Hi Guys, and Chag Same'ach,
Haven't posted here in a while... Good to be back :)
I've recently switched to mutt, and still got some bidi issues unresolved.
As I was sure this subject came up here previously, I googled a bit, and found
this thread
On Sunday 02 August 2009 12:29:22 you wrote:
Hi,
The Fedora 11 default installation installs the kernel with PAE
installation *regardless* of how much RAM I have.
I was wondering: are there any performance penalties when using PAE
enabled kernel instead of the i686 version?
I was wondering
The transmissions have already began a few weeks ago or even earlier, and the
hardware is already available in some shops.
Yet, as far as I know, the official start date is August 1st, and until then,
problems (e.g., bad reception) may occur.
- Oren
On Thursday 30 July 2009 14:00:19 Erez D
On Tuesday 05 May 2009 22:28:46 Aharon Schkolnik wrote:
I have sent a message to the list twice today, and as far as I can tell
it has not gotten through.
Has anyone seen a meassage from me on the list today ?
You can simply check in here:
http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/pipermail/linux-il/
On Wednesday 08 April 2009 10:46:54 Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Oren Held wrote:
On Tuesday 07 April 2009 20:46:40 Dotan Cohen wrote:
For the last few days, an ISP who shall remain nameless (but who's
name in octal is equal to 11) has decided to block outgoing SMTP
connections to servers
On Tuesday 07 April 2009 20:46:40 Dotan Cohen wrote:
For the last few days, an ISP who shall remain nameless (but who's
name in octal is equal to 11) has decided to block outgoing SMTP
connections to servers abroad.
Stop playing games, who is the ISP?
Barak 013. Octal 11 == Decimal 13 :)
On Thursday 02 April 2009 10:48:36 Dotan Cohen wrote:
I just learned that a friend of mine has a position at Israel Rail
where she can have influence on decisions about their web site among
other things.
This morning I found that rail.co.il generally seems to work well with
See my latest article, http://israeliweb.blogli.co.il/archives/25
On Monday 30 March 2009 11:43:33 Noam Rathaus wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone been able to get this site to work with FF?
I cannot work with it as everything is limited to 100px height - so
everything is unreadable.
On Tuesday, 10 March 2009 17:50:18 Herouth Maoz wrote:
Quoting Gabor Szabo szab...@gmail.com:
www 3600IN CNAME s5.hostlocal.com
szabgab.com 3600IN CNAME s5.hostlocal.com
@ 3600IN MX 10 s6.hostlocal.com.
Is that how it should be? With the
On Wednesday 18 February 2009 14:39:32 Gilboa Davara wrote:
On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 17:36 +0200, Oren Held wrote:
On Tuesday 17 February 2009 15:00:29 Dotan Cohen wrote:
I'm not that excited.
But it's a start.
Leumi-card site still doesn't work. (Though they do detect that you
On Tuesday 17 February 2009 15:00:29 Dotan Cohen wrote:
I'm not that excited.
But it's a start.
Leumi-card site still doesn't work. (Though they do detect that you are
using Firefox and send you to download IE-Tab plugin)
Gilboa, did you write to them and let them know that it is not
On Wednesday 11 February 2009 13:46:46 Ira Abramov wrote:
[]
but ok. Lately I also saw that Orange and Clalit work well on FF. I
guess mobile Internet browsers had an impact where Linux hadn't any...
at least it's fixed! (read - viewable, usable, but probably not
standards-compliant still)
I didn't get it. How did you deduce that?
On Thursday 05 February 2009 10:04:25 Yotam Rubin wrote:
A. You're in love with him.
2009/2/5 Amichai Rotman amic...@iglu.org.il
LinkedIn
Amichai Rotman requested to add you as a connection on LinkedIn:
Baruch,
I'd like to add you
On Sunday, 18 January 2009 22:48:34 Matan Ziv-Av wrote:
On a related note: ynet.co.il reports that the computer shop lamir
closed. Good riddance to a shop with an IE only web site.
