On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Matthew Dalton wrote:
Will Angus and/or Steven be making notes on their talks available
somewhere? I wouldn't mind taking a look...
The 6-line shell script will be interesting. I'm not sure if Gus would have
written notes anywhere - it looks like he just stores it all in
At 10:57 AM 6/13/01 +0900, Richard Sharpe wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone seen this. If you do a 'make modules' after doing a
'make bzImage' for a stock standard RH7.1 install with the
2.4.2-2 kernel source, it fails with complaints about lots of module
related include files?
OK, even more info ...
Tks guys for the help.
I ended up using the offering from www.tightvnc.com. It's certainly far
better than the basic product especially with ssh compression, but still
doesn't hold a candle to pcAnywhere; I guess they must be using some real
tight algorythms (sp??)
--
Howard. LANNet
This isn't very amazing, and its been done before,
but I think its useful.
Basically, the idea is you print to a samba print share,
and receive an email with a pdf file attached of your
print job. So you can get any application (word, visio, project, cad,
etc) to generate pdf files.
It
Howard,
what do you want pcanywhere equivalent for? M$ world or Linux world?
regards
TMC
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 05:05:17PM +1000, Howard Lowndes wrote:
Tks guys for the help.
I ended up using the offering from www.tightvnc.com. It's certainly far
better than the basic product especially
hehehe looks like we're all doing it.
The only difference is I have done something similar for various different
old CAD formats which don't know how to create proper postscript files.
Sometimes I have to stick a
90 rotate
something somthing translate
in here and there but mostly it works
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Howard Lowndes
I ended up using the offering from www.tightvnc.com. It's certainly far
better than the basic product especially with ssh compression, but still
doesn't hold a candle to pcAnywhere; I guess they must be using some real
tight algorythms
Title: Problem with logrotate and squid logs
Hi All,
I can't seem to get logrotate in RH 7.0 to behave properly with my squid
logs. I tried to use the prerotate statement to use squids built-in log
rotation function, but alas I just can't seem to get it right.
What on earth am I
I downloaded the Windows binaries and the Linux source from
www.tightvnc.com
I put the Windows binaries onto a Winbox, overwriting the existing VNC
binaries.
I compiled and installed the Linux version locally and also did the same
remotely.
I then fired up the remote server and connected from
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 06:13:46PM +1000, MacKenzie, Chris J wrote:
I can't seem to get logrotate in RH 7.0 to behave properly with my squid
logs. I tried to use the prerotate statement to use squids built-in log
rotation function, but alas I just can't seem to get it right.
Looks like you
That's a thought. I suppose that would be a compile flag in ssh.
The only thing is that the problem appears to be more when the server is
sending a screen down; they are still small packets (typically 300-500
bytes), nowhere near the MTU/MRU of the link
--
Howard. LANNet Computing Associates
It can also have to do with ciphers.
Early versions of ssh used idea. it was fast, moderately secure and patented. Openssh
used 3des and blowfish or rhindal (AES). Try setting your ciphers to blowfish for
linux to linux work. I know that for scp if gives me up to 3 times improvement on
Compaqs now know about linux so the dual processor setup is done correctly.
If you are installing the embedded array controller option, the tape drive
doesn't seem to work on the left over SCSI channel like it should. Be
prepared to install an additional scsi card for the tape drive (there was
...Hmmm, tried that, but no difference. Windows with blowfish is still
fast, and Linux with blowfish is still as slow.
--
Howard. LANNet Computing Associates http://lannetlinux.com
_
We needn't, as socialists, get too concerned about
Yup postrotate did the trick - I guess I wasn't thinking to clearly. Not
to worry though, I'm on leave in one more day *8-)
-Original Message-
From: John Clarke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 14 June 2001 6:26 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Problem with
Hi all,
I've got some code which I want to be able to run from a console without
using ncurses.
Does anyone know if it's possible to have the up/down arrow keys return
previous line entries (like it does in the shell) using fgets() or the
like ?
At the moment, I can do all the normal line
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 08:24:53PM +1000, Andy Eager wrote:
Hi all,
I've got some code which I want to be able to run from a console without
using ncurses.
Does anyone know if it's possible to have the up/down arrow keys return
previous line entries (like it does in the shell) using
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 08:04:47PM +1000, Howard Lowndes wrote:
...Hmmm, tried that, but no difference. Windows with blowfish is still
fast, and Linux with blowfish is still as slow.
