[ilugd] Vacancy of postnuke

[linux-delhi-group]

Hello,

Looking for postnuke developers.
If interested in doing some projects and can really devote some time then
mail
the contact information to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ASAP.
(Perference to delhi people)

regards,
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[ilugd] Vacancy of postnuke

[linux-delhi-group]

Hello,

Looking for postnuke developers.
If interested in doing some projects and can really devote some time then
mail
the contact information to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ASAP.
(Perference to delhi people)

regards,
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[ilugd] qmail in FreeBSD

[keshab]

Hi,
We have a remote FreeBSD server where qmail should be configured. I' ve
done the necessary qmail configuration and settings over there. Now
being in the server prompt itself I can connect to its 25 port thru
telnet but not from remotely, i.e. from another server in my local
network.

Can any one give some hints why this is not working?

ciao
keshab
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[ilugd] Fwd: Re: Lindows

[Sandip Bhattacharya]

[ Interesting thread below on the OpenOffice users list about Lindows 
being insecure by default .. just an Windows XP is. Has anybody used 
Lindows around here, and can comment on it?  - Sandip ]

 Original Message 
Subject: Re: Lindows (was [users] 1.1 is crap (NOT))
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 18:12:30 -0400
From: Daniel Carrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.openoffice.questions
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In defense of Lindows with regard to this issue, just as ANY other 
Linux release, Lindows allows you to log in as either "Administrator" 
(root) or ANY OTHER user you choose to create.  Lindows itself is NOT 
the problem, the person setting it up without the appropriate user 
entities is the problem...  ;^)


The problem is that the *default* behaviour is to run as root.  In its
documentation it even ENCOURAGES people to just use root.  It is also
setup to automatically login (ie. without having a login propt) as root.
If you know nothing about root, you are automatically in danger.
On the other hand, other distributions encourage people to use a regular
user account.  When you install other distributions they automatically
ask you to create a regular user account and often they are setup to
automatically login as a regular user (ie. no prompt).  So if you know
nothing about root, you are atuomatically safe.
In other words:

In other distros, you have to know what you're doing to use root.  You are
safe by default.  If you use root, you probably understand what that
means, in which case you're still safe.
In Lindows, you have to know what you're doing to NOT use root.  You are
UNsafe by default.
The people most affected by Lindows' defaults (new users) are precisely
those who need safety most.
This is why I have a bone to pick with Lindows.

Cheers,
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RE: [ilugd] Postgres vs oracle

[Gurpreet Singh Sachdeva]

 Correct! 

To be more precise:

The standard form of VACUUM is best used with the goal of maintaining a fairly level 
steady-state usage of disk space. The standard form finds old tuples and makes their 
space available for re-use within the table, but it does not try very hard to shorten 
the table file and return disk space to the operating system. If you need to return 
disk space to the operating system you can use VACUUM FULL --- but what’s the point 
of releasing disk space that will only have to be allocated again soon? Moderately 
frequent standard VACUUMs are a better approach than infrequent VACUUM FULLs for 
maintaining heavily-updated tables.

Recommended practice for most sites is to schedule a database-wide VACUUM once a day 
at a lowusage time of day, supplemented by more frequent vacuuming of heavily-updated 
tables if necessary. (If you have multiple databases in an installation, don’t 
forget to vacuum each one; the vacuumdb script may be helpful.) Use plain VACUUM, not 
VACUUM FULL, for routine vacuuming for space recovery. 

VACUUM FULL is recommended for cases where you know you have deleted the majority of 
tuples in a table, so that the steady-state size of the table can be shrunk 
substantially with VACUUM FULL’s more aggressive approach. 

If you have a table whose contents are deleted completely every so often, consider 
doing it with TRUNCATE rather than using DELETE followed by VACUUM.

