Is there an application that created a PDF file from an XHTML.
I'm looking for something the woks form the $ prompt, even better if it
is available in Unix (Sun Solaris).
Chris Allen
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What is the current consensus on using a virus scanner for Linux
(specifically Ubuntu 10.10)?
When I last asked this (about 2 years ago) the general opinion was,
waste of time, Linux did' need it
If scanners are recommended now, which is the favourite?
Chris Allen
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On Sunday 03 April 2011 11:41:34 Chris Allen wrote:
What is the current consensus on using a virus scanner for Linux
(specifically Ubuntu 10.10)?
When I last asked this (about 2 years ago) the general opinion was,
waste of time, Linux did' need it
If scanners are recommended now, which is the
I think it is going to come back and bite the Linux community if we go
via the line that we are immune to viruses, like Apple users have done
for many years. Now there are Mac viruses appearing and a mac botnet.
Clamav and common sense can go a long way, don't install or run things
from an unknown
Morgan Storey wrote:
I think it is going to come back and bite the Linux community if we go
via the line that we are immune to viruses,
Unfortunately, the alternative, virus scanners that look for
particular virus signatures is nothing more than security
theatre.
Firstly, inew viruses can be
Hi All
I have been using a some bash scripts for years which have worked
perfectly (or so I thought).
This morning I went to copy some of the logic out of them and it is
returning strange results.
Basically what I these are supposed to do is to set to dates, the first
for the first day
Not sure why it was happening but fixed it with an additional ago
after the days.
It now reads FIRSTDAY=`date --date=$XDAYS days ago 1 month ago +%d%m%y`
N/
On 4/04/2011 07:54, Nigel Allen wrote:
Hi All
I have been using a some bash scripts for years which have worked
perfectly (or so
Basically what I these are supposed to do is to set to dates, the first for
the first day of the previous month and the second to set the last day of
the previous month.
Here is what I have been using:
DAYS=`date +%e`
let XDAYS=DAYS -1
FIRSTDAY=`date --date=$XDAYS days 1 month ago
You could try http://www.htmldoc.org/
On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 20:46, Chris Allen ch.al...@ozemail.com.au wrote:
Is there an application that created a PDF file from an XHTML.
I'm looking for something the woks form the $ prompt, even better if it is
available in Unix (Sun Solaris).
Chris
On 03/04/11 20:16, Chris Allen wrote:
Is there an application that created a PDF file from an XHTML.
I'm looking for something the woks form the $ prompt, even better if
it is available in Unix (Sun Solaris).
Chris Allen
But you probably want ghostscript:
On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 6:46 AM, Erik de Castro Lopo
mle+s...@mega-nerd.com wrote:
Morgan Storey wrote:
I think it is going to come back and bite the Linux community if we go
via the line that we are immune to viruses,
Unfortunately, the alternative, virus scanners that look for
particular
On Mon, Apr 04, 2011 at 06:46:36AM +1000, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Morgan Storey wrote:
I think it is going to come back and bite the Linux community if we go
via the line that we are immune to viruses,
Unfortunately, the alternative, virus scanners that look for
particular virus
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Morgan Storey wrote:
Yes polymorphic viruses have been around a long time, but look at say
the 100 biggest infectors at the moment, none of them I would say are
polymorphic, all of them can be picked up by signatures.
And all
To answer OP's question, my Linux mail server uses spamassassin and ESET
for filtering. My Linux file server also periodically performs full
scans with ESET. I do not yet run any virus scanning on my desktop
though.
On Mon, 2011-04-04 at 11:30 +1000, Nick Andrew wrote:
On Mon, Apr 04, 2011 at
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