John-
NOT URGENT :-)
I'm looking for Honolulu based employment, to begin September, 2003.
Offer:
Scientific/technical/management, culturally acclimated and willing to
travel the Pacific
Experience:
Marine/land geophysics, geodetics, seismic, precision navigation,
instrumentation, R.F.
Sorry guys, forgot to edit 'to' field. -Bob
Many of us (at least myself) would want to kick our (or my) butt for not
going to vote. (Shame on ME!)
No one would have thought Ed Case would have come so close. One of the
reasons for his (near) success? His web page and server are running on
Linux.
On Tuesday 24 September 2002 06:27 am, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
Many of us (at least myself) would want to kick our (or my) butt for not
going to vote. (Shame on ME!)
I will concur. Shame on you. Democracy counts on YOU, Wayne. :-)
No one would have thought Ed Case would have come so close.
I'd really like to believe that prominent people _choose_ Linux and
Apache, but often it is just because their virtual host provider uses
it.
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?mode_u=offmode_w=onsite=www.edcase.com
This seems to be the case, as it was for the Whitehouse (.GOV!!!) after
that
Email Lei Wakayama [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stephen Itoga [EMAIL PROTECTED],
or Brian Chee [EMAIL PROTECTED].
They moderate the ics-undergrads and ics-graduate lists at UH. They
often post job openings on these lists.
--Ray Strode
I flew to the mainlnad last week for RHCE training in Los Angeles. The
material was well covered, the instructor was knowledgeable, and the exam
was rough. My guess is that out of the eleven of us that took part in the
7 hour exam, about half failed. Out of all the certs I've taken, the RHCE
Ho'ala Greevy wrote:
I flew to the mainlnad last week for RHCE training in Los Angeles. The
material was well covered, the instructor was knowledgeable, and the exam
was rough. My guess is that out of the eleven of us that took part in the
7 hour exam, about half failed. Out of all the
Has anyone here tried using a SmartDisk FireLite drive w/ Linux, and if
so, how compatible was it?
-Charles
Does this mean you have your RHCE??
- Original Message -
From: Ho'ala Greevy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 1:25 PM
Subject: [luau] Experiences with the RHCE
I flew to the mainlnad last week for RHCE training in Los Angeles. The
material
Hiya,
Still getting used to my new RH 7.3 setup, and was wondering about some
logwatch entries I've been getting.
I see entries in logwatch showing a lot of mail for unknown users. They
have what appear to be random names with my domain attached to the end.
There was a whole slew of them all
I use this test all the time:
http://www.abuse.net/relay.html
- Original Message -
From: Erich S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 9:26 PM
Subject: [luau] Blocking mail relayers
Hiya,
Still getting used to my new RH 7.3 setup, and was
You can either
add him to hosts.deny,
or add
his.ip.here.reject
to your access file in /etc/mail you can do custom reject messages too. If
its an ISP you know you wont get alot of traffic from just block the whole
ip-block.
Best way to kill attempted relaying so is to use Cyrus
hi,
I'm getting ready to schedule my test up in Austin in another month or so,
i've been studying using the RHCE Book from Osborne and some of the
Lab/Course books from the actual redhat classes. Do you recommend that i
actually take the Classes ? I've been doing installing and administring R.H.
On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 17:06, linuxdan wrote:
Does this mean you have your RHCE??
Yup, he said he passed. I think that makes him the first Hawaii local
with RHCE... unless there's some military dude that got it first.
The material was well covered, the instructor was knowledgeable, and the exam
was rough.
Do you remember any of the questions? I'd be interested in knowing the
type of stuff they ask.
(I'm not much for certifications though, so I doubt I would ever take
it... just curious)
--Ray
Sorry Ray, no can do- they made us sign 3 NDAs that day!
All I can say is that it was tough, no way could a person braindump their
way thru it.
-ho'ala
Ray Strode said:
Do you remember any of the questions? I'd be interested in knowing the
type of stuff they ask.
(I'm not much for
I'd recommend taking the class, the books are outdated. No way I would've
passed without taking the class.
good luck!
-ho'ala
Florian Hines said:
hi,
I'm getting ready to schedule my test up in Austin in another month or
so, i've been studying using the RHCE Book from Osborne and some of
Anyone know of an easy way to set monitor refresh rates? I just
installed mandrake, told it I can use up to 76Hz, and it set my monitor
to 60 Hz. It flashes and hurts my eyes. Anyone know how to change this
without knowing how to change clock lines of an XF86config file or
whatever?
-Eric
There are two RHCE people over at Waikele. I just never had the pleasure of
meeting them. But from what I
understand, it took them two years to acheive their RHCE even with the 10
years of Unix and 3 years of Linux/Opensource experience. They mentioned
how the certification material was
Anyone know how to change this without knowing how to
change clock lines of an XF86config file
Try add VirtRefresh 76 or something similar to the Monitor section of
your
XF86Config file.
(in other words don't give it a range. just give it one value to use)
--Ray
cool, thanks. I'll try that. I'm also using the framebuffer, which
doesn't like to change modes. So I'll try the real nvidia driver too.
xvidtune doesn't work because of the fb.
-Eric Hattemer
On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 01:29, Ray Strode wrote:
Anyone know how to change this without
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theKompany released today a free (as in beer; no charge for the
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