I've been purchasing stuff from there using Firefox for years.
They had few firefox-incompatibilities and sent the
On Monday, 5 January 2009 22:49:25 you wrote:
http://forms.gov.il/forms/mot/car/ca...@mot.gov.il.htm
[...]
While the online filling might not work on linux, due to windows-only
signature software, there is no reason for the site not to work from
firefox.
If you want to spread the word, you
On Sunday, 23 November 2008 16:44:34 Moshe Teutsch wrote:
I'm having a problem INSERTing Hebrew text into a MySQL database. Whenever
I try to do it through my PHP application the fields that contain Hebrew
text end up blank. The collation for the Hebrew fields is *utf8_general_ci.
*I have
On Friday, 31 October 2008 09:18:15 Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
Is there a Galalatz stream that can be heard from Linux?
I'd prefer just a url I can feed into mplayer, but a URL that works with
FireFox would be ok?
I simply do:
xine mms://stream.msn.co.il/gglz (for Galgalatz)
xine
On Thursday, 16 October 2008 07:11:52 Amos Shapira wrote:
Hello,
I need to find tools to run penetration testing on our external web
interfaces (a web application and an HTTP-based data interface).
The idea is to be able to run automatic tests on new releases before
deployment. Stress is
On Sunday, 12 October 2008 20:59:34 Shlomo Solomon wrote:
I just upgraded OpenOffice on my wifes Mandriva 2007.1 computer (to OO
2.1). Now she can no longer save documents on a partition mounted as NFS
(the partition is on my machine). This is specific to OO. Other
applications can write to
Hi,
I'm looking for a Linux software for planning a room. MS Visio does a fine job
in MS Windows.
Dia Kivio should be the Visio alternatives, but I couldn't find (neither in
the software or on the net) shapes for room objects (doors, windows, beds).
Any idea?
10x
- Oren
On Saturday, 20 September 2008 11:55:33 David Harel wrote:
Greetings,
Got this burnt DVD of a friend which can not be read (burnt on Vista).
Using k3b menu-tools-diskinfo I can see there are two sessions. I
would like to extract the content of the CD. What are my options?
If it's iso9660 or
Hi,
Following the Woohoo, Skype subscription now works also in Israel news, has
anybody got experience with Skype phones over Linux?
10x
- Oren
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Few quick tips:
- Try to see what is the filter which kills your CPU, maybe it's unnecessary?
- Use the RAZOR2 filter, PYZOR, DCC
- Use bayes filter (teach sa using sa-learn)
In my place a single-core old AMD handles it pretty well (but I have low
traffic). I get about 1-2 false negatives per
On Wednesday 23 July 2008 09:52, David Shwatrz wrote:
Hi, linux il gurus,
Hi! :)
My question is this:
I know that the ONLP project uses FLASH drives. This probably
gave some push for developing FLASH filesystems for Linux.
what is the state of Linux regarding SSD ?
It's not a direct answer
On Wednesday 23 July 2008 16:26, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
I have a strange problem, and it is happening on several servers.
I set up NTP to synchronize, sometimes with a local NTP source (say, a
Windows Server domain controller) and sometime external (the usual ntp
servers). The NTP process is
x86_64 (recognized by 'lm' flag in /proc/cpuinfo) is fully backward compatible
(16/32 bit).
Of course, a 32bit binary would require 32bit libraries and vice versa (so you
cannot use 32bit plugins in 64bit firefox without a hack, for example).
Even though x86_64 is mature enough to have all
On Sunday 25 May 2008 17:14, Oded Arbel wrote:
Should the DNS server forward all unanswered requests to the ISP's DNS
servers, or should it do the recursion through the root servers itself ?
I'd be using the root servers, for better reliability and availability.
ISP's DNS would be quicker due
Hi,
net-snmp's GET/SET mechanism looks completely separated from the TRAP
mechanism, which I find quite bizarre.
