Kernel Krazy this week - I installed test1 a few days ago, and test2 in the
last couple. Here's what happened...
test1:
* No troubles on boot, everything ran as per.
* Framebuffer consoles (with Matrox cards) are cool. You get a penguin for
each processor in your system - now I have a
From: Howard Lowndes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Which just goes to show that when you bundle it in the lamers
will use it
and let themselves become the victims of Melissa, ILOVEYOU,
Life-Stages,
IDD redialers and all the crap that is associated with the product.
Actually, it just
Hi,
Is anyone here available for a PHP programming job
in the inner eastern suburbs (Paddington).
Linux administration skills an advantage but
not necessary, LDAP exposure would be an advantage
too.
Initially a contract term, 3 months, rates by
negotiation, extension probable, may become
the members page are missing a bloody /TABLE tag in the HTML, so they
come up blank on Netscape.
That is actually a deliberate and very slimy "inovation" by M$
of the HTML standard. Guess which web page editor is "broken" and
doesn't put in /table tags, -- Front Page. Now guess which browser
Well well. We Linux advocados have a lot of catching
up to do.
JZ Hm./JZ
BTW: Since when is 86% "everyone"?
ALSO: Not all "others" use Netscape.
JZ Double Hm /JZ
If there are 100 Million PC's out there, then
14 MILLION of them are not using Internet Exploiter.
JZ Well, I use
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
Right...
so by the look of things the serial number is just the date in reverse?
eg MMDD ??
The serial number is anything you want it to be. Many people use the
date as above, along with a few extra digits to cope with multiple
updates in the
Peter Rundle wrote:
That is actually a deliberate and very slimy "inovation" by M$
of the HTML standard. Guess which web page editor is "broken" and
doesn't put in /table tags, -- Front Page. Now guess which browser
is able to format pages properly even though the tag is missing.
Yeah,
LOL... Hmmm. /me has evil grins
Lets see... now I aint a JS proggy, but would this analogy produce accurate
figures (may not even be legal for anything though, bummer ay! hehe)???
if document.write(navigator.userAgent) contains "MSIE" or "Windows" then
do NOT do a hit count
else
do a hit
Can NT4 SP6 be changed to supply Plain Text Password -or- Samba
configured to accept both Plain and Encrypted Passwords.
Unfortunately I have a mixed enviroment of some WFWG/W95/W95a/W95b/W98
that need access to samba mounts so I took the 'plain text' password
path. Now I need to connect to a
Ok so there is not actual standard
by increase you mean numberically have a higher value?
if it was to be less than the previous value, i assume something
dreadful
would happen
Dean
Peter Samuel wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
Right...
so by the look of things the
On Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 05:04:01PM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can NT4 SP6 be changed to supply Plain Text Password -or- Samba
configured to accept both Plain and Encrypted Passwords.
Yes. See /usr/doc/samba-2.0.7/docs/textdocs/ENCRYPTION.txt
and
Hi
star office seems to browse nicly although the original fonts have a bit to be
desired once u put some nice ones in u get a really nice browsing experience
;-) mabey the fact that it is done by sun who are java has somthing to do
with it. But I still use lynx. feel the power..
my 2 bobs
Hello,
X does not want to stay running for me. Whenever I run startx (or xinit),
it crashes within seconds, or a couple of mins at most. The behavoius
seems to stop when the machine is reset, but comes back every now and
then. I am wondering if someone might know what is going on.
The message
Padmini Naidu wrote:
[jo@sensi]$ uptime
11:40am up 600 days, 21:28, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
Heh, that beats mine
: www:~; uptime
8:30pm up 443 days, 6:19, 2 users, load average: 0.15, 0.03, 0.01
But this machine has been in continuous operation as a web server for
My web site logs disagree, they suggest the market share is 70% IE, 25%
Netscape, and 5% other...
Stats for the domains:
dannyreviews.com
danny.oz.au
www.caa.org.au
Danny.
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Danny Yee wrote:
.snip.
But this machine has been in continuous operation as a web server for
all that time, serving up to ten thousand requests a day - and it's also
a 66Mhz 486 with 16MB of memory!
Blow this, I've had enough. I'm retiring the pentium 100 with 64Mb of
ram at
On Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 08:50:11PM +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
Does anyone know of a linux distro that will provide an apache server
and nfs and fit onto 500Mb of hard disk (swap included)? {:-^).
MCC or SLS should do this fine (You do remember MCC and SLS, dont you?? :)
Scott.
