Hi there,
Any one had any luck in getting true type font
support working with Mozilla 1.01 under Red Hat 8.0?
I've followed some instructions found at:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/fonts/unix/enabling_truetype.html
but still no joy. I can get KDE 3.x to see the typefaces,
but not Mozilla.
How about a clustered environment?
Dear list,
A bloke is selling 'reasonable boxes' for $89
I hate to see computers going to waste.
Can anyone suggest good uses for the boxes?
There are only so many firewalls and print servers you can make grin
Acer PII 266 Desktop 3.2Gb HDD,
Hello Jon,
throw in a wireless card and build a secure wireless access point...
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Faiyaaz H wrote:
What is a good firewall to use?
The October 2002 edition of Linux Format (UK mag)
found in most newsagents has a very good
roundup of free/commercial firewall distributions.
It's quite a comprehensive review covering
six different products.
Smoothwall -
Now THERE's an idea...:-)
How about a clustered environment?
A bloke is selling 'reasonable boxes' for $89
I hate to see computers going to waste.
Can anyone suggest good uses for the boxes?
There are only so many firewalls and print servers you can make grin
Acer PII 266 Desktop 3.2Gb
I hate to see computers going to waste.
Can anyone suggest good uses for the boxes?
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mary However, I suspect, without having done much investigating at
mary all, that it might be the Java applet itself that isn't
mary completely loading or executing. In any case, I'm not yet able
mary to verify the original poster's claims about it *FULLY*
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Dear list,
A bloke is selling 'reasonable boxes' for $89
I hate to see computers going to waste.
Can anyone suggest good uses for the boxes?
There are only so many firewalls and print servers you can make grin
Acer PII 266 Desktop 3.2Gb HDD, 64M SDRAM, FDD, LAN, Soundcard,
On Tue, Nov 19, 2002, Peter Chubb wrote:
java.lang.ClassCastException: sun.plugin.navig.motif.MotifAppletViewer
at components.ag.a([DashoPro-V1.1-081598])
at stGeorge.gui.a7.a([DashoPro-V1.1-081598])
at stGeorge.gui.a7.init ([DashoPro-V1.1-081598])
at
and the Magic word is Beowulf
or even better a nice Mosix cluster games server for a frag fest.
On Tue, 2002-11-19 at 17:00, Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear list,
A bloke is selling 'reasonable boxes' for $89
I hate to see computers going to waste.
Can anyone suggest good uses for the boxes?
My Inspiron 8000's display conked out and it turns out that it's more
economical for me to buy a new one than to repair this one.
So I'm stripping it and selling some of the working parts.
I have:
- a charger (brand new!)
- a battery (not much capacity left)
- 2x64M and 1x128M memory modules
-
This one time, at band camp, Faiyaaz H wrote:
G'day
What is a good firewall to use?
I know of iptables and smoothwall.
Is there any other Firewall that I can use or that would be good?
I am using Debian Woody and the firewall will sit behind a TPG ADSL Router.
I'd suggest filtergen, but it's
Schools net have disabled port 80 and I have to use the upstream proxy.
As far as I understand it I have to setup the upstream under cache-peer
and the type of parent.
To actually find out the settings I 'should' be able to pull the .pac
file and read it to find out the settings. Is there any
On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 09:00, Ken Foskey wrote:
Schools net have disabled port 80 and I have to use the upstream proxy.
As far as I understand it I have to setup the upstream under cache-peer
and the type of parent.
To actually find out the settings I 'should' be able to pull the .pac
I have two PCs, one on Linux Redhat 8.0 (say LinPC) and the other one on
Win2k Professional (WinPC). I have Samba installed on the LinPC. However,
the LinPC can see the WinPC but the WinPC cannot see the LinPC. I tested a
few things on the LinPC and the results follow:
1. ifconfig reports:
Err... what is the contact number for Computerbank again?
Thanks...
Mike
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Craige McWhirter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
19/11/2002 07:06 PM
Hi all,
I have noticed that when KDE starts up the sound system works just fine
(When I switch desktops, my machine makes a cute little 'quack' sound).
After some (long) time, it stops and the following messages are sent to
.xession-errors:
Unable to open file
Andy Eager wrote:
Hi all,
I have noticed that when KDE starts up the sound system works just
fine (When I switch desktops, my machine makes a cute little 'quack'
sound).
After some (long) time, it stops and the following messages are sent
to .xession-errors:
Unable to open file
Gareth Walters wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mail List - SLUG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 11:18 AM
Subject: [SLUG] xdmcp
on a RH system running kdm, I have put the following into the /etc/kderc
file:
[Xdmcp]
Enable=true
Just FYI. If you only care about American spell checking, you'll have
no problems. Otherwise you may be interested to know that spell was
replaced by a shell script that called ispell, around the time of RH 5
or 6.
But RH's spell script was dead stupid. I think it accepted one option,
instead
G'day all...
I'm wanting to set up some automated tasks (backups) via crontab.
I found that root has an empty crontab, but /etc/crontab has things in it.
(Mainly run-parts so that the cron.d directories run.)
I editted /etc/crontab, and it had no effect - I take it I have to run
crontab as a
On Wed, Nov 20, 2002 at 11:06:27AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I editted /etc/crontab, and it had no effect - I take it I have to run
crontab as a certain user to implement the changes.
You should be able to add things to /etc/crontab and have them run. Is
cron running?
Note that the
/etc/crontab has an extra field? I didn't notice it from what was already
there...
This is my /etc/crontab:
SHELL=/bin/bash
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
MAILTO=root
HOME=/
# run-parts
01 * * * * root nice -n 19 run-parts /etc/cron.hourly
02 4 * * * root nice -n 19 run-parts
BOC, now I see... :)
Ahh... I haven't noticed any errors in either /var/spool/cron or
/var/log/cron ... the logging level must be set on the lower side of
that...
It must have silently baulked at it... fingers crossed, all should go
well now...
Thanks!
Mike
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I think on the 13th would be sweet, lock me in for A. (Work x-mas party on
the 20th anyway)
Alternatively 2nd choice of E: Other - Emu races, hardware floatation and
aviation games, and then mud wrestling in spain please don't care which
date. If its not too far outside the SLUG budget ;)
$author = [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;
Just wanting to check something...
When I manually set my browser to proxy via our squid cache, and I type in
a mangled web address into my browser, I get a squid error message back.
However, when I'm using transparent proxying via nat using iptables, and I
Hi,
I have an ISA ethernet card (an IBM EtherJet) that I have configured
using the software that comes with the card. It is configured to use
full duplex.
I am running a diskette based firewall that purports to be based on a
debian distro (Bering with Shorewall). At boot time, it negotiates and
Do not send me any more rubbish thankyou or I wil report
you!
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On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 16:36:03 +1000
Joyce Illguth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do not send me any more rubbish thankyou or I wil report you!
This is interesting... I get emails like this all the time on my mailing lists... and,
lo, behold, I actually write spam-blocking / email-virus-control
On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 15:35, Pia Smith wrote:
Alternatively 2nd choice of E: Other - Emu races, hardware floatation and
aviation games, and then mud wrestling in spain please don't care which
date. If its not too far outside the SLUG budget ;)
Last year we had a picnic. Fifteen people
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