you can have 8 devices when you have a motherboard like the Abit Kt7-raid
as it has two standard ports that are ata66 compitable... and then
another two ports which are on an onboard highpoint controller, and are
ata-100 comp and raid 0 and 1 comp...
so you have the standard two + two extra
Angus Lees wrote:
\begin{Jeff Waugh}
quote who="Ken Caldwell"
At the moment dpkg -l shows emacs20 and emacsen-common installed. I did
not see any packages containing "emacs" and "python" what should I be
looking for?
lazarus: ~
$ apt-cache search emacs | grep python
With a KT7 etc you get an extra controller on board. However, be aware
that companies like Highpoint provide no support for linux
whatsoever. They are happy to provide links to Andre Hedrick's work on
their website, but these drivers are not fully functional, and as far as
I can tell, Highpoint
G'day Y'all,
If the PHBs pull their proverbial out of their proverbial I soon will be
working on a project of removing all our old windozw boxes (200 odd machines)
and "upgrading' to Windows 2000. No before you say "What does this have to do
with Linux?" let me continue (and I hope this is
Two approaches I can see. First, get the servers running Linux
wherever possible. Benchmark the process so you have future
ammunition. Do this with MRTG and some sort of monitoring tool on
uptimes/availability etc. Compare, wherever possible, the results
with equivelent non-free platforms.
On Sunday 04 March 2001 16:52, Shaun Cronin wrote:
G'day Y'all,
If the PHBs pull their proverbial out of their proverbial I soon will be
working on a project of removing all our old windozw boxes (200 odd
machines) and "upgrading' to Windows 2000. No before you say "What does
this have to
Hi Sluggers.
I have two machines running sshd. Both have the same /etc/hosts.allow
/etc/hosts.deny and ipchains setups. On machine A I can ssh x -l bigbird
without any problem, account bigbird is on each machine.
However doing so the opposite way round ends in:
ringtail:~ # ssh
Rev Simon Rumble was once rumoured to have said:
Next, get the developers of your in-house desktop tools to start
developing them on open-source platforms. GTK or QT spring to mind
for GUI apps. You could even (ugh) go the TK route.
Qt would be the serious avenue - also whatever the new
I'm looking for a video capture card of a certain physical layout as I
would prefer not to have to mutilate the computer case(s).
The problem I have in both my current cards is that the foot of the card
is too long/low for the backing slot.
The cards I have both have a lug at the bottom that
On Mon, Mar 05, 2001 at 09:18:54AM +1100, Grahame Kelly wrote:
ringtail:~ # ssh 210.23.144.217 -l bigbird
Secure connection to 210.23.144.217 refused.
Anyone provide suggestions.
Is sshd running on 210.23.144.217?
Cheers,
John
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On Mon, 05 Mar 2001, John Clarke wrote:
On Mon, Mar 05, 2001 at 09:18:54AM +1100, Grahame Kelly wrote:
ringtail:~ # ssh 210.23.144.217 -l bigbird
Secure connection to 210.23.144.217 refused.
Anyone provide suggestions.
Is sshd running on 210.23.144.217?
Yes...
Thanks John.
Dear Most Slimy Fat Slug,
I have bought an ESS 1938 Solo-1 pci sound card.
*laughter*
Is the esssolo1 module supposed to make this work?
$ modprobe esssolo1
doesn't work.
( I am using debian 2.2r2 )
I am aware that OSS and alsa may be avenues
but would prefer to just use a
Shaun,
If ya just have to have the dreaded doze in the place one
solution you might like to play with is diskless clients
running win4lin. Win4lin ver 2 is in beta and it allows you
to run multiple win4lin sessions on the server. I'm running
it in test using the LTSP diskless clients. I setup
Chuin Nee,
I have the following spec file to try and build a pgsql rpm.
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Summary: PostgreSQL database 7.1 Beta.
