Linux-Announce Digest #596, Volume #3 Wed, 15 Sep 99 19:13:23 EDT
Contents:
COMMERCIAL: LATEST Red Hat 6.0 CDROMs (Michael McConnell)
hc-cron 0.12 - a cron that catches up downtime jobs ("Felix Braun")
WWW: Linux MusicStation News (John Littler)
gpm 1.18.0 - general-purpose console mouse server (Ian T Zimmerman)
wvDecrypt, complete word 97 decrypter (Caolan McNamara)
COMMERCIAL: QuestionExchange - Open Support for Open Source. New Programs (Hector
Gonzalez)
COMMERCIAL: CoolKeyboards announces first ever Linux Keyboards...... ("Keith Levey")
WWW: Linux Product Guide launches (Steve Emms)
Suck MT 0.3, a multi threaded suck replacement. (Niels Basjes)
Belgian HOWTO (first announcement) (Dag Wieers)
Blackhome - a blackbox WM theme (un)installer and desktop design tool (will 18)
RedHat >= 5.2 and ISDN, Skripts and Documentation (Mirko Zeibig)
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From: Michael McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: LATEST Red Hat 6.0 CDROMs
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:58:39 GMT
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| Eridani Star System announces: |
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Eridani's Latest Red Hat 6.0 CD ----> � 3.00 each.
Now with XFree86 3.3.5!
We also have available:
Linux-Mandrake 6.0 -----------------> � 3.00 each.
Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 2CDROM set ----> � 5.00 per set.
Red Hat Powertools 6.0 -------------> � 3.00 each.
Eridani CDROM with Red Hat 5.2 -----> � 3.00 each.
Red Hat Powertools 5.2 -------------> � 3.00 each.
Linux-Mandrake 5.3 -----------------> � 3.00 each.
The install CDROMs include an El Torito boot record, which, on supported
hardware make them bootable.
The Red Hat 6.0 CDs are made to order, and as such, will have all the Red
Hat updates to that time on the CD. Rather than having them in a separate
updates directory, we have opted to make them part of the install, so you
automatically have an up-to-date Linux system.
A large amount of extra software has been included on the CDROM, including
Corel WordPerfect (FTP version) and Sun JDK 1.1.7 (for the programmers out
there). Also now included are xawtv and alevt (for bttv-based TV cards), VNC,
SANE (scanner driver software), ALSA sound drivers, Speak Freely 7 and
SSH 1.2.27. Note this is not an exhaustive list!
These extras are stored separately to the main installation, and as such an
installation not using the extras uses only genuine Red Hat-sourced packages
giving a real, genuine Red Hat Linux installation.
A second CD is available, which contains all the source code. Red Hat Linux
is just too big now to have all the binaries and sources on the one CD.
This CD is also available, also for � 3.00.
The Debian CD set is the Official Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 (slink) 2CD
distribution.
The Mandrake CDs are based on a Mandrake-sourced master.
For more information about the discs, and how to order, please visit our
Web site at:
http://linux.amush.cx
International orders accepted, but due to the cost of bank charges and
international mail, the prices will be slightly higher.
Sorry, we cannot accept credit cards. Cash (Pounds sterling preferred!)
and cheques drawn on a UK bank. International bank transfers accepted,
however subject to a � 2.00 charge due to bank charges. There is a � 1.50
charge for postage and packaging for up to 2 CDs within the UK, variable
for international customers.
- -- Michael "Soruk" McConnell
Eridani Star System -- The Most Up-to-Date Red Hat Linux CDROMs Available
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://linux.amush.cx Fax: +44-8701-600807
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From: "Felix Braun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: hc-cron 0.12 - a cron that catches up downtime jobs
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:06:57 GMT
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Home Computer Cron V0.12
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Does your computer run 24 hours a day? Are you establishing uptime records
that would scare users of other OS's? If so, this program is not for you.
However, if you turn your computer off at least once a day, like the rest of
us, you might find it quite helpful.
hc-cron is a program that runs programs regularly at specified times. It is
a modification of Paul Vixie's cron daemon that is intended for ``home
computers'' i.e. computers that don't run all the time. Basicly what it does
in addition to standard cron behaviour, is to remember the time it was shut
down in the file /var/lib/cron.lastrun (or something similar) then reads it
back at startup and looks whether any jobs have occured while it was down.
