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e firewall rules.
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Daniel
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It will make it easier to give back to the store and get them to replace
the disk if it under warranty rather than having them just do a low
level format or something.
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Daniel
nder heavy load, or a few days,
or just randomly.
As solution I ordered a PCI IDE card to give each disk its own cable.
Fingers crossed...
Just remember that it may reorder your hard drives (I know mine did). I
believe you can pass a kernel boot parameter to stop it.
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Daniel
Horde for messing
with the LDAP address book because few other things will (and I am
lazy.) The mail client (Imp) is often too much for my needs.
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Daniel
echo -n "$f : "; awk -F" " '/Folder:/ {count++;sum
+= $(NF)}; END {printf("%d %d\n",count,sum/1024)}' $f; done
Daniel
ing in a nicely
framed box ( NO X server!).
Any help would be appreciated,
Daniel
uld be good if someone put all of this on the
install-fest site, Just to get all the information in one place.
Thanks,
Daniel
f we were to do it this way, to have the machines ghosted before hand.
Otherwise it can take a good portion of the day just to get these boxes
prepared.
Regards,
Daniel
extension cable
At this stage I don't have a machine I want gentoo installed on.
Regards,
Daniel
Hi guys,
Sorry, I won't be able to come to the 'fest as planned. I have come down
with quite a bad cold and need time to recover. That means I won't be able
to bring my 933 and associated equipment.
Sorry for the hassle,
Daniel
by doing a grep through for fail.
Going through my history buffer I last used:
make -k install 2>&1 | grep "Permission denied"
Daniel
lso prefer to write it in C, owing to the nature of the environment
it will be in. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Daniel
also read that I need to flush STDOUT after every return.
a) is this true?
b) what does it mean?
c) how do I do it?
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Daniel
ave gotten better. :)
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Daniel
Hi guys,
Where is the best place to change my _global_ keyboard repeat rate? I am using
KDE but it is also slow in a standard tty.
Do I need to change it an XServer level?
Thanks,
Daniel
delete the route with...
# route del default
...it is still there on the next reboot. A bit of a nuisance really.
So... how do I delete an entry in the routing table permanently? Is there a
file to edit?
Thanks,
Daniel
> Can I suggest to people posting problems that you include somewhere in
> your description what dist you're running?
Opps, It's RH v 9.0.
Thanks,
Daniel
post here. A
spammers delight, I'm sure.
Is there anything that can be done about this?
Regards,
Daniel
ost of them I solved by switching to
Firebird, it's a very nice cut down version of Mozilla.
Try http://www.mozilla.org/products/firebird/ for more information.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Daniel
en it receives an appropriate command. However, this gives me no
feedback as to how the dialup process is going. Is there any way I could
somehow route the output from the wvdial program to my app, and process it?
I tossed about the idea of calling pppd directly but the same problem still
exists.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 7:04 pm, you wrote:
> this package may do what you want.
Which package?
Daniel
nk. It was a truly
> great system, particularly as I hate dial on demand.
>
It looked interesting, however, I can't quite figure out which package to
download. Still, I'll keep trying.
Thanks for all the help,
Daniel
should do
the trick.
hth,
Daniel
dhcpd.conf
=
# Home
ddns-update-style ad-hoc;
subnet 192.168.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
#My ISP's nameservers
option domain-name-servers 202.180.64.9, 202.180.64.2;
o
the internet
using wvdial and I use a firehol firewall.
Is there anything that could be wrong?
Thanks,
Daniel
client all accept
server ident reject with tcp-reset
What happens if you run host(1) on the firewall host and specific the
nameserver while performing a test lookup? e.g.:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# host google.co.nz 202.180.64.9
;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
Thanks,
Daniel
Well,
Taking your advice, I rewrote my firewall and it resolves just fine now.
I'm not exactly sure what fixed it but it's fixed, so thanks.
Regards,
Daniel
S 0:00 sh -c [...] | /usr/bin/perl -n /tmp/sentry_1.pl
3651 pts/0S 0:00 \_ tail -f /var/log/messages.2
3652 pts/0S 0:00 \_ /usr/bin/perl -n /tmp/sentry_1.pl
However, when I kill the sh process, both the tail and the perl remain
running.
Any ideas?
