On Thu, 14 Aug 2003 22:19:16 -0400
Kurt Wall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoth Matthew Carpenter:
I am monitoring SSH from an OpenNMS box and two of my systems, both
SuSE8.2pro boxen, are registering outages on SSH. Normally I'd blame
either the network or the NMS system (little puny box can
On 16 Aug 2003 04:23:29 -0400
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Code that causes this much disruption of commerce is anything but
benign. These are more than just the digital equivalent of a rck thrown
through a window, they suck up huge amounts of bandwidth, both as people
attempt to deal with
for?
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confident are you that the box
hasn't been compromised?
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Anyone heard anything about 3D Desktop environments? It was a buzz for a
while, but I haven't heard much about it lately. I was thinking that it would
be really Kool to see a sprout from the KDE team that took this on, perhaps
naming their desktop K3D or somesuch :)
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Gentlemen (and I use that term loosely :)
What OSS solutions are being used to do sever-based calendaring and
scheduling here?
I'm looking for a solution to come along side a standard SMTP/POP3/IMAP
server and provide the functionality to clients like Outhouse and Evolution,
possibly Korganizer
This sounds like you have something in your startup directory which used to
look like an application link (.desktop or .kdelink or something) but now is
associted with KWrite. Did you happen to change the associations for KWrite
recently (or relatively recently to when this started)?
-
Funny this should be brought up so soon after my enforced XP journey of
late. I've been meaning to comment on how the maintainer of the XP box I am
currently running made my user ID part of the administrators group. He said
it had to be that way to work right... I thought all the rhetoric about
I have been having a devil of a time getting X to work properly between a
Cygwin X server and a SuSE 8.2pro box set up as a X-Terminal Server. Here
is the message I most recently got (this is using SSH with XForwarding).
When attempting X -ac -query myserver I get the same message with
different
PM
Subject: Re: Cygwin X and XInputExtension errors
On Fri, Sep 12, 2003, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
I have been having a devil of a time getting X to work properly between a
Cygwin X server and a SuSE 8.2pro box set up as a X-Terminal Server.
Here
is the message I most recently got
/Scheduling
On Fri, 2003-09-12 at 19:32, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
Gentlemen (and I use that term loosely :)
What OSS solutions are being used to do sever-based calendaring and
scheduling here?
I'm looking for a solution to come along side a standard SMTP/POP3/IMAP
server and provide
I am using SuSE 8.2 and the included Audacity, and have been recording,
cutting, and burning audio CD's for quite some time now. I do at least one
session per week, more like 2 or 3.
I don't know what might be causing the hang, unless you have an awful sound
card or something, If the same time
Are you running artsd? If so (Ctrl-Esc brings up Process Manager in KDE)
try killing it before starting Audacity. I do not claim to be an expert on
aRTs, but I believe it puts hooks into the ALSA system and isn't
necessary... and has caused trouble for me recording in the past.
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While I agree wholeheartedly with the rest of the list, what you are looking
for is some Windows tool to fetch the mail off the Linux server using IMAP
or POP3.
Good luck.
Most of the tools available are for Linux and they ain't to migrate OFF
Linux.
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df
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Or partition space in any temporary storage location that Audacity (or
gnome-sound-recorder,
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command has for ftp.
Thank You
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Which in geek-speak is: Our network was so f#$%ed over by Blaster that the
machines, like, couldn't do the protocol
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 22:54:27 -0400
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They haven't drawn the conclusion that the initial outage was caused by it, but
there are reports
I've heard of this happening though).
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Hi Squabsy-
I also use SuSE 8.2pro and Knoppix 3.1/3.2
I would say that Knoppix is a great boot-distro and possibly something to
install as a secondary distro on your hard drive, but I'm not sure I would
replace SuSE with it. I like the way SuSE has packaged so much software and
basically made it
From what I know, DEP's been working quite heavily on a couple books.
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Could you explain a little more about what error message SuSE gives you
when attempting the ESS1969?
Try alsaconf from a Konsole window. That's what I do when I have
difficulties with
You can always try editing /etc/modules.conf manually. Find out what
Knoppix uses for a module using lsmod and
Is it xinetd?