If so, these are scheduled and executed one every minute. The files included
in this distribution are those of the original vixie-cron3.0.1 with only
minor changes, except for hccron.c which contains the additional code.
Because of this, hc-cron can be used as a drop-in replacement of vixie cron.
As long as you don't touch your crontabs, everything will continue to work
as before. All that is required to use the additional features, is to add
some flags to the cron lines (see man pages for details).
I hacked this piece of code together because I was annoyed that standard
cron didn't run the jobs regularly on my laptop. The same problem is solved
by anacron (a program from the Debian Linux distribution); however I felt,
that adding yet another program to startup that requires you to maintain its
own configuration file was the wrong approach. So I took a deep breath,
downloaded the sources of vixie-cron (actually the patched version that is
included in RedHat5.0) and tried my best. However, I don't really feel like
my knowledge of C and programming in the UNIX environment is sufficient for
such a project (also I have a thesis to write in real life, and it isn't in
computer science). So I'd be happy if a *real* programmer could take the
code, improve it, make it portable and so on.
That being said, the program works nicely on my computer, however I don't
guarantee it will on yours. If you or your computer take any damage from
running this program (or looking at the source :), I refuse any liability.
My additions to the code are placed under the GNU General Public License
(Version 2 or later), please see the file COPYING for details.
Felix Braun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
12 September 1999
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Title: hc-cron
Version: 0.12
Entered-date: 12SEP99
Description: This is a drop-in replacement for Paul Vixie's widely used
cron daemon. Like the original program it runs specified
jobs at periodic intervals. However, the original crond
relies on the computer running continuously, otherwise jobs
will be missed. This problem is addressed by hc-cron, that
is indended for use on 'home-computers' that are typically
turned off every day; hc-cron will remember the time when it
was shut down and catch up jobs that have occurred during
down time when it is started again.
Keywords: cron home-computer catch up power down rerun
Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Vixie)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Felix Braun)
Maintained-by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Felix Braun)
Primary-site: sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/system/daemons/cron
65 kB hc-cron-0.12.tar.gz
Alternate-site:
Original-site:
Platforms:
Copying-policy: GPL
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From: John Littler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: WWW: Linux MusicStation News
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:02:10 GMT
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Hi,
New at Linux MusicStation
A Low Latency HOWTO by Benno Senoner. This describes how to
achieve BeOS like speed and control with audio/video apps.
In the general music section - an essay on Rock Music
(alive, dead, or snoozing?)
long url is http://www.crosswinds.net/~linuxmusic
tt
John
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From: Ian T Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: gpm 1.18.0 - general-purpose console mouse server
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:03:12 GMT
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A new source release of gpm, the general-purpose console mouse server
for Linux, has just been made public. It is gpm-1.18.0 and can be
found on
ftp://ftp.prosa.it/pub/gpm/
or
/ftp.prosa.it:/pub/gpm
depending on your tools, of course.
Many people contributed new drivers for all kinds of strange devices,
but a general approach to handling these fashionable (some will say
"modern") gadgets has yet to be implemented. (A specific proposal in
this direction from Alessandro Rubini, the original author of gpm,
exists). It is without doubt due (at least in part) to the troglodyte
attitude of the present maintainer (yours truly, who recently upgraded
to a luxurious 3-button Logitech Mouseman without a wheel) that this
work will have to wait until the next development/release cycle.
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> work - only if \$\$ is involved
Electing a quail for President might cause wierd affects,
such as school principles refusing to eat baked potatoe.
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From: Caolan McNamara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: wvDecrypt, complete word 97 decrypter
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:03:51 GMT
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wvDecrypt, originally (last week!) known as wvDecryptTest has been
completed. wvDecrypt is capable (given the correct password) of
decrypting word97 documents. Word 97 documents uses rc4 and some
interesting obfustication to encrypt its documents. wvDecrypt was
completed thanks to the input of Dieter Spaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
who extended it from a library capable of decrypting the first 512 bytes
to a complete implementation.
wvDecrypt is found standalone at
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan/publink/wvDecrypt
and as a builtin part of the development branch of the wv library for accessing
and converting word documents under linux and other unices at
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan/publink/mswordview/development
Id like to thank the community for helping complete this module, which has been
driving me crazy for months.
