Colin
(who did an introductory PHP talk many moons ago)
Colin's PHP talk helped me no end!! I'd be happy to see more on PHP
Darren
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Well done Willie, you've traversed the space time continuum
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From: willie fleming [mailto:slug;itscotland.demon.co.uk]
Sent: 13 November 2002 10:12
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Scottish] just a test --- please ignore
JUst seeing how
Sorry for posting OT, but I'd just like to ask a question.
Thinking of buying an omniview type box - just looking to know where I can
get one relatively cheap and cheerful without wires (since I've already
acquired two full cables).
Already been on maplin, their cheapest is about 70 quid.
Any
I'm not an expert on ADSL, however I think that as long as it uses PPPoA
then it will be fine for use in the UK - I know some German Providers use
PPPoE, so this could through a spanner in the works - best to find out what
protocol your intended ISP uses (ALL uk uses PPPoA).
Darren
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From: Colin McKinnon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 16 December 2002 12:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Scottish] Any jobs going?
Colin
(Will manage Microsoft NT for money)
Sign of desperation :(
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Is your existing domain registrar transferring their business to another
possibly?
Do they have the ability to renew themselves or do they go through a
registrar?
I think the first point of call should be who you registered the domain with
and query them as to why you are being contacted, as it
I concur with this - I've been a SuSE stalwart since 5.3 and that version
had an excellent manual to work from. Downloaded the latest version rather
than buy it, but I would definitely recommend it.
Also, YaST may not be to everyone's taste, but I find it quite useful as an
administration tool
Looks vaugely familiar!
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From: Ismail Murat Dilek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 February 2003 16:35
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Scottish] php and my sql
Hi,
I ve created a mysql database. Basically user fills the form then hits
submit button and all data
Heh - being an ex-IBM'er I know that unfortunately, he's stuck with it!
Darren
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From: iain d broadfoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 May 2003 12:49
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Scottish] Fw: LUG Screening
* Ben Thorp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
me too
Allan
I use a web based script and php/mysql solution called Netfilter logs
analyzer
http://freshmeat.net/projects/netfilter_log_analyzer/?topic_id=245%2C43%2C14
8%2C150%2C151
If you mail me off-list I'll give you the URL so you can see it running on
my system for yourself
Darren
The router will effectively act as your presence on the Internet, your pc
will be hidden behind it - and subject to the features you have installed on
the router, it can provide firewall, port forwarding, and various other
facilities to protect your machine and allow certain services through (such
As far as I knew - and as far as my own firewall is concerned, samba uses
ports 138 and 139
I guess these could just be control ports though and the data probably flows
over different ports, but it may be of some use to you?
Darren
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From: Allan Bruce [mailto:[EMAIL
From what I've read, its put Novell in the position where they are able to
offer viable solutions to both the server and desktop market. It also gives
SUSE the global opportunities that it was previously unable to get hold of
due to Redhat's apparent dominance in the market outside of Europe.
Don't know about the rest of you, but I would never have thought that the
makers of Mydoom were targeting SCO due to the current litigation.
Nice to see the bleeding edge of journalism at its best!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3457823.stm
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Thought the group might be interested in the following link:
http://easily.co.uk/index.php3?exe=easilyconnect
Looks to be a fairly decent deal taken at face value (Static IP), but
thought it was worth letting you all see it.
(No affiliation with easily)
Cheers
Darren
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Hi folks,
I'm looking at booting a Windows workstation remotely from a Linux server
and was wondering if anyone out there has tried it. I've looked at the
Remote-Boot mini-howto, however it would appear that my version of dhcpd
doesn't support some of the variables in the sample configuration,
and solve the root-cause of the corruption
...
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Sent: 02 March 2004 17:13
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [Scottish] Remote Boot using DHCP PXE
Hi folks,
I'm looking at booting a Windows
Hi All,
Looking to get rid of a few items, and wondering if anyone would be
interested before I try them on ebay.
1. Atlas Hi-grade laptop
Sis Chipset
Intel Pentium 3 1 GHz Processor
512 MB Ram
Up to 64mb Graphics (Shared from main memory)
30 GB Hard Disk
SiS/Uniwill Modem
SiS 900 Ethernet Card
Allan,
Without meaning to sound facetious, I'd hope to get around £400 - £450 for
it, but open to suggestion.
Its got two Ethernet ports and a fast serial on it.
Cheers
Darren
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Sent: 11 May 2004 13:42
To: SLUG-list
Forgive the indentation everyone - difficult to try to work with the text as
displayed.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 11 January 2005 16:13
To: scottish@mailman.lug.org.uk
Subject: [Scottish] (is there anyone who can) HELP
Other way to do it is to enable Swat (samba web administration tool) by
going into /etc/xinetd.d/swat and changing disable to enable if
required, and also allowing access to another network (or run mozilla
locally).
This gives you a nice interface (and help) for making configuration
changes and
Hi All,
Having one of those moments where no matter where I'm searching, can't seem to
find what I'm actually looking for.
Wondering how any of you are currently handling user account expiry if an
account lies idle for a defined amount of time.
I've seen perl scripts listed in some places,
in this
will always be shown.
C
Paxton, Darren wrote:
Sorry for top-posting - using crappy outlook
Colin
It does help, thanks, but isn't the default for lastlog only back to about 30
days or so? I'm guessing I'd have to modify this across all the systems to
hold more than this. I think
If you're using network-manager then I think the configuration is then stored
in the gconf structures.
On your old system, can you export the configuration?
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[mailto:scottish-boun...@mailman.lug.org.uk] On Behalf Of Keith
Hi Jason
I'm with Virgin Media at present in the Merseyside area. The main issue I see
with them at present is the traffic optimisations they are currently
employing. I'm on the 50meg package so I shouldn't have experienced any of this
as yet, but this may change.
As Jack said, some love them
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