Hi,
Anyone on list tried to connect up a Dynamix UPS-1000CL (serial version)
to Ubuntu Karmic via NUT?
Before I invest too much time, I'd like to hear any possible war stories?
Thanks,
Andrew
Hi,
Anyone have any thoughts on how I might implement a GUI message-of-the-day.
This is for a SOHO situation where information needs to be presented to
the user after logging on every-time?
My Google-fu is at an all time low, either that or I'm falling asleep at
this keyboard.
TIA
Andrew
Anyone,
Even though I do know that drive space is cheap, I'd like to try and
implement univerally shared folders for Music, Pictures and Videos on my
recently installed Ubuntu Karmic.
My search queries via Google only found references to people sharing via
samba and not on the local
Hi,
Anyone on list tried to connect up a Dynamix UPS-1000CL (serial version)
to Ubuntu Karmic via NUT?
Before I invest too much time, I'd like to hear any possible war stories?
Thanks,
Andrew
steve wrote:
... are you still on the list?
Cheers,
Steve
Yes, I am! How can I help?
regards,
Andrew
On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 21:22:16 you wrote:
2009/7/10 Andrew Errington wrote:
There are so many levels in the 'stack' from Linux app to actually
closing a relay. Where do you want to start?
I'd like to sit down with someone who's done it and pick their brain
over a few beers. My shout.
Yuri
On Fri, 15 May 2009 15:22:10 Julian Warwick Bethell wrote:
I need Help setting up a DMZ on my firewall Ipcop so I use my apache web
server.
Location?
On Mon, 20 Apr 2009 11:25:40 Brett Davidson wrote:
Tie in to Linux - I would prefer that this be Linux (via embedded or
not) control as I want as little proprietary content as possible.
And here in lies yours biggest problem, there would be no off of the shelf
control device available in New
What: the Canterbury Linux Users' Group's monthly meeting (for April)
When: 7:30 pm Tuesday April 14th 2009
Where: St Albans Community Resource Centre, 1047 Colombo Street.
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Canterbury Linux Users' Group monthly meeting
Questions, comments and comparisons are
What: the Canterbury Linux Users' Group's monthly meeting (for March)
When: 7:30 pm Tuesday March 10th 2009
Where: St Albans Community Resource Centre, 1047 Colombo Street.
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Canterbury Linux Users' Group monthly meeting
Questions, comments and comparisons are
What: the Canterbury Linux Users' Group's monthly meeting (for February)
When: 7:30 pm Tuesday February 10th 2009
Where: St Albans Community Resource Centre, 1047 Colombo Street.
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Canterbury Linux Users' Group monthly meeting
Questions, comments and comparisons are
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 16:51:10 Zane Gilmore wrote:
Although I like the idea of getting together for a geeky chin-wag over a
few beers,
I think that we can put together a few talks.
Occasionally people will turn up who are worth listening to and right
now we could
easily do a couple a talks
Hey,
As I've recently returned from attending my second LCA and have gained some
extra enthusiasm for the social gathering and participation concept.
So, I was trolling randomly around the interweb the other day and ended up
on the clug wiki where about halfway down on the first page there is
Hi,
If you didn't read the subject and chose to read this message it contains
nothing of any real interest.
Just testing if my sending address is accepted now with a change of
subscription address to the mailing list.
cheers,
Andrew
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 09:57:05 Vik Olliver wrote:
Is there anyone in Christchurch building a RepRap? I've been asked by
someone moving into the area who is building one and wants to contact
others. As we use Linux for developing the software I thought there was
a fair chance of anyone doing so
On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 08:32:23 David Lowe wrote:
Just a suggestion... are we thinking too hard about this? Maybe we just
drop down to having a monthly social gathering. Just put the kettle on, put
in a few bucks for biccys and stand around and chat. Go home after an hour
if thats what you want
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 10:25:15 Jeff Mitchell wrote:
I read the Software Freedom Day sites, but I don't think it has received
enough mainstream coverage. We should have TVNZ, Tv3 and RadioNZ there,
along with an MP or two. Linux has plenty of success at the moment, but
it would be nice to have
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 11:56:31 Nick Rout wrote:
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 11:35 AM, Linux on Back2Go li...@back2go.co.nz
wrote:
Hi I was wondering if any recommendations for a Distro for a single use
machine.
I have an slimline IBM that was running 98 something on a network, most
bullet
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009 13:58:26 Zane Gilmore wrote:
Hello all,
Have just got back from holiday and am about to go to Hobart for Linux
Conf.
Just wanted to know if anybody else on the list is going as well.
Regards,
Zane
Yep me,
Fly out on Sundayyah...
Andrew
Hi,
Apologies for this post if you read it.
I was just checking that my emails are getting to the list.
Have a nice day.
regards,
Andrew
On Tue, 08 Jul 2008 11:00:33 John Carter wrote:
Question 3 to the Group: I'm planning on ordering one for myself, and
would be prepared to go for a 10 pack if enough others are
interested. Anybody else interested?
