seems that they have 2-3 files having the same names.
should I always use the one from gcc? that is, install binutils first,
then rpm -i gcc --replacefiles.
Or could I avoid that by bulding binutils a different way?
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search for book reader in http://freshmeat.net
Ken Moffat wrote:
Anyone know of a reader for ebooks, in particular MSReader compatible?
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the last time I tried to setup uucp server was about 10 years ago on a
OS/2 2.0 warp ...couldn't even remember hwo to do it again now.
the only problem with ISP's smtp server is that htye checked your source
domain. if I could masquerade the envelop as my ISP domain, then
everything should be
Mr. Net Llamma, I just found that Caldera's minimum install still
included Xfree86-4.2.0. It's a red tick and there is no way I could turn
if off
Caldera stills owed me 60-day free phone support (Volution?) which I
still hadn't used until now. ... :)
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you meant after you installed glibc-2.2.5, your gcc-2.95.3 would no
longer compile a thing? hmm.. let me try it tonight. do you want me to
compile a specific package? If not, I would just try proftpd-1.2.6.
COL 3.1 came with glibc-2.2.1.
My installation of glibc 2.2.5 seems to have rendered
note: prior to my test buiod of glibc-2.2.5 on the test server, I
upgraded her binutils to 2.13 and gcc to 2.95.3 via the rpms I
checkinstalled on the production server).
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and the binutils 2.13 was compiled by gcc-2.95.3
note: prior to my test buiod of glibc-2.2.5 on the test server, I
upgraded her binutils to 2.13 and gcc to 2.95.3 via the rpms I
checkinstalled on the production server).
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I am stuck in the spamd test... could I skip the tests... ?
t/basic_lintok
t/db_based_whitelistok
t/db_based_whitelist_ipsok
t/forged_rcvd...ok
t/lang_pl_tests.ok
t/nonspam...ok
t/razor.Test skipped:
does all replies to linux-users goes to that site? my sendmail
complained about no route to host.
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^ ^2.4.19 10:45am up 12:37, 2 users, load average: 1.12,
glibc-2.3 requires gcc-3.2. maybe that;s the resaon...
I am about to try my first glibc-2.2.5 compile.. hmm... got lots of
obstacles when I started to do things myself: sendmail, perl, sasl, ...
Be a little cautious with the new glibc... I've seen a lot of cry-baby over
broken apps and
If you are to run a server, beware of the heat problem with AMD CPU.
linux's support for AMD chipsets may be better than M$ OS. don't know
for sure. socket 478 celerons (starign with celeron 1.7G) would be out
soon. maybe you should hold on a while
and as good as a performer(close enough
got a source file not found error when I click it with mozilla...
let me try again with linux wget
Bill Day wrote:
Yes its out, 0.53.. has been for about a week or two
http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe
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the link I chcked was from google.com
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
m.w.chang wrote:
I saw an annoucenment in comp.security.ssh but didn't find the program
in Simon's webpage. don't know it it's the problem of transparent proxy
deployed by most ISPs
guess it's my mozilla 1.2 beta problem. sorry.
the otpion ssh-bugs (workaround for openssh server bugs) is interseting.
m.w.chang wrote:
got a source file not found error when I click it with mozilla...
let me try again with linux wget
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the error is obviously a permission issue. I will summarize my problem
in brief detail later (listing the owner/permission of related folders).
right now, I want all features working. :)
where can I find a doc about smrsh regarding the folder permission and
ownership?
I *still* don't
I would never trust VIA chipset for serious work. Grab a board that use
intel chipset, like i845g that supports 333Mhz clock for RAM. Couldn't
quite remember.
Jim Conner wrote:
Well, pending an unforeseen emergency expense, I plan on upgrading my
aging(ok, ancient) hardware. The
is it really the spirit of the bill? what made M$ more trust-worthy than
linux?
A bill to force computer users to run new Intel AMD CPU boards in a non
default mode that precludes using any OS but M$ Win is off topic on a
linux users list?
