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Dear Linux-IL admins will you reconsider, it's 2021...


elylevy at cs.huji.ac.il, mycroft at infoscav.net, shachar at 
shemesh.biz 



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Re: Mail blocked by Google

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On 5/16/21 6:48
  AM, אורי wrote:


  May 16 04:00:01 www
postfix/smtp[1364]: 79264BD01C: to=,
relay=aspmx.l.google.com[142.250.27.27]:25,
delay=0.13, delays=0.02/0.01/0.02/0.07, dsn=5.7.1,
status=bounced (host aspmx.l.google.com[142.250.27.27]
said: 550-5.7.1 [157.245.76.159      18] Our system has detected
that this message is 550-5.7.1 likely suspicious due to the very low
reputation of the sending IP
550-5.7.1 address. To best protect our users from spam, the
message has been 550-5.7.1 blocked. Please visit 550 5.7.1  https://support.google.com/mail/answer/188131
for more information. bo27si207201edb.287 - gsmtp (in reply to
end of DATA 
  


For a long time now it's becoming a real nuisance to self host
  email servers. You need a static IP with clean / good reputation +
  nspf, dkim, dmarc and all that while most your mail will be routed
  trough google anyway. It's probably only worth it for big setups
  or educational purposes.
  
  As you only send to yourself, why go through a third party at all?
  Maybe go for a KISS setup answering: How do I get a message from
  the server to wherever I need it. Does it have to be email at all?
  The options are vast depending on your specific needs. 



You can always use a different gmail account to send from the
  server.

  


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Re: New Modem Router Recommendations?

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Thank you all, appreciate your input!


  


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New Modem Router Recommendations?

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  Hi, 
  
  
  
  Think I'm down to: TP-Link TD-W9970 vs D-Link DSL-224. Any
recommendations/thoughts/war-story's are highly appreciated.
Sadly they both do not support dd-wrt or open-wrt, it looks like
no ADSL modem does these days, so that will need an extra box.
  
  
  Thanks!
  
  

  


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Re: OT: Non-Israeli domain name registration.

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Thanks for your input! 


I do not really care for Hebrew or NIS payments, but do for the
  service & bottom line. As long as the service is good (English
  and/or Hebrew, via email, web-ticket, phone or fax :-) I could
  care less. Most impotent is avoiding those interfaces that flash
  & up-sell more then serve the point you originally came to use
  them.



Sadly, it looks like with an IL-registrar you only get to pay
  more & get the same or less service wise. Really hope someone
  can debunk me on that.





On 8/8/19 1:26 PM, Yedidyah Bar David
  wrote:


  
  

  Last time I had to renew my only (.org) domain
I decided to transfer it to box.co.il,
which is also a .il registrar (which I why I knew them). It
was a bit more expensive than the cheapest options abroad,
but the ability to pay in NIS with an Israeli (-only) credit
card, and be able to talk with someone over a phone, in
Hebrew, made it, for me. The transfer and renew was just
fine (although did take some time and work, also because I
had to ask the previous registrar to allow transfer but also
because they had some mistakes etc.). Didn't hear from them
since then, and do not expect to hear - the yearly "update
your details at icann" emails include links to "name-services.com", and the
last one was also sent From: there. They are a sub-registrar
of enom.com, which IIUC is a
rather large registrar that only has sub- ones, does not
work with end customers directly.
  
  
  Best regards,

  

  


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Re: OT: micro to standard USB adapter

[vordoo]

  
  
Sorry, only tried to point a way. I
  left it for you to select the non-cable and non-OTG adapters
  listed on the sites.


On 8/2/19 9:10 AM, Shlomo Solomon
  wrote:


  Thanks, but these are all OTG (not good because of the 5th wire) and/or
type-C and/or mini (not standard to micro) and/or have a wire (I'm
looking for an adapter - not a cable).



  


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Re: OT: micro to standard USB adapter

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https://www.amazon.com/micro-standard-usb-adapter/s?k=micro+usb+adapter
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sop=12&_fspt=1&_mPrRngCbx=1&_from=R40&_nkw=micro+usb+adapter&_sacat=0&_fosrp=1




On 8/1/19 4:54 PM, Shlomo Solomon
  wrote:


  I guess this is only "partially" OT because it concerns connecting a
raspberry PI Zero to a Ubuntu box over USB (USB networking).

This works fine with a standard phone charger cable - Male Micro USB
connects to the PI and Male standard USB connects to the computer.

But since I didn't want the long cable, I thought I could replace it
with an OTG adapter + a Male-Male USB connector. This DOES NOT work -
probably because the 5th pin of the OTG adapter is connected to ground. 