NET-SNMP claims to be easily extensible with Perl
(http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Tut:Extending_snmpd_using_perl)
However, this extension doesn't know what a TRAP
Looks like they added a CAPTCHA. crap.
- Oren
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See the kernel-source/Documentation/Changes file; it has a list of
requirements.
On Wednesday 02 April 2008 21:53, Aviram Jenik wrote:
I have a machine that I want to replace the kernel on. It's an old Redhat
7.3 and it works; but it's too old to use an rpm. Upgrading to a newer
version (or
Why would they insist of the mail service would be local? It'll raise many new
concerns: availability, backups, data corruptions..
If it's just a need for shared calendar and central mail storage, I'd be using
Google for domains. Should be free of charge for small companies.
IMAP/POP3 is
On Monday 31 March 2008 15:28, Aviram Jenik wrote:
and the
google branding on their Emails.
This is no small matter. I can't see why a company will agree to having
their emails having sent on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED].
Why would it use @gmail.com? I was talking about Google for domains -
Why would they insist of the mail service would be local? It'll raise many new
concerns: availability, backups, data corruptions..
If it's just a need for shared calendar and central mail storage, I'd be using
Google for domains. Should be free of charge for small companies.
IMAP/POP3 is
CentOS/RHEL has the 'kickstart' over network mechanism for about a decade :)
This is a big question, so in general:
1. The DVD contents should be available for reading on an NFS share.
2. TFTP server should supply PXE (see pxelinux), which would lead to the
correct kernel + initrd (also on the
A specific file can't belong to more than one package, thus removing an
unneeded package won't ruin another package's files.
(Unless it was really badly packaged, that rarely happens on the popular
distros, I guess)
Btw I prefer 'yum remove' and 'yum localinstall' over 'rpm -e' and 'rpm -i'
Hi,
I feel dumb.. Am I missing something, or is it just impossible to send
Right-To-Left mails in plaintext?
Must I use HTML mails when I write in Hebrew?
Thanks
- Oren
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On Monday 25 February 2008 06:36, Avraham Rosenberg wrote:
I feel dumb.. Am I missing something, or is it just impossible to send
Right-To-Left mails in plaintext?
Must I use HTML mails when I write in Hebrew?
I use plain text for my E-mail in Hebrew (Mailer mutt, editor vi). My only
real
/Root_nameserver (first table)
On Saturday, 9 February 2008 19:58:56 Michael Tewner wrote:
Hasn't tinyDNS been used for super-large installations?
On Feb 8, 2008 4:31 PM, Oren Held [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe you should read about Dynamic DNS: it's a protocol extension (bind
MS DNS support it for years
Maybe you should read about Dynamic DNS: it's a protocol extension (bind MS
DNS support it for years).
When enabled, bind actually uses journal (.jnl) files for each zone, and
synchronises the text files only when requested to (i.e. when doing service
named stop). In this mode you shouldn't
[... Once upon a time I asked about Linux support of 2TB filesystems ...]
Okay, task is over and we have a 2.5TB ext3 filesystem (eventually not 6TB),
it looks stable also.
Here are the findings:
1. For 2TB, one must use a gpt type partition table and not the default,
msdos one. Same goes for
[...]
I installed Centos 5 on my home server and I update it frequently.
But Centos 5 is not for home use - its distribution does not have
media programs (like LVM, I wanted it for media streaming). So for
home/media use, may be Fedora (now 8) is better for your needs (few
RPMs are available
Hi,
As far as I understand, ext3 on RHEL5 should support a single filesystem of
8TB or 16TB.. (http://www.centos.org/product.html)
Still, I wonder if it's smart to create a 6TB ext3 file system.
In theory, filesystem size won't affect stability or performance (except for
fsck speed I guess).
On Tuesday 22 January 2008 22:18, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
Hi,
As far as I understand, ext3 on RHEL5 should support a single filesystem
of 8TB or 16TB.. (http://www.centos.org/product.html)
Still, I wonder if it's smart to create a 6TB ext3 file system.
