You know you have one. You're not using it, and the kids at Enchanted
Lakes Elementary need it more than you do. Your gift is deductible.
Our only missing piece for tomorrow's install is mice. Surely some
Kailua based POS dealer with a lot of modems and who advocates OSS has
some. We need 2
We have a new member in our group, Eli, who came here a few years ago
from Columbia (the country) His passions for Linux have been fueled,
and it's no surprise when you look at his brother's website
http://fundehumano.org/
dig the Sombrero
Being a man of action, Eli has suggested that we have
This Friday we will be installing yet another thin-client lab in Hawaii.
This one will be at Enchanted Lakes Elementary in Kailua. We have
nearly lined up the needed volunteers, but more are always welcome. If
you would like to see how we transform an empty room into a functional
computer la
Angela Kahealani wrote:
On Monday 2004-08-16 22:13, MonMotha wrote:
Angela Kahealani wrote:
...
LUAU is *your* LUG.
So, is LUAU multi-island, or just O'ahu?
I'm considered a member of LUAU (or so I've been told) and I'm in
Indiana...
I guess my question is really, more on the order of
Since LUG does not appear anywhere in the LUAU or HOSEF name, it is hard
to realize that we have a LUG any closer than our friends on the Big
Island, Bilug. I have heard people wonder that before, and have even
heard talk of starting a LUG on Oahu.
As best we understand, the first Hawaii, or at
penguins, please contact me off-list or reply
to the list if you think that you'll be joining us.
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HOSEF is reviving our workshop with a gathering at The McKinley
Community School for Adults today at 1:30. If one feels like assisting,
we have to swap out some dontated computers. If one feels like playing,
we will be installing Xandros Linux followed by some of those cool new
Novell applica
computers, mainly thin clients, when we set up a 30 station
lab at Enchanted Lakes Elementary.
Please consider becoming a member.
--scott
R. Scott Belford
Founder/Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518 phone/fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nathan A. Keirn wrote:
Has anyone heard back on the PHP class. A friend of mine, and I both want to
sign up. I emailed Kevin English, but I haven't heard back yet.
Nathan
Kevin is probably just busy. He, Michael, and HOSEF have been working
out the details and the times. It is looking like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What time
Sorry. I was trying to drive eyeballs to our somewhat improved site.
:-)
Roundtable Pizza (Enchanted Lake)
1020J Keolu Drive
6-8:30 p.m.
--scott
HOSEF is in need of someone's help to create disk images of the
workstations in our McKinley lab. With the help of Michael Bishop, we
have been cleared to offer more classes in the room where we have
donated 25 workstations. They are used during the week to run windows
lite and a foreign lang
Each Wednesday for the foreseeable future, HOSEF is organizing a Shop
Talk session for Linux and OSS. Our first go at it will be tomorrow
evening at Roundtable Pizza in Kailua. Future Wednesday sessions are
scheduled on our calendar, but you are welcome to suggest alternative
venues and times
Looking over the Skolelinux site, I came across this resource. Very
good on the eyes, and chock full of info.
http://www.skolelinux.no/linux-signpost/showUserMenu.php?locale=en
--scott
Kevin W. English wrote:
I'd could teach one if anyone has a venue.
We have a venue, Kevin. Would you like to start teaching a HOSEF
sponsored PHP class at McKinley?
--scott
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
I went over to Makiki community library yesterday. This should offer a
great testimony to the benefits of adopting a Linux system. Unlike
other state libraries, Makiki does not receive any state fund. Without
HOSEF/Linux, its two Windows2000 computers would ha
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
The problem is, where to set up such a user experience collection
point? Waikiki Library is probably the best candidate. Other "non
conventional" spots include Starbucks, Honolulu Cafe in Ala Moana
Mall, Barns&Noble/Borders, or any other place(s) anyone can t
My apologies. I was very excited yesterday to see what seemed like so
many infections. Further research has led me to revise my "list." I
searched for each service on the security response page from Norton
Antivirus, and did not read the details thoroughly enough.