My question: does anyone know where I can find a male micro to
standard female (or male) USB adapter that is NOT wired as OTG?





  


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Re: OT: Non-Israeli domain name registration.

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Thanks, 


Appreciate the inputs (Namesilo, Gandi, Hover). Choosing out of 3
  is a lot easier.





  


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OT: Non-Israeli domain name registration.

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Regarding .com, .org, domains. What are the best registrars?
  Which are to be avoided (beside Godaddy).


Thanks!


  


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Re: moving Kubuntu to a new drive

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Hi,


My 2c...



Stop using the bad HDD ASAP. Verify you have all your data from
  your backups first. If you are missing data from the backups,
  restore from the bad HDD first. This restoration is best left for
  professionals or a long read-up on ddrescue or there like. You
  will be advised to go for a fast grab of the most impotent files
  --via single file or partition acquisition, depending on
  circumstances, flowed by an obnoxious reread of failing blocks.

Once you have verified you have all the data, you can choose:

1. Do a fresh system install and backup restore. It should be the
fastest solution. If you have prepared a Bash or Ansible script, or
at least an application list, it is a sure bet. Even if not, it may
be faster then copying bit by bit the hole file system, but this
depends...

2. Go for copping from the bad HDD. As cp, dd or CloneZillaing will
fail on bad block reads, and you know you have them, go with
ddrescue full oldHDD to newHDD. First a "quick run" get all good
block fast. Second retry on bad blocks hopefully you can get it all
out. If you are missing a few blocks you can go figure out what
files used them, or forget abut them and diff important directories
with the backups. You can ddrescue partitions but as the swap is
small 'compared' I would go the full disk to disk.




HTH,
:-)
  


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Re: English Hebrew dictionary.

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I will be digging in. Thank you all!


  


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Re: English Hebrew dictionary.

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On 11/11/18 2:18 PM,
Boruch Baum wrote:
  

  Hmm, can't find my favorite word-list site among my zillion bookmarks,
but...

1) For individual word, I just now found: http://tlterm.com/hebrew/
which seems reasonable.


Thanks I will check it out.

  


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English Hebrew dictionary.

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Hi,

Looking for an English Hebrew technical-computer dictionary. Best if
it is a web site or file, with words like: mount, volume, partition,
sector, block, etc...

Any pointers appreciated,
Thanks!
  


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Re: Open source gmail alternative

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Sogo has a good mailing-list. You can search the archive: 
https://lists.inverse.ca/sogo/arc/users or join and ask any specific 
quotation.



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Re: How dynamic is the dynamic IP from ISPs ? (Bezeq Int + HOT)

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On 06/13/2016 07:54 PM, Gabor Szabo wrote:

Hi there!

For many years I had a fixed IP address using Bezeq International. I 
used it to access my home computer while on the road.
I tried to upgrade from 30Mb to 100Mb (they even sold it to me) just 
to find out
that they cannot configure 100 Mb if I use HOT as the cable and if I 
have a fixed IP.


So I was thinking on giving up the fixed IP and use some kind of 
Dynamic DNS scheme
to be able to access my home computer. Will I still be able to do 
that? Will I still get a publicly routable IP or will that be already 
a NAT that I won't be access from outside?


Use http://www.duckdns.org and you should be fine (As long as you do not 
run a mail server because a dynamic IP may get blacklisted).
How dynamic is the IP they hand out. Can it change within a session or 
only if I restart the router?
It depends and changes from time to time "dynamic" as you said ;-). It 
can change within a session but that means you get disconnected and 
doesn't happen a lot.


Any experience with this?

Yes read above :-)


Good luck!


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Re: Unlimited Internet provider

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Thanks Yuval,

On 06/10/2016 07:00 PM, Yuval Adam wrote:

  On 06/10/2016 03:13 PM, vordoo wrote:

  
Unlimited got to my neighborhood. Thinking of  joining and will highly
appreciate any delight and or horror stories.

  
  Are they actually in your building at the moment? If not, expect months
of delays due to bureaucracy until you actually get a ping.

Yes, it was promised more
  then 1/2 a year ago and just now the building has been connected,
  or so they say.


  018 is decent + they're one of the only ISPs in .il with native IPv6

  support.

Thanks, why would I
  need/want native IPv6 (I think IPv4 works OK for me, what am I
  missing?)
  

  


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Unlimited Internet provider

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Hi
  
  
  Unlimited got to my neighborhood. Thinking of  joining and will
  highly appreciate any delight and or horror stories. 
  
  Spacial concerns: 
  - have no experience with any of the providers on the list (Fast,
  Amit-Net, Hallo
  015, 018-Xphone) 
  - why pay more for supposedly the same service (Hallo &
  Xphone charge a bit more).
  
