You could have a look or talk to someone from flow communication.
I was at a corporate golf day with one of the guys from flow, who
says that telstra is forcing people to use either dial-up or ISDN
as they are the most profitable connection points for Telstra.
Apparently Flow is implementing ADSL
You obviously have never frequented the australian wireless list where
you would be told time and time again that this sort of activity is
illegal and you need a carrier liscence (sp?) for it.
Without being cynical can you advise which legal document says
operating 802.11b would require some form
This is the last I will have to say on this topic.
Why can't we let people test the waters before subscribing to
this wonderful knowledge base. Then it is up to the person to subscribe.
We will never get rid of 100% of spam. My question is as linux users and
members of the list why don't you
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 16:33, Ben de Luca wrote:
You obviously have never frequented the australian wireless list where
you would be told time and time again that this sort of activity is
illegal and you need a carrier liscence (sp?) for it.
Without being cynical can you advise which
Ben de Luca wrote:
The ACA pretty plainly states, that you only require a carrier license
if you are conducting comercial activites across the network between
two entities
I think we agree on intent. I just decided it was easier to do my own
thing rather than bother with any of the wireless
I seem to have touched a raw nerve with my previous comments.:-)
Let me respond to the comments made. These are nor personal critisisms, just
observations.
I certainly don't take exception to your critisism - it is your right to
make whatever comments you like, no matter how accurate or
On Saturday 27 September 2003 06:38 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to have touched a raw nerve with my previous comments.:-)
The only thing I would hate to happen is that people who are not financial
members of SLUG, may at some time be refused membership of this list.
Being resident
doug foskey wrote:
...snip
I do belong to our local group, GLUG however.
Hasn't your wife twigged yet that it is really a drinking club {:-)
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On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 18:56, doug foskey wrote:
The only thing I would hate to happen is that people who are not financial
members of SLUG, may at some time be refused membership of this list.
Being resident in Lismore (area), I rarely go 'smoke, so would be unlikely
ever to join Slug.
On Saturday 27 September 2003 07:15 pm, you wrote:
doug foskey wrote:
...snip
I do belong to our local group, GLUG however.
Hasn't your wife twigged yet that it is really a drinking club {:-)
Yep: Brewed coffee! ( occasional OD on Pizza!) Visitors welcome!
Particularly if they can
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 19:16, Tony Green wrote:
I'd be stunned if that ever happened. Though I do think if there is to
be a change to the list setup, it should be decided by a vote of the
financial members.
Let's cut the BS and really put it to the vote...
As a financial member I would like
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 19:41, Ken Foskey wrote:
Let's cut the BS and really put it to the vote...
I can't speak for the ctte any more, but I emailed them today about it.
Hopefully we can get an announce about the plans for the next meeting
soon..
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On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 19:41, Ken Foskey wrote:
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 19:16, Tony Green wrote:
I'd be stunned if that ever happened. Though I do think if there is to
be a change to the list setup, it should be decided by a vote of the
financial members.
Let's cut the BS and really put
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 19:43, Tony Green wrote:
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 19:41, Ken Foskey wrote:
Let's cut the BS and really put it to the vote...
I can't speak for the ctte any more, but I emailed them today about it.
Hopefully we can get an announce about the plans for the next meeting
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On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 19:52, Robert Collins wrote:
Right. Formally:
I intend to speak pro option a) at the meeting. I propose that we amend
the motion, such that if there is no pro-option X speaker for each of
the options, those options without a speaker are
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 20:34, Jan Schmidt wrote:
Unless there is a speaker willing to address the meeting on behalf of an
option, it will be removed from the list before the vote.
I will speak for keeping the list as is.
Rob
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-= I apologise for posting this to SLUG, but since I know Jon
-= would 'accidentally' post it there when he responds anyway,
-= it seemed worthwhile.
Unfamiliar with the Laws of Libel, I see...:-) You've been hanging around
with undesirables for too long...
-=
-= John, sounds like you've
Jon, (CC SLUG)
OK will you turn up and present your case for change of list policy.
If you cannot turn up in in person then please present your comments
here and it will be read at the meeting.
Until you actively do something please drop this thread! You have
sought to clarify, SLUG has acted
Hi Sluggers:
Setup:
Url comes to site like this
http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html?hop=some_data
Q1. If I click on a link to go to another HTML page say name.html, I lose
the hop data. How do I make the hop=some_data go with the name.html
?
Q2. The order page calls a Perl script say
Details on becoming a financial member are available here:
http://www.slug.org.au/membership.html
Cheers,
Jan.
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Thanks heaps for your help on this. The below solution worked quite
well.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Dave Airlie
Sent: Saturday, 27 September 2003 12:07 PM
To: Chris Barnes
Cc: SLUG
Subject: Re: [SLUG] trouble booting.Mounting
Hi all,
Now that Jill has 'upgraded' to Debian and it matches my Alpha's Debian
it seems our systems are a little more careful of security than her old
SUSE and I am having probs with logging in as root and editing with vi
over X.
I (mikel) am on machine martel and I ssh as user caves to machine
not to mention that some city slickers are still on either pairgains or
rihms
and either of them won't get ya adsl either
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kiss tomorrow!
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YAHOO:
Here's a fairly vague analysis ... Surely someone can just hit
this nail on the head ... anyone?
On Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 09:30:23PM -0500, Hal Ashburner wrote:
I'm writing from my parent's box which is running RH9 Gnome on the
desktop, which incidentally as self-proclaimed 'proud luddites'
Which would make SLUG, as a whole, more elitist than it currently is.
I just feel it's irresponsible to have a mailing list set up where any
Tom, Dick or Harry can post anonimously
Jon
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-= -Original
Terry, what about broadband WiFi ? Would you be interested ?
A trial system is being installed at the moment in my area (I will be
one of the neighborhood POP's which, if successful, will be offered to
people in Campbelltown and Central Cost areas as well...
They are also going to expand into
You suggestion is accepted, Ken.
As I am unavailable to be present at SLUG meetings, I present my
arguments here for consideration.
A members only can post list would;
1. Reduce greatly the amount of spam being received. This would occur by
virtue of the fact that most spam is generated from
Present: Jamie Wilkinson (minutes), Jeff Waugh (chair), Tony Green,
Jaime Hemmett, Peter Hardy, Jan Schmidt
Apologies: Mary Gardiner
Meeting opened 19:35
1. Ongoing tasks
* Investigating discounts for SLUG members.
Jamie announced that Anchor Systems are happy to provide discounted
Hi,
I'm trying to customise Gnome menus for all users on a system. If I've read the
documentation correctly, it should just be a matter of opening
applications-all-users:/// in Nautilus (as root), and dropping .desktop files wherever
I want them. Then when a user logs in, the changes should
Thank you very much for your analysis Patrick. Much appreciated. Just to clarify the
points you have raised.
The login screen is the gnome graphical login, where one types a user name, then
password to use the computer.
I believe the hostname of the computer is being set by the modem, as when I
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