On Thu, Mar 25, 2004 at 05:49:22PM +1100, Roger Salisbury wrote:
I extended the range to :
range 10.0.0.0 10.0.0.253;
This probably isn't a good idea.
Your gateway should have a static IP address on its local interface - you
mentioned 10.0.0.1 earlier, so make sure it's configured with
Hi
I was wondering if any one has been able to get netbios broadcasts to be
routed with out installing samba, i know on cisco ios you have an
netbios forward broadcast option. Is there some thing similiar under
linux ? a deamon that might do this ?
Alex
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This probably isn't a good idea.
Thanks for the tip, Pete!
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On Thu, Mar 25, 2004 at 05:49:22PM +1100, Roger Salisbury wrote:
I extended the range to :
"range 10.0.0.0 10.0.0.253;"
This probably isn't a good idea.
Your gateway should have a static IP address on its local
Sorry for the slow reply..
Well I like kile because it offers many of the features of emacs without
all the keyboard kludge, and gets you started on the project fast with
pre-formated forms etc (not saying you cant do the same with emacs its
just emacs isn't for me) and kile is very visual the
Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Mon, Mar 01, 2004, Craige McWhirter wrote:
Peter Hardy
The vice has never been so good.
Heh, thanks Craige and Ben. I accept. Seeing as there's only one
nomination for president, I'd also like to put myself forward for this.
If nothing else, Jan should work a little for
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 11:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If anyone is having problems with accessing Harris Technology's web site
please
send them feedback. might ask you for the type of browser you are using and
the
type of problems you are experiencing with their web site.
Maybe they might
This one time, at bandcamp, Peter Hardy said :
Heh, thanks Craige and Ben. I accept. Seeing as there's only one
nomination for president, I'd also like to put myself forward for this.
If nothing else, Jan should work a little for his stripes. :-)
Seconded. I vote for a steel cage match.
quote(Peter Hardy);
Will that do?
You forgot to mention how you fixed the horrible, horrible list
searching function. ;-)
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On Thu, Mar 25, 2004, Peter Hardy wrote:
Heh, thanks Craige and Ben. I accept. Seeing as there's only one
nomination for president, I'd also like to put myself forward for this.
Updated http://www.slug.org.au/2004/election.html
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Chris Deigan wrote:
quote(Peter Hardy);
Will that do?
You forgot to mention how you fixed the horrible, horrible list
searching function. ;-)
It shouldn't count if I only did it last week. :-)
But yeah. I'll probably be rejigging the indexing jobs, but searching
the SLUG mailing lists works
Slug,
Anyone had any luck in getting an external USB hard drive to work under
linux? I have had the USB keys working fine by mounting as FAT no probs,
Any pointers on where to look regarding this issue? not 100% sure where
to start!
gerard
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If it's not too late, I'd like to nominate Grant Parnell for Secretary
or ordinary committee member.
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at the risk of being helpful, Chris Deigan delivered up the following on Thu, Mar 25,
2004 at 11:47:36PM +1100,
If it's not too late, I'd like to nominate Grant Parnell for Secretary
or ordinary committee member.
Grant Parnell is anything but ordinary.
his signature says so.
and yes Grant I
Gerard Blacklock wrote:
Slug,
Anyone had any luck in getting an external USB hard drive to work under
linux? I have had the USB keys working fine by mounting as FAT no probs,
Any pointers on where to look regarding this issue? not 100% sure where
to start!
gerard
is it usb2?
you need a
Okay, for the umpteeth time I'me trying to give Evolution a run.
The problem is whenever I start it new and it goes to import the old
mail from Netscape, the import dies with Too many open files.
It there someway I can get around this?
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I´m writting to this list, specially to Chris MacKenzie and to the guy who got
the free SGI Indy..
I found here in Brazil one of this machines for a few bucks and I want to
know how debian runs in it.. The purpose of the buy is to hack, play and
have a first try on SGI machines :)
My questions
SAME BUT with my dhcpd.conf added
#/etc/dhcpd.conf
ddns-update-style interim;
ignore client-updates;
subnet 10.0.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
range 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.10;
default-lease-time 86400;
max-lease-time 86400;
## --- default gateway
option routers 10.0.0.1;
# option subnet-mask
On Thu, Mar 25, 2004, Chris Deigan wrote:
If it's not too late,
I should be very clear about this: IT IS NOT TOO LATE.
We will in fact be taking nominations tonight.
However, if anyone else nominates here, I'm not sure it will get on the
webpage today, make sure you check with me tonight...
Dear SLUG (and Secretary),
Due to growing work committments I'll withdraw myself in the running
from the SLUG committee. I'll help out where I can though as a
volunteer.