  
  Thanks!

  


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Re: Image (ddrescue / dd) windows phone 8X?

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On 12/15/2014 01:41 AM, E.S. Rosenberg
  wrote:


  

  

  I think you're on the wrong mailing list ;)
  
  XDA may be able to help you

  

  

Been there & all over the place:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-phone-8/help/image-ddrescue-dd-ghost-windows-phone-8x-t2961300
http://www.reddit.com/r/windowsphone/comments/2o6akd/image_ddrescue_dd_ghost_windows_phone_8x/
http://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/2numjo/image_ddrescue_dd_ghost_windows_phone_8x/
:-)

  

  In general the phones try to protect their memory from
direct access so that the whole 2 OS accessing the same FS
at the same time and stepping on each other is avoided (back
in the symbian days it used to unmount the memory card in
the phone while it allowed the computer to access it,
nowadays MTP is usually used to allow the storage to remain
in complete control of the phone).

  
  If you aren't afraid of opening your phone and soldering you
  will probably find it has debug ports/jtag which would allow
  you to dump the contents of the memory, there may also be a
  recovery mode...

  

Will be happy to --open solder, if only I can find how the jtag (or
whatever) works on this phone. I have been told that it may be
encrypted by default.


Thanks!

  


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Image (ddrescue / dd) windows phone 8X?

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Hi,


Is there a way to get the internal phone storage as a block
  device so it can be imaged (dd / ddrescued)? 
It's an HTC windows phone 8X, internal storage only (i.e.:
  without an external sdcard).


Thanks!
  
  

  


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Re: good free dynamic dns server ?

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Can it beat this:
  echo
  url="" class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="https://www.duckdns.org/update?domains=XYZ&token=NJK&ip=">"https://www.duckdns.org/update?domains=XYZ&token=NJK&ip="
  | curl -k -o ~/duckdns/duck.log -K -

;-)

On 11/09/2014 07:48 PM, Steve Litt
  wrote:


  On Sun, 9 Nov 2014 11:29:36 +0300
Erez D  wrote:


  
hi

i am currently using no-ip.org as a free dynamic dns server for my
home. however it has the annoying feature of sending me the following
emails: "Please confirm your hostname now or it will be deleted"

anyone knows of a good free dyndns server ?

  
  
Afraid.org has been maintaining my dynamic dns for years. One thing I
like about it is it's "client" is an easy to understand shellscript.

SteveT

Steve Litt*  http://www.troubleshooters.com/
Troubleshooting Training  *  Human Performance


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Re: good free dynamic dns server ?

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That is why I switched to:
  http://duckdns.org
  

On 11/09/2014 10:29 AM, Erez D wrote:


  

  

  hi

  
  i am currently using no-ip.org as a free dynamic
  dns server for my home.

however it has the annoying feature of sending me the
following emails:
  
  "Please confirm your hostname now or it will be deleted"
  

anyone knows of a good free dyndns server ?
  
  
  
  
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Re: OT: video capture

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Ooops forgot a link!
  
  http://bscable.info/from-vhs-to-h-264-video-format/
  

On 11/02/2014 11:18 AM, Mord Behar
  wrote:


  
We have a lot of VHS tapes that we want to digitize.
  Anybody out there have a video capture card?
  What kind?
  Where did you buy it?
  How much?
  What sort of software do you use?

Are you satisfied with the results?
  
  
  
  
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Re: OT: video capture

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http://www.dx.com/p/easycap-usb-video-capture-adapter-5707#reviews
  http://club.dx.com/forums/forums.dx/threadid.626934
  http://club.dx.com/forums/forums.dx/threadid.739974
  
  182 Reviews!
  
  You don't have to bay there, but it's a good place to read product
  reviews. I usually search for linux in the reviews as the info from the
"linux" boys is better ;-) 

  
On 11/02/2014 11:18 AM, Mord Behar
  wrote:


  
We have a lot of VHS tapes that we want to digitize.
  Anybody out there have a video capture card?
  What kind?
  Where did you buy it?
  How much?
  What sort of software do you use?

Are you satisfied with the results?
  
  
  
  
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Re: better antenna for a USB DVB-T dongle?

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Buy/build an antenna. The one on the roof
  probably isn't tuned to the right freq., but you can try it (as
  the dongle
  only receives no harm can be done), once you get a connector from
  an electronic supply store(downtown TLV or muser etc. on the net).
  
  p.s.: I would make sure the dongle works before, try it from the
  roof, direct line of site, or get closer if you know where it is
  coming from. 
  
  HTH,
  :-)
   
  

On 2014-07-26 14:00, Amos Shapira
  wrote:


  Hi,


I'm asking here since I saw that quiet a few members here
  mentioned using things like this in the past.