Daniel
---
#! /bin/bash
# my_bash_script.sh
eval perl perl_script.pl >&0 &
read $perl_script_output
carry on
-
I can't figure out what the redirection operators need to be to get this to
work. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Daniel
g DHCP. Is this possible? What is the best way to identify
a client in the conf file? I have windows and linux clients.
Regards,
Daniel
Thanks Herman,
That makes a lot of sense. Just what I needed to know.
Regards,
Daniel
On Fri, 2003-11-21 at 00:53, Herman Verkade wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 22:57, Daniel Fone wrote:
> > Hi guys,
> >
> > I have a question regarding dhcpd. And before you tell me to rtf
to scroll through a few hundred CLUG postings to get to the mail I
haven't read yet.
Any ideas?
Daniel
Thanks Michael,
That was more or less what I was looking for.
Regards,
Daniel
On Tue, 2003-11-25 at 14:49, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-11-25 at 12:34, Daniel Fone wrote:
> > This means I have to scroll through a few hundred CLUG postings to get
> > to the mail I h
don't have access to an older version
of rpm to check.
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Daniel
ters increase (iptables -t nat -L
-v -n; iptables -L -v -n)?
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Daniel
network pointing their default
gateway at the linux box?
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Daniel
(Note: I write out of order for replies so something further
down may be repeating something i've already said, or it may
just be a big mess.)
rpms.net doing this on
Wednesday, but I just redid the command and it resumed the
download fine. The server may just be overloaded.
You may want to try adding this to your apt.conf which
should make it retry 2 times to download packages.
Acquire
{
Retries "2";
};
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Daniel
Debian so it works to xterms, but not konsoles
(RedHat messes with some file permissions in their kde).
regards
Daniel
>
> I'm sure there's a better way to do this, but I've learned
> heaps doing it this way.
>
> I'm trying to generate yesterday's date and then pass it
> as an arguement to a command.
date -d 'yesterday'
and format as required
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Daniel
sidual files.
> Could these be affecting the iptables?
Redhat should also support the command:
service iptables status
(or /etc/init.d/iptables status)
which will list all the iptables rules in all tables. Try
it and see if there is anything listed besides the default
policy lines.
Regards
Daniel
> Thanks Daniel,
>
> That's been a big help - a better handle on it gained.
>
> We have two MASQUERADE entries.
>
> Now, why doesn't #iptables -F clear them out?!
it clears out the filter table by default.
> or?
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# iptables -F
(or whatever
speed you want to limit to) to the WGET variable. Works well for me
even on modem (can still browse file while doing update/upgrade).
Daniel
ending ctrl-alt-
del
i.e. use vncviewer and press F8 then click "send ctrl-alt-del"
Other programs will likely have other hot-keys (e.g. krdc didn't accept
F8 for me for further options).
Regards
Daniel
I believe they even state so on their site
somewhere.
Daniel
r script in there.
:0:
* ^Subject: [0123456789]+
| $HOME/scripts/test
because:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# which test
/usr/bin/test
will be first in the path.
That or name your script something else.
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Daniel
port back:
unknown_local_recipient_reject_code = 550
This will make the sending mail server not retry if the user
can't be identified.
The other bonus will be Sober.I's infected hosts will get
rejected after they fail their first 20 wrong mail addresses
(unless you've changed smtpd_hard_error_limit).
Regards
Daniel
oft Announces Ads for Blue Screen of Death
- Microsoft Granted Patent for Creating Insecure Software
- Microsoft Bundles Worm with IIS
Daniel
Check the username and password again. I doubt your
username is "username" (unless you've censored it.)
Regards
Daniel
Hi,
Would anybody be interested in see a linux-capable robot at the installfest?
It is a 486 with muLinux at the moment. I just thought it would be
interesting to show people some more unusual applications. Also maybe just
have a fiddle around with it.
*
? I signed up for a helper on the
linuxnut site but didn't get any feed back from that. I have done a few
installs, both Red Hat and Mandrake (also some others Elx etc.) so if I can
be any assistance please tell me.
Daniel
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Thanks, but what is the installfest mailing list?
Daniel
The more the merrier!! Join the Installfest mailing list if you want to be
kept in the loop.
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Hi guys,
Could anyone give me the details of the post-install meeting?
Also I was wondering how I could get my hands on one of those neat CLUG
t-shirts.