Name: postgresql
Version: 7.1beta5
Release: 5
Packager: Marcus Dillury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Copyright: GPL
Group: Applications/Databases
Source:
http://www.xach.com/debian-users-are-beatniks.html
[ One line link, no extract! Bite my tortoise-shell glasses! ]
- Jeff
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Craige McWhirter wrote:
Where'd they get that pre-head shave photo of you Jeff?
...and when does the goatee make a comeback?
;)
later
marty
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Where'd they get that pre-head shave photo of you Jeff?
;)
On 05 Mar 2001 15:11:48 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
http://www.xach.com/debian-users-are-beatniks.html
[ One line link, no extract! Bite my tortoise-shell glasses! ]
- Jeff
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Hi.
I would like to be able to get email on my home PC while dialed into our
work machine.
I can Dial in fine and can browse the net etc but for some reason or other I
can't get my email client (outlook) to connect.
has anyone got a step by step guide as how to do this?
I would have thought it
Today Monday 5 March Page 21, Australian Financial Review.
We have media coverage, not as strong as I had hoped
but a very good start,
The tax office is saying their reason for not providing a Linux
interface
for Linux to lodge BAS returns is because there are only 60 requests
Australia wide.
yeh, good point I should elaborate a bit more I guess.
This server is already used internally as the email server. We can send and
receive email fine on our internal net.
The server used to be our internet gateway as well before we got an ADSL
modem/router connection. So we used to actually surf
Jeff Waugh wrote:
http://www.xach.com/debian-users-are-beatniks.html
That's uncanny...
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hmm..thanks for the pointers..
was just the IP addresses and routing that was screwed.
sending this email while dialed in
hmm..sorry about the questions.
alister
-Original Message-
From: Daron Barndon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 5 March 2001 3:11 PM
To: Alister
Here it is again, it's on this Saturday (doesn't time fly?). Maps are
completed and should be online as soon as we drag the webmaster from his
death bed (I didn't want to flood the list with them).
Still need lots of people to put their hands up as helpers/lurkers.
Some other things on the
quote who="Craige McWhirter"
Here it is again, it's on this Saturday (doesn't time fly?). Maps are
completed and should be online as soon as we drag the webmaster from his
death bed (I didn't want to flood the list with them).
...and in the (oxymoronically) immortal words of Michael Palin:
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Ron Skeoch wrote:
"OPEN ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT" with Business and the people.
There is *no* mandate for the TATO or the FEDS to be open ;-(
· - Microsoft Windows/NT
· - Unix/Linux
· - MacIntosh
· - Other ?
BeOS, Amiga, Apple II, Win/CE,
Thanks Jeff. One minor change, in map 3 you might want to add that the
beige colouring is for free parking.
On 05 Mar 2001 16:48:42 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Craige McWhirter"
Here it is again, it's on this Saturday (doesn't time fly?). Maps are
completed and should be online as
quote who="Craige McWhirter"
Thanks Jeff. One minor change, in map 3 you might want to add that the
beige colouring is for free parking.
Feh. I'll just throw the captions in for real, as well as the alt tags. :)
- Jeff
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ATO solution that uses SSL, HTML/3.2 and HTTP/1.1.
Will work on *all* platforms, *all* browsers and require
*nothing extra*. See the online banking websites like
Westpac for an idea.
I love to hate banks with the best but Westpac have actually got this
part right! I use Westpac on
Rick Welykochy was once rumoured to have said:
2. That software solutions will utilise true open standards,
without proprietary extensions.
(ASCII, HTML, RTF, PDF ... But NOT M$ Word)
PDF: proprietary Abode format
PDF is a published `standard' which is availible
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Crossfire wrote:
Rick Welykochy was once rumoured to have said:
2. That software solutions will utilise true open standards,
without proprietary extensions.
(ASCII, HTML, RTF, PDF ... But NOT M$ Word)
PDF: proprietary Abode format
PDF
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Crossfire wrote:
RTF is also a published `standard' which is availible to the public.
Both of these formats when used, are used to the letter of the
availible documentation. They are not normally proprietarily
extended.
Are you sure about that?
Last I heard the RTF
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