In theory, filesystem size
Hi,
I'm not 100% familiar with all the tools, but this sounds like something that
fribidi + iconv already do.. What am I missing?
Or is it the converse of what fribidi does (visual-to-logical)?
- Oren
On Sunday 20 January 2008 11:56, Dotan Cohen wrote:
I've been working on a website that
Sorry, I didn't realise it's a web thingie (I thought it's a Linux util).
Very nice. I'll try to read better next time :)
On Sunday 20 January 2008 11:56, Dotan Cohen wrote:
I've been working on a website that translates wrongly-encoded Hebrew
(Gibberish) to legible Hebrew. Today I added
On Sunday 20 January 2008 16:15, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Sorry, I didn't realise it's a web thingie (I thought it's a Linux util).
Very nice. I'll try to read better next time :)
Actually, Oren, I did not realize that there are Linux tools that do
the same thing. Had I know, I might not have
Sorry, I didn't realise it's a web thingie (I thought it's a Linux util).
Very nice. I'll try to read better next time :)
On Sunday 20 January 2008 11:56, Dotan Cohen wrote:
I've been working on a website that translates wrongly-encoded Hebrew
(Gibberish) to legible Hebrew. Today I added
I have no direct answer to your question. Oom-killer should be triggered in a
memory emergency, and not when there's enough free memory space.
Some notes though:
A. oom killer doesn't randomly choose a process to kill.. I described the
algorithm for choosing a candidate for killing in:
I think he want something like 'screen', just for GUI..
On Tuesday, 8 January 2008 17:31:41 Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Hi,
Not sure I'm understand you well...
You can open a VNC window on machine A, kill the VNC on the remote
machine and open it on another machine and it won't kill the VNC
There's something in your question I don't understand:
If a process has 1gb in virtual memory, of which 500mb in physical,
then this means that it has 500mb in swap. Or in other words: 500mb that the
process wanted in physical but couldn't. (isn't that what you asked to know)
Obviously I'm
- As Ilya said, let her try to read the text in some native KDE app, such as
kwrite/kedit.
- Make sure this text she tries to read is UTF-8 and not iso8859-8 (of course
if it's required there's a way she could also view that, but why live in the
80s..).
- Make sure she has 'UTF-8' enabled while
Very well supported.
On Monday, 15 October 2007 20:32:55 Eran Levy wrote:
Hi,
I'm having some problems with my current network card and my friend gave me
a Realtek 8139 card to install until I'm buying a new one. Anyway...before
I'm installing the Realtek card, I've 2 questions (it's urgent):
Ivory is not just the reseller in this case, Ivory is MSI's Israeli
representative (www.msi-israel.co.il). They push MSI very hard to the market.
*I've never used MSI laptop*, but I'd bet the 'major laptop vendors' has both
so much better official Linux drivers and community support.
- Oren
A friend of mine (Amnon) found Munin (http://munin.projects.linpro.no/), which
is a great system resource grapher tool which has plugins for almost
everything from swap, ntp time drifts, disk temperature - to mysql queries
per second.
However, it draws graphs, I'm not sure it can send alerts.
I wonder if I'm the first one to say: http://gallery.sf.net
one of the most amazing webapp I've seen.
Gallery1 works on raw filesystem + data file,
Gallery2 keeps the data in DB (mysql but probably others as well).
I think it fits MOST of your requirements.
- Oren
On Wednesday, 8 August 2007
I'm very satisfied with the atheros open source driver - www.madwifi.org.
This is the atheros based PCI card I bought for my PC:
http://www.lamir.co.il/product.asp?product=2213,
but maybe there are newer ones, I bought this one in October.
G'luck
- Oren
Geoff Shang wrote:
Hi,
I've got an
I wonder how many software programmers in Israel provide their children
from GPL code revenues.
Ori Idan wrote:
I did not say anything against Amos. I think he is doing
the right thing.
What I say is that I don't like the whole idea of propriatry software
and that people try to find ways they
d-software-company that I know is
Zend ("The PHP Company").
