At last night's meeting Andrew explained how he would validate he had
found all the string interfaces to/from Samba by switching it to a
different internal code page: unknown code page 500.
According to URL: http://www.sharmahd.com/tm/codepages.html it appears
to be EBCDIC a.k.a IBM500. Also
Jobst Schmalenbach wrote:
no chance of a refund on that
I am not sure but wouldnt this be a case for the ACCC?
Not from the perspective of misleading statements, there's a much better part of the
Trade Practices
Act that Telstra is probably running fowl of as we speak.
Informed bush
hlo slugsters
shame i missed your last meeting with tridge!
i was using smbclient to back up a windows system over my local network to a
local ext2 partition... when the copy crashed. on reboot fsck choked and
from then on whenever i apply power to the drive it goes click, click,
click, click
cpaul wrote:
...snip
i was using smbclient to back up a windows system over my local network to a
local ext2 partition... when the copy crashed. on reboot fsck choked and
from then on whenever i apply power to the drive it goes click, click,
click, click for ever until power is
Or it could be covered under warranty =)
Daniel
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Subject: Re: [SLUG] hd head crash = what, exactly?
cpaul wrote:
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If you have no further use for the scrap metal, I know of a sculpter
whose uses hard disk platters in his work, and a model engeering club
that uses cast metal to make model parts. The circuit board can be
recycled through MIR.
great idea..warranty sounds like a goer tho
cpaul wrote:
great idea..warranty sounds like a goer tho :)
I wish mine were covered. The fourth one has just started giving
trouble. I am starting to suspect it must be something else, perhaps the
scsi card.
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That doesn't sound like a head crash. More like the drive motor has locked
up (bearings, or whatever). So you may not be completely SOL.
2600 had a guy from a data recovery company talking about this at their last
seminar (might be worth checking out. I think they have audio of the talks
on their
Flow would be nice if you could get it.
They tried to offer a static IP service in Albury Wodonga, but apparently
were told by Telstra that there was no space in the racks. Telstra then
launched their dynamic IP broadband ADSL about a month later to a great
fanfare, but promptly withdrew it
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I was going to ask Pacific whether they provided a service like this, on
behalf of a client of ours, who was affected by the recent outage -
they're a bookshop with a cybercafe and so having no redundant
connection loses them customers.
Do they allow www et cetera or is it email-only?
Thanks
Hi,
this might be a silly question, but what is identd used for? Does it need to
run? What for?
Bernhard Lüder
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I am running a batch update of my users with a small script that
includes
useradd -m -p password -u uid login. The users get added with correct
uid
and correct login, but the password seems to get garbled.
e.g useradd -m -p gtaskf23x -u 600 fred
creates /home/fred, creates an account
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