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I used google.com and didn't get anything. I try again. is
/usr/adm/sm.bin the only needed directory?
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^ ^2.4.19 4:45am up 13 days, 9:14, 0 users, load
I will do a search on freshmeat.net. I have seen a few replacements that
claimed to be better hhan the orignal traceroute.
i'm endeavoring to determine the whereabouts -- the city would
probably be adequate -- of a cable modem with a particular ip
address, the equivalent of whereis instead
the geographical location of IP cannot be guaranteed as the responsible
parties may not reveal their secret hideout. I suppose not even spy
satellites can peek into the IP of a network card of any internet
appliance on planet earth. not in the near future.. :)
thanks. i've done that. what i
I saw an annoucenment in comp.security.ssh but didn't find the program
in Simon's webpage. don't know it it's the problem of transparent proxy
deployed by most ISPs...
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hmm... is there an easy way to check whether the miler is ready?
I want to skip smrsh and go directly to your article on anti-virus and
spam filter.
ok, I will skip the sasl first since smailauth.html didn't cover every
thing (not from source as you need -DSASL to compile sendmail).
I just
ok, disabling smrsh and adding back mailer(procmail) to config.mc fixed
my problem. Seems that I couldn't set the folder permissions and
ownership properly for smrsh to work. I would skip smrsh for the
meantime after I got all the features installed (libmiler, sasl, auth, ...)
now, how could
')
APPENDDEF(`conf_sendmail_LIBS', `-lsasl')
APPENDDEF(`confLIBDIRS', `-L/usr/lib/sasl')
APPENDDEF(`confINCDIRS', `-I/usr/include/sasl')
m.w.chang wrote:
ok, disabling smrsh and adding back mailer(procmail) to config.mc fixed
my problem. Seems that I couldn't set the folder permissions and
ownership
so it would *not* be another drastic change like that from 2.2 - 2.4?
great...save some money... :)
BTW, can I install a 2.5 on COL 3.1.1 or do I need to upgrade other
packages as well??
Beats me. You *should* be able to.
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are you merely following the steps in the linux-sxs sites?
let me walk your steps again to be sure. still using glibc-2.2.1 that
came with WS 3.1. so I am a good rat.
some (not most or all) of the linux-sxs articles made certain
assumptions that's not applicable to amateurs like me. just the
did you try your luck in http://freshmeat.net?
search for document convert or microsoft word html
Joel Hammer wrote:
Is there a command line tool to convert a word document to html?
Thanks,
Joel
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I bought the WS 3.1 to avoid the huge upgrade gap from COL 2.4 (kernel
2.2.). ... ok, we got gentoo and linux-from-scratch now, but I am not
ready for them.
Net Llama! wrote:
Money for what? Sure its going to be a significant change. The
architecture is different, it has new features,
I still wondered whether innd can forcibly set the date of all incoming
messages to local time using the perl frontend script.
Jesús Antonio Santos Giraldo wrote:
Date fixed...
Sorry for disturbing..
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well. that means I should just restore the old sendmail till assistance
comes.. :) It should be really easy, other than those owners and
persmissions iessues...
Net Llama! wrote:
actually, no, i'm awake (its only 21:45 here). but i'm no sendmail
expert, so i don't think i can offer much
permission problem.. help...
Sep 29 21:18:06 server smrsh: uid 500: attempt to use procmail
Sep 29 21:18:06 server sendmail[22075]: g8TDI6rw022075: to=|exec
/usr/bin/procmail, ctladdr=toylet (500/100), delay=00:00:00,
xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=prog, pri=32614, dsn=5.0.0, stat=Service unavailable
I am quite sure that there was once an article that got steps taught how
to compile openssh and openssl (in the same article). maybe it was
relocated...
wasn't there a sxs article on compiling openssh? I could't find it
anymore.. I am sure that I had seen it... I was trying to update it
I have been looking for something like that just wonder whether
there are word processors that could make use of that daemon... not M$
word, I guess...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've brought up a DICT server, for those of you who want to look up
More information and downloads at
is it related to the libmilter compilation error above?
maybe I undefine procmail as mailer and try again...
m.w.chang wrote:
permission problem.. help...