I bought a USB DVB dongle for my Cubox-I running OpenELEC
  (here is the item on ebay: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251537079924)
  and although it's well supported and the kernel recognises it
  without a hitch, scanning for channels (both through tvheadend
  and command line w_scan) can't lock on any channels.


I live less than 2 km from the antennas which broadcast to
  all of Sydney (~80km radius service area).


According to the instructions at http://baratel.com/guides/mythTV.htm,
  the internal antenna which comes with such dongles is
  worthless for more than 500m.


But the antenna input socket is not the standard wide one
  (e.g. like the one you can see in this wikipedia image: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coaxial_cable#mediaviewer/File:N_Connector.jpg)
  but something that looks like 1 mm headphone jack with an itsy
  bitsy hole in the middle.
  
  
  Does anyone know how can I extend the reception for this
baby?
  
  
  I think of two main options:
  
  
  1. Connect it to "normal"/"common" coaxial wall socket,
so I can take advantage of the antenna on the roof.
  2. Buy a bigger internal antenna which can connect to
this weird jack.
  
  
  Any pointers would be appreciated.
  
  
  Thanks,
  
  
  --Amos
  -- 
  

  

  
  
  
  
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Re: reverse ssh

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On 2014-07-22 20:35, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
I
  am not arguing for or against using a non-standard port. Just
  pointing
  out that "non-standard" and "non-privileged" are two different
  things.

Yep, but now you are back to scanning only 1024 ports, instead of
65536, is there any gain?

On a PC/SOHO setup -- where most data is "held by the user anyway"--
user & root are "closer", so you probably gain security by a
random high port. In a large network maybe not. 
(setups in between have some hard thinking to do, and/or test with a
honey-pot what is mostly scanned :-)

You can always port foreword a high non-privileged port on a router
to 22 on the server.

see:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10182798/why-are-ports-below-1024-privileged/
  


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Re: reverse ssh

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On 2014-07-20 12:03, Erez D wrote:


  On Sun, Jul 20, 2014 at 10:39 AM, Lior Kaplan  wrote:

  
ssh itself ?

http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2013/11/reverse-ssh-tunnel/

  
  nice, however this requires me to give access to my server, which i do
not want ...
(or, can i give people permission to ssh to my server only for reverse
tunnels and no shell ?)

Yes you can:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8021/allow-user-to-set-up-an-ssh-tunnel-but-nothing-else
http://serverfault.com/questions/56566/ssh-tunneling-only-access

But, as it's a security issue, make sure you know what you are
doing!

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Re: [JOB] freelancer for long-term

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What kind of projects are you talking about? : 
-doing what?
-for how long?
(the where part is clear ;-)

Thanks! 
 
On 2014-07-02 09:23, Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote:
Dear colleages,
  
  TkOS is looking for one or more freelancers or temporary salarieds
  to do short projects. We are interested in long-term
  relationships. That is, in finding people who will be able to do
  several short term projects per year for several years.
  
  
  Most of the projects require working with customers on-site, so
  mobility is a requirement. "On-site" can be from Rehovot to
  Carmiel, but is usually between Rishon and Netanya. Presentability
  is also a requirement, meaning that you need to be able to make a
  favorable first impression on a customer.
  
  
  We are looking for people with skills that are focused in one or
  more of the following areas:
  
  
  1. Linux system administration (Postfix/LDAP) and Perl/Python/Bash
  scripting
  
  
  2. Embedded Linux design - boot loaders, boot strategies, flash
  layout, root filesystem design, understanding of toolchain
  technologies
  
  
  3. Linux IP stack
  
  
  
  The ability to organize ideas on paper (yes, *paper*) in a way
  that customers can understand is *essential*.
  
  
  If you are interested and you think that you might be qualified,
  please reply off-list to me , or to Baruch
  Siach .
  
  
  TIA,
  
  
   - yba
  
  
  


  


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Re: Nexus 5, Linux laptop Q's

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On 2014-02-26 07:29, Steve G. wrote

  
2. I need a powerful, yet light, yet cost effective laptop
  to run statistical analyses, in either Windows or (preferably)
  Linux, 
  

Fire up an amazon ec2: calculate..., kill... It may be faster!

  
Any advice or suggestions of good makes and models to shop
  for? It used to be IBM, but I am not sure Lenovo is as Linux
  friendly.

