Re: [ilugd] Hot swap linux servers

[Ritesh Agrawal]

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Dhruba Roy wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I intend to build linux servers to work in failsafe mode which means if
| one fails other one should be able to take over without performance
| impairment. Any pointers would be appreciated.
|
| Cheers,
| Dhruba
|


I think Redhat Cluster suit may help you
https://www.redhat.com/apps/commerce/rha/cluster/

Regards
Ritesh
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[ilugd] Hot swap linux servers

[Dhruba Roy]

Hi,

I intend to build linux servers to work in failsafe mode which means if
one fails other one should be able to take over without performance
impairment. Any pointers would be appreciated.

Cheers,
Dhruba



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Re: [ilugd] exporting mails and settings of MOZILLA!

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Hi
I had mozilla mail on Mdk 10.1 and redid my back to MDK 10.1 so used 
mozilla mail yet again. No change except that my machine was reformatted 
and stuff.

But in the next week I hope change to Ubuntu and use thunderbird.

will appreciate the help

ram

Though this thread was begun by someone else it was relevan to me as well



Raj Shekhar wrote:

>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>  
>
>>I tried that it did not work - it refused to pick up the .mozilla stuff.
>>
>>
>>
>
>What did you use previously - mozilla mail or thunderbird ? What will
>you be using now - mozilla mail or thunderbird .  The process is a bit
>different for each. Let me know, I am sure it can be done
>
>  
>

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Re: [ilugd] have you implemented 'drupal'?

[Sudev Barar]

On 7/15/05, Kapoor, Nishikant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am doing an assessment of 'drupal', and was wondering if you could share 
> your thoughts about it - both, as drupal administrator, and as its user.
> 
> If you have implemented it, please send the URL too.

Works for me.
http://www.nuchem.in

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[ilugd] july monthly meet when??

[jack alex]

hi,

Could any one please tell me when is july monthly meet
is going to happend and where it is going to happend.


regards,
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[ilugd] Fwd: Highest Paid Stream In Computers

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[ilugd] Fwd: Linux Build Engineer Vs System Administrator

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Re: [ilugd] exporting mails and settings of MOZILLA!

[Raj Shekhar]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I tried that it did not work - it refused to pick up the .mozilla stuff.
> 

What did you use previously - mozilla mail or thunderbird ? What will
you be using now - mozilla mail or thunderbird .  The process is a bit
different for each. Let me know, I am sure it can be done

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[ilugd] have you implemented 'drupal'?

[Kapoor, Nishikant]

Hello,

I am doing an assessment of 'drupal', and was wondering if you could share your 
thoughts about it - both, as drupal administrator, and as its user.

If you have implemented it, please send the URL too.

Regards,
Nishi


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Re: [ilugd] Invitation to linux geeks, July 17, at National Association for the Blind

[vivek khurana]

--- Linux Lingam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> [snip]
> > I only hope we can come
> > up with ILUGD presentations that aren't too
> visual-centric.
> > Suggestions?
> > 
> 
> > -- Raju
> 
> 
> [suggestion] would vivek khurana like to give a talk
> on agnula. that
> deals with all things sound under gnulinux.
> [/suggestion]

  But i am not available on 17th july :-(

regards
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Re: [ilugd] Invitation to linux geeks, July 17, at National Association for the Blind

[Linux Lingam]

[snip]
> I only hope we can come
> up with ILUGD presentations that aren't too visual-centric.
> Suggestions?
> 

> -- Raju


[suggestion] would vivek khurana like to give a talk on agnula. that
deals with all things sound under gnulinux. [/suggestion]

:-)
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Re: [ilugd] HTML protection in Firefox

[Sandip Bhattacharya]

Sanju Kumar wrote:
> even most of the java scripts also not works well on MOZILLA and 
> FIREFOX. Due to this reason, no validations happens on mozilla and 
> firefx properly.

Don't blame firefox/mozilla if you are trying to write browser specific
(especially IE specific) javascript, and it is not working on Firefox.
Many web developers I know aren't even aware of standards compliant
javascript. e.g. you should always use getElementById() to get an
element in the code. But most of the people still use document.xxx,
which is IE specific.