Sep 29 21:18:06 server smrsh: uid 500: attempt to use procmail
Sep 29 21:18:06 server sendmail[22075]: g8TDI6rw022075: to=|exec
/usr
I wanted to update the linux-ssx article only. not having problem with
openssl or openssh. thank you for the attention. :)
What distro are you trying to run it on? Also have you updated OpenSSL
as well?
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I am using nobody. is it secured?
Net Llama! wrote:
I guess i should add that in order for PrivSep to work, you need to
create an sshd user (with /bin/false or something similar as its shell),
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I just wanted to have the auth via pam (and later openldap) option
working. do I still need the sasl?
btw, mr. douglas, does your sendmail from source article include
support for SASL?
no it doesn't. I was gonna put it there, but when I tested it, self-signed
certs were rejected by all
it's time for me to test chatzilla on win$... :)
Net Llama! wrote:
same bat server: irc.openprojects.net
same bat channel: #linux-users
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btw, hope it has a win$ client... maybe a few lines of perl winsock
script.. :)
m.w.chang wrote:
I have been looking for something like that just wonder whether
there are word processors that could make use of that daemon... not M$
word, I guess...
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ok. I ended up using make install-cf CF=config
(by reading the Build script, funny that Build refused to do it)
you can't do that. you just run 'sh Build config.cf' and then manually install
config.cf and submit.cf into /etc/mail (renaming config.cf to sendmail.cf)
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I am retrying again an hour later... I will stop using smrsh for the
meantime to avoid more permission issues...
btw, when I compile sendmail, there is no -DMILTER in the progress
diagloue... am I missing something?
why is your procmail getting called by smrsh? defining local(procmail) in
I still keep the 10-year-old source codes of a simple accounting system
me my classmates. It's a piece of course work, using RM/COBOL on Data
General Unix or IBM PC. Haven't been looking for a compiler after I
started using LInux...
I had about 10 20-drawer file cabinets full of COBOL
I compield my openssh --with-privsep-user=nobody
--with-privsep-path=forgot. It worked (during ssh login, I could see a
child process of sshd owned by nobody in ps aux)
Net Llama! wrote:
i'm pretty sure that you have to use the sshd user for PrivSep. anything
else and you're just running it
someone told me that 9.9.6c or older are not affected by that slapper
bug (of course, there may be other older problems).
The big security problem right now is openssl. One needs 0.9.6e or
better.
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google search on speed up perl cgi script produced some links... i am
no perl expert, though. :)
ronnie gauthier wrote:
I need some advice on a script I'm developing.
The script is perl from flat file. If the site does well a port to Msql
is in order.
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Isn't a dictionary server just a different kind of finger or gopher
server? username=word, information=definition.
is there something like a generic request-response server? XML?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've brought up a DICT server, for those of you who want to look up
$ dict -h
a better project title should be:
a generic stream-based request-response server using XML
is there something like a generic request-response server? XML?
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it really got one. seems that there hasn't no support for pronounciation
yet. imagine making something like this on mobile phone networks... more
handy than a electronic dictionary.
m.w.chang wrote:
btw, hope it has a win$ client... maybe a few lines of perl winsock
script
* sh Build install-cf
root@server: cf ./Build install-cf
Using M4=/usr/bin/m4
make: *** No rule to make target `sendmail.cf', needed by
`install-sendmail-cf'. Stop.
I resorted to use `make install CF=config`,
but the output file is /etc/mail/submit.cf not sendmail.cf
using back caldera's
i need help compiling sendmail... but I guess you are sleeping now.
Net Llama! wrote:
If anyone has some time to kill, i'm on irc right now:
irc.openprojects.net
#linux-users
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you meant squid? ignore me if it was not.
Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
I always used to use Apache as an httpd proxy. However, what experience
has anyone had with alternatives? Good bad things. Gottchas.
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I could still post from Hong Kong...
Sys Admin wrote:
It appears that there are some issues with Road Runner in my area. Some of
you may not be able to reach the SxS site. I've been assured that techs
are in the area and are working on the issue.
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I am using squid... havne't checked out the apache possibility. thanks
for the info. still quite afraid to compile apaache + mods...
you meant squid? ignore me if it was not.
No. I currently use Apache as a proxy. Always have. Works nice. It is only
a proxy for internal boxes accessing the
I will edit prefs.js directly. it's sad that some sites just shut their
doors when you're not using ie.
which adds a bar with lots of preference choices. The most interesting
at first glance is the spoofing menu, which allows mozilla to pretend to
be other browsers, a feature I like about
rpm -qil libmilter
Package created with checkinstall 1.5.2
/usr/doc/libmilter/README
/usr/include/libmilter/mfapi.h
/usr/include/libmilter/mfdef.h
/usr/lib/libmilter.a
root@server: sendmail ./Build
Configuration: pfx=, os=Linux, rel=2.4.19, rbase=2, rroot=2.4,
arch=i686, sfx=,
can't winfax to talk to hylafax server?
Sara Alberti wrote:
Good Morning!
I'm using Hylafax faxserver and I've some problems with the Win client
Cypheus...
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the standard way to move between fields was and is TAB key.
Even in the days of Foxpro and IBM 3270 terminals, it was and is the
tab key. IN IBM termianl world, ENTER means submit or refresh.
I've been logging into UNIX boxes for over 15 years. It's always been:
usernameEnter
I suspect you only need to update your mod_ssl for apache. Not sure,
though.
use OpenSSL. According to the Apache web site (http://httpd.apache.org/),
you should upgrade apache to 1.3.26 or 2.0.40, unless you are using UNIX,
in which case, 2.0.39 should be safe.
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foxpro was following standard and is the posisbly the most successful
dBase dialect after the romance of the 3 kingdoms (Fox Software,
Ashton-Tate and Nantucket). The TAB was always the key to move between
field. Even in nCurse, I believe...
I barely remembered that there was a SAA (System
well, mozilla should have added the OKCANCEL buttons to the login
prompt. Then users may automagically use the tab key since they see the
buttons and know that it's not a text-mode console login.
Anyway, I alawys use TAB since 10 years ago whenever I saw more than one
field on the screen.
cat kernel.01 | cut -f 19-20 -d\
SPT=2701 DPT=27374
SPT=2701 DPT=27374
SPT=2701 DPT=27374
SPT=2701 DPT=27374
SPT=4169 DPT=1433
SPT=4169 DPT=1433
DPT=139 WINDOW=5360
DPT=139 WINDOW=5360
DPT=139 WINDOW=5360
this doesn't quite work because the number of fields varied on each
iptables log entry.
I understood that the alternative is to modify the log-and-drop entry in
ipatbles script, but still, was wondering abotu the possibklity of
processing a free-form text file...
this doesn't quite work because the number of fields varied on each
iptables log entry. field 19 may not always be
thanks for the tip. I am still relying on the rpm commands that I was
TOLD to use. I am just no rpm expert but would like to maintain rpm's db
referential integrity. :)
nice clean emerge unmerge, I would head into /var/db/pkg and start
removing information about the packages I removed.
I am still caldera's openlinux. It doesn't seem to have that option.
Also, I worried if you don't choose full install, something would be
left out that might give you headache later...
I found it more intuitive to install everuthing in the first place,
then take out un-needed things
thanks. I guess you wrote html message
Brad De Vries wrote:
You could try the 'sed' command:
cat kernel.01 | sed -e #34;s/.*DPT=/DPT=/#34; -e
#34;s/ .*//#34;
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I always use this command line to update the boot loader. worked
everytime. isn't grub-install doing the same thing?