Gurpreet Singh Sachdeva

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From: Raj Mathur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thu 10/16/2003 5:38 PM 
To: The Linux-Delhi mailing list 
Cc: 
Subject: Re: [ilugd] Postgres vs oracle



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> "Ambar" == Ambar Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>> > Surely NO...so we would certainly be interested to know some
>> of your >
Ambar> "Biggest Internet Sites running on open source".
>> Geocrawler use Postgres.
Ambar> Intresting thing about Geocrawler & AudioGalaxy using
Ambar> postgres was that both of these sites seemed to go offline
Ambar> for daily maintainence during the middle of the day here in
Ambar> India. Both the sites ran Postgresql, and were probably
Ambar> running a daily database cleanup. IMHO this is what has
Ambar> kept me away from considering postgresql for serious
Ambar> databases. Has this issue of regular database maintainence
Ambar> been solved by the recent versions of postgresql?

PostgreSQL (PgSQL) has two types of ``cleanup'': vacuum and vacuum
full.  The first (plain vacuum) merely marked unused (deleted) disk
clusters as free but does not compact the physical database.  The
second (vacuum full) does all that and also physically compacts the
database on disk.

Using vacuum full will lock up your database, no queries or
transactions will be possible while it is running.  However most
databases achieve a sort of `steady state' (roughly the same number of
records being added and deleted regularly) and plain vacuum suffices
for that.  Transactions are possible during vacuum, and most
installations will prefer to use that periodically over vacuum full.
It's only if your database sizes vary wildly over the course of time
that you'll need to use vacuum full (and consequently bring the system
down for maintenance).

The above is from my understanding of PgSQL, would appreciate
clarifications in case I've missed anything out.

Ambar> Another intresting thing about postgresql is that while the
Ambar> web hosting control panels on Linux used to only support
Ambar> MySQL, cPanel & Plesk now have support for Postgresql. To
Ambar> me this is a good sign. Now even smaller sites can start
Ambar> using Postgresql.

Regards,

- -- Raju
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Re: [ilugd] Postgres vs oracle

[shantanu]

Please check
http://formation.espacecourbe.com/choosing/dbc_crashMe20001011.html
and some comparision reports
http://formation.espacecourbe.com/choosing/
Regards
shantanu


On 16 Oct 2003 12:15:25 +0530, Tarun Dua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 11:35, Ambar Roy wrote:
> Geocrawler use Postgres.
Intresting thing about Geocrawler & AudioGalaxy using postgres was that 
both
of these sites seemed to go offline for daily maintainence during the 
middle
of the day here in India. Both the sites ran Postgresql, and were 
probably
running a daily database cleanup. IMHO this is what has kept me away 
from
considering postgresql for serious databases. Has this issue of regular
database maintainence been solved by the recent versions of postgresql?
I haven't heard about any horror stories on PostgreSQL lately although I
prefer MySQL till now.
I am planning a migration from MySQL to Postgres.
-Tarun
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Re: [ilugd] Postgres vs oracle

[shantanu]

Some more information, some numbers from mysql:
http://www.mysql.com/information/features.html
http://www.mysql.com/information/benchmarks-old.html
regards
shantanu
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 17:38:34 +0530, Raj Mathur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

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"Ambar" == Ambar Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > Surely NO...so we would certainly be interested to know some
>> of your >
Ambar> "Biggest Internet Sites running on open source".
>> Geocrawler use Postgres.
Ambar> Intresting thing about Geocrawler & AudioGalaxy using
Ambar> postgres was that both of these sites seemed to go offline
Ambar> for daily maintainence during the middle of the day here in
Ambar> India. Both the sites ran Postgresql, and were probably
Ambar> running a daily database cleanup. IMHO this is what has
Ambar> kept me away from considering postgresql for serious
Ambar> databases. Has this issue of regular database maintainence
Ambar> been solved by the recent versions of postgresql?
PostgreSQL (PgSQL) has two types of ``cleanup'': vacuum and vacuum
full.  The first (plain vacuum) merely marked unused (deleted) disk
clusters as free but does not compact the physical database.  The
second (vacuum full) does all that and also physically compacts the
database on disk.
Using vacuum full will lock up your database, no queries or
transactions will be possible while it is running.  However most
databases achieve a sort of `steady state' (roughly the same number of
records being added and deleted regularly) and plain vacuum suffices
for that.  Transactions are possible during vacuum, and most
installations will prefer to use that periodically over vacuum full.
It's only if your database sizes vary wildly over the course of time
that you'll need to use vacuum full (and consequently bring the system
down for maintenance).
The above is from my understanding of PgSQL, would appreciate
clarifications in case I've missed anything out.
Ambar> Another intresting thing about postgresql is that while the
Ambar> web hosting control panels on Linux used to only support
Ambar> MySQL, cPanel & Plesk now have support for Postgresql. To
Ambar> me this is a good sign. Now even smaller sites can start
Ambar> using Postgresql.
Regards,

- -- Raju
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[ilugd] Interesting news on Postgress future

[shantanu]

http://news.com.com/2100-1001-268915.html?legacy=cnet

Also, is anybody have performance comparison reports on Interbase and 
postgress?

regards
shantanu
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[ilugd] New resource - Skip a burger at McDonalds & get a KNOPPIX 3.2 bootable CD

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Re: [ilugd] Qmail cannot find default domain

[Manish Gulati]

Hi,

What I understand is that you are not able to deliver mails to domain
internal.mydomain.com configured locally. If this is a local domain,
that is mailbox for this domain is on same server then you do not need
DNS. Check following control files

1   rcpthosts file should have entry for this domain so that your qmail
can receive mails for this domain

2.  Either locals or virtualdomains file should have entry for this
domain so that qmail can deliver mails locally for this domain.

3.  confirm qmail and qmail-smtpd service is working fine.

4.  For sending mails directly to internet domain use any DNS to resolve
domain name to Mx record.

Regards
Manish Gulati





--- "A. Subramani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have setup a qmail server with pop3 and courier-imap, I am able to
> send messages using qmail-smtp, I am able to login using mail clients
> (evolution and outlook) to the pop3 and imap server; however I can
> see
> any mails on the pop3 or imap server.
> 
> /var/log/qmail/current/ showed the following
> 
> @40003f8ea49d1d91158c status: local 0/10 remote 0/20
> @40003f8ea54515fb9a04 new msg 393634
> @40003f8ea54515fba9a4 info msg 393634: bytes 491 from
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> qp 30842 uid 503
> @40003f8ea545181876f4 starting delivery 15: msg 393634 to remote
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> I had compiled qmail from source on RH 9 (after applying all patches
> to
> the source tree as given in www.qmail.org)
> 
> ./config-fast internal.mydomain.com
> 
> Now I have Bind 9.2.1 (that comes with RH 9) installed, and I have
> not
> done any config changes to it. My /etc/resolv.conf contains my ISP's
> DNS
> servers. Since from the qmail logs it seems to be a DNS problem, I
> tried
> to add a forward zone internal.mydomain.com using the
> redhat-config-bind
> tool. So I got an internal.mydomain.com.zone file, which looks like
> this



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Re: [ilugd] ILUG-D: Contact Us

[vineesh v nath]

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
>[Please CC replies to the original poster -- Raju]
>
>Message from Vineesh Nath:
>
>i have installed Linux 8 using LVM, does it cretes any trouble to the 
> hard disk having a linux partition and a windows NTFS partition.
>Trouble:
>I have installed the full Linux and return installed Winamp for windows using 
>wine.When i inserted a cd and Tried to play a song from that,Cus the cd could not be 
>read , linux had shown and error message as kernal panic ,System wull reboot.I 
>switched off the system, on restarting ,Winamp could not be played ,on clicking the 
>icon an error message as Program not fourn was seen , what is the real problem on 
>this scenario. please help me rectifying this .
>Problem 2:
>I lost the Grub and could not recover it , what are the steps involved in restorin 
>the boot loader.
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Re: [ilugd] ILUG-D: Contact Us

[vineesh v nath]

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
>[Please CC replies to the original poster -- Raju]
>
>Message from Vineesh Nath:
>
>i have installed Linux 8 using LVM, does it cretes any trouble to the 
> hard disk having a linux partition and a windows NTFS partition.
>Trouble:
>I have installed the full Linux and return installed Winamp for windows using 
>wine.When i inserted a cd and Tried to play a song from that,Cus the cd could not be 
>read , linux had shown and error message as kernal panic ,System wull reboot.I 
>switched off the system, on restarting ,Winamp could not be played ,on clicking the 
>icon an error message as Program not fourn was seen , what is the real problem on 
>this scenario. please help me rectifying this .
>Problem 2:
>I lost the Grub and could not recover it , what are the steps involved in restorin 
>the boot loader.
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Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

[Raj Mathur]

> "Ambar" == Ambar Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Ambar> What progrm opens up an sxi file??