I would also like to second Grant Parnell for each position he's
nominated for - His volunteering has been a great help and
I'm kinda cut off at the moment from access at the moment and have found, to my horror
this morning, that the .tv domain structure seems to have gone on safari.
I have a few .tv's and all of them now resolv to 65.201.175.144. I've
checked netsol's whois and I'm still the owner. The auth DNS
On Fri, Mar 26, 2004, Jaime Hemmett wrote:
Dear SLUG (and Secretary),
Due to growing work committments I'll withdraw myself in the running
from the SLUG committee. I'll help out where I can though as a
volunteer.
I would also like to second Grant Parnell for each position he's
nominated
I've got a Lacie 120GB USB2 external HDD. There wasn't much required to
get it going. I already had USB2 working and also USB-storage, basically
I just plugged it in, looked in /proc/scsi and it was there as /dev/scd2
from memory (as I already had two ide cd-r's in the box as scd1 and 2).
From
I've got a Lacie 120GB USB2 external HDD. There wasn't much required to
get it going. I already had USB2 working and also USB-storage, basically
I just plugged it in, looked in /proc/scsi and it was there as /dev/scd2
from memory (as I already had two ide cd-r's in the box as scd1 and 2).
Michael Fox wrote:
Is firewire storage devices just as easy? My drive is a combo
usb2/firewire400 case, but I don't use the usb2 side of it since usb2 is
so slow and uses up endless cpu cycles. I just haven't got around to
trying it out on linux machine. Guess I probably should attempt it.
yep
Terry Collins wrote:
Okay, for the umpteeth time I'me trying to give Evolution a run.
The problem is whenever I start it new and it goes to import the old
mail from Netscape, the import dies with Too many open files.
It there someway I can get around this?
what i have done a long time ago was
yep firewire is about as easy.
awesome.
the rescan-scsi-bus.sh script helps...
usb2 sucks cpu way too much and firewire cards aren't expensive.
usb2 certainly does suck cpu cycles.. I was getting about 1.3GB/min out of
my drive and case. Which is more then enough. Besides it would transfer
On Fri, 2004-03-26 at 08:44, Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Thu, Mar 25, 2004, Chris Deigan wrote:
If it's not too late,
I should be very clear about this: IT IS NOT TOO LATE.
We will in fact be taking nominations tonight.
However, if anyone else nominates here, I'm not sure it will get on
DaZZa,
I use squid and squidGuard for proxy/blocking. I run samba back-end into
LDAP, and use my LDAP server as authentication for PROXY use.
For LDAP authentication I used the following. I expect that you could do
the same for AD integration.
In my squid.conf
=-=-
## Added for LDAP
I'm kinda cut off at the moment from access at the moment and have
found, to my horror this morning, that the .tv domain structure seems
to have gone on safari.
Looks like, according to www.tv (verisign), it's a 'technical issue' with
no estimated fix time.
Ah well, email's for wimps
--
Tony
Terry Collins wrote:
Okay, for the umpteeth time I'me trying to give Evolution a run.
The problem is whenever I start it new and it goes to import the old
mail from Netscape, the import dies with Too many open files.
It there someway I can get around this?
A simple way is to open a free IMAP
On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 23:18, Gerard Blacklock wrote:
Anyone had any luck in getting an external USB hard drive to work under
linux? I have had the USB keys working fine by mounting as FAT no probs,
If your drive is supported, then getting it going is about as easy as
using a USB key.
Any
Looks like jkljhlkajhslkjh.tv or anything.tv resolves to the same IP...
Hmm... looks like they're trying what they did with .com a few months
back only it's really backfired.
On Fri, 26 Mar 2004, Tony Green wrote:
I'm kinda cut off at the moment from access at the moment and have found, to
Hello all,
Probably an easy one .. but its friday.. i have a headache and a spare copy for the
person that provides the answer.
I have a script that is returning me number varibles with decimal places in them.
e.g
129.384756%
75.12872%
What bash command would i use to round this above
printf %10.2f 1234567891011
No cookies for any of you :)... Unless you tell me of a better way :)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Andrew Wilson
Sent: Friday, 26 March 2004 11:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SLUG] Decimal places in
Quoting James Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 17:53, James Ferguson wrote:
I agree with your diagnosis -- Kernel modules don't generally play nice
between kernel versions.
At I guess I would be thinking that what happens is more that Fedora can somehow
detect that the module
I have a script that is returning me number varibles with decimal
places in them.
e.g
129.384756%
75.12872%
What bash command would i use to round this above numbers to 2 decimal
Here's a really kludgy, ugly, inelegant (you get the idea) way using bc
that worked for me once ...