- Sandip


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[ilugd] Evolution 2.0

[anil bindal]

Hi

has  anyone tried evolution 2.0 ?

t/r
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Re: [ilugd] Name Resolution problem

[Mehta, Ankush \(Corporate, consultant\)]

Hello Ashwani,

>Last night i faced a problem of name resolution. If I try to ping 
>www.yahoo.com , it says host unknown but if I ping IP, 
>ping reply comes, I lodged the complaint with ISP and according to him its 
>problem with server and not from their side. He also given me anogher DNS 
>IP, after putting it, name resolution started working on server, but on 
>client side problem was same, name resolution was not happening on computers 
>where interet is working through proxy provided by linux box. Restarted 
>server for several times but it did not solve the problem. 

>Than I switched off system for few minuter and than started, surprisingly 
>now name resolution was happening on my system.


I suppose that your DHCP server is playing games; The issue could be that the 
DHCP did not relay the correct settings till the expiry of the current leases.
After rebooting the system, your DHCP server sent a new leases with probably 
updated DNS server's IP and the things started working.

Best Regards,
Ankush Mehta
B. E. (CSE), RHCE

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[ilugd] Name Resolution problem

[ASHU]

Hi,

I have PIII with 256 MB RAM. Its running Red Hat 7.1 with DHCP, HTTPD, 
Squid. Its directly connected to the routher which provides 1 MB leased line 
for internet.

Last night i faced a problem of name resolution. If I try to ping 
www.yahoo.com , it says host unknown but if I ping IP, 
ping reply comes, I lodged the complaint with ISP and according to him its 
problem with server and not from their side. He also given me anogher DNS 
IP, after putting it, name resolution started working on server, but on 
client side problem was same, name resolution was not happening on computers 
where interet is working through proxy provided by linux box. Restarted 
server for several times but it did not solve the problem. 

Than I switched off system for few minuter and than started, surprisingly 
now name resolution was happening on my system.

Can anybody help me to recognise if its fault on the server or from ISP 
side. Because ISP is stick on his statement that its not a problem from his 
side.

Thanks & regards

Ashwani Jain

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Re: [ilugd] exporting mails and settings of MOZILLA!

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

I tried that it did not work - it refused to pick up the .mozilla stuff.

So I had to open the email client create the same accounts offline and 
then copy the data files , then it picked it up. I got all my data doing 
that.

I think the ."folder" method works for newer versions but cannot be sure.

There is a similar query I made earlier - you may examine the results if 
that as well.
regards
ram

Raj shekhar wrote:

>>I m using mozilla as my mail client. Now i have to change my machine.  
>>and i want to take my all the mails to the new PC. Does anybody know how 
>>to export the mails, address book, settings of mozilla.
>>
>>
>
>- Make sure that you do not have any running instances of thunderbird.
>
>- Copy your ~/.thunderbird from the older machine to the new machine
>
>- Run thunderbird on the new machine - the first time it runs, it will 
>automatically start with all your previous settings intact.
>
>- If it does not work, post back your error messages
>
>As usual, if this method burns down your house, I will not be 
>responsible :-)
>
>On another note, please do not hijack threads. Always start a new thread 
>instead of taking an already ongoing one, changing the subject line and 
>posting it again. The subject line is only  loosely related to the 
>threading.  Every mail message has a message-id.When you "reply" or 
>"followup" to a message, you client is supposed to  put a References 
>header with the message-id of the message you are  replying to.
>
>If you use an existing thread, the result is that your question is 
>buried below unrelated questions when looking at the mailing list in a 
>threaded way. This is known as `Hijacking threads'. It causes 
>information to be lost and you'll be less likely to get an answer.
>
>
>  
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Re: [ilugd] Role of LUGs in Linux events in India

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Linux is about community and communities are about both giving and 
getting / taking.

If vendors can do without LUGS then its not GNU/Linux anymore its no 
different from what the open source community has been advocating all 
the while. And communities that have a sense of freedom will always get 
together and do something about it.

