Michael Lake wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Lake wrote:
I am getting double hits in my Apache access.log on a server. This
may be a real problem for me as there is a Perl/MySQL application
that may get multiple updates.
192.168.1.2 - mike [18/Sep/2004:16:41:34 +1000] POST
James Gregory wrote:
If so, check out tora (http://sourceforge.net/projects/tora/), or you
TOra is for Oracle only and as far as I can see (I use it on a daily
basis to inspect our Oracle tables) it doesn't do graphs or such. It's
just a very easy Oracle table inspector.
Cheers,
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James Gray wrote:
Hmmm, why not something like this:
mailq # take note of interesting message ID's
cd /var/spool/mqueue
less [dq]mess_id
rm [dq]mess_id
rinse and repeat.
It's ugly, but it works. I'm sure there's something out there that would do
what your after in a nice ncurses interface or
Ok so which capture cards do people recommend ?
I've got MythTV running but my old TV tuner cards seems to have died
somewhere along the way.
I was interested in getting a DVB card, what works well with linux and
what sort of prices have people seen around the place ?
Jason
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like it might be a problem with your application - do you
get this when you try your application? Can you try to keep around the
HTTP response (including the HTML content) of the first response?
Are you reffering to the URL:
Michael Lake wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like it might be a problem with your application - do you
get this when you try your application? Can you try to keep around the
HTTP response (including the HTML content) of the first response?
Are you reffering to the URL:
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 09:08 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James Gregory wrote:
If so, check out tora (http://sourceforge.net/projects/tora/), or you
TOra is for Oracle only and as far as I can see (I use it on a daily
basis to inspect our Oracle tables) it doesn't do graphs or such. It's
We we're replacing our 16-bit window report writer with Crystal, but
It may help to give some description of what Crystal does. I for one
don't know but I'm guessing from this that it's some kind of thing that
draws graphs and so forth from the output of database queries?
Yes... It's a
On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 09:27:43 +0300, amos wrote
Michael Lake wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like it might be a problem with your application - do you
get this when you try your application? Can you try to keep around the
HTTP response (including the HTML content) of
On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 04:17:50PM +1000, Michael Lake wrote:
See the public one at: http://www.caves.org.au/kid/users/search/simple
e.g. enter Jenolan
Info for the public login is at http://www.caves.org.au/kid_intro.htm
you're using HTTP basic auth for your site, which works like this:
Hi
I seem to recieve a lot of email from corporate users whos client send
me text and html version of the email, is there any way to tell mutt
that the text version is the prefered version, right now I have to go
through and delete the html version, rather annoying!
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On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 16:50:04 +1000, Conrad Parker wrote
hence, two GET requests per hit :) the first is challenged to
authenticate, the second responds to that.
This only happens once. After the first page has been authenticated the
browser sends the credentials with every subsequent request
On Mon Sep 20, 2004 at 17:12:01 +1000, Alexander Samad wrote:
Hi
I seem to recieve a lot of email from corporate users whos client send
me text and html version of the email, is there any way to tell mutt
that the text version is the prefered version, right now I have to go
through and delete the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just entered there using the public user and doesn't seem to see
any reloads. Do you see my host in your logs? My IP starts with
192.117.105.
Yep. Here it is. The entries 2 seconds apart may be double hits. Im not
sure how fast you clicked :-)
192.117.105.145 -
quote who=Alexander Samad
I seem to recieve a lot of email from corporate users whos client send me
text and html version of the email, is there any way to tell mutt that the
text version is the prefered version, right now I have to go through and
delete the html version, rather annoying!
Nick Wilcox wrote:
The problem is with your body tag. You have background=#808080 instead of
backgroundcolor=#808080. The background attribute is used for images so the
browser is going back to the server looking for an image with the same URL as
the page.
Oh :-(
I had better check that, thanks.
I
James Gregory wrote:
I'm absolutely certain that it's not only for Oracle because I use it to
access postgres and mysql databases on a daily basis. Also, see the
'Using charts' section in the online help for info on drawing graphs.
tora-1.3.13-2.1
James.
Uhh. Mine is 1.2.4. Time to upgrade and
Hi,
As a less than newbie, I was wondering if you can help me with Linux,
is Linux a kernel only or an operating system or both or are they one
of the same thing?
Is Everything Linux located in Five Dock? or have they moved to
Silverwater somewhere?