  

I think they still are, as you are looking for an older model:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-48NT8D
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki
(I have an old Lenovo Thinkpad T500, works great with linux) 

http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-laptop
As long as you replace their Ubuntu with Arch or Debian ;-) 

http://www.toshiba.co.uk/innovation/generic/np-linux-support/
As long as you replace their Ubuntu with Arch or Debian ;-) 

http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/16se83/anyone_have_any_reviewsexperience_with_the/
https://www.system76.com/laptops/
http://zareason.com/shop/Laptops/

As you are looking for a  bargain, just google: [linux laptop
model#] on the one you have found, and see haw it does.

Good Lock!

  


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Re: ITA approved accounting software that runs on linux

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On 2014-02-10 12:08, Udi Finkelstein
  wrote:


  

  
Another question is if Hashavshevet has a dongle
  (copy-protection). If yes, what type (parallel port?) and
  how these can be supported.

  

  

You may have better luck with KVM or vmware  regarding this issue.
 
  


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Re: ITA approved accounting software that runs on linux

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Hi,
  
  Hopefully you will get or find a striate answer but as I follow
  this question for a long time with no actionable resoles I would:
  
  1. Rephrase the question to: "Is anyone hear using or knows
  someone who uses a linux desktop application (not a web based
  site) for an IL business accounting?"
  
  2. Consider using the old windows program in a virtual machine, it
  maybe even better then the present setup, as you can access it
  from other PCs in the network.
   *** you may need to make sure more then one concoction is not
  aloud, depending on the original software design ***.    
  
  HTH,
  :-)       
  

On 2014-02-10 00:16, E.S. Rosenberg
  wrote:


  

  

  Hi all,
  
  I know this subject has been dealt with in the past but
  since the field is fluid I'm bringing it up again.

A friend of mine manages the books for several zedaka funds,
currently he still does this on an old DOS machine running
chashavshevet, but the machine is starting to display some
potential signs of problems so he is starting to look at
other solutions.

  
  Sadly (but understandably) gnucash is not Israel Tax Authority
  approved so it's not an option, are there any Linux friendly
  options or will they have to have a windows machine in the
  house again (I switched them to all linux + 1 dos about 1-1.5
  years ago).
  

Thanks,
Eliyahu - אליהו
  
  
  
  
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CS50x Introduction to Computer Science

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started yesterday:
https://www.edx.org/course/harvardx/harvardx-cs50x-introduction-computer-1022


Hello, world! This is CS50x.

You are welcome to take CS50x at your own pace, per the Schedule,
starting whenever you'd like, so long as you finish before 31
December 2014.


Introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and
the art of programming. This course teaches students how to think
algorithmically and solve problems efficiently. Topics include
abstraction, algorithms, data structures, encapsulation, resource
management, security, software engineering, and web development.
Languages include C, PHP, and _javascript_ plus SQL, CSS, and HTML.
Problem sets inspired by real-world domains of biology,
cryptography, finance, forensics, and gaming. Designed for
concentrators and non-concentrators alike, with or without prior
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Re: OT: Where do I buy battery cells?

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Thanks Michael,

Appreciate your input. I hope I wasn't understood as advocating: Go, 
D.I.Y, replace any battery-cell in any battery pack, with whatever 
equipment you may have hanging around your home-garage.


But...
FYI, The best forum dealing with battery repair, is not in Russian, it 
maybe one of the best, but not the best ;-)


That been said,
I'm on the lookout for battery-cells for my projects & will appreciate 
any info on where they can be safely bought -- i.e.: Get what you have 
thought you have ordered.


Thanks,
:-)

On 2013-11-16 05:29, Michael Vasiliev wrote:

On 11/08/2013 05:00 PM, vordoo wrote:

Hi,

Where can I buy battery cells to rebuild a battery pack?
I would have to recommend against doing this yourself unless you want 
to make a significant investment in equipment and open a small business.


Here is why:
1) You need to buy batteries in bulk (hundred



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Re: OT: Where do I buy battery cells?

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Nice place, but "my" battery is not on
  there list :-(
  I think I need a more battery place then hobby with batters. 
  
  The search goes on...
  
  Thanks!
  
  On 2013-11-08 18:15, Marc Volovic wrote:


  Dealmetic.com is a possible arc. Check Rc section.


  


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Re: OT: Where do I buy battery cells?

[vordoo]

  
  
I know: "as buying from an amazon/ebay
  no-name looks risky with this kind of stuff."
  Can you recommend a seller?
  
  Thanks:-)
   
  On 2013-11-08 18:43, ik wrote:


  Ebay usually much cheaper then local stores in
Israel for many parts (but not all).
  
  

On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 5:00 PM, vordoo
  <vor...@yahoo.com>
  wrote:
  

  Hi,
  
  Where can I buy battery cells to rebuild a battery pack?
  
  Looking for Li-Ion spaciously LiMn2o4, 3.7 volt. For this
  time:-)
  Willing to pay a bit more in an IL store, but online store
  with IL or only U.S delivery is OK. 
  