>> OpenOffice

Ambar> Doesn't MS Office open it??  Cauz I already have MS-Office
Ambar> installed, and I would not like to install OO on that
Ambar> machine!  Ambar Roy

I doubt if MS Office opens OO files.  You could get some kind soul to
export it to PPT for you, or you could just give up on MS and use OO
anyway.  A third possibility would be to not use the presentation --
it's not like it's some piece of critical infrastructure or something
:)

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Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

[A. Subramani]

Ms office cannot open it. I have ms office Xp and Open office1.1 rc5
running on the same win2k pro box. no problems.

Mani
On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 13:19, Ambar Roy wrote:
> > > "Ambar" == Ambar Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > >> http://kandalaya.org/Presentations/linux-raju-1.sxi
> >
> > Ambar> What progrm opens up an sxi file??
> >
> > OpenOffice
> Doesn't MS Office open it??
> Cauz I already have MS-Office installed, and I would not like to install OO
> on that machine!
> Ambar Roy
> 
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Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

[anandsha]

The new OpenOffice1.1 Windows version has an ActiveX component which will open an OO 
doc in Internet Explorer. I have,nt tried this as yet, but you could, and tell us 
HOWTO!!

Anand

- Original Message -
From: Ambar Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, October 17, 2003 0:49 am
Subject: Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

> Doesn't MS Office open it??
> Cauz I already have MS-Office installed, and I would not like to 
> install OO
> on that machine!
> Ambar Roy
> 
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Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

[Ambar Roy]

> > "Ambar" == Ambar Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >> http://kandalaya.org/Presentations/linux-raju-1.sxi
>
> Ambar> What progrm opens up an sxi file??
>
> OpenOffice
Doesn't MS Office open it??
Cauz I already have MS-Office installed, and I would not like to install OO
on that machine!
Ambar Roy


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Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

[Raj Mathur]

> "Ambar" == Ambar Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>> http://kandalaya.org/Presentations/linux-raju-1.sxi

Ambar> What progrm opens up an sxi file??

OpenOffice

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Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

[Robins Tharakan]

On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 12:34, Ambar Roy wrote:
> > http://kandalaya.org/Presentations/linux-raju-1.sxi
> What progrm opens up an sxi file??
openoffice
staroffice...

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RE: [ilugd] linux-delhi meet 19th oct

[Tarun Upadhyay]

I am landing back in delhi on Monday.
So if it is this Sunday, I will have to miss. Else I will definitely be
there.

tarun

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On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 02:15, LinuxLingam wrote:
> doesn't that compute to 19th october, a couple of days from today
Give me the time and place of your choosing and I'll be there ;-) -Tarun


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Re: [ilugd] Linux presentation

[Ambar Roy]

> http://kandalaya.org/Presentations/linux-raju-1.sxi
What progrm opens up an sxi file??

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Re: [ilugd] writing a script for accepting passwords

[A. Subramani]

On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 17:46, Raj Mathur wrote:
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> 
> > "Mani" == A Subramani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> Mani> I installed the certificates while compiling apache, make
> Mani> certificate TYPE=custom make install
> 
> Mani> it did not give me an option of doing away with passwords
> 
> http://localhost/manual/mod/mod_ssl.html#sslpassphrasedialog says,
> 
> Description: Type of pass phrase dialog for encrypted private keys
> 
> When Apache starts up it has to read the various Certificate (see
> SSLCertificateFile) and Private Key (see SSLCertificateKeyFile) files
> of the SSL-enabled virtual servers. Because for security reasons the
> Private Key files are usually encrypted, mod_ssl needs to query the
> administrator for a Pass Phrase in order to decrypt those files. This
> query can be done in two ways which can be configured by type:
> 
> * builtin
> * exec:/path/to/program
> 
> You probably need the second one.
> 
>Uh! yeah I read this stuff, and I have line in my httpd.conf file tat says
SSLCertificateKeyFile /usr/local/apache/conf/ssl.key/server.key

Anyway expect solved my problem ;) very easy and handy tool i must say.
but I tried * exec:/path/to/mycert files and it gave an error

Mani


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