In our rush to correct me, I
I have been meaning to email LUAU and our announce list for some time to
make sure that we all knew the recent news about HOSEF. We have a
permanent home at UH thanks to many unthanked people, and luau and
monmotha have a permanent home with HOSEF. We have set up a lab this
year at Kuhio Elem
Jeff Mings wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. What I'd really like to be able to do is
just switch out backup hard drives once a month. The goal is simple
data redundancy, not hardware fail-over. I'm planning on colocating a
server, and I was hoping I could just umount /dev/whichever , unloc
Matthew John Darnell wrote:
http://www.revolution-os.com/
This is a good movie that chronicles the free software movement, it is an
interview style documentary. I thought the tension between Linus Torvalds &
Richard Stallman was interesting.
Linus also mentions he pronounces his name three dif
Maddog wrote:
somewhere to go that keeps a list of Deb mirrors?
http://www.debian.org/mirrors/
:-)
--scott
Maddog wrote:
Can someone be so kind as to provide me with the local mirror lines for my
apt sources.list file?
Thank you,
Don
___
LUAU@lists.hosef.org mailing list
http://lists.hosef.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/luau
deb http://www.backports.org/d
Over the last few years I have heard a lot of misinformation about
proper and legal disposal of monitors. I want to clarify this, to the
best of my understanding, so that we all make the right decision with
older equipment. Most of my information came from the morning I spent
volunteering som
Robert Green wrote:
Drop me an e-mail if you have something that will fit the bill. Of
course, free would be preferred, but cheap would also be considered for
the right machine.
We have a Dell 2100, a Gateway 2100, and a Toshiba 465CDX. The gateway
has no power supply. Each has a pcmcia ada
Gary Dunn wrote:
How does Debian deal with security issues? For example, if Apache issues
a security alert and an upgrade to correct the vulnerability, how
quickly does Debian make the update available?
From the Debian Site:
"Debian takes security very seriously. Most security problems brough
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Is Saturday's workshop still on? I am having problems with my USB
wireless card (on an FC2 notebook), would like to bring it over and
perhaps someone can show me his/her magic fingers? wayne
We are on. No guarantees that a FC2 issue can be handled, but someone
Richard wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to hear some technical advice on the
comparison of Fedora and Debian. If I want to mainly
run network applications, what package should I use?
GUI is not critical to me.
Both are community developed projects. Each embodies the same
philosophy of Open Source Devel
The show will go on today, regardless of the weather. Studing the radar
loop this morning leaves me to believe that showers will come and go
intermittently. Between the truck and McKinley, you will be able to
look over the stuff without getting wet.
We really would like to swap out the stuff
DataStar wrote:
Greetings!
That bastard Gates and Microsoft is at it again! I haven't seen anything
posted about this yet so here goes:
Thanks for the info. Let's hope that the measure is removed before
Monday. The potential Achilles heal of OSS is that obs
R. Scott Belford wrote:
A reminder to you that on Saturday from 12-4 we will be giving away all
of our surplus stuff. We have cables, hard drives, nics, video cards,
sun equipment, speakers, etc., and it is all being given away on a first
come first served basis. Please come by and help us
A reminder to you that on Saturday from 12-4 we will be giving away all
of our surplus stuff. We have cables, hard drives, nics, video cards,
sun equipment, speakers, etc., and it is all being given away on a first
come first served basis. Please come by and help us to help others.
-scott
HOSEF has collected too much stuff. A fair amount of it does not serve
our current mission. We will be giving it away on Saturday the 15th at
McKinley from 12-4. See http://www.hosef.org for details and directions.
We have a lot of
Sun monitors and sun monitor cables
Sparc 2's, Sparc 5's, an
Nothing to add to this.
