A white noise source connected to the sound card input would be a good
truly random number generator.
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Now all we need to be able to do is
On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 09:21:37AM + or thereabouts, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
A white noise source connected to the sound card input would be a good
truly random number generator.
Or take the approach that SGI came up with - point a camera at a lava
lamp or two.
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A white noise source connected to the sound card input would be a good
truly random number generator.
Or take the approach that SGI came up with - point a camera at a lava
lamp or two.
or what about building a chip with a few hundred gates about 0.01 microns
apart - let those little quantums
Hi,
I am having problems setting up a solwise SAR110 adsl router with a no-nat
configuration and wonder if anyone here has set up an adsl router with a
similar config. I simply want to connect the router to our smoothwall and
have been allocated an address range of 4 ip addresses. The problem
Hi Keith;
I've never setup a VPN before but am I right in thinking that all that's
needed is the right software and two static ip addresses
With a 'nix box at each end that's about it. It gets a little more complicated if one
of the gateways is MS or Cisco. Most Linux distros will include
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Keith Stenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've never setup a VPN before but am I right in thinking that all thats
needed is the right software and two static ip addresses.
As has been noted previously, only one static ip address is necessary. Two
is a
ray wrote:
Hi Keith;
I've never setup a VPN before but am I right in thinking that all that's
needed is the right software and two static ip addresses
With a 'nix box at each end that's about it. It gets a little more complicated if one of the gateways is MS or Cisco. Most Linux distros
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From: Colin McKinnon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [Scottish] [OT] Anybody know about solaris?
Allan Bruce wrote:
I am hoping to run Netscape on Sun2 but view it on Sun1s desktop (a VNC
desktop). The
Since the forums are not particularly active I'll try here.
Can anyone planning to be at next Thursday's meeting help me out?
I need a 60 metre cat5 cable, and retail prices scare me.
I'm willing to pay any necessary costs (plus tip).
If you can help, can you post an estimated cost?
I seem to
I called the suppliers/manufacturers of the router who told me that
I need 3 useable IP addresses for this particular router to work in a no-nat
configuration. So looks like I would never have got it working with the info
the ISP gave me. Hopefully they will increate my address range.
On
Hi everyone,
I've never setup a VPN before but am I right in thinking that all thats
needed is the right software and two static ip addresses.
I'm trying to help out a small community group set one up and they have
received quotes for 11,000 upwards, although I never set a VPN up I
always
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From: Colin McKinnon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 1:42 PM
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Allan Bruce wrote:
I am hoping to run Netscape on Sun2 but view it on Sun1s desktop (a VNC
desktop). The
On Friday 21 March 2003 14:36, Philip Ward wrote:
Can anyone planning to be at next Thursday's meeting help me out?
I need a 60 metre cat5 cable, and retail prices scare me.
If you just want alength of PVC solid core Cat5e/Cat6 with a booted RJ45 at
each end it will cost you a pint of IPA. If
How on earth do I tar a directory up to a tarfile?
I looked at the man page and it aint working - my head is mush today. That
teaches me to go out drinking on a work night!!
Thanks
Allan
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On Fri, 21 Mar 2003, Allan Bruce wrote:
How on earth do I tar a directory up to a tarfile?
I looked at the man page and it aint working - my head is mush today. That
teaches me to go out drinking on a work night!!
tar -cf tarfile.tar directory
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tar -cvf foo.tar foo_dir
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You may want to tar -cvpf foo.tar path/to/directory/
where c creates an empty tar
v tells you what its doing
p preserves permissions
f creates a file
you can also pipe it into stuff for example
tar -cvpf - /var |gzip|ssh
hth
David
On Fri, 2003-03-21 at 16:40, Allan Whiteford wrote:
On
On Fri, 21 Mar 2003, Mike Quin wrote:
On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 09:21:37AM + or thereabouts, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
A white noise source connected to the sound card input would be a good
truly random number generator.
Or take the approach that SGI came up with - point a camera at a
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