Thanks
Daniel
know of a really common one already used,
b) think this would be quite a good idea,
c) actually use a dial-up modem (or is it just me?)
or d) think they might be interested in joining the project?
I would be interested to hear your comments/critisicms/ideas/insults/abuse.
Daniel
This is a pretty newbie-ish question, but what does the "OT" stand for at the
start of some subject headings???
Daniel
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the start-up process?
Thanks,
Daniel
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hy, cost? etc. I
would be very interested in this course provided I can get there.
Daniel
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th your hotmail account, ie the bit that says "32 new
messages".
I hope this helps in some way. For more info on gaim, goto
http://gaim.sorceforge.net/
Good luck,
Daniel
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It all depends on whether a certain payment goes through the system so that a
new battery can be bought.
Fingers crossed,
Daniel
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suite via ftp download.
What is the contrib's directory and how does that make a powerpack/prosuite?
Thanks for the time and patience,
Daniel
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I have no idea what this means and this is the first time I have done any file
I/O in linux. Does anyone know what this means and/or how to fix it?
Thanks,
Daniel
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can chew with C++ but I have done it before, in the form of a moderately
useful Windows telnet server and also a basic OpenGL world. Paul can testify
to these.
Thanks once again to everyone that took time to reply,
Daniel
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hine off and everything is fine. My machine
is _not_ ATX and doesn't support motherboard powerdowns (ie you have to flick
a switch to turn it off).
I was wondering if this is normal or whether I can somehow get it to shutdown
without this error.
Thanks for the time,
Daniel
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Codito, ergo sum.
I code, therefore I am.
te is
returned.
Any feedback/interest is appreciated,
Daniel
PS. I hope to have an ISP hosted website up soon, so I wil keep you posted on
that.
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"The great thing about Object Oriented code is that it can make small, simple
problems look like large, complex ones." -Anon
he
sake of coding. A learning experience to go through the process, so to speak.
[Tim]
> I'm feeling less coherent today than usual, but hopefully what I typed
> makes sense.
You made perfect sense Tim, thanks.
I'll see you on Monday (hopefully),
Daniel
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"I have never seen a
Incidentally, what does IMHO stand for? I have seen it used a few times.
Thanks again,
Daniel
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"The best accelerator available for a Mac is one that causes it to go at 9.81
m/s2."
Useful acronym.
Thanks.
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"#define QUESTION ((bb) || !(bb))" -Shakespeare
t linux install. I'm working on it at the moment
but any ideas would be appreciated. His e-mail address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Regards,
Daniel
--
A logician explaining logic to a programmer
is like a cat explaining to a fish that it is going to get
wet.
Hi guys,
This is regarding the Mandrake install I had trouble with on Monday. I have
told him that these sort of queries should be directed to the CLUG.
Regards,
Daniel
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Subject: Re: X configuration
Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 17:54:21 +1200
From: "
Hi guys,
I was wondering, where/who can I get Mandrake 9.1 from and for how much???
Thanks,
Daneil
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"UNIX is an operating system, OS/2 is half an operating system, Windows is a
shell, and DOS is a boot partition virus." -Peter H. Coffin
iler that, when
instructed to compiler "example.mrc", will also be able to compile the
"motor.dev" file.
Is this possible? Can I call a yyparse() for the user file and then a
yy2parse() for the other file? If so, how?
Any help is greatly appreciated,
Daniel
Yes, I've R a lot of FMs on the subject. The problem is figuring out which
bits out of the 1206 pages of manuals you wgot are relevant to you.
Anyway, thanks for the hint.
Daniel
RTFM!
Look for the -p flag to bison and flex.
There are heaps of tutorials on the web for lex/flex and yacc/
table.h
It has no problem finding the header file that I included, and the library
(argtable.a) exists.
Does anyone know what the cause of this error could be?
Muchos Gracios
Daniel
>You might need to pass the -largtable argument to gcc so gcc links the
>argtable library with your code.
Thanks Tim,
Forgot about that.
Daniel
the the user you sux'd to can run X apps. its safer
> than using xhost + or xhost +localhost.
Well, it helped me out. I was just symlinking to my
Xauthority file under Debian and setting DISPLAY=:0. Not
hard, but it is nicer to have it automatically done
properley for me (not that I have to do it often).
Daniel
ars to be a sliding scale (searches
per minute per IP?) that causes this to activate. This is an
apparent reaction to recent PHP web-application based
malware using Google to find targets, and I can't say I
disagree with their tactics in this case. What do the ISC
readers think?"
What are you searching for?
Regards
Daniel
la.spamassassin.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=&content=ALL_TRUSTED
Regards
Daniel
ou add the "users" option instead? It will allow any
user to mount/umount the device.
Daniel
u could also try to set it to mount with the
"sync" option, so all writes are done synchronously. You
may notice the delay while it makes sure the operations are
done however.
Daniel
hat in the man
page:
"The following options apply to any file system that is
being mounted (but not every file system actually honors
them - e.g., the sync option today has effect only for
ext2, ext3 and ufs):"
Ha ha. Well, you could be like me and format your usbkey
for ext2 :)
Daniel
look up sa (sysstat package on Fedora -
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/sebastien.godard/) which will record
values for the local machine, but you would have to figure
out how to graph the data yourself.
Regards
Daniel
c.
Now, all we need is hot kernel swapping...
Regards
Daniel
z
create mode = 0660
directory mode = 0770
will probably be enough for what you want.
Just remember, don't access this directly from the local
directory anymore as the force user/group & create modes
won't be applied. If you have to you will probably have to
map up a samba share to itself on the local machine and
access via that.
All commands listed under man smb.conf
Regards
Daniel
-to being
prefilled)
Well then, lets see. Sending from ihug webmail.
Oh, and just to be sure, do you have either of the "save
copy to self" or "send cc to self" options turned on?
Regards
Daniel
is for?
Also, what is the size of the computer books selection
compared to say Whitcoulls in town? Is it worth going back
in?
Daniel
make of it, but it works
fine to a DHCPD server.
Regards
Daniel
stmpfs253M 140K 252M 1% /dev
What is the output of these:
grep hdb1 /etc/mtab
grep hdb1 /proc/mounts
I belive mount checks mtab, which could possibly get out of
sync...
Regards
Daniel
> On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 10:16 +1300, Daniel Grant wrote:
> > What is the output of these:
> > grep hdb1 /etc/mtab
>
> Nothing,
>
> > grep hdb1 /proc/mounts
>
> And nothing.
>
> >
> > I belive mount checks mtab, which could possibly get out
> &g
should have provided a link.
http://wiki.s1mp3.org/Swan_proposal#Users.27_Interface sorry
Rock Box has voice support
http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/VoiceHowto and
the cheap DSE mp3 players have a opensource firmware that mite have
Voice in the future
Rock Box has voice support
http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/VoiceHowto and
the cheap DSE mp3 players have a opensource firmware that mite have
Voice in the future
Hi, My name is Daniel
I'm 19, I'm a Linux geek, I have no formal qualifications
I'm kinda lost at the moment.
anyone got any ideas for what I could do for a job?
I'm willing to learn, I know a little bit of C#, and willing to learn other
languages
rather not go back to schoo
I'm actually doing a course in Network Engineering at Computer Power,
but I'm off on sick leave and contemplating weather I should carry it
on, or just get a job. I was also thinking perhaps part time job and
course. but getting a good part time job is hard
^ What John said. Spot on. ( Althou
I was wonder where did they put the speakers?
I just managed to get hold of an Asus Eee Pc - one of the new ones with a
20gig SSD (Linux version) & a 8.9" 1024 screen. Just arrived yesterday. Got
it from a eBay seller in Hong Kong - goes by the name of cc-electronicshk. I
probably paid through th
anyone else having this problem?
$ dmesg
[ 4006.463410] ohci_hcd :00:02.0: leak ed f7fa9280 (#81) state 2
[ 3605.284548] usb 2-3: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and
address 5
[ 3605.417679] usb 2-3: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[ 3605.424095] scsi13 : SCSI
I mean SAMEthing happens
also something happens with an iPod and a DSE flash drive
$ sudo mount /dev/sdc /media/mp3player/
seams to work actually
$ sudo mount /dev/sdd1 /media/flash-stick/
and
now to see why I get a window that says "Cannot mount volume." "Invalid
mount option when attempting to mount the volume..." comes up
I snooped around gconf-editor and in this key
/system/storage/default_options/vfat/mount_options
it had an option called usefree. I search through the mount man page and
came up with nothing about it, so I removed it and it now is working, weird
Now to visit s1mp3.org and start hacking my mp3 p
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