Does it use tcpwrappers of any sort?
(more specifically, are you being blocked by /etc/hosts.deny or
/etc/hosts.allow)
What do your logs tell you? (/var/log/messages, /var/log/xxx)
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also, what printing system are you using? CUPS? CUPS-LPD (usually port 515
through inetd or the like and then accessing the CUPS daemon)? LPD? LPRNG?
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everything boots fine WTFO?
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RAID
On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 00:42:56 -0400, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
Anyone have any experience with the above? I am having problems where
after installing Grub on a bootable ATA RAID array (this particular array is
a mirrored pair) I get the Grub level 2 boot and then the Grub shell. If
I type
btw. Could you provide /etc/lilo.conf examples of soft-raid booting?
Thanks!
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On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 23:30:51 -0400, Matthew Carpenter
If possible, use IMAP. I pull my Internet mail from the outside server to
my internal server using Fetchmail (POP3) and then use IMAP to my internal
server, since IMAP is more costly of bandwidth than POP3. But I detest
local email. Nothing like getting on a different machine and not having
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shameless plug
Well, there's one on the SxS site:
http://linux-sxs.org/storage/raid_setup.html
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Matthew Carpenter wrote:
btw. Could you provide /etc/lilo.conf examples of soft-raid booting?
Thanks
settle for a Win32 app since I already have a great Linux app.
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of my brainpower and some of my sleeping capacity. Thank you for your input
and understanding.
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I'm pretty sold on DirectoryAdministrator for Linux
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Yes, but most stock kernels support up to 4GB, which is still more than 2GB
this guy's using...
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If unsure, say 1GB.
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The 'stock' Redhat kernel suports no more than 1GB. SuSE kernels might
support more. Redhat includes a 'bigmem' kernel which supports 16GB.
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Can someone set me straight here?
Thanks!
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No, but I'll be looking into it as soon as the schedule lets up next week.
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to a salesman. I finally got a call back
after 5 working days. Salesman seems helpful enough, but they're
unquestionably putting very little effort into selling products.
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Anyone using kernel 2.4.6 with Nvidia drivers? Just wonder if it works
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I'm one happy customer with Audacity...
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Thanks. I'll check out these apps and check on mixers. I didn't think it
would be a problem to find good software on Linux. It'll be the inputs
that I have to worry about!
Michael Hipp wrote:
Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
I need to
I am looking for a good MFP which is Linux-friendly, prints well, with
decent color and text quality. My target price is about $150. Does anyone
have any recommendations? Faxing and printing are the important parts. I
don't really need a scanner (HPSJ4P still works great).
Thanks!
Matt
Congrats on the new digs! Enjoy the UK and the new job!
Speaking of meeting people, who currently lives within moderate distance of
Grand Rapids or Kalamazoo, Michigan? (say, an hour or less drive)
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I'd like to know as well. I'm quite happy with SuSE 8.2 Pro. But there is
so much software included in SuSE that perhaps they have included new
revisions of a lot of software that would never make the
sales-bullet-points. There were some rough edges that may have been cleared
up as well. For
Will this break my email filtering rules again?
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It seems the DNS services provided
What would a parody of copywrite protected code be?
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Anyone have any experience with SBC Yahoo DSL and Linux? I believe it's
PPPoE setup but I can't figure out how to generate or find a username and
password... Then, I'm attempting to use an ethernet card to plug into the
DSL Modem. So far I've seen nothing. SBC Yahoo wants you to install their
Let's just hope Novell has lost their Reverse-Midas touch...
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On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 18:16, Collins Richey wrote:
There are only
Check this out! Look at the News that's Fit to Print. ie. News that SCO
doesn't object to because it roasts them.
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certainly not a former employee ;)
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Consuming 0.6K bytes, Collins Richey blathered:
LinuxToday (Nov 18, 2003, 20:00 UTC) (4004 reads) (10
What is the key piece of MSOffice which is not readily available as Open
Source?
If you guessed none you'd be correct. In a recent press release,
theKompany (www.theKompany.com) has released Access-competitor Rekall to
the OpenSource community, as a Dual-license GPL (retaining rights to market
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