2008/6/30 James Polley [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You have a corp proxy in your DMZ, which allows connections from teh
interwebs, and blindly allows people to leech through your corporate
connection?
Of course not! Don't insult me, please.
The proxy is there mostly to cache rpm downloads for our
2008/6/30 Peter Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Mon, 2008-06-30 at 09:15 +1000, James Purser wrote:
No, the BBC actively blocks non UK ip addresses for a lot of stuff.
Can the Onion Router Project (http://www.onion-router.net/) be used to
avoid this limitation?
Can you control which country the
Ah.. well, such is life... so, is this subject to new Oz internet
regulations or something else ?
No, the BBC actively blocks non UK ip addresses for a lot of stuff.
Hmmm... great eh ? :)
Sounds like a legal thing. Which is what the BBC claim anyway.
However, a lot of us have noticed
Hi Sluggers,
There are spare places in the Granville TAFE Introductory Linux
classes for next semester.
Enrollments are this Wednesday and Thursday at Granville TAFE.
We also run a course in web content management systems - particularly
Joomla.
For details see
http://eleceng.org
or
Sluggers,
Background;
Objective: Get a Matrox G400 working in dual screen mode in Hardy Heron.
Status: Works in FC5 with the binary mga_drv.so and mga_hal_drv.so as supplied by Matrox. Matrox no longer support this
card so existing binary drivers won't load into the latest OS/Xorg versions.