The poweful have a vested interestd in keeping communities / groups of 
people and individuals who are not of the same profiteering bent of mind 
isolated , their strenght lies in that. If they succeed they can get 
away with murder , and they do. But with the power of the net and to be 
able to communicate over and above controls that they (the powers ) may 
put in, free communities will exists and resist.

Raj said it the community can do without vendors but can they do without 
the success story that the GNU/Linux community has weaved.

ram

Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:

>Regardless of your views of Atul ;), you should read this.
>
>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/linux-bangalore-2005/message/1823
>
>I can't but help agreeing to the following excerpt from the above.
>
>"""
>I find this particularly urgent now, because I am beginning to see the
>LUGs being sidelined by the Powers That Be. In fact, someone from a
>well-known vendor recently told me that the LUGs are irrelevent, and
>that they only work with organisations that actually do something
>worthwhile (according to the vendor).
>
>These very same vendors also tend to raise the profile of *some* groups
>(that they are involved with) with people like the Government,
>completely cutting the LUGs out of the picture.
>
>This, according to me, is killing the goose that lays golden eggs, or
>shooting yourself in the foot. It was the LUGs that did the hard ground
>work, it is the LUGs that support people who have questions, it is the
>LUGs who come up with initiatives. When the LUGs become irrelevant, the
>passion and the backbone goes out of the picture, and the efforts die
>down, making it a vendors' game.
>"""
>
>Any comments?
>
>- Sandip
>
>  
>


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Re: [ilugd] mozilla web browser jvm enabled?

[Saurabh Nanda]

You could probably type "about:plugins" in the URL bar and see for yourself.

Nandz.

On 14 Jul 2005 15:37:29 +0530, Pardeep Garg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is our  Mozilla web browser  JVM(Java virtual machine) enabled by
> default or we  have to enable it ??
> 
> -Pardeep
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[ilugd] mozilla web browser jvm enabled?

[Pardeep Garg]

Is our  Mozilla web browser  JVM(Java virtual machine) enabled by
default or we  have to enable it ??

-Pardeep



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[ilugd] OT: Wi-fi Hotspots

[Anand Kapoor]

Hello, 

Does anybody know of any existing wi-fi hotspots in/around the NCR ?
Places like coffee bars/restaurants ? Anybody? Otherwise are there any
places where i could hook up my laptop (wired) .

If there are any how good/bad are the speeds/charges?

Anand

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Re: [ilugd] HTML protection in Firefox

[Raj shekhar]

in infinite wisdom Sanju Kumar spoke thus on 07/14/05 14:38:
> even most of the java scripts also not works well on MOZILLA and 
> FIREFOX. Due to this reason, no validations happens on mozilla and 
> firefx properly.

Firefox and Mozilla will always adhere to the W3C standards (note W3C 
standards, not MS).  If your JS does not work, the problem is with your 
JS, not Firefox.  Use the JS debugger that comes in Firefox to locate 
the cause of error (it will in Tools menu)

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[ilugd] exporting mails and settings of MOZILLA!

[Raj shekhar]

> I m using mozilla as my mail client. Now i have to change my machine.  
> and i want to take my all the mails to the new PC. Does anybody know how 
> to export the mails, address book, settings of mozilla.

- Make sure that you do not have any running instances of thunderbird.

- Copy your ~/.thunderbird from the older machine to the new machine

- Run thunderbird on the new machine - the first time it runs, it will 
automatically start with all your previous settings intact.

- If it does not work, post back your error messages

As usual, if this method burns down your house, I will not be 
responsible :-)

On another note, please do not hijack threads. Always start a new thread 
instead of taking an already ongoing one, changing the subject line and 
posting it again. The subject line is only  loosely related to the 
threading.  Every mail message has a message-id.When you "reply" or 
"followup" to a message, you client is supposed to  put a References 
header with the message-id of the message you are  replying to.