Hope you can help
John Tam
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Hi John,
john tam wrote:
Hi,
As a less than newbie, I was wondering if you can help me with Linux,
is Linux a kernel only or an operating system or both or are they one
of the same thing?
That depends. Literally, `Linux' is just a kernel. However some would
argue that it can refer to the
Nick Wilcox wrote:
about Mikes problem with getting multiple hits in his apache logs.
The problem is with your body tag. You have background=#808080 instead of
backgroundcolor=#808080. The background attribute is used for images so the
browser is going back to the server looking for an image with
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 14:17, O Plameras wrote:
Linux and other Open Source is in the best position
vis-a-vis other OS even just in this area of Security.
Funny slashdot.org has a thread about that
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/17/1438208tid=172tid=8
Read all the article that is
Jason Rennie [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered the following thing:
Ok so which capture cards do people recommend ?
I've got MythTV running but my old TV tuner cards seems to have died
somewhere along the way.
I was interested in getting a DVB card, what works well with linux and
what sort of
Ken Foskey wrote:
Funny slashdot.org has a thread about that
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/17/1438208tid=172tid=8
Read all the article that is linked, the interesting bits are at the
bottom. Note that the author wrote the mailman application so he is not
a corporate shill.
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 23:56, O Plameras wrote:
Common sense will tell us that Open Source is rigorously audited by its
nature.
And it is a simple process to catch security breaches even by using simple
tools like diff, etc.
What are you auditing for?
- Breach of copyright
- potential
Ken Foskey wrote:
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 23:56, O Plameras wrote:
Common sense will tell us that Open Source is rigorously audited by its
nature.
And it is a simple process to catch security breaches even by using simple
tools like diff, etc.
What are you auditing for?
- Breach of
On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 05:12:01PM +1000, Alexander Samad wrote:
I seem to recieve a lot of email from corporate users whos client send
me text and html version of the email, is there any way to tell mutt
that the text version is the prefered version, right now I have to go
through and delete
Simon Bryan wrote:
Hi all,
We are trying to use SSI to read the IP address of requests to our
webserver so we can deny some ip addresses access to certain pages.
I have followed the instructions at:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/howto/ssi.html#configuringyourservertopermitssi
Which method did you
O Plameras wrote:
When one has an audited code that is deemed secure, a diff is created
against the newer code.
Then, the results are examined for changes. These changes are then
analysed manually, if practical ,so avoiding at looking at the entire
codes again.
Which might help in finding the
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 09:45:04 +1000, Craig Dibble wrote
Simon Bryan wrote:
Hi all,
We are trying to use SSI to read the IP address of requests to our
webserver so we can deny some ip addresses access to certain pages.
I have followed the instructions at:
Jordan Wightman wrote:
Which might help in finding the smaller, newer bugs that have
been introduced by the new chunks of code. However, this won't help
you at all if the program is reasonably complex, as you may get subtle
interactions between new code and old, adding both potential security
Whenever I close a KDE application I get a message about Signal 11
(SIGSEGV) and a dump... system is stable, the programs work fine, just
this messy close.
Any suggestions for me to look at ?
System = 2.6.7-1 with low-latency patches. I've been getting it ever
since I recompiled 2.6.7... I
Sluggers,
I've been asked to look into interfacing a Linux system with a scientific
data logger. So I'm looking for some advice, web links to rtfms etc to get
me started on the best way to speak Linux to the loggers serial interface.
Requirement 1.
The logger needs to be contacted once a day
Have a look at your:
/var/log/messages
If not enough info, turn ON more
by using /etc/syslog.conf
Check:
#man syslog.conf
Rod Butcher wrote:
Whenever I close a KDE application I get a message about Signal 11
(SIGSEGV) and a dump... system is stable, the programs work fine, just
this messy close.
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 12:08, Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
I've been asked to look into interfacing a Linux system with a scientific
data logger. So I'm looking for some advice, web links to rtfms etc to get
me started on the best way to speak Linux to the loggers serial interface.
On Tue, 2004-09-21 at 10:36, O Plameras wrote:
It must be noted that manual inspection and analysis is only one process.
The auditors have automated tools that they use to audit in addition to
queries and answers as well as other tools like field testing, etc.
Automated checking is NOT the
Thanks for the Kermit link.
How does it try to login? Does it come with a windows program to achieve the
login?
Good question, I'll have to try and dig that up, but yes I suspect that
it's delivered with a CD with such software on it.
Cheers
P.
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