Bonjour Scott, and bonjour everyone on your lists (local forwarding
of this message welcome),
R. Scott Belford wrote:
We are on it. I cannot thank you enough for calling this to our
attention. I am embarrassed that this was going on under our noses
and we had no
While we were sleeping, the following has come onto the horizon
http://www.iipi.org/activities/softwareconference.htm
"Developing countries and aid agencies have thus invested heavily in
support of building domestic software industries, particularly by
investing in education and technology ado
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
I am sure most have heard the news that Google has set a date to go
IPO. What differentiates Google from essentially all the internet
bubbles of the late '90s is that it already has almost $500M in cash. I
know Google is "probably" profitable. But $500M in cas
Charles Lockhart wrote:
Just an fyi,
http://www.hosef.org/pn/index.php?module=Static_Docs&type=user&func=view&f=luau.html
which is the "main" luau subscription page (pointed to by the main
hosef.org page) was broken and wouldn't let me subscribe a couple of
weeks ago (kept giving me the messag
MonMotha wrote:
That link doesn't work for me in mozilla (brings up an error dialog),
but the use of &BVP= is probably a weirdo escape sequence that rewrites
.com into some odd cctld that someone bought up. I've gotten a similar
mail, but it was in HTML. Did we possibly lose something in th
I recently received, correct that, SpamAssassin filtered the following
email. Researching it led me to these two links, among many
http://www.inertramblings.com/archives/000454.html
http://www.millersmiles.co.uk/identitytheft/011104-citibank-email-scam.php
and I recall hearing of an unpatche
The bill that simply requests a study of OSS in our government and that
supports its future use has passed the Finance Committee. Thanks to
those of you who helped by testifying.
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/sessioncurrent/commreports/hcr83_hscr1431-04_.htm
Note who has opposed it
http://ww
"BE IT RESOLVED by the House of Representatives of the Twenty-second
Legislature of the State of Hawaii, Regular Session of 2004, the Senate
concurring, that the Department of Accounting and General Services
(DAGS) is requested to provide a status report on the current use of
open source softwa
http://software.newsforge.com/software/04/04/02/1424206.shtml
The next time you hear someone say that using Linux is hard, tell them
that you know of one four-year-old who has been handling it daily for
more than a year. Linux is not hard unless you convince yourself that it is.
This Saturday you are welcome to join HOSEF for its monthly
organizational meeting. We gather at 1 p.m. at The McKinley Community
School for Adults on Pensacola and will meet for one hour. Signs will
point you to Room 206, and if you drive, please park on the Pensacola
side of the adult schoo
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
> http://www-132.ibm.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=-840&productId=8707833&storeId=1&langId=-1&dualCurrId=73&categoryId=2588412
>
> If you have $ to burn, IBM is selling IntelliStation A Pro
> workstation with RHEL3 WS pre-installed for $6,
On Tuesday 23 March 2004 10:40 pm, Patrick Smith wrote:
>
> http://www.novell.com/company/advertising/pdf/megahertz_3-15-04.pdf
>
> Is this it?
It looks like there are 3 Linux ads as part of this promotion.
http://www.novell.com/company/advertising/index_na.html
--scott
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
But a more effective way is to give our police more equitable pay, as
well as more budget for ice education/rehabilitation. Of course, using
our prescious police resources to SWAT a 76-old lady who unknowingly
uses a $10 counterfeit bill does not help the situati
http://www.cio.com/archive/030104/open.html
So who's using open source? Why are they using it? And are the benefits
worth the risks? The answers are surprising—and dispel some of the myths
surrounding open source.
Ronald Willis wrote:
Does anyone know if these unfortunate travelers had a beacon installed or if
they
have record of a mac address?
This reminded me of a great article I found on /. in 2002. I hunted it down
http://macscripter.net/unscripted/unscripted.php?id=12_0_1_0_C
They didn't use the
Jaymes Schooler wrote:
Scott..
What are the space requirements. I may be able to work something out as
far as a Saturday location and workspace and possibly some interim
storage space
Thanks for asking, Jim. The room that we have been using for the
workshops is about 400 sqft, and we have
Some of you may not know that we have a HOSEF managers list where we try
to hammer out HOSEF specific issues as we try to serve our Open Source
Community.
http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/hosef-managers
(domain changing soon)
An interesting question posed by our chair, Vince, is i
configuration, Apache, Firewalling, etc.