Just something to try if you're bored, I have no idea if it
will achieve anything.
Try something like tcpdump
Hi jill,
myfile;cat /etc/passwd
can be solved easily with
perl -e 'print 'myfile;cat /etc/passwd' =~ m!(\w+?)$!'
that way file will be saved as 'passwd' at the most no nasty meta characters
for execution
:)
Tom
- Original Message -
From: Jill Rowling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Don't forget to ask the author on the SARG list. He is very active and very
helpful. You will find the link the same place you found SARG.
At 15:23 14/06/2001, you wrote:
sarg -z gives the out put like this
SARG: (util) tbuf=05jun2001
SARG: (util)
SARG: (util)
SARG: (util)
SARG: (util)
Date
\begin{Craige McWhirter}
Gus did reference this as an appropriate starting place:
http://www.debian.org/devel/
and I believe the new maintainers guide as well.
everything in the Packaging section on that page is useful.
in particular:
the debian policy manual. answers all those what is
I want to run a debian firewall with freeswan for internet and a VPN
tunnel. IPSEC with IKE and a shared secret.
This box will be built from scratch on a minimal harddisk, P100
processor. It must redirect my internal network to the internet. It
will redirect specific IP addresses through
I want to run a debian firewall with freeswan for internet and a VPN
tunnel. IPSEC with IKE and a shared secret.
This box will be built from scratch on a minimal harddisk, P100
processor. It must redirect my internal network to the internet. It
will redirect specific IP addresses through
re original Tax office fax
THE TAX OFFICE IS STRETCHING THE TRUTH
They have not denied the fact that the XML is not used for the web
transfer, this being an encrypted batch file,
requiring you to install their MICROSOFT WINDOWS or Mac software to
locally serve the XML
further if you read
Title: RE: [SLUG] freeswan
I am starting to (after 3 weeks) have some success with the June 11th Snapshot on 2.4.5 kernel.
My advice with freeswan is:-
(1) Read EVERYTHING first
(2) Get yourself a faster processor. You may have to compile your kernel more than once as you get used to how
Hi All,
The Cave Radio and Electronics Group is going to be
burning a CDROM of all back issues of their Journal
and will prob be using PDF and maybe some HTML.
I want to make sure that when they make it it will
work under my Linux.
I know that some CDROMs that I have dont work properly
under
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, Michael Lake wrote:
I know that some CDROMs that I have dont work properly
under Linux/UNIX as the links in HTML don't work except
under Windows but some do.
Are you talking about File.URL, or are you talking about hyperlinks within
the HTML files?
If the former, then
It works very nicely. I have had a 4 site freeswan VPN running now for
about 10 months and have only had to intervene in it on about two
occasions when the tunnels mysteriously died.
I built it on the 2.2.17 kernel with freeswan 1.5
Right at the moment I am trying to build a machine to add
Michael Lake was once rumoured to have said:
Hi All,
The Cave Radio and Electronics Group is going to be burning a CDROM
of all back issues of their Journal and will prob be using PDF and
maybe some HTML. I want to make sure that when they make it it will
work under my Linux.
I know
I know that some CDROMs that I have dont work properly
under Linux/UNIX as the links in HTML don't work except
under Windows but some do.
I don't think it's a CD format issue. With the few CDs I've had this
problem it has been due to Windows being case insensitive as far as files
go. So if
This one time, at band camp, Andy Eager said:
Does anyone know if it's possible to have the up/down arrow keys return
previous line entries (like it does in the shell) using fgets() or the
like ?
Use GNU readline. It lets you do the up/downarrow history thing, full
history editing, lots of
Hello,
I'm trying to recursively look through
directories and print filenames it finds
with a full path, it seems like an easy
task .. eg
/test/one.txt
/animal/dog/poodle.htm
What's the best way to do this ? Perl ?
unix commands ? Is there a tool that can
be downloaded, a perl solution is
find /
- Original Message -
From: Secret Squirrel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 11:51 AM
Subject: [SLUG] Dir List
Hello,
I'm trying to recursively look through
directories and print filenames it finds
with a full path, it seems like an easy
This one time, at band camp, Matthew Palmer said:
Pure ISO-9660 is (basically) guaranteed to work on anything. I've never had
a problem reading Joliet disks under Linux, but I've got Joliet support in
my kernels. You might not.
mkisofs lets you create an ISO9660 with both Rock Ridge and Joliet
This one time, at band camp, Secret Squirrel said:
a perl solution is preferred.