No its not. I was unable last night, for some reason, to get to the SxS sites
to read my own doc on this grin. FWIW its ::
grep -v ^# /etc/grub.conf | grub --batch
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no nono... this wf doesn't count numeric strings...
wf scans a text file or standard input and counts the frequency of words
through the whole text, sending resulting output to stdout showing each
word and corresponding frequency.
I found it with keywords count word, in page 3 of the
insesant wisecraks? what the hack is that? doens't seem to be english.
oh.. I never knew the Love is with UL now was a rumour. sorry about that.
Isn't UL more related to electricity? it's on the back my power supply,
and my monitor. :)
Do you understand that Ransom Love IS NOT A PART OF
a piece of cake for me if I use clipper/foxpro and even C.
# chkhit /var/log/messages
port,hits
25,10
139,1
6112,20
#
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out of boredom, I did these, over the openssh connection:
cd /proc
cd devices
cat *
... connection to server lost
after a few minutes, I telnet back to my server at port 23. got this:
ISS Telnet Configuration
Please enter password:
I am still in the office, so didn't know what really
ok, this stuff should do it:
Virtual Keyboard:
http://www.canesta.com/videos/keyboard.asf
http://www.canesta.com/chipset.htm
ronnie gauthier wrote:
Send me some of that shit you're smoking.
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it really crashed the system. pondering why...
cd /proc
cd devices
cat *
connection to server lost
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^ ^2.4.19 7:45pm up 14 min, 0 users, load
I just need example to get started. my perl is really weak despite of my
agiility in foxpro and c.
Sep 20 19:51:44 server kernel: iptables IN=ppp0 OUT= MAC=
SRC=64.4.13.202 DST=218.102.112.235 LEN=40 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=119
ID=17967 PROTO=TCP SPT=1863 DPT=3018 WINDOW=16821 RES=0x00 ACK FIN
anyway, I would not cat the /proc/devices/00/* again... :)
Iit possibly generated some garbbles that crashed the openssh daemon...
Kurt Wall wrote:
On Fri, Sep 20, 2002 at 08:00:01PM +0800, m.w.chang wrote:
it really crashed the system. pondering why...
cd /proc
cd devices
cat
further to my questino on an analysis tool for iptables log.
is there a unix textutils or alike that would count the number of unique
symbols in a text file and produce a frequency distribition of them? It
should be a common feature in most compilers. I could write one, but
just wonder
bon voyage...
ronnie gauthier wrote:
Ah, the famous sniff of fools, sails again.
no way, mon ami. besidse, sniff, not smoke. will inhale better.
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Mr. Love and his comrades offending another bunch of people after
freeloaders?
http://www.lwn.net/Articles/10257/
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anyone got an *existing* script that could list
the ports being blocked by iptables in /var/log/messages
plus the number of hits. like this:
# chkhit /var/log/messages
port,hits
25,10
139,1
6112,20
#
sorting is not important.
I think I need to use perl if I am to write one.
can I do it with
promail could write directly to the system mailbox in /var/mail or
/var/spool/mail. you shoudn't need to use smtp to reroute the message.
Mr. Hungley's sample procmailrc in linux-sxs showed the use of formail
and to: field, tbhough.
I have been reading up on Procmail and it appears that it
foxpro! yeah! harbour-project. :)
Ben Duncan wrote:
Although everone has a favorite language. when designing such a
system, one must compare cababilties,
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htdig didn't even include an example for excluding hostname. namazu is
more tailored for japanese audience...
??? how do you figure that? all the documentation I read was in english.
what namazu better than htdig, other than the start_url thing?
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saw it in freshmeat.net, a gentoo-based setup. anyone tried it? :)
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I don't know whether it bkocked you before.
the exclude hostname issue - that a site could be accessed from
multiple domain names. Will namazu be able to handle it with basic
setup? not for htdig. you need to well-versed in url_part_aliases. and
there is no enough examples in her website.
is swish-e really so bad? seems that it excludes the hostname when donig
indexingOk, I just read the quickstart guide.
htdig didn't even include an example for excluding hostname. namazu is
more tailored for japanese audience...