John,
If we can confirm the ability for the device to operate on local
On Fri, 04 Apr 2008 19:44:16 Don Gould wrote:
Hi All,
Zane has asked me to give the talk at the next meeting on the 8th.
Home Networking: What would people like to see presented? 10 minutes
on TCP/IP address space - 192.168.0.0/16 ? Different home server
distros, what they include, how
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 10:03:54 Brett Davidson wrote:
I'm curious., I had a work function I needed to attend otherwise I would
have been there...
Cheers,
Brett.
Hi, I'm Lisa
And as the wife of a long time CLUGGER I attended Tuesdays meeting,
I found it a very interesting evening,
To know I am
Hi,
Apologies, but I was having difficulties sending email to the list. Testing
actions with this message.
Regards,
Andrew
Test message, Please ignore.
Checking if my email is getting to list.
Andrew
List dwellers,
A two-fold message.
One to wish everybody a Happy New Year...yes I do know it's still a day or
two away.
Secondly, Anyone on list heading to linuxconf in Melbourne?
regards,
Andrew
Howdy,
I need to implement a fault based trouble ticket and asset tracking system
of some kind. Possibly but not excluding a data based back-end and client or
web based UI. Needs to cope with local and some remote users.
Google has not been much of a friend and Freshmeat only gave me a
List dwellers,
Anyone, aside from me tried to listen to any of the NZ radio stations that
provide internet streaming.
I've had a minor bit of trouble trying to get RDU and theedge. RDU via a site
called listenlive works sometimes but not others and theedge which of course
recommends windows
Has anyone on the list either implemented an inactivity alarm, script or
widget.
To explain, I have reduced clutter on family computer desk and have a Gentoo
install functioning well...but SWMBO and off-spring are prone to leaving
themselves logged in when their attentions are diverted to
Test message - Please ignore.
Sorry, I'm receiving list messages but was checking ability to send?
Andrew
On Wednesday 21 March 2007 19:58, Jim Cheetham wrote:
As an OT question ...
I'd like to put my laser printer in the garage (nothing stopping me!),
connect it to the network and print to it. Easy.
But, I don't want to leave it switched on all the time - serious power
consumption :-)
I
On Wednesday 15 November 2006 00:58, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
To start the thread.
On Saturday 09 September 2006 08:23, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
Now the plugpack is annoying, both because it exists, and because it
takes up at least 2 places on the power strip. The modem wants 9V AC,
though I suspect it is in fact not AC but any polarity. In that case it
And most definitely as
On Saturday 09 September 2006 09:23, Robert Fisher wrote:
Over coffee at a workplace a guy said he had a price for a new PC with no
software.
I offered to spend an hour with him (and his new PC) to load a Linux distro
so he could try it and then make an informed decision on wether he needed
List dwellers,
I have a potential project that I need to move from the planning design stage
to the proof of concept prototype stage and therefore need to locate at least
three 400-500MHz Boxes that will take modern memory and larger PATA HDD.
I thought I had seen a reference recently in the
Apologies for off-topic post,
Does anyone on the list have the June 2006 Issue of SiliconChip magazine, that
I might borrow to copy a few articles and adverts from.
Off-list posts in response to this may be best.
regards,
Andrew
Hi,
Anybody on the list running 'gentoo' who might be able to give a heads up as
to why with the most recent portage update my non-X boxes have started to
download a swag of x11 lib files OR if this doesn't ring any bells, could a
suggestion slightly better than google for it. be put forward
Guys,
I'm finally off on a long overdue holiday tomorrow. This brings about the
dilemma of how I watch the next two episodes of 24.
Is there anybody on the list using the likes of mythTV that is following
this series.
To qualify my post, I would have my own mythTV system setup if not for the
Hi,
Hi, List dwellers,
Apologies for the recent blank out burst, should try doing only one thing at
a time.
I am about to purchase both a digital camera and a digital video camera. Of
course, I need to make sure that I can use both devices under Linux.
So, if anybody has purchased either type of
Recently came into the possession of a pre-loved HP LaserJet 4 in working
condition with a 10M JetDirect Board fitted. It works, but image is a bit
grey and tired looking. Needs a wee bit of a clean on the outside (Very
dusty been in a storeroom.)
There was, if I recall some recent discussion on
Howdy List dwellers,
I have an associate that has been using an SME_server box I setup on dial-up
for a while. Last week, or two before that I don't remember...In a flash
of inspiration, along the lines of reducing expenses. They decided that
broadband would the answer and promptly contacted
List dwellers,
Try doing a search in the man pages of lilo for 'map-drive' options.
At one stage, I had a box with two hard drives loading WinNT, Win98SE, Win2k
Mandrake 9.0(?). Just to prove to myself it could be done. Google is your
friend! There has also been an article in Linux Journal
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