Hi,
Works with vncviewer, should work with any program in reality.
Amos Shapira wrote:
On 18/02/2008, Jeffrey Borg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Better than than use the socks server feature in ssh
ssh -D 1080 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Umm, never noticed this option.
My main use of ssh
Dear list,
I want to setup a server so remote users (ie brother in-law) can access
a box with Aussie IP address.
Currently foreign IPs can not assess eBay Australia he sells lots of
stuff through eBay.
Behold ssh port forwarding, from say his machine:
ssh -L 1201:ebay.com.au:80
Hi,
Which device are you using.
I am using a maxon bp3-usb (id is 16d8:6280)
it did work like that with usb serial BUT the latently was still pretty
sky high for me.
I ended up recompiling the sierra module to include the usb ids added
into it.
ps I am using kppp to connect as a normal
Hi,
Just make sure /boot partition is under the 8gb or 20 gig size of the hard
disk.
Once loaded linux (or even windows nt/2k/xp) for that matter don't care
about the bios limitions.
Jeffrey
On Thu, 19 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking to replace the hard disk drive
Hi,
Netbank works fine, all you need is javascript support basically.
So far it seems to work in any browser I have tried. I usually use it in
konqueror (khtml) and it's fine.
The address I always use to connect to is
http://www.netbank.commbank.com.au/
NOTE: No https here it will redirect
using redhat
7.3) was upgraded to 2.4.22 with no problems.
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An easy beginners solution to this is just to make date fields in mysql as
integer type instead of datetime.
Later on once you are more familar with the mysql functions you can use
them to convert to the unix timestamp that time() produces etc...
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Robert Maurency wrote:
Hi
That looks like spamming instead of using email they are requesting the
url's that they want to spam on your web server. The most people would see
them in the access log or in summary stats created using things like
webalizer.
If you can configure apache to display a certain page for proxy
Take at look at ifhp on the LPRNG website.
You can then use options with lpr I think it's -Z inlower,duplex etc...
and it all just works. Also you get to see the username and job name on
the printer screen at the same time :-)
I have used this with a 5SiMX, 8000DN, 4Si and it all works exactly
We are using LTO tapes where I work and all that's on them is tar files.
Nothing more and nothing less.
The scripts in use a slight modification to the ones with the tar source.
Restoring is easy as tar xvf /dev/tape and using mt fsf 1 to get to the
right file.
As far as a third party
Taking away the buffers and cached you end up with the 2nd line of numbers
which indicate you have 362mb of free ram, you have around 150mb of
programs in memory the rest being cached files from disks.
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Melinda Taylor wrote:
I just noticed after using dump that 100%
Hi,
This is something I have looked into before without much success.
I am after a xbiff but one which just makes the pc speaker beep when new
mail is waiting for the user. I.e If there are any unread messages just
beep the speaker. This would just run from cron every minute to notify the
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Conrad Parker wrote:
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 10:34:17AM +1000, Jeffrey Borg wrote:
Hi,
This is something I have looked into before without much success.
I am after a xbiff but one which just makes the pc speaker beep when new
mail is waiting for the user. I.e
I wouldn't have bothered with the extra expense of the card
just make sure there is a /boot partition within the first 32gig or so
The linux kernel is perfectly ok with ide disks it just ignores that the
bios has to say on the matter
My laptop has a 12gb disk in it bios only supports 8gb
Yep the old rp_filter trap!
Had me stumped for about 10 mins as well.
You only need to disable it on the sm200d interface though.
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello ramon,
due to spoof prevention... have a look in you boot scripts for rp_filter
and change...
for f in
as errors do creep in.
On 21 Apr 2002, Craige McWhirter wrote:
On Fri, 2002-04-19 at 19:27, Jeffrey Borg wrote:
xfs - don't know about tools for it
As Chris mentioned, the full SGI suite is there.
xfs - hopefully no fsck's every x days and y mounts.
Nope. Responds nicely when a laptop user
Hi everyone.
Well I finally got 4 x 80gb hdd's to use with a 3ware 6400 controller
which I have had for months. Now I am going to have ~160gb in a system.
Any idea's on partitioning schemes/filesystems.
So far I am only speed testing it to try and find the right stripe size
for raid0+1. Raid 5
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Crossfire wrote:
Jeffrey Borg was once rumoured to have said:
Hi everyone.
Well I finally got 4 x 80gb hdd's to use with a 3ware 6400 controller
which I have had for months. Now I am going to have ~160gb in a system.
Any idea's on partitioning schemes
Stable enough for a single 160gb filesystem.
Also benchmarks much faster than ext3 as well. At the moment I am trying
again using a different stripe on the array.
On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Ben de Luca wrote:
snip
xfs - don't know about tools for it
Extensive tool suite - SGI provided all
Couldn't agree more about the water. I did specifically ask for tap water.
