Hell Clan,
I have a 3 hour long VHS I need to convert / encode to a digital media format
that can fit on a CD (so it can be distributed).
Here is the catch: The format must be GPLed / Open Sourse.
I have no experiance doing any video encoding. This is what I have:
A Celleron 850 MHz
256 MB
Hi Clan,
I have moved to MDK 9.1 and since then I have a weird DNS problem:
Every time I restart the network or connect to the Net (using NetVision's
cablestart script) the /etc/resolv.conf file gets overwritten with the
following contents:
# cat /etc/resolv.conf
nameserver 192.168.101.101
On Sat, Jun 21, 2003 at 07:58:26PM +0300, Amichai Rotman wrote:
How can I find out what causes this overwrite? I looked at the logs,
Use common sense... If that happen *after* you run a script... What
can cause that.. hmm
Thanks,
Amichai.
Amichai Rotman wrote:
Hi Clan,
I have moved to MDK 9.1 and since then I have a weird DNS problem:
Every time I restart the network or connect to the Net (using NetVision's
cablestart script) the /etc/resolv.conf file gets overwritten with the
following contents:
# cat /etc/resolv.conf
Guy Cohen wrote:
On Sat, Jun 21, 2003 at 07:58:26PM +0300, Amichai Rotman wrote:
How can I find out what causes this overwrite? I looked at the logs,
Use common sense... If that happen *after* you run a script... What
can cause that.. hmm
Not a very good lead, in this case.
The script
Hello,
As part from the Kinneret project, and in association with the Linbrew
project, we are building an internet connection library/wizard/tool that will
make life much more easier to newbies to connect to the internet from linux.
I've decided to concentrate a knowledge base from the
Simple.
Does any one of your network cards uses DHCP to get its IP address?
If it does, then the DHCP server may also change the DNS settings,
hence, the resolv.conf changes.
(My Internet connection script, also restores the old resolv.conf after
I connect to the ISP)
--
Take care,
Gilboa Davara
Amichai Rotman wrote:
Hi Clan,
I have moved to MDK 9.1 and since then I have a weird DNS problem:
Every time I restart the network or connect to the Net (using NetVision's
cablestart script) the /etc/resolv.conf file gets overwritten with the
following contents:
Hello Amichai you're
I have a similar symptom on my machine. Debian, Cables (actcom) (forgot
anythign important?).
On my machine, after a connection is made, /etc/resolve.conf is being
written nicely and all a-o.k. . BUT, after I've some time, when
connection time exceedded ~12h, I have noticed it have fallen. A
I have a 3 hour long VHS I need to convert / encode to a digital media
format that can fit on a CD (so it can be distributed).
OK.
Here is the catch: The format must be GPLed / Open Sourse.
I think you have asked this here before, didn't you?
Anyway, you're in a problem. Here's why:
You
Boaz Rymland wrote:
I have a similar symptom on my machine. Debian, Cables (actcom)
(forgot anythign important?).
On my machine, after a connection is made, /etc/resolve.conf is being
written nicely and all a-o.k. . BUT, after I've some time, when
connection time exceedded ~12h, I have noticed
Boaz Rymland wrote:
I have a similar symptom on my machine. Debian, Cables (actcom)
(forgot anythign important?).
On my machine, after a connection is made, /etc/resolve.conf is being
written nicely and all a-o.k. . BUT, after I've some time, when
connection time exceedded ~12h, I have noticed
Except that it is an ugly patch. You did find the core of the problem,
however.
Ugly indeed, I must agree.
Linux gives you the power to find and correct the problem, not so with the
time nessecarry to do so... .
So now we only get to the solution - is there any way to configure DHCP
client
On Sat, 21 Jun 2003, Amichai Rotman wrote:
Hell Clan,
I have a 3 hour long VHS I need to convert / encode to a digital media format
that can fit on a CD (so it can be distributed).
Here is the catch: The format must be GPLed / Open Sourse.
I have no experiance doing any video encoding.
On Saturday 21 June 2003 22:36, Alon Altman wrote:
As you are low on disk space, you will have to do the encoding in parts,
or in real-time (which is not recommended). Use mencoder to create an
uncompressed avi file and then compress it with another pass of mencoder.
Uncompressed AVI files
I am using iptables on my system. It is very basic setup that denies all
outside connections. When an outside connection is attempted, the packet is
dropped and logged into the syslog. When I run tcpdump on the same interface,
I do see a lot of ARP requests and bootps/bootpc (UDP) requests.
Has anybody here suffered from problems with passive FTP?
Particularly, Actcom ADSL clients?
Any outgoing connection I make in passive mode times out. I suspected
my firewall at first, but since nothing in the kernel logs indicates
a drop, I'm beginning to suspect Actcom. I may be wrong about
Herouth Maoz wrote:
Has anybody here suffered from problems with passive FTP?
Particularly, Actcom ADSL clients?
Any outgoing connection I make in passive mode times out. I suspected
my firewall at first, but since nothing in the kernel logs indicates a
drop, I'm beginning to suspect Actcom.
Stepping in a bit late on this thread, just a point of clarification:
Bezeq does not turn off PPTP, or turn on PPPoE for that matter,
at any time. Nor do they need to support these protocols in any way.
PPTP is spoken between your PC (or router) and the modem.
Bezeq (or the ISP) do not see PPTP
On Saturday 21 June 2003 23:54, Herouth Maoz wrote:
Has anybody here suffered from problems with passive FTP?
Particularly, Actcom ADSL clients?
Are you behind a NAT? (i.e. are you trying to FTP from the firewall, or from a
machine behind it?)
If you are, don't forget to load the relevant FTP
On Sat, Jun 21, 2003 at 10:00:42PM +0300, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
I have a 3 hour long VHS I need to convert / encode to a digital media
format that can fit on a CD (so it can be distributed).
You want to fit a 3 hours long VHS to 1 CD, that means a good (or should I say
OVERKILL)
On Sat, 21 Jun 2003, Subba Rao wrote:
I am using iptables on my system. It is very basic setup that denies all
outside connections. When an outside connection is attempted, the packet is
dropped and logged into the syslog. When I run tcpdump on the same interface,
I do see a lot of ARP
Hi,
I just got a RedHat Advanced Server 2.1 (that isn't connected to the
internet), and I have to upgrade the software developer environment (gcc,
ld, glibc, glibc-common, bin-utils, etc') to the latest version available
for my developers needs.
While trying to do so - I found to know that there
As I have a local caching DNS server which uses my ISP DNS servers as
forwarders and I do not want the resolve.conf (which points to my DNS)
to be overwritten, I just did:
chattr +i /etc/resolve.conf
Guy
On Sat, 2003-06-21 at 23:36, Boaz Rymland wrote:
Except that it is an ugly patch. You
Can you download the RPMs first? (and put them together?)
Once you do, just order the RPM to install everything inside the
directory, it will sort out the installation order.
--
Take care,
Gilboa Davara
XML - Systems Israel.
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
972 - 054 968 909
On Sun, 2003-06-22 at
Aviram Jenik wrote:
On Saturday 21 June 2003 23:54, Herouth Maoz wrote:
Has anybody here suffered from problems with passive FTP?
Particularly, Actcom ADSL clients?
Are you behind a NAT? (i.e. are you trying to FTP from the firewall, or from a
machine behind it?)
If you are, don't
26 matches
Mail list logo