  Appreciate any recommendations, as buying from an
  amazon/ebay now-name looks risky with this kind of stuff.
  
  Thank!
    
  


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OT: Where do I buy battery cells?

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Hi,

Where can I buy battery cells to rebuild a battery pack?

Looking for Li-Ion spaciously LiMn2o4, 3.7 volt. For this time:-)
Willing to pay a bit more in an IL store, but online store with IL
or only U.S delivery is OK. 

Appreciate any recommendations, as buying from an amazon/ebay
now-name looks risky with this kind of stuff.

Thank!
  

  


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Re: Linux friendly NAS or networked drive/raid - perhaps wireless

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DO NOT USE RAID 5, Go for
1, 6, or 10 :
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/storage/why-raid-5-stops-working-in-2009/162

> use flickr which offers free storage up to 1TB (you can mark
all your files private if you want)...
Marked or not, if you flickr privet it will not be anymore. Which
may be OK as long as you know.

  


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Re: Linux friendly NAS or networked drive/raid - perhaps wireless

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Short answer:

  
- cheaper than dirt, or at least double digits, not triple
  (in dollars)

  

Sorry this is not going to happen, adjust the figure & come back
later. 

Lookup one of the 'of the shelf' -W.D My Books, or whatever, home
NAS  systems. You can get or build one like these, copy all your
data:
- Slowly by browsing to the home-NAS web interface from your old
devices or PCs.
- Faster by connection to the home-NAS file share OR direct
connecting a USB adapter from home-NAS to the old IDE's or SD-cards.


If you D.I.Y you may get a better system. Maybe combine a new
router/firewall in the NAS to solve the two network, wired &
WiFi, problem. but the price will be more or less the same.


Because ->...

Long Answer:
  


  - if it can handle IDE drives it would be awesome -
all my old drives are IDE , and it would be nice to continue
using them. 

  

Nope, it probably will be a bad idea to use the old disks, instead
of buying a one new big efficient HD:
- It will cost you more money to connect & use the old ones. If
you have a motherboard that can accept all of them, it will use a
lot more electricity, if you do not have one it will cost you on top
of that to get the old one's even connected.
- It will make a lot more noise, heat and you pay for damping &
cooling it.
- They are old & getting older, they are going to die soon, you
do back up:-)


  
If not, I need a solution to connect the older drives - at
  least so I can transfer the data without taking apart an older
  computer and physically mounting each drive.  

  

Your home-NAS will have it setup for you, by using NFS, SMB or a web
interface, whether built from scratch -running your own linux server
& services on hardware similar to the one's that are suggested
for FreeNAS projects, or proprietary solution. 

After you have setup the file share in the NAS, SAN or whatever you
can boot your old device/PC and move the data to the share:
- Slowly by browsing to the home-NAS web interface from your old
devices or PCs.
- Faster by connection to the home-NAS file share 
OR 
Take out the old IDE's, SD-card or whatever holds your data and plug
it with a USB adapter to the home-NAS.

See:  Open source implementations FreeNas, Openindiana,
Owncloud (not exactly a NAS but you may like it). And proprietary
solutions, W.D. My book or whatever.

  
- 2 drives (maybe more?)
  

Yep, but... as you ask that it be cheap, make sure you address the
backup before you spend on redundant disks -AS THEY ARE NOT
BACKUPS!. And, in today high density disks era, you DO NOT
use raid 5 -It is statistically & practically granted to
fail. Go for raid 1, 6 or 10.


  

- accessible by both wired and wireless connections, if
  possible
  

No problem, see above.

  
Questions:


1. What do I do if my wireless router has two IP networks,
  one for the wired computers and the other for the wireless (a
  real situation and also a real pain in the ass - wired
  computers and laptops could not reach one another)?

  

- You have an option in the router to use only one network or brig
the mandatory two.
- You have an option to change/upgrade the firmware to one that can
do the above. See: OpenWRT, DD-WRT, Tomato, etc.
- Get a new router or build a home-NAS that is a router too.
- Brig the networks on another device, build a home-NAS that is a
brig for the two networks.

  
2. Is there a simple way - or any way - to connect to the
  drive from several networks (because the cell phones have a
  different IP address, and also the wired and wireless devices
  might have separate IP addresses)?
  

Yes, you share the drive & connect with web or brig the
networks,  see above. 


HTH,
  


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Re: FYI - btl.gov.il compatible site

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On 2013-10-03 15:08, Amos Shapira wrote:

"Talk is cheap.." - does it really deliver?

Looked & worked very good for me, with Chromium on linux.