The Coke thing you would have to ask for the can beforehand. But the water
thing I just said No, forget about it.
On 23 Feb 2002, paul wrote:
I am just posting to the list to comment on the shocking service and
I am doing this for every machine on my lan has a range of 200 ports on
the public ip which is useful for incoming connections to apps which can
be reconfigured for eg. realplayer, icq etc...
how about just putting a SNAT line in as well? and forget the iproute2
stuff.
On Mon, 24 Dec 2001,
pppd
also using the phone's ppp support works fine
also using the terminal on the phone works fine also
any idea's?
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Also I have been using commonwealth internet banking for ages with
netscape and mozilla (though I use mozilla all the time now with it) and
it works fine, You do need javascript though, but not java but there is a
java applet in there just an ad at the top. don't need cookies either :-)
On 11
couldn't you just make it smaller in the bios and go and install linux on
it anyway
like my laptop 12gb disk windoze only see's 8gb and it's only in the 1st
2gb only anyway. Linux on the rest works fine. Linux dosen't care about
broken bios'es! Heck it dosen't even use it!
Just don't forget
?
Do you have a network card in the machine as well ?
Try ifdown eth0 or and see if the data then goes out. If it does, then the
default route isn't being set. Troubleshoot to that end.
Chris
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From: Jeffrey Borg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 12 November
all PC133 SDRAM is memory which can run as high as 133mhz
it can also run at a *lower* speed ie. 100mhz or 66mhz just fine
On Sat, 27 Oct 2001, Dinangkur Kundu wrote:
Hi,
I just joined the mailing list yesterday. I am also
having same problem. My PC cinfig:
333MHz IBM Cyrix
TX ProII
You could do what I did to get satellite working using an aliases address
for outgoing stuff
say it's eth0 and eth0:0
so
route del default
route add default gw 172.24.1.1 dev eth0:0
would do the trick. (well it works on ppp links, I can not see how it
wouldn't work on ethernet)
On Tue, 23 Oct
Opps one more thing to that diagram
You will need to use eth1 as the interface with the alias. otherwise it
won't work at all. Otherwise it will try and send the packets out the eth0
interface back onto your local lan.
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Jeffrey Borg wrote:
You could do what I did to get
auctually on mandrake like redhat and debain if I recall correctly that's
all under /etc/X11
so it would be
/etc/X11/(kdm|xdm|gdm)
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, blinddog wrote:
KDE is the desktop and there is no etc/gdm (or etc/kdm)
On Thursday 27 September 2001 05:43, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote
If you want to kill this new worm on the head (instead of many http
requests stop it after the 1st it's very simple and a bit insecure)
either use a firewalling tool or plain old route!
firstly chmod +s your tool (this is insecure I know but then the webserver
user can do the dirty work of
On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Graeme Robinson wrote:
At 10:15 AM 19/09/2001 +1000, Jeffrey Borg wrote:
If you want to kill this new worm on the head (instead of many http
requests stop it after the 1st it's very simple and a bit insecure)
either use a firewalling tool or plain old route
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, Andre Pang wrote:
On Thu, Sep 13, 2001 at 11:30:47PM +1000, Jeffrey Borg wrote:
anyway the problem tonight was that realplayer couldn't be killed off. I
suspect that the sound driver locked and wouldn't release realplayer and
thus any tools to kill realplayer
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Phillipus Gunawan wrote:
I have a second hand Cyrix IBM 233 with the peocessor description:
6 * 86 MX
PR233
IBM26*86MX-CVAPR233GE
3.0X 66MHZ-2.9V CORE
that 3.0X 66MHZ as meaning in that it only *runs* at 200mhz
the PR stuff is just marketing hype because it
Hi
I want to just share a few incidents which involve the 2.4 kernel and
comparasions to 2.2.x
Firstly I recently upgraded my machine and it was either go to 2.4 or use
2.2 with ide patches so I took the 2.4 plunge.
Secondly my firewall setup is much simplier thanks to netfilter :-) also
DNAT
curious as to when the satellite fails.
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And, a thought occurs. Won't Terry have to compile and install ecore,
evas, eke(magic|point) every time, since it's a CD?
You could always rebuild the cd with what you want on it, The BBC cd's are
an excellent starting point for doing that.
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What about just grabbing the source rpm and doing a
rpm --rebuild package.src.rpm
That should work anyway
and if any libraries fail (maybe openssh do the same for that source rpm
and install it first etc)
Jeff
On Sat, 28 Apr 2001, Jon Carnes wrote:
I need to install a resonable version
Short answer.
You need rpm version 3.0.5 or greater. (but not version 4)
The latest versions of rpm 3.0.5 onwards can install version 4 rpms
using a version 3 rpm database.
rpm 4 has a different database format.