C.
Real Life: Caolan McNamara * Doing: MSc in HCI
Work: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Phone: +353-86-8790257
URL: http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan * Sig: an oblique strategy
Discard an axiom
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From: Hector Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: QuestionExchange - Open Support for Open Source. New Programs
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:05:50 GMT
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QuestionExchange - Open Support for Open Source.
http://www.questionexchange.com
We provide a marketplace for experts and customers to buy and sell
support in a safe environment. All our answers have 100% satisfaction
guarantee.
The operation is extremely simple. Customers submit a question, the
price they are willing to pay for an answer and the deadline for
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QuestionExchange is introducing three new and exciting programs:
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problems and win cash prizes.
1. Expert Referral:
We will pay up to $100 for referring an expert. The payment is simple:
$20 after the referred expert gets certified for any one forum, and 10%
of his/her billings thereafter up to $80.
2. Customer Referral:
Every time a person refers a customer, he/she will get paid 20% of the
total money spent by the customer for a period of three months starting
on the customer registration date. The total commission can be very
significant specially when referring corporate customers.
3. Programming Contest:
In order to make QuestionExchange an even more Fun place for our experts
we are working on setting up a programming contest. We will be posting
challenging problems on different areas of computer science. Each of
these problems will have a prize associate with it, the prize will be
commensurate with the problem's level of difficulty.
If you have any challenging problems please submit them to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] If the problem is posted you will get 10%
of the prize assigned to it. Problems should be difficult but solvable.
The difficulty should reside on finding a smart solution rather than
writing a lengthy but simple solution.
Visit us at: http://www.questionexchange.com
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From: "Keith Levey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: CoolKeyboards announces first ever Linux Keyboards......
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:05:08 GMT
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PRESS RELEASE
Monday September 13, 1999
CoolKeyboards Corporation announced today that
they have produced the world's FIRST piece of
computer hardware specifically for the LINUX
operating system. This piece of hardware is a
Computer Keyboard. The keyboard is a
departure from other keyboards available today,
due to the fact that there are no familiar logos
from a competing operating system on their
keyboards. According to the company's
President, Keith P. Levey, he says, "Linux users
differ dramatically from other users of other
operating systems. Linux users actually care
about not only the development of the operating
system, but are an extremely loyal bunch. I
should know, I'm one of them". Keith goes on to
say, "What we've done, is take away something
from the keyboard that is tantamount to being
offensive to most Linux users (the other logos),
and replaced them with the logos of 'Tux the
penguin', and the logo of 'Linux' itself."
The keyboards that CoolKeyboards have created
can best be described as the following, says Vice
President Lisa Syken, "We've gone back to
basics, if you're into the 'Soft Touch', you won't
find that here. Our keyboards have TRUE tactile
feedback, the kind touch typists dream about,
not that mushy feel you get and then don't know
if you've actually fully depressed that key or not."
She goes on to say, "The keyboards are made so
well, that you can twist the keyboard between
your outstretched hands, and the keys won't
pop-off like some other poorly made keyboards.
The keyboards come with an easily removable
dust cover, and are backed by a 1 year warranty
that is actually worth the paper it's printed on."
The keyboards are now available from Linux Mall
http://www.linuxmall.com , and will be made
available soon through major manufacturers of
Linux PC's, as well as through several other
computer hardware resellers.
CoolKeyboards can be found at
http://www.coolkeyboards.com or
954-533-1314 (M-F 9AM-6PM EST)
CoolKeyboards Designs are U.S. Patent Pending
'Linux' is a Registered Trademark of Linus Torvalds
'Tux the Pengiun' was created by Larry Ewing and
was created using 'The Gimp'.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Emms)
Subject: WWW: Linux Product Guide launches
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:06:17 GMT
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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FirstLinux would like to announce the launch of the Linux Product
Guide, http://www.firstlinux.com/product/ - a comprehensive guide to
commercial Linux resources.
The Linux Product Guide currently showcases over 110 commercial
software packages. We aim to demonstrate to the non-Linux community
that there is a substantial and growing interest in Linux from
commercial developers. GPL'ed software is at the heart of every Linux
system, but there are situations where only commercial vendors can
provide the training and support necessary for the business community.