-dean takemori
thanks for the inquiry, Dean
--scott
R. Scott Belford
PR Director
HOSEF
ncerely
your name
---
Please make some time for this, if you can.
graciously
--scott
R. Scott Belford
PR Director
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
Ken Mayer wrote:
Dana,
I'm a ham, too, AE6CA, but I haven't turned on the rig (my boat,
ICOM-735 and a 10m wire backstay) much since I arrived in the islands
last May. I have an SCS PTC-III on board as well. Do you know any kind
of stuff goes on around Honolulu that I might get plugged into? Al
Dana Smith wrote:
I have a Toshiba Protege 7000 and am wondering if I can install Mandrake 9.0
on it without too much grief.
I don't know anything about the hardware specs, but I don't see why not.
If the machine has your important data on it, back it up. Oh, have
fun. Mandrake is so enjo
A very funny link from Slashdot in case you missed it
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2004/01/30/wwwscocom_is_a_weapon_of_mass_destruction.html
--scott
Watch those Linux Commercials during the Super Bowl today.
Don,
This is a very well-maintained how-to for your setup. You want to be
sure that either /etc/skel has been set up to make a Maildir for each user
maildirmake /etc/skel
or edit exim.conf to be sure that it is set up to transport mail to a
maildir.
This how-to is pretty darn good.
http
Lucas wrote:
Any hardware recommendation guys?
We are currently looking at the following list of dual-cpu rack mounts:
Sun Fire V280R $ 14,995 x 60% (Higher Ed discount) = $8,997.00
(2 x 1.2 GHz UltraSPARC III, 2.0 GB RAM, 2 x 73 GB 1 RPM SCSI
drives, 10/100 Ethernet, Solaris
An understandable issues that many people have with debian is that the
stable release is, well, it's a little old. Such is the price of
stability, but, sometimes this is a deal killer if you want to run
stable, but also want, for instance, the most recent version of snort,
or spamassassin, or
Folks,
ftp://hosef.ics.hawaii.edu
Is ready for you to start grabbing stuff from. The tireless work of
Vince, Warren, and the liaison efforts of Brian have helped to make this
possible for you. Many of you answered the call for hardware assistance
for our new mirror server, and you shall be
Brian Chee wrote:
Hi folks:
I'm looking at someday soon building two new servers
1.Apache server with other nice doodads, but needs RAID 1 for
reliability.
2.NFS/Samba server with lots of fast RAID 5 disks.
What RAID controllers are people using now, and is SATA something worth
movi
Call to Order - 12:00 P.M.
Year in Review/Preview - Scott 10 minutes
Status of Existing Projects - 10 minutes
Campbell - Scott, Ted
eSchool - Scott
Workshop - Scott
Liholiho - Warren
HOSEF Server - Vince
Financial Report - Scott 1 minute
Public Relations/W
This Saturday at noon we will have our organizational meeting. The
agenda is as follows:
Year in Review and Year in Preview
Nomination and Election of a new Steering Committee
Status of existing Projects
Immediately afterwards we will be meeting to discuss our role in the
eschool Conference.
Prior to Christmas, I saw that Circuit City had the Western Digital
160gb, 7200rpm, 8mb cache, 3-year warranty drive for 79.99 after
rebates. They were out, so I received a raincheck. I have now received
it. It is unopened. The packaging states that a 160gb drive is
inside. Inside, WD appears
On Tue, 2003-12-30 at 10:01, Blake Vance wrote:
> RH9: How do I limit access of a particular account to one specific file?
Clarifications needed. Are you talking about limiting the access of a
samba user's account to a specific file in a shared samba directory?
--scott
Are you assigning the computers ip addresses that are in the same class
as those being offered by your Linksys router? If your are setting the
ip addresses manually, are you also setting the gateway to your Linksys
router? If you have no route through your Linksys product, then you
cannot reach y
When back in Georgia earlier this year, I helped a friend set up his
earthlink dsl connection. It is important to note that the DSL modem
used by earthlink is actually a router. It holds the public ip address
and issues a 192.x.x.x address to your computer(s.) They use pppoe and
the router canno
04. Our weekday agenda is likely to evolve to a more consistent class
offering and more scheduled social activities.
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
success without humility
Consistent with our tendency to make last minute changes, the
organizational meeting will be held at Price Busters on December 13.