On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, Fernando Lemos de Mello wrote:
... I need the latest
In SO 5.2 when creating an HTML document, how do you get the page title
into the code, short of switching to HTML source mode and inserting it
there, which does work. I have looked at every obvious button/menu/thingy
that I can think of and I'm damned if I can find it anywhere; and the help
One more thing
Just in case you think you have /etc/raidtab wrong
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, John Ferlito wrote:
f) vi /etc/raidtab and add something like this
raiddev /dev/md0
raid-level 1
nr-raid-disks 2
nr-spare-disks 0
chunk-size 4
It is caused by connecting a UDMA66 Drive to a UDMA33 Controller
From my experiences in a squid proxy box it seems to be pretty harmless
And I have found no solution to the problem.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Sean Carmody wrote:
I also have slightly irritating (but apparently harmless) kernel
On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Rick Welykochy wrote:
any idea how to ps2html?
I tried a couple found with google ... crap.
The closest thing is ps2pdf to create a pdf file OR use ghostscript to
make an image out of each postscript page. (this is kinda not that
efficient compared to pdf)
I presume
I have something for web access
it will need squid and it works via arp cache so the database of machines
is dependant on the nic (is dhcp will work fine)
it jsut turns web access on and off and expires web access
runs squid + perl redirector
mysql db
php frontend
On Sun, 14 Jan 2001, Darrell
Hi
The trick is to go to single user mode and if the filesystem is not / you
can just unmount it and run fsck on it.
Otherwise you will have to remount it read only with
mount -o ro,remount /
Then you can run fsck on it safely and it won't complain about damage.
Jeff
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001,
Hi
You do have something like the following defined in the httpd.conf file???
so that the .php, .php3 and .phtml will be interperted as php files?
IfModule mod_php4.c
AddIcon /icons/php4.gif .php3 .php4 .php .phtml
/IfModule
IfModule mod_php4.c
AddIcon /icons/phps.gif .phps
Hi
I have had over the last few weeks thousands of attemps at port 445 on my
server (not a network scan - although it has been a network scan a few
times) these attacks are just at one host. (from one host!)
Now I have dug up that this is the new 'SMB' port for windoze 2000 etc..
called DS But
Everything else deleted. This idea should work!
You could also try pipeing the script into sh like this
ssh newhost /bin/sh script
might work? but being unix it should!
well it does work
echo "echo testin" | ssh somehost /bin/sh
yields you guessed it.
testin
saves the copying anyway.
I have installed Windows95 (OSR2) under Win4Lin and now want to install
some of Office 2000 but the CDROM seems to be unavailable. Windows
Explorer shows an A:\, B:\, C:\, J:\ and N:\ drive but if you click on
the CDROM (N:\) you get a dialog box which says "N:\ is not accessible
The
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Ken Yap wrote:
Hi again,
well i got the mail server to work without the help of bigpond
(hurrah) just one concern of mine.
How does one check if there mail server is an open relay ??
There is the simple method of telnetting from outside, but be aware that
there
Hi
What about using gpm on it with the -R option then using a /dev/gpmdata
device for x using the mousesystems protocol for that device
May just work
Just because I have that brand mouse here and it works without ANY
problems - just that it hasn't got a middle button.
Jeff
On Tue, 5
Hi
The ip address of the server is familar!
anyway it's zipworlds web server
I have control of a box co located there and I can verify there is
bandwidth available (well in australia anyway!)
download from mirror.aarnet.edu.au - 700Kb a sec (bytes not bits)
download from the box to a box a
Hi
They can co exist, just look CAREFULLY at the rejected file it's a file
system definitions (the usb has a special filesystem in proc and reiserfs
is a filesystem duh.) anyway you will be quickly pick out the patch is
trying to do and do it manually.
it's only 1 .h (header) file and it does
Hi,
As far as I know Apache does'not support ASP. But there is chili!soft
third party software which enables you to execute ASP code on apache. It
costs around $800 for a single CPU server. However, I strongly suggest
you converting the ASP code to PHP by asp2php tool.It is totally
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, Troy Bell wrote:
conspiracy theory
Makes one wonder if they are testing the water for an attack on us Aussies
/conspiracy theory
I know there's been alot of talk on this list about scans and probes and when they
occured and stuff, so it's probably not a good
and that worked fine.
The latest aic7xxx driver I tried was 5.1.31 from the person maintainig
the driver itself.
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On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Richard Ames wrote:
Ken was right on target RedHat suggests LPRng and apparently have it in
Rawhide. See: http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=14691
Don't rip the binary rpm out of rawhide btw!
because it's based on glibc 2.2 and won't work with
: Jeffrey Borg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 11 July 2000 12:28 AM
To: Mehmet Ozdemir
Subject: RE: [SLUG] TNT2 drivers with a patched Win4Lin kernel ??
Hi
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Mehmet Ozdemir wrote:
I'm using 2.2.14-5.0
also i saw a smp kernel at:
ftp://ftp.trelos.com
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