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FYI - btl.gov.il compatible site

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***Sorry for the Hebrew no English site yet***

חזון אחרית הימים: 

http://www.btl.gov.il/About/news/Pages/NewTashlumimNews.aspx   

ברוכים הבאים לאתר התשלומים החדש של המוסד לביטוח לאומי. אתר זה נועד
לאפשר לך לדווח ולשלם למוסד לביטוח לאומי בקלות ובנוחות מירבית. האתר
ניתן להפעלה באמצעות כל הדפדפנים ונתמך גם בטאבלט. כמו כן,
האתר מותאם בנגישות למוגבלי ראיה. אנו מקוים שהאתר החדש ישמש אתכם
לשביעות רצונכם.

***Sorry for the Hebrew no English site yet***

  


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Re: replace string foo to bar AND bar to foo in the same file

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Done, THANK YOU!
  


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replace string foo to bar AND bar to foo in the same file

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Hi,

I know how to: sed -i 's/foo/bar/g' *.txt

But how do I: replace string foo to bar AND bar to foo in the same
file??

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Re: Retooling my mail server

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On 2013-07-23 12:51, Ira Abramov wrote:

  You asked about my list of requirements, so:

1. I have my own mail server, I want to upgrade it. it's time I learn
DKIM, SPF and other tools that didn't exist when I first built it.

2. I want to use more SSL and TLS wherever possible, the NSA are not the
only big brother around.

3. I want to try and detach myself from SAAS I can't control, so I'm
thinking OwnCloud instead of Dropbox, getting back to my own server
rather than waiting for the other shoe to drop at Gmail, etc.

4. I'll still need to manage multiple virtual mail domains. I would very
much require catch-all addresses and mail-EXT@domain extensions because
me and my current users rely heavily on that.

5. I want a modern, web-managed list server.

6. I like managing my mail in tagged conversations rather than
folder-sorted messages. I hope to find a webUI that will do that for me.
I have not yet looked into the latest versions og IMP, roundcube,
squirrel and friends, but I remember they don't offer it.

So if you have insights and recommendations (hopefully ones that don't
involve LDAP which I hate with my guts), I'll appreciate the input :)


You may want to lookup Sogo. & not be so harsh on LDAP :-)
  


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accounting software *free & open source*

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On 2013-07-04 16:45, sara fink wrote:

  I would like to know which accounting software
(besides linet) is accepted by Israeli tax authorities?
  

Me too, but one that is not a proprietary web site, I would like to
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Re: CLI Ripping (was Blu-Ray and Linux)

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Thank you all for the info:-)
  


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CLI Ripping (was Blu-Ray and Linux)

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On 2013-06-27 10:14, Nadav Har'El wrote:
 I also ripped all the "legally-bought"
  CDs and DVDs I had at home (almost a 1000 of them, altogether) and
  now all
  of it is on the hard disk as well.

I should be doing that too. Will appropriate CLI software
recommendations. 

I understand there are CLI programs that can get the mp3/FLAC music
propitiates (artiest, band ...) from the net & the same for
moves. I'm just starting the google God lookup for automating this
task and will be realy happy if you, or anyone else, has a quick
winner. What did you use, regarding file types: i.e. mp3 vs. flac,
mp4/mkv/avi or what ever etc...?

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Re: Choosing a new bank

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Hope you are all lucky to choose your bank for it's linux
compatibility / friendliness :(
  


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Re: Help wanted

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On 2013-06-02 13:14, Ori Idan wrote:

  

  

  

  Hello,

  
  One of my customers is doing Automatic Test Equipment
  for Electronic boards.

Currently most of the tests are written using Linux and
perl.
  

  

  

So you are looking for a 30 years Perl programmer with vast
experience in embedded devices? OR what :-)

  

  

  
  
  I need someone to help me and take over my position there.

  

  

Which is...?
  


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Re: Linux Consultant

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On 2013-05-09 10:37, Mord Behar wrote:

  I was approached by somebody to help out with a Linux
project.
The thing is, I don't know how much to charge (by the hour). I
have not yet finished my bachelor's in CompSci,

What is that linux project?? We need the skill to put the price
  :-) BUT...


General single server (web, mail, backup, F.W.) set up,
  update,configuration, etc., 50$ / Hour of work, not
  googling the job. So... as it is not your day job, or was at one
  point, or you have 'been there done that already', I would say you
  should charge lees. 



Your B.S. has nothing to do with it, but this price is for a
  competent sysadmin i.e.:


 
- If he googles to learn how to do the job, it better be on his
  own time 
  - Has liability / accountability with "real world" experience 
- Mostly has a supervisor and/or professional peers, to check up
  the job as q if needed 



Maybe you better say upfront that this is a side job, charge say
  $ ~40$/Hr. 