Our friends at McKinley offer such nice resources, and surely most of
our meetings will be again be there. The load of Xmas shoppers may make
traveling to and from th
On Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 07:44 PM, Warren Togami wrote:
snip ---
Apparently one of the disks in the RAID1 array of videl.ics.hawaii.edu
failed during November. I am hoping for donations to help pay for the
replacement disk and other upcoming server upgrades that are needed.
Is prio
With the Alabama vs. UH game beginning at 2:45 on Saturday, it would be
irresponsible to ask any of the kind volunteers or willing learners to
fight through the traffic and crowded parking lot to attend the workshop
on Saturday. Since we are right across the street from the Stadium, it
will be a zo
Our HOSEF site is open to submissions from persons like your self. I
have just noticed two very interesting but neglected submissions that
are now on our site. One addresses the linux from scratch project, and
the other is looking for some collaboration on creating an accurate map
of wireless net
ursdays or Saturdays, 6-9 or 11-2 at the Stadium
Marketplace Pricebusters.
aloha
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
success without humility is just an indulgence in arrogance
oliho, McKinley, and Campbell three reasonably
successful HOSEF projects to add to Redemption Academy in Kailua, St,
Johns in Kalihi, and MidPac. Little by little my friends, little by
little, and we can change much.
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Educ
On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 10:25, Warren Togami wrote:
> There are some exciting developments happening upstream for LTSP v4
> including hotplug USB storage, encryption/authentication, and thin
> client system control from the server. I only heard about it last night
> but I don't know details. You ma
On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 09:42, Warren Togami wrote:
>
> What most people don't realize is that Fedora Core 1 is pretty much the
> same thing as RH9 in the people who made it and the processes.
> fedora.us and fedora.redhat.com are still not fully merged, and the full
> community participation of di
Warren Togami wrote:
Don't worry about Fedora disappearing or Red Hat abandoning the
community. Everything in Fedora and even RH enterprise is still 100%
Open Source Software. They have not compromised Open Source principles
in the name of corporate profit.
What would happen if, say in 5 yea
On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 09:43, Warren Togami wrote:
> Debian is fine, however it is absurd to recommend *BSD for end-user
> desktops.
This is really missing the point, and calling it "absurd" sure doesn't
add to the civility, Warren. Find below the original poster's comment.
I picked up on two th
When the "best" question (or "which" in this case) evokes responses with
cursewords and slights without examples, no one really benefits.
Tom_Gordon/RISE/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Debian is the biggest waste of storage space known to man. 8 CDs! Mostly
crappy, useless, abandoned applications.
On Mon, 2003-11-03 at 20:24, John Johnson wrote:
> Hmm...I just got the email from Red Hat today stating that my free
> distribution will reach its end-of-life in the next quarter. Not being
> aware of the current RH prices, I went over to the site to look at how
> much a low-end subscription would
On Mon, 2003-11-03 at 22:37, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
> The last sentence should be:
>
> My main concern is, at the present time, nothing is going on, but when
> something may be going on, we, I am afraid, probably will not have
> enough manpower nor the (system-wide deployment) experience.
On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 04:23 AM, R. Scott Belford wrote:
Dwight,
You need to come to one of our workshops. If you want to see some of
the hundreds of computers or monitors that we at HOSEF has saved
woops
that we at HOSEF *have* saved
I curse you, grammar.
--scott
free machines are waiting on you.
http://www.hosef.org
--scott
R. Scott Belford
Founder/Chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
P.O. Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sunday, September 21, 2003, at 11:12 PM, Dwight wrote:
I did some looking with Googl
We often joke around in our HOSEF workshops about the "any" key. I am
sure you have too. Thanks to Compaq, we can now find it. Very amusing.
--scott
http://web14.compaq.com/falco/detail.asp?FAQnum=FAQ2859
R. Scott Belford
IT Development Director
ERT Sales of Hawaii dba Pricebust
On Sunday, September 21, 2003, at 01:33 AM, Nakashima wrote:
Yesterday, I met with rep Marumoto about how Linux could save the
state megabucks, enhance the local economy, and deal with the landfill
problem. She was very interested and asked for another meeting so she
could include computer sav
We have a few things going on in the upcoming workshops at the Stadium
Marketplace Pricebusters, and you are invited if you would like to help:
- Today and Monday we are setting up and testing 4 stations for shipment
to the Big Island
- We have been and will continue to set aside, prepare, and te
ted by the school.