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Terry Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a linux distro that will provide an apache server
and nfs and fit onto 500Mb of hard disk (swap included)? {:-^).
Surely any distribution will do, provided that your web pages can fit into
that space.
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Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Tue, 27 Jun 2000
20:13:56 +1000 (EST):
I'm trying to get FPE installed on Apache.
I have gone back to apache 1.3.3 cos thats the version that FPE4.0 want to
use.
I can get the install script fp_install.sh to run, but when it asks for
the
If you can be that macho, then I'll get my old XT off the shelf, dist down the
covers, install ELKS, recompile appache to run in 640 K, with a 100MEG hard
drive and the proceed to slowly emasculate myself with a rusty pen knife,
yeah
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Danny Yee wrote:
Bit of a weird question but, when was this first introduced ? The ability to
switch between term sessions with ALT Fx ? Is this a BASH/CSH thing or
something else ?
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Andrew Macks generated:
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Matthew Dalton wrote:
I forgot to add - if you correct someones grammar, you lose points.
someone's :)
"Well, that's almost a sentence." -- Mr Burns.
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On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, DaZZa generated:
data from 50 million visitors a day to umpteen sites, collected using
WebSideStory's HitBox analysis technology.
How many is 'umpteen' again? Less than 20?
And what is the HitBox analysis technology? grepping access.logs and
piping thru wc -l?
Just checked up on Sydney Morning Herald stats.
For last week SMH recorded.
62.9% IE
29.3% Netscape
3.5% AOL Web Browser
Netscape still does well for a product that hasn't had a major
release for years.
Cheers
James Dean
F2 - Fairfax Interactive Network
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On Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 11:06:12PM -0500, Matt wrote:
Bit of a weird question but, when was this first introduced ? The ability to
switch between term sessions with ALT Fx ? Is this a BASH/CSH thing or
something else ?
You mean the multiple consoles? That was in Linux back before I started
Richard Blackburn wrote:
Sluggers;
A couple of the magazines have BeOS on their cover CDs. But they say
that it has to be installed as a subset on Windows to launch. Anyone
tried to install and launch it from Linux?
Richard
I haven't done this, but it should be possible to do. There was
Too right - especially if it's "just a file server" with NFS.
"who" or "w" - shows only yourself logged in.
"netstat -a" - shows a gazillion other active connections.
- Jill.
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Electronic
Jade is John Clark's DSSSL Engine (we pronounce DSSSL diesel, so it's
funnier when you read it out loud).
James Clark you mean The father of all XML parsers
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Hi All,
This is just a follow up to let you know how two problems
this newsgroup answered ended up.
1. Re: [SLUG] HTML refresh
The problem was gifs being cached and the browser. Newer,
dynamically created gifs were not being displayed.
The script this was for is a Computer based Kinetics
From slashdot...
Blackbox writes "This site answers the age old question: "What do you get
when you run 16 mobile phones in parallel?" The answer is of course a 150
kbit/s connection to the internet for your car! Check it out at:
http://www.megacar.com shows you the details.
Wow! I want one!
Hi all,
This message below show 2 hardware ethernet MAC addresses which are actually
from different ethernet cards. Both cards are on a different IP but arpwatch
is showing this error.
Any ideas on why it's flippin' and floppin'?
thanks,
George Vieira
Network Administrator
Citadel Computer
External modem
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Erich Schulz wrote:
My web server at home is 33Meg Dx, works just fine on my US robotics 56K modem:
Check it out (excuse the state of the web page) http://www.instrumental.com.au
Is that an internal, or external modem?
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DaZZa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From slashdot...
Blackbox writes "This site answers the age old question: "What do you get
when you run 16 mobile phones in parallel?" The answer is of course a 150
kbit/s connection to the internet for your car! Check it out at:
http://www.megacar.com shows you
Quoting Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Not only in Sydney, but out in the sticks as well.
I'm starting to get
buried in dead 'puters.
Tell me about it !! I've had TRE (The Royal Edict) to
the effect that "Thou shalt allow me to retake
posession of our 4th bedroom !!!"...
I feel a
Jill,
If a machine reports 0 users, and you know there are something
like 20 logged on, the problem isn't that serious, it's just that they
(terminal emulator, or terminal itself) can't write to utmp, or wtmp (damn
caffeine-deprived mind.) When my machines do this, i usually chmod 4755
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/zd/2628/tc/compaq_dell_shy_off_crusoe_chip_
1.html
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3rd Floor, 77 Dunning Ave Rosebery NSW 2018
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