If you use an existing thread, the result is that your question is 
buried below unrelated questions when looking at the mailing list in a 
threaded way. This is known as `Hijacking threads'. It causes 
information to be lost and you'll be less likely to get an answer.


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Re: [ilugd] HTML protection in Firefox

[Sanju Kumar]

even most of the java scripts also not works well on MOZILLA and 
FIREFOX. Due to this reason, no validations happens on mozilla and 
firefx properly.




Amit Sharma wrote:

>i tried protecting HTML page with a commerical
>software , disabling copy-paste, print screen, right
>click, etc. etc.
>
>i tested it on IE and all protection worked fine.
>
>i checked the same on firsfox and almost all
>protection was of no use and i was able to select
>text, right click etc. etc.
>
>Kudos to Firefox!!!
>
>amit
>
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[ilugd] HTML protection in Firefox

[Amit Sharma]

i tried protecting HTML page with a commerical
software , disabling copy-paste, print screen, right
click, etc. etc.

i tested it on IE and all protection worked fine.

i checked the same on firsfox and almost all
protection was of no use and i was able to select
text, right click etc. etc.

Kudos to Firefox!!!

amit




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Re: [ilugd] exporting mails and settings of MOZILLA!

[Pardeep Garg]

Hi Sanju,

Mozillas mail files are in the standard plain text mbox format, which
almost all mail programs can use or import. Many proprietary mail
programs have a function to import from Eudora, which also uses the
mbox format; this function should read your Mozilla mail files
properly.

Your mail files are inside your profile, in the Mail and (if you use
IMAP) ImapMail folders. Each mail folder (Inbox, Sent, etc.) is stored
as two files  one with no extension (e.g. INBOX), which is the mail
file itself (in mbox format), and one with an .msf extension (e.g.
INBOX.msf), which is the index (Mail Summary File) to the mail file.
Tell the other program to import mail from the file with no extension.



If you want to transfer a mail file to another Mozilla profile or
another installation of Mozilla, simply put the mail file into the other
installations Mail folder

*
I think this information will help you.

-Pardeep




On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 13:22, Sanju Kumar wrote:
> Hello friends!
> 
> I m using mozilla as my mail client. Now i have to change my machine.  
> and i want to take my all the mails to the new PC. Does anybody know how 
> to export the mails, address book, settings of mozilla.
> 
> can i import this data into another mail client like outlook?
> 
> please reply asap.
> 
> tnr
> Sanju
> 
> Shivkumar Jagannath wrote:
> 
> >hi,
> >I would suggest that you replace your squid.conf with
> >the default that came with the package/src and run it.
> >if you then run top and check whether 98% CPU is
> >getting used now.
> >Also disconnect the server(?) from the network and
> >test. This might give you an indication of whether you
> >are being flooded with some windoze worm.
> >you might also want to troll through the log files
> >like cache.log, access.log to find if there's any
> >unusual entry indicating error.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >catch ya later (Ive gotta UnWire Life!!!)
> >  shiv
> >
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[ilugd] exporting mails and settings of MOZILLA!

[Sanju Kumar]

Hello friends!

I m using mozilla as my mail client. Now i have to change my machine.  
and i want to take my all the mails to the new PC. Does anybody know how 
to export the mails, address book, settings of mozilla.

can i import this data into another mail client like outlook?

please reply asap.

tnr
Sanju

Shivkumar Jagannath wrote:

>hi,
>I would suggest that you replace your squid.conf with
>the default that came with the package/src and run it.
>if you then run top and check whether 98% CPU is
>getting used now.
>Also disconnect the server(?) from the network and
>test. This might give you an indication of whether you
>are being flooded with some windoze worm.
>you might also want to troll through the log files
>like cache.log, access.log to find if there's any
>unusual entry indicating error.
>
>
>
>
>catch ya later (Ive gotta UnWire Life!!!)
>  shiv
>
>__
>Do You Yahoo!?
>Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
>http://mail.yahoo.com 
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-- 
Sanju Kumar
QA & Testing Deptt.

Bharti Telesoft Intl Ltd.
Ph: 011-51611666 (Extn No: 455)

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