The Product Guide provides information for each entry including a
detailed description of the software, pricing, system requirements,
licensing issues, documentation and screenshots. Commercial Linux
developers are welcome to add their product(s) to the Guide either
online at http://www.firstlinux.com/cgi-bin/product/add.cgi or by
email.
For more information about the Guide visit
http://www.firstlinux.com/product/ or contact us at
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve Emms, FirstLinux
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Niels Basjes)
Subject: Suck MT 0.3, a multi threaded suck replacement.
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:07:15 GMT
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This is to announce the release of suckmt-0.3
PREFACE
=======
Maintainer - Niels Basjes ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
LOCATION
========
Visit http://www.wirehub.nl/~basjesn/suckmt to download the latest version.
INTRODUCTION
============
The suck package (http://home.att.net/~bobyetman/index.html) for getting a
small NNTP feed has one drawback: because it is single threaded it doesn't
use my modem line optimally. Normal suck doesn't use more than approx 2KB/s
when my modem can do approx 5KB/s. This means more phone costs than I would
like.
SuckMT is currently not much more than a feasibility study if this problem
can be solved in my specific situation by making it all multithreaded : it
can.
SuckMT has absolutely no source in common with suck.
FEATURES
========
Hardly any, it works fine for my purposes so if you don't really use the
kill features of suck you might be interested in using suckmt. I really
need to clean up the code and the experimental debugging stuff that is
still in there really needs to be taken out.
Niels.
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From: Dag Wieers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Belgian HOWTO (first announcement)
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:56:55 GMT
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The Belgian HOWTO
v1.0.11, 11 September 1999
This document describes how to tweak Linux for Belgian users and lists
Linux user groups, businesses and other resources in Belgium.
1. Introduction
2. Configuration
3. Setting up Internet (Belgian ISP information)
4. Belgian Linux user groups
5. Belgian Linux businesses
6. Belgian Linux resources
Browse to:
http://dag.mind.be/howto/
(also translated to Dutch)
- --_| _ _ dag wieers, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, http://dag.mind.be/
(_|(_|(_| all i want is a warm bed and a kind word
( and unlimited power.
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From: will 18 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Blackhome - a blackbox WM theme (un)installer and desktop design tool
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:58:24 GMT
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Blackhome-0.2.2: a blackbox WM theme (un)installer and desktop design tool
for integrating apps and themes.
Requirements: blackbox (untested with 0.49.x; 0.50.2 up - tested to
0.51.2); GNU bash.
Blackhome provides a way to use blackbox themes with associated default
resource file sets for customisation of applications; each theme has its own
specific application resources, extending the theme concept to allow
individual applications to be 'themed'.
A utility is included to enable easy installation of blackbox themes and
images/pixmaps; uninstallation of these is supported via menu buttons.
Default resource files for some commonly-used applications are generated
automatically by the install utility; these can be customised to taste.
The generation of X applications' resource files for themes can be easily
modified to enable more applications to be supported, or for unwanted
support to be removed.
Two themes are provided as examples, 'alpha 'and 'omega'.
License: GPL
Author: Will 18 ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Primary site: sunsite:
pub/Linux/X11/window-managers/blackhome-0.2.2.tar.gz
homepage: http://www.opaline.demon.co.uk
Will 18
GNU horizons with Linux
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From: Mirko Zeibig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RedHat >= 5.2 and ISDN, Skripts and Documentation
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:30:24 GMT
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Hello everybody,
as RedHat does not seem to care for ISDN I wrote a
few scripts on my own with a little bit of inspiration by
isdn4net and the SuSE-startup-files. There is a spanish
version of this document available.
This is tested for RH 5.2 in combination with PAP-PPP,
dynamic IP and an Elsa QuikStep 1000 ISA-card (only
hisax is supported by these scripts right now).
I now have tested this one with the ``german''
Halloween III which is a descendant of RH6.0.
Documentation and Scripts (as tgz, RPM and SRPM) are available at:
http://www.webideal.de/rh-isdn
Any comments are welcome.
Regards
Mirko
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Commerz http://www.webideal.de
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