* high level: multi-server, security set-ups, etc., charge more,
  But I would not take a guy like you for the job -not just yet,
  maybe in a few  years, no affiance :-)




  


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Re: Online collaboration

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On 2013-04-08 14:52, Mord Behar wrote:

  

  

  
Hi
  I'm looking for an open source solution for
  collaborating on various tasks, mostly graphics
  related.

I have access to a LAMP stack, so installing server-side
software shouldn't be a problem.
  
  The problem is, I don't know what software we need.

We need to have a repository of data, where people can
upload and download the work they've done. It needs to be
tracked and (automatically) documented. It also needs to
have a good user-facing interface, the people using it will
be graphics designers, not programmers.
  
  Any ideas?

Thanks.

Need your definition of collaboration, i.e: more details abut how
you are thinking of working out the "collaborating on various
tasks". And how secure/in-house does it have to be -can you use
google/github as a platform? It's free for small biz & open
source, how many people are you?

If you are thinking of a repository style collaboration, you can go
the "github way". If you  need it in-house see:Gitorious, Gitlab,
Gitolite, Gitosis, Gitweb. OR are you looking for a more "non
programmers"  thing like Owncloud, Sogo, Zimbra.  

Do you wont/need/like a wiki, blog, or something else for docs?

HTH,
v

  


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Re: Advice: horde, roundcube, squirrelmail

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Thanks for your input!

Looks to me they all don't support Hebrew RTL from the web-app. 

With regard to other aspects, I may go the SOGo way, I thought it
may be an over kill, but the general integration & phone/pc/...
looks better. 

I really started from a, simple IMAP/contacts web&||phone GUI,
and will endup with a 'full scale' server integration system.  Said
that, Owncloud looks good too, but lacks email & the calendar
delegation is weak.

Thanks!
 
  


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Advice: horde, roundcube, squirrelmail

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Hi,

Abut to install:  horde, roundcube, squirrelmail on an IMAP server.
I will highly appreciate any comments/insights regarding which &
why is a better solution, especially regarding the use of Hebrew
& the interface on smart phones.

Thanks,
V.
  


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Re: Raspberry PI questions

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On 2013-02-24 16:33, Geoffrey S.
  Mendelson wrote:

Does
  anyone know of a company selling them here? I'm looking for them
  with a reasonable price, e.g. board, cheap shipping and VAT, as
  opposed to board and expensive shipping from out of the country.
  
  
  Second question, which I can't quite find an answer, does the
  model B have 2 separate USB ports, or one USB port spilt with an
  on board hub?
  
  
  Thanks in advance,
  
  
  Geoff.
  

http://www.lion.co.il/h?q=RASPBERRY+PI

http://whatsup.org.il/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=57647&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=raspberry+pi&start=60

  


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Re: XP iso for virtual machine

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On 2013-02-08 01:19, Micha Feigin
  wrote:


  
  I do not know about buying XP, I
believe that it is only still available for some corporate
clients, not individuals. I think that there is a way to migrate
an existing installation to a virtual machine, which may be a
way to use your cd. https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=51203
  

As it appears, the problem is, he has no existing installation to
migrate from. At least not legally.
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Re: XP iso for virtual machine

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On 2013-02-08 00:28, Steve G. wrote:


  I am thinking of running it Windows XP virtual
machine under VirtualBox on Ubuntu. I have a CD, but suspect it
is only for the original Dell it came with.
  

Probably, if it's an OEM version, usually is.

  
Is there any way to get a (legal) copy of WinXP Home Premium
that I can use to install the VM

Yes, you buy a copy, if you can find one. It was phaseout time for
winXP a long time ago, so maybe at yad2 or ebay. You need the
consumer version i.e: not OEM. You may have better lucky with win7/8.

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Re: Off topic, but only a little since it's about hardware

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OK, go it!

The the Galaxy's battery is > 1500 mAh.

Sorry,
:-)
  


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Re: Off topic, but only a little since it's about hardware

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On 2013-01-05 21:53, Shlomo Solomon
  wrote:


  Ther are cheaper ones on e-bay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2800mAh-External-Backup-Battery-Charger-Samsung-Galaxy-Note-GT-N7000-i9220-/110787029613?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item19cb6bea6d

I have a similar one marked as 1500 mAh that gives my Galaxy S a 50-60%
charge. So since this is marked 2800 mAh, I'd guess it would give a
full charge. And it's only $11, including shipping to Israel.

What does the mAh have to do with a full charge? I though that was a
volt thing.

  


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Re: OT - Workflow / BPM / CRM softwares

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On 2013-01-02 11:24, Ariel Bar David wrote:

  Hