Chris Barnes was once rumoured to have said:
> Now i'm starting to wander if this is a really crap release of Debian.
> I am getting "E: Sorry, broken packages" errors all other the place, no
> matter what I try to do!
>
> I did what Crossfire suggested:
> apt-get install binutils gcc cpp make lib
> In preparation for budget preparation time, I thought I would look on the
> bright side of life into that indulgent perk of the training course. So
> I'm proposing a thread on "What *nix related course(s)/subject(s) have you
> found worthwhile and enjoyable. From the one day to something that
> Its bigots like you who really ruin a community. I know you don't like
> gentoo, we all know it.
>
> But grow up. If you don't want to play with the other kids would you
> mind staying indoors then?
A Numbat is a cute (look at that nose!), furry, endangered Australian
marsupial. There are ma
I realise it's tempting to dismiss this as "ah, he can't even
enter his settings right", but I really think there is something odd
going on here.
I have two desktops on my LAN, one runs Libranet, the other Arch Linux.
Evolution on Libranet works fine, as it always has - I'm using it now.
Arch Linu
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 15:26, Bill Bennett wrote:
> In the old days, MS deleted a file by clipping the leading
> letter and substituting a token that stood for "deleted".
>
> You can't undelete a file in Linux. Is this because the file
> has been shredded? I ask not because I want to undelete, but
On 5/08/2003 11:26 PM +, Voytek Eymont wrote:
[..snip..]
what am i missing ?
Install gcc-c++ RPM
Regards,
Gonzalo
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On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 18:49, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> > Several approaches come to mind:
> >
> > 1) change the suffixes of all includes (eg to .inc). Arrange for apache
> > to deny access to any .inc files - and while you're at it, deny access to
> > any other extension not in your mime.types fi
I'm trying to compile courier-imap-2.0.0 on RH73
as per readme, I switched to a 'normal' user and tried to run configure:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] courier-imap-2.0.0]$ ./configure
checking for gcc... gcc
checking for C compiler default output... configure: error: C compiler cannot cr
eate executables
S
Hey Stu,
dovecot also does support maildir - it looks pretty good, think I'll give it a shot...
Warmest regards
Mike
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Stuart Guthrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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05/08/200
-=> This is an interesting POV. We currently have about 40
-=> Linux boxes in
-=> high load production environments, and racking my brian I
-=> can't think of
And one has to wonder how Brian feels about being "racked" - possibly he
enjoys it ??
:-)
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On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 08:26:25PM +, Voytek Eymont wrote:
> in a situation where I can have a user placing a potentially poorly
> written PHP code in his webserver that is vhost on my box, what should one
> be doing to protect the box from such mishaps, any suggestions to minimize
> the potent
Is it possible that your mail from address is set to be nothing? And the
smtp server wont send on the mail unless there is some thing set?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of andrew fries
Sent: Tuesday, 5 August 2003 5:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTE
** Reply to note from Matthew Palmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tue, 5 Aug 2003 17:57:07 +1000
> Certainly, if all of the include files has (as they should) nothing but
> function and class definitions, there's *nothing* an attacker could do by
> grabbing these files directly - no code will actually b
Bill wrote:
> I'm shortly to move house, and I'll be able to gain access to ADSL (once
>I get Telstra to lay the 'phone cables - 7 + weeks to date), so I'm
>interested in info re suitable recommended modems.
>
>I won't be going with BigPond, but will select an ISP with more reasonable
>download
The thing is, if you accept their IE5 `requirement' now, you won't have
much of a say when they replace all their web forms with ActiveX controls.
Fight, now (politely).
Mike
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>When I first installed PHP with Apache 1.3x, we specified the 'include'
path directive
>to be 'above' the web server's root, so that a browser could NOT access it,
and, all the
>PHP inc files were placed there, inaccesible to any brower.
>
>looking at variety of php scripts/apps, these come with a
use shred or wipe to kill the files rather than say rm.
there are many file recovery tools out there they just depend on the fs
being used. eg e2undel for ext2
brett
Bill Bennett wrote:
In the old days, MS deleted a file by clipping the leading
letter and substituting a token that stood for "de
On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> For the desktop:
> I would like to see if there is any speed difference in OpenGL Games.
> I'm not sure how many Linux gamers there are, but that would convince me
> which distro is the best for my use.
> Quake 3 Arena & Unreal Tournament 2003 would be
Can some experienced PHP users help me here, please:
When I first installed PHP with Apache 1.3x, we specified the 'include' path directive
to be 'above' the web server's root, so that a browser could NOT access it, and, all
the
PHP inc files were placed there, inaccesible to any brower.
looking
> > using Gentoo or LFS (scary thought) for a production Linux server is
> > probably the dumbest thing you'll ever do involving Linux... the
> > maintenance nightmare alone... gcc optimisation levels don't make a
> > massive difference from a lot of real-world POVs, I'd like to see some
> > useful
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