Zend produces proprietary software such as various PHP-helper-tools -
as their main business.
- Oren
Ori Idan wrote:
Do you think that GPL code means no money?
--
Ori Idan
On 5/19/07, Oren Held [EMAIL PROTECTED
rsync -v --progress
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking for a cp like command line utility, that shows the percentage of
data copied during the file copy.
Is anyone familiar with such a utility.
Thanks in advance,
Yaron Kahanovitch
I disagree, Debian Unstable (Sid) is an ever-updating, bleeding-edge
distro: *tends to bring the latest version of each software*, while
Fedora doesn't.
For example, FC6 has Firefox 1.5, and 2.0 will never be there, only in
FC7.
Debian Testing is the next Debian Stable, like FC is the next
Indeed a remote exploit in the services is possible, and ofcourse each
service can have a remote exploit...
However, I'd be trying to eliminate the less-uber-cool-hacker possibilities:
a. Bad local user (Bad user! spank him..)
b. SSH remote login using a weak password which was just guessed
Maybe it's too trivial,
but try to check the CPU Time on the moments of slowliness, so you can tell:
- If the process' CPU Time progressing faster in moments of slowliness
(High cpu load)
- If there's hardly any progress in CPU Time (process is waiting for IO
or some other resource)
Also I
you mean /proc/mounts and /etc/mtab ..
Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting Shlomo Solomon, from the post of Wed, 04 Apr:
When I try to mount one of the /dev/sdc partitions from the control panel, I
get: mounting partition /dev/sdc9 in directory /c9 failed.
I have no
I don't know the solution, but I'd be trying 'yaird'.
Ira Abramov wrote:
I have a serrve running Etch. two SATAs sda and sdb are partitioned and
used for MDs. specifically /dev/md0 is /boot and /dev/md1 is the root.
mkinitramfs always comes up with md0 assembled but no md1, so the boot
process
uudecode?
Nahum Mizrahi wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking for a command line program that can extract attachments
from mail messages and save them as files.
I tried mutt, tnef and fetchmail but could not get any of them to do
the job.
I am sure there must be a way to do that using mutt or other
a. Try to put AFTER all the regular minus options a double-dash
(--), i.e.
mv -v -- oldfile newfile
this tells the command line parser that no options come after the
double-dash.
b. sometimes backslash, or tick, is enough, i.e.
rm -v 'my*file'
or
rm -v my\*file
- Oren
ik wrote:
Hello,
There's dia (python based) and kivio (kde), but unfortunately they're
not as good as visio..
Dan Bar Dov wrote:
Is there some free linux app similar to Visio or McDraw?
I'd like to draw some block diagrams and save as GIF/JPEG so I can
display it in a web browser.
Thanks,
Dan
I'd be trying to check the list of crons (both in /var/spool/cron, but
makes more sense in /etc/cron.*/),
maybe it's some security enforcement script.
Chava Leviatan wrote:
By the way , I tried also RH 8.0 - the same phenmenan
Chava
- Original Message - From: Gilad Ben-Yossef
[EMAIL
Hi,
Just for making sure: MediaWiki is the most mature/full-of-features
*hebrew-supporting* free wiki product?
Anyone knows something better?
(I hope this post won't make a holy war...)
10x
- Oren
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try DAR (Disk ARchiver), should be a good one although doesn't ship
standardly with Linux.
http://dar.sf.net or just apt-get install dar.
The term for splitting files is called 'slice'.
- Oren
Tzahi Fadida wrote:
Hi,
I wish to archive a 50mb file into several parts of 5mb files in linux.
I
I tend to believe that on single user mode you'll see only the regular
eth0 eth1, and that later some evil script renames the interface name
by running something like ip link set eth1 name eth1.old
Try to analyze your startup scripts and see which one does that.
