Ashley Lynn wrote:
>I know this is a strange question for me to ask, but:
>Does anyone have a couple of Debian sourses to go in the apt_sources.conf file
>that do NOT have the words mirror or ftp in them. I need to upgrade a system,
>but the server block any site with these words in them.
Strange
ramon buckland wrote:
>I use apt-proxy as well
I was getting a problem where all my index files were cached, and not
being updated. Try removing the dists/ directory of all your cached dirs in
/var/cache/apt-proxy/
- Chris
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On Tue, Jun 10, 2003 at 01:24:18PM +1000, Anthony Wood wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 09, 2003 at 01:32:57PM +0100, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
>
>
>
> > Also worth sticking a copy of the Putty executable on your web
> > server. You'd be surprised how many Internet Cafes will let you run
> > arbitrary execu
Bill Bennett wrote:
Many thanks for the help.
I located the hotplug rpms on the installation disks (there
are two:hotplug and gtk_hotplug---this latter, I presume,
is the front end for the other).
Both have been installed.
I'm unsure how to proceed now. There's nothing on the desktop
(or in the a
Many thanks for the help.
I located the hotplug rpms on the installation disks (there
are two:hotplug and gtk_hotplug---this latter, I presume,
is the front end for the other).
Both have been installed.
I'm unsure how to proceed now. There's nothing on the desktop
(or in the applications list) t
This is a call for interest to gauge the Linux kernel community
interest in a Kernel miniconf for the next Australian Linux
conference.
Linux.conf.au is the annual Australian Linux conference. The 2004
conference will be held in Adelaide, South Australia in January. The
two days preceding the conf
On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 14:34, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
> > It looks really cool and concidering I use all the software included in
> > the package, it makes sense to have it all intergrated.
>
> There are a few people considering building Debian packages that include the
> Ximian patches. Perhaps wait
> Although Debian is not in the supported distro list, does anyone know if
> Ximian Desktop will install on it
It won't install on Debian "through official channels", and you'd be hard
pressed to get a working install by hacking it all up using alien, etc.
> and if so how does it go about deali
sorry for being a little off topic but can some one give me some
recommendations for purchasing scsi cables in sydney
I am after a cable with VHD Centronics 68 Male, Half Pitch DB68 Male
connectors.
as seen here
http://www.scsischool.com/ststore/itemdetail.cfm?topbar=scsi-topbar.htm&Product_ID=SC
Jeff and others,
Although Debian is not in the supported distro list, does anyone know if
Ximian Desktop will install on it, and if so how does it go about
dealing with dpkg in removing the current gnome/evolution/galeon
packages??
It looks really cool and concidering I use all the software inclu
> I know this is a strange question for me to ask, but:
> Does anyone have a couple of Debian sourses to go in the apt_sources.conf file
> that do NOT have the words mirror or ftp in them. I need to upgrade a system,
> but the server block any site with these words in them.
>
just nslookup the IP
I know this is a strange question for me to ask, but:
Does anyone have a couple of Debian sourses to go in the apt_sources.conf file
that do NOT have the words mirror or ftp in them. I need to upgrade a system,
but the server block any site with these words in them.
Stay well and happy
Heracles
P
Good Afternoon list,
I've set up a Sendmail SMTP proxy (10.1.1.1), this is used to scan mails
for spam before forwarding them onto our exchange server (10.1.1.2).
This is all workng well, I used the mailertable file to set up the relaying
mydomain.com esmtp:[10.1.1.2]
I have now configured th
On Mon, Jun 09, 2003 at 01:32:57PM +0100, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
> Also worth sticking a copy of the Putty executable on your web
> server. You'd be surprised how many Internet Cafes will let you run
> arbitrary executables... I was surprised to find ssh possible from
> most of the internet c
Thanks to all who responded. I was aware of the distance limit of 5e but
wanted to know if there was any other reason why fibre would be better.
I am enlightened
Thanks a million
fil
Jon Teh wrote:
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I am thi
DNS changes we requested have finally come through! Yeah!
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Hi Matt,
Yeah i do that all the time :-)
I use apt-proxy as well
So the problem maybe there, I'll check again tonight.
:Thanks
ramon
On Mon, 9 Jun 2003 17:51:18 +1000, Matt Hope wrote
> On Mon, 09 Jun 2003, ramon buckland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote...
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Ive just installed a new
On Fri, 2003-06-06 at 11:36, Dave Airlie wrote:
> On Fri, 6 Jun 2003, Simon Wong wrote:
> >
> > The problem is with just the top one I get (with "export DISPLAY=:0.0":
> >
>
> try export DISPLAY=:0
No luck :-(
>
> have a look at the xauth list to see what you have...
Good tip!
What I had to d
Well, we've solved the problem, and it works perfectly
With much thanks to all the SLUGgers (and squid-ers) that gave
suggestions, we presented a plan to marketing that was almost
foolproof
And we costed it at approx. $200k initially, plus another $50k
recurring costs
They saw our po
>
> are you running the latest Nvidia binary drivers? if you are using the
> XFree ones you'll get issues I think..
>
> Dave.
> >
Yup,
The I believe they are the latest. (although I Haven't looked for a few
weeks).