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
success without humility is just an indulgence in arrogance
say in how we
put it to use, please get involved with what we are doing with HOSEF.
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
success without humility is just an indulgence in
an eye on the calendar at www.hosef.org for upcoming events and
activities.
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
success without humility is just an indulgence in arrogance
On Sun, 2003-08-31 at 09:13, Duane wrote:
> I have several big items I need to clear out of my garage. I want to
> give HOSEF first crack at it, then it's whoever wants it gets it.
>
> 2 large (very large) Deltec UPS (Model 2026C-1). These two are on
> rollers.
Wow. I guess that we would lov
lub at our session. It is a *very* impressive box.
directions are here
http://www.hosef.org/pn/index.php?module=Static_Docs&type=user&func=view&f=pricebusters.html
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 967
mmunity.
Our work is collaborative, and you are very welcome to make suggestions,
comments, or good 'ol fashioned improvements.
--scott
--
R. Scott Belford
Founder/chair/Treasurer
The Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation
PO Box 392
Kailua, HI 96734
808.689.6518
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
success without humility is just an indulgence in arrogance
I have to wonder if, after installing the server, you made certain that
you ran up2date or apt-get (if you installed apt) to update all the
packages. What services did you have running? Was the machine
firewalled?
--scott
On Friday, August 22, 2003, at 09:33 AM, Rob Bootsma wrote:
Hi all
The second Saturday has come fast this month, so let me please invite
you to our monthly organizational meeting held at the McKinley Community
School for Adults. Links to directions and details can be found here
http://www.hosef.org/volunteer.html
On the second Saturday of each month we meet
I have been away from the PC at issue, but,
DOH. The trailing slash after my Maildir settings in procmailrc was the
culprit. Amazing how much trouble a little syntax can cause. Thanks,
Vince, for your insight.
Warren, dovecot sounds very intriguing.
Thanks for the tip. I am sure that
Like many of us, I have been enjoying reasonably spam free, sorted, and
web-accessible mail via
exim/fetchmail/procmail/spamassasin/imap/squirrelmail. It has been a
delight. Not content with good enough, I have been toying with the idea of
using courier-imap instead of uw-imap. Courier uses the
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 12:36, Nakashima wrote:
> Hi all,
> Maybe the Apple's Network Browser would allow us to find our LTSP server
> and login.
>
Testing at home: Click apple icon in top left corner. Click on Network
Browser. Click Arrow to left of Appletalk icon-Nothing. Highlight
Appletalk
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 09:32, TB wrote:
>
> I didn't realize the LSTP server could speak AFP.
> That's cool, so that's what netatalk is about! I
> should look into this.
It works really well. I have a debian box that shares my mp3's(leagal
ones) over afp for my OS9 clients and over smb for my OS
, 2003, at 12:39 AM, Warren Togami wrote:
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 00:04, R. Scott Belford wrote:
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 02:50 PM, Warren Togami wrote:
I spent about 3 hours at Liholiho. Here is a short TODO list.
1. Multihomed netatalk routing errors. (???)
Are we sure?
2. LTSP serve
It sounds like a cable was unplugged. We can easily resolve this in
person.
--scott
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 09:07 PM, Nakashima wrote:
Hi again,
After Warren left Liholiho, I moved our Mac file server off of the
LTSP network. It's probably coincidence, but now, I can't access the
I
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 02:50 PM, Warren Togami wrote:
I spent about 3 hours at Liholiho. Here is a short TODO list.
1. Multihomed netatalk routing errors. (???)
Are we sure?
2. LTSP server needs to show up in Chooser. (???)
See directions below. For OSX, one can go/connect to s
I regret that I replied to the list cc and not the personal message.
Hasty oversight. Inappropriate. Sorry.
--scott
301 - 400 of 735 matches
Mail list logo