I know that Xen's
Hi,
1. check out an old tool I wrote: http://hostupd.sf.net . It uses perl's
Net::DNS so you can easily improve it/rewrite :)
2. You can, ofcourse, edit the files manually when daemon is down.
I indeed wonder how come nsupdate is so unfriendly but I never heard of
any tool yet.
- Oren
IXFR is the wrong term.
AXFR == Whole-huge zone transfer
IXFR == Incremental Zone Transfer
Ilya Konstantinov wrote:
On 12/11/06, Oren Held [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. check out an old tool I wrote: http://hostupd.sf.net . It uses perl's
Net::DNS so you can easily improve it/rewrite :)
Oh, I
As far as I know the NFS mechanism allows mounting a single filesystem
and ignores sub mounts.
This is also quite secure, in a way.
Maybe I misunderstood the situation, but a simple solution would be to
export also the /mnt/win on the server,
and mount it separately on the client..
- Oren
Yo man,
Is running 'watch -d /proc/interrupts' giving some additional
information WHAT causes the interrupts?
Itay Duvdevani wrote:
Hello all,
Running a Debian-testing (2.6.17-2-k7 stock kernel) system, I'm
experiencing recently high software-interrupt loads.
SI loads can get as high as
Not an exact answer to your question, but maybe the pv tool would help
indirectly?
http://www.ivarch.com/programs/pv.shtml
Ira Abramov wrote:
I've bumped into this a few times before - copying a file tree from one
point to another, be it with rsync, cp or tar|tar won't show me overall
progress
Try to look for processes which are in zombie (defunct) state.
If I'm not mistaken, for some reason they tend to be counted when kernel
calculates the load average.
Michael Green wrote:
I have 18 identical Sun Fire X4100 systems here all configured
identically:
4-way Opteron, 4G RAM, 70G SAS
iostat -m 1 interval would give you nice output about the read/written
in mb per sec, since the last refresh.
first line is the average since last boot.
Michael Sternberg wrote:
Hello, I have written a small application that performs stress load of
filesystem. Which external tool I can use
Hi,
I've got an old software (LSF v4.1) which doesn't seem to be kernel 2.6
friendly:
It dies with SIGSEGV while trying to find the page line in /proc/stat,
which exists no more in kernel 2.6.
It works very well on 2.4, and unfortunately I cannot upgrade the LSF
version (not free software..)
Hi,
First thunder sounds I get to hear this year
Any good/bad experience with Advice UPS (P or ECOM 600/700) relationship
with Linux?
http://www.advice.co.il supplies a Linux software, however seems like
it's an evil binary...
Anybody got it work?
Another recommended UPS?
(Googling only
Hi,
We're trying to set quota per directory in my organization.
We use Linux Solaris, and the builtin-kernel quota feature is only per
file owner or amount of inodes, afaik.
Problem is, that some directories are shared for many people
(i.e. /data/projects/webapp) with different UIDs and GIDs,
Hi,
I'm trying to initiate a VPN connection over the net with no success.
Sniffing the interface shows that the VPN client is using the ESP
protocol (Layer _4_ protocol #50, Encapsulated Security Payload), and I
can see only outgoing packets and NO INCOMING ones.
Looks like the ISP blocks the
--=-ZnbuZnkmd9um2vnwrqaB
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Hi,
That's a nice article about a security research done recently in a
unix/windows honeynet.
It has interesting results.
- Oren
--=-ZnbuZnkmd9um2vnwrqaB
Content-Disposition: inline
Content-Description:
Hi,
xmms is the last software left where I have to read hebrew backwards.
I'm waiting for the gtk2 port for quite a long time and it won't go out,
but apparently I'm not alone. Beep Media Player (BMP in short) is a fork
from the xmms tree which already implements gtk2, and works pretty fine
(with
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that people use UTF-8
filenames yet. A small test I've made shows that even KDE saves hebrew
filenames in a non-unicode form.
I think that Windows behaves in a similar way.
On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 15:20, Behdad Esfahbod wrote:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, Oren
On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 16:31, Behdad Esfahbod wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that people use UTF-8
filenames yet. A small test I've made shows that even KDE saves hebrew
filenames in a non-unicode form.
That's the default in GNOME 2 and Fedora, and has been decided to
be
Evening Sirs,
Here's an article posted few days ago in some Australian Linux magazine
about Open Source / Linux in Israel.
I'd say they made it all look too good, but it's better than making it
look too bad :)
Hi,
I don't see why it should be problematic, if each daemon accesses its
own files and there are no collisions.. (you know, NFS is designed for
MULTIPLE clients accessing it) - unless you mean to run two apaches at
the same time using the same log file, for example? but why to do that?
You can
Hi,
Where did you get this rtl8139 driver from? Is it supposed to compile
with Linux 2.4.18 at all?
Best thing would be using the driver that comes with the kernel; thus,
if you have problems with 2.4.18, just upgrade the whole kernel.
- Oren
On Wed, 2003-10-15 at 01:21, RedBar0n wrote:
Hi
Hi,
First of all Shana Tova to all the IGLU people =)
And for less important things:
Samba 3.0 was just released.
I wonder whether Samba's winbind (A mechanism for reading unix account
info from MS Windows DC) grew mature recently..
Does Anybody have a good/bad experience to share? :)
- Oren
Hi,
Heartbeat can give you solutions for that.. The only real problem is
indeed the storage which you want to be synchronized.
High Availability clusters should provide a way for having shared
storage (i.e. scsi disk / JBOD connected to two servers), while the main
node is down, the other will
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 16:38, Beni Cherniavsky wrote:
Oren Held wrote on 2003-08-06:
Anyway something is still very strange. It happens even when LC_COLLATE
is en_US, at least in my Mandrake 9.1. Sort works as it should only when
LC_COLLATE is unset, C or POSIX.
Anybody has Mdk 9.1
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 00:51, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 12:14:09AM +0300, Oren Held wrote:
Hi,
I've just encountered one of the strangest bugs I've seen in Linux..
Just like an amateur Operating System, one of the core unix tools - sort
- behaves different
Hi,
I've just encountered one of the strangest bugs I've seen in Linux..
Just like an amateur Operating System, one of the core unix tools - sort
- behaves different on different Linux (or more correct: sort) versions.
When I try to sort the next input:
ab c
a c
It makes sense that 'a c' would
Hi,
Sounds like your modules.conf isn't properly configured.
Assuming that you're not using devfs, you can put an alias in your
modules.conf for that floppy module. It'll be an alias of what the kernel
looks for. something like: 'alias floppy block-major-2'.
Regarding the 'Is it a bug' question,
Hi,
I just thought.. Many big companies are begining to sell (or just
thinking of selling) computers with Linux installed. This includes Sun,
HP, IBM and Dell.
Also, some big software companies are selling their software for Linux,
and I think that Oracle is a good example.
I'm just curious how
Hi,
I think we can all safely say that software support is virtually NON EXISTANT
where closed source software for the masses is concerned.
[...]
Maybe you misunderstood me. I'm talking about another kind of
support. Not something that'll require the software company to write OS
patches, but
Hi,
It should be supported by the bttv kernel driver.
Check out {Your Linux Source Tree}/Documetnation/video4linux/bttv/Cards -
It's there, with this exact chip. I suggest you'll read a bit about bttv.
I have no experience with this card (using FlyvideoII which is different
in many ways) though,
Hi,
As far as I remember you should be able to insert hebrew characters by
default (explain what exactly doesn't work). If you compile it by
yourself, you probably want to use some --with-charset=hebrew or something
similar (run ./configure --help..), which adds some hebrew support, such
as
Hi,
The Intel8x0 module of alsa should work fine with those intel sound
cards.. Maybe you want to try it. (http://www.alsa-project.org)
- Oren
On Sun, 2002-09-01 at 13:55, Amir Tal wrote:
debian sid, 2.4.19, kde 3.0.3.
sould card :
00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corp.
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