Unlucky.
find /some/top/directory -type f -print
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://spacepants.org/jaq.gpg
Balial This port may thing it's fortified, butt I seem to be mounting
a pretty good
Hi All,
Thanks Mathew, Howard, enterfornone Crossfire.
Crossfire wrote:
Michael Lake was once rumoured to have said:
The Cave Radio and Electronics Group is going to be burning a CDROM
of all back issues of their Journal and will prob be using PDF and
maybe some HTML. I want to make
This one time, at band camp, Michael Lake said:
* If ISO9660 + Joliet they can give long filenames to the files
for Windows users eg. Issue 43 January 1999 rather than 43jan99.pdf
but Unix what would unix/Linux users see?
If you've got Joliet in your kernel, then you'll also see the LFN,
g'morning,
the screensavers I demoed at SLUG a couple of meetings ago (speedmine, and
its funky friend speedworm) have made it into XScreenSaver 3.33:
http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/
I've also put up some info about them, including little screenshots, the man
pages and source for
This is for me to work from home so no time limit and no quotes. They
handed me a windows client on a disk, useful as tits on a bull.
The other side is Raptor client, I had a look with Google and there
were some old mailnotes but nothing very specific. It appears that
Freeswan works with
Title: RE: [SLUG] freeswan
It's on my home machine. I will send it to you over the weekend.
P.S. Still having some trouble with it. Have decided to go back to 2.2.19 as they suggest to see if it's me or the kernel that's causing the problem. As it compiles perfectly, I am suggesting it's
On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 12:02:16PM +1000, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
a perl solution is preferred.
from the Perl Cookbook:
use File::Find;
sub process_file {
# do whatever;
}
find(\process_file, @DIRLIST);
This simple example demonstrates File::Find. We give find an
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 12:12:11PM +, Herbert Xu wrote:
Michael Lake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah they have an rpm_4.0.2-10_alpha.deb !
Thanks - I'll pull it down tonight when my Alpha connects.
This package will not work for you unless you're using testing or unstable.
So you need to
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 10:56:38PM +1000, Chris Barnes wrote:
dont liek them. I'll try the trick with the -- but i cant promise
--
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|
Andrew,
Thanks for your reply.
Nothing wrong with ncurses, but want it to be able to run with normal
unix i/o redirection (or piping) as well as from stdin. Don't want
ncurses sending anything other than boring old text (maybe even the odd
line-feed or form-feed).
Andrew Bennetts wrote:
Hi,
I believe someone on this list works for optusnet, if so, could you
identify yourself to me via private reply.. Might be able to help me with
a problem. I need someone internal :)
Back to your usual program.
Thanks
Michael Fox
--
SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List -
Dear Folks,
Has anyone attempted to use dingoblue internet access with Linux ?
Success or failure ?
Any advice/suggestions/recommendations on dingoblue and linux is
most welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Works fine, although I doubt they'll give you phone support. They do have
some docs
It works fine... check out k9.dingoblue.net.au for support info :) under
debian it was a few questions in pppconfig or whatever it is called..
Thanks
Michael
Ps. Just don't expect them to understand you sometimes.. I am having an
issue at the moment, where my local pop has expanded with
yes,
fine
its just normal ppp
advice:- set up like any other provider
Dean
Tiwari, Rajnish wrote:
Dear Folks,
Has anyone attempted to use dingoblue internet access with Linux ?
Success or failure ?
Any advice/suggestions/recommendations on dingoblue and linux is
most welcome.
Thanks to all for the piece of mind. I just hope they
don't bite the dust just the way my other ISP did - one.net.
The tech support person told me that they don't support
linux and don't have any plans to do so in the near future.
I was beginning to worry
Thanks once again folks.
Regards,
On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 02:59:59PM +1000, Andy Eager wrote:
Andrew,
Thanks for your reply.
Nothing wrong with ncurses, but want it to be able to run with normal
unix i/o redirection (or piping) as well as from stdin. Don't want
ncurses sending anything other than boring old text
Sorry ... that should read peace of mind and not
piece !!!
Apologies.
Regards,
Rajnish
-
Thanks to all for the piece of mind. I just hope they
don't bite the dust just the way my other ISP did - one.net.
The tech support person told me that they don't support
linux and don't have any
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