On Thu, Mar 25, 2004 at 09:09:40PM +1100, Heracles wrote:
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 11:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If anyone is having problems with accessing Harris Technology's web site
please
send them feedback. might ask you for the type of browser you are using and
the
type of
On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 18:40, Alexander Samad wrote:
I was wondering if any one has been able to get netbios broadcasts to be
routed with out installing samba, i know on cisco ios you have an
netbios forward broadcast option. Is there some thing similiar under
linux ? a deamon that might do
Love fun happiness...
I was wondering if anyone knew of a command that would display the sum of a
mathamatical equation that would be less than 1, eg .6722 etc.
I.e
expr 100 / 123 would return the result of 0 but i need a way to display the true
value of it.
I could of sworn expr was
On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 01:53:39PM +1100, Andrew Wilson wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew of a command that would display the sum of a mathamatical equation that would be less than 1, eg .6722 etc.
bc(1), dc(1).
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bc does that too (it is your uncooperative friend when bash runs out of
fingers) ...
$ echo 100 / 123 | bc -l
.81300813008130081300
or ...
$ echo scale=4; 100 / 123 | bc -l
.8130
Whaddya know, writing all that map server leeching code came in handy. :p
*munch*
- Rog
Andrew Wilson wrote:
I was
Anyone else sending a proxy to the AGM tonight? Please mail committee
ASAP (no later than 3pm) to inform us, otherwise send your proxy with
written authorisation.
-Mary
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Apologise for the lateness but better late than never
Just looking at the election page and things seem a little threadbare in
terms of numbers. So in the interests of choice I'm putting my hand up
for Ordinary Ctte Member.
The Blurb:
Been around SLUG since the days of some of the very first
Folks, we inherited a Sun Blade 100 which we are going to linux but
because it has an existing FW password we cannot get bay further.
Does anyone know how to reset the FW password on this box. I don't care
about any of the existing settings.
Matt
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quote who=Dan Treacy
Just looking at the election page and things seem a little threadbare in
terms of numbers. So in the interests of choice I'm putting my hand up for
Ordinary Ctte Member.
Seconded!
- Jeff
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On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 01:53 pm, Andrew Wilson wrote:
Love fun happiness...
I was wondering if anyone knew of a command that would display the sum of
a mathamatical equation that would be less than 1, eg .6722 etc.
I.e
expr 100 / 123 would return the result of 0 but i need a way to display
On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 03:43 pm, Matt Hyne wrote:
Folks, we inherited a Sun Blade 100 which we are going to linux but
because it has an existing FW password we cannot get bay further.
Does anyone know how to reset the FW password on this box. I don't care
about any of the existing settings.
quote(Dan Treacy);
Just looking at the election page and things seem a little threadbare in
terms of numbers. So in the interests of choice I'm putting my hand up
for Ordinary Ctte Member.
Seconded!
Updated nominations page!
- Chris
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* Glen Turner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
CUPS has its own access controls, much like
those in Apache. They are in the file
/etc/cups/cupsd.conf and by default they
limit access to the administrative interface
to the local machine. See the Location /admin
clauses in cupsd.conf.
Thanks
This one time, at band camp, Andrew Wilson wrote:
Hello all,
Probably an easy one .. but its friday.. i have a headache and a spare copy for the
person that provides the answer.
I have a script that is returning me number varibles with decimal places in them.
e.g
129.384756%
75.12872%
What
This one time, at band camp, Andrew Wilson wrote:
Love fun happiness...
I was wondering if anyone knew of a command that would display the sum of a
mathamatical equation that would be less than 1, eg .6722 etc.
I.e
expr 100 / 123 would return the result of 0 but i need a way to display the
Have a pptp connection from SME server to windows 2000 vpn server.
I'm looking for a bash script which will periodically (launched from cron) ping
a machine on the remote network and restart pptp if it doesn't respond.
I wrote a similar thing for dos years ago which captured the output of ping
On Fri, 2004-03-26 at 13:03, Simon Wong wrote:
On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 18:40, Alexander Samad wrote:
I was wondering if any one has been able to get netbios broadcasts to be
routed with out installing samba, i know on cisco ios you have an
netbios forward broadcast option. Is there some
On Fri, 2004-03-26 at 17:14, Amanda wrote:
Have a pptp connection from SME server to windows 2000 vpn server.
I'm looking for a bash script which will periodically (launched from cron) ping
a machine on the remote network and restart pptp if it doesn't respond.
I wrote a similar thing for
On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 05:14:51PM +1100, Amanda wrote:
I'm looking for a bash script which will periodically (launched from
cron) ping a machine on the remote network and restart pptp if it
doesn't respond.
Just use the exit status of ping, e.g.:
ping -nqc 1 $remote_host /dev/null 21
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