SwishE is what the SxS used before namazu. it sucked,
gee.. the US-HK link is really fast message seems to be there
instantly...
M.W. Chang wrote:
I agree, but only if the manual was written to be read by others. I have
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change log for sa.html
- remove un-ncessary rules in the sample procmailrc
- reset author's email id to avoid spam. :P
change log for proftpd.html
- a no in proftpd.conf should have been off
- add more directives in the sample proftpd.conf
- fix some erratic comments in proftpd.conf
Nobody
no. it will not go... I will bet USD 10 on it.
Matthew Carpenter wrote:
For a while...
Of course, the desktop will stay.
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anyone got experiences in installing taipei fonts to an english install
of COL workstation 3.1 so as to use mozilla to view chinese webpages and
news? Would like to have some pointers to doing the project.
There is just an ancient Chiense How-to which is serverely outdated.
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new virus?
--L1db82sd319dm2ns0f4383dhG
Content-Type: text/html;
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
HTMLHEAD/HEADBODY
FONT COLOR=#FF
bATTENTION!/bbrbr
You can accessbr
bvery important/bbr
information bybr
this passwordbrbr
bDO NOT SAVE/bbr
password to diskbr
use your mindbrbr
now
I don't see any messenger icon on my win$ desktop. I didn't install MSN
stuffs neither. puzzling...why would it try to reach my host. Thanks.
Matthew Carpenter wrote:
A combination of the port ('MSNP') and the address ('hotmail.com')
indicates that this is traffic associated with the
what was she trying to do?
Jul 15 10:03:02 server kernel: iptables IN=ppp0 OUT= MAC= SRC=64.4.12.72
DST=me.me.me.me LEN=41 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=118 ID=11611 PROTO=TCP
SPT=1863 DPT=1042 WINDOW=17011 RES=0x00 ACK URGP=0
Netname: HOTMAIL
Netblock: 64.4.0.0 - 64.4.63.255
Lately I watched a US news broadcast in Hong Kong. A security expert
said that until we could x-ray customers' souls, there would never be
true security for airport passengers.
I just wondered: what made he believed that the soul was really what it
was? It's just a wrapper. Bsisdes, who could
how do you release your IP? is it as simple as dhcpcd -k?
I am planning to swtich from adsl to cable (for cheaper but less stable
line) so I might need to deal with dhcpcd rather than rp-pppoe soon.
any other useful tips for dhcpcd users? maybe I write one should I
really change over.
Joel
the iptables inside your brain is working.. :)
ICMP 8,0 - Echo
TCP-Reset
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Is there a webmail system that stores messaegs in the format used by
mozilla (unix mail?)?
IMAP is ok, but you have to wait for the download of all message headers
on each folder access.
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the dhcp server was resetted. :)
All the verbiage which follows simply leads up to this question: How,
in the routine course of events, can a dhcp server force a renewal, or
terminate, an ip number given to a client and reassign it to another
client before the end of the lease time? This is
why ddin't you just go M$' news://msnews.microsof.com
you meant to start a flame, did you? :)
Richard R. Sivernell wrote:
Need help from a windows NT person. Contact off line so we
do not start any flames or upset anyone.
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how about netscape? but then outlook didn't export netscape...
I wonder how many clients will export netscape formats
Michael Hipp wrote:
*** Exporting the data to a file and importing it into Evolution comes to
my mind...
Well yes. But Evolution can't read anything Outlook can export to.
better. thanks.
maybe we group mail, news, webmail, mailing list, mail clients, all
under a bigger heading messaging... Later
Net Llama! wrote:
A...ok. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Fixed by
creating a new NEWS category, and moving the two items into it.
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the article on inn is inside section mail.
Net Llama! wrote:
I'm not following you. What does 'news' have to do with mail?
which is a soft-link to mail.
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