server side and the
> client side in order to be able to open rsh (Remote Shell) connection
> without the need for a password ?
man rsh!
either .rhosts or /etc/hosts.equiv.
I sure hope you trust al
Hi,
actually I think that it is very good that also such Job offers like the
one in CA appear on the list ! Without it I would have never heard about
it (or even dreamt of the possibilities) and since I will be needing a job
in the future and prefer to work in these fields I very much would like
On 17-Dec-99 Nimrod Mesika wrote:
> Evgeny Stambulchik wrote:
>
> > As far as performance is considered, it's not RPM that usually matters
> > (inspite
> > of a big hype), but the amount of cache on disk. Until recently (1-2
> > years), the
> > maximum cache on IDE disks was 128KB, while about
On 17-Dec-99 Eli Marmor wrote:
> > On 15-Dec-99 Eli Marmor wrote:
> >
> > > As Gavrie noted, there is no difference between the technologies which
> > > should cause any difference in quality. The mechanics is similar.
> >
> > As far as performance is considered, it's not RPM that usually matt
HBH>> Its running Apache on Windows NT... - I didn't ever see this weird
HBH>> combination. Specially to high demand site such as Maariv..
What's weird in this? Apache for Win32 exists for a time now, so I do not
see something weird in it. I, personally, won't put NT on any webserver,
but that's
Hi,
Does anyone knows about maariv web site configuration? according to net
craft:
http://www.netcraft.com/whats/?host=www.maariv.co.il
Its running Apache on Windows NT... - I didn't ever see this weird
combination. Specially to high demand site such as Maariv..
Anyone?
Hetz
Hi list.
Can someone tell me what need to be done in the server side and the
client side in order to be able to open rsh (Remote Shell) connection
without the need for a password ?
Thanks,
Mike
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On 15-Dec-99 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).
You should better use "hdparm -tT" instead of "hdparm -t". Read man
page of hdparm for more info.
By the way, have someone a good experie
Hi,
did you try to send your mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the German one !) ?
Usually they are much better in such things. Also, did you take the
sources from the SuSE disks ? Because if so, you could claim that they
supplied broken sources which of course has to be dealt with.
Also, did you regis
On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Nir Simionovich (Rin Solo) wrote:
> I've managed to talk to a friend who will be presenting Asus in the
> Compuatx 2000 exhebition. The friends name is Dov Shoam, and he's the CEO
> of Radix (www.radix.co.il). He is willing to give us presentation space in
> his both to sho
First of all, I have no intention to flame Aviram Jenik. Actually he is
doing us a service by forcing us to define and clarify the scope of
on-topic subjects of the Linux-IL mailing list.
> I waited patiently as the job offers became less and less Linux related. Guy
> Keren's job offer in Kiryat
Is this list the proper forum for offers for jobs which can't be done in
Israel and/or not related to Linux?
I suggest that such job offers be banned from this mailing list. There
are enough mailing lists and Usenet groups for job offers from California
and other far and distant locations.
I su
Hi All,
I've managed to talk to a friend who will be presenting Asus in the
Compuatx 2000 exhebition. The friends name is Dov Shoam, and he's the CEO
of Radix (www.radix.co.il). He is willing to give us presentation space in
his both to show linux, while doing it on Asus based computers.
I w
Evgeny Stambulchik wrote:
> As far as performance is considered, it's not RPM that usually matters (inspite
> of a big hype), but the amount of cache on disk. Until recently (1-2 years), the
> maximum cache on IDE disks was 128KB, while about each SCSI disk had 0.5MB.
How come? The OS cache is m
Aviram Jenik wrote:
> ...
First thing, I want to say that there was no mean to offence you;
To clarify it, I wrote that you were probably led to believe that
such postings are OK, because the whole issue was not clear. This is
also why I didn't mention your name in that message, and you must
agr
I waited patiently as the job offers became less and less Linux related. Guy
Keren's job offer in Kiryat Tivon had the word 'linux' in conjuction with
system administration - is that all it takes for the message to be 'on
topic'?
As for the job's location (California) the owners are looking for IS
> Since there's a wave of job offers, I'll throw in my own.
I don't think that Linux jobs in Israel should not be offered in
this list. Moreover, I can't understand the apologies, and the
"off-topic" on the title of them; There is nothing more ON-topic
then these offers: The list is to help Israe
Since there's a wave of job offers, I'll throw in my own.
This offer is from a very interesting company in California.
The company is called 'MatchCraft' and the contact person is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
'nuff said. Below the detailed descrption:
Title: Object Oriented Software Engineer / Developer
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