The problem seems to be getting more severe, lockups are happening more
freque
>
> I am thinking it is the video card, Has anyone had any similar problems? I
> have a GeForce 4 Ti4200.
are you running the latest Nvidia binary drivers? if you are using the
XFree ones you'll get issues I think..
Dave.
>
> Also, is there any programs in Linux that will stress test the video ca
Hi All,
I seem to be having mysterious problems with my video.
One problem is When I launch into X, then Ctrl+Alt+F2(F3,F4 etc) to switch
to a console, the console has display problems. Its hard to describe, but
its like at every block there is 4 white dots, and in some blocks there is
coloured
Ken Foskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The exports file was:
The exports file is pretty sensitive to errors, a space in the wrong
place will ruin your case. (I don't even have to try to be lame)
> /home/teachers/ 192.168.0.*(rw,no-rootsquash)
I haven't seen no-rootsquash before, its no_root
On Mon 09 Jun, Ben Donohue bloviated thus:
> I've got a RH9 box running sendmail and imap. I want to be able to
> access my email remotely via a browser, ie. like a hotmail service.
> So far i've only come across IMP. Is this the only option or are there
> more etc. pro's con's?
If you plan to
On Mon, 09 Jun 2003, Steve Kowalik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote...
> You should also check hosts.{allow,deny} for portmap.
.. and make sure you have portmap installed and running.
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On Mon, Jun 09, 2003 at 11:20:12AM +1000, Robert Tillsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> LVM and EVS were mentioned, but not in detail.
> EVS extended volume ???
>
>
EVMS - Extended Volume Management System, a tool which combines some
functionality of LVM, disk partitioners and disk formatters
At 9:57 pm, Monday, June 9 2003, Ken Foskey mumbled:
> I did try to run tcpdump (not installed) I am kicking myself as this is
> classic NFS debugging, I should have remembered that.
>
You should also check hosts.{allow,deny} for portmap.
Cheers,
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S
On Mon, 2003-06-09 at 21:45, Michael Still wrote:
> On 9 Jun 2003, Ken Foskey wrote:
>
> > The mount was being tried and I got a message that the mount was failing
> > but not authorised. The last part I got an RPC message from the client,
> > I think the firewall settings stopped the connection
On 9 Jun 2003, Ken Foskey wrote:
> The mount was being tried and I got a message that the mount was failing
> but not authorised. The last part I got an RPC message from the client,
> I think the firewall settings stopped the connection altogether.
The default Redhat firewall config will stop NF
On Sunday 08 Jun 2003 11:20 am, Phil Scarratt wrote:
> To the network guru's out there
>
> I am working at a school that is currently expanding. There are
> some new buildings being added to the campus (almost finished)
> that are now being wired. The question is what is the best way
> to wire to a
Hi Amanda
If you want to explore the directory structure of e-smith you will find that
Midnight Commander is installed ( command line # MC).
Your mail server is Qmail http://qmail.glasswings.com.au/top.html
Your webmail is Imp
http://horde.org/imp/
E-smith is www.e-smith.org and you will find t
I was trying to get an NFS system going for computer Bank New England on
the weekend and the whole process eluded me.
The situation is:
a) Primary server containing the home directories.
b) Multiple desktops mounting that server for their home directory.
The exports file was:
/home/teachers
> I'm searching for whatever is needed to access my email via a browser
> from anywhere.
> So far i've only come across IMP. Is this the only option or are there
> more etc. pro's con's?
> Anyone have any recommendations on what to use?
My preferred choice out of a scary bunch:
http://www.
Hi Slugs,
I'm searching for whatever is needed to access my email via a browser
from anywhere.
I've got a RH9 box running sendmail and imap. I want to be able to
access my email remotely via a browser, ie. like a hotmail service.
So far i've only come across IMP. Is this the only option or are t
> Purely for interests sake
> it's done, and this is being type out on my XBox too.
>
> http://www.thebuckland.com/index.php?m=200306#20
This sounds eerily like a good idea for a SLUG presentation. *hint*hint* :-)
- Jeff
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Well just something to try...
Go into your BIOS and change the PCI settings. Some BIOS's have a plug
and play setting for all interrupts. Try turning this on or off -
opposite from what it is now. Also try reserving the interrupt for the
card (if you can find it out) in the BIOS settings - ie se
Hi,
The latest Linux Format has SME-server 5.6 (formerly e-smith) on the cover
CD's, so I ditched Mandrake 9.0 off my local file server and installed. Must
say I'm very impressed.
I'm setting up Webmail, and basically got it working.
First problem is I can't see where the actual maildir is. I've
So,
If anyone's interested, Ximian Desktop 2 has been released. :-)
http://www.ximian.com/products/desktop/
It's a "Complete Enterprise Linux Desktop" based on GNOME 2.2, and includes
some very sexy OpenOffice.org integration features. Evolution 1.4 (based on
the GNOME 2.2 platform) has also b
On Mon, 09 Jun 2003, ramon buckland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote...
> Hi,
>
> Ive just installed a new system (see other email re: XBOX :-)
> and converting to unstable.
>
> Im getting a few 404's on some packages (namely GCC 3.2) from unstable.
> I've noticed this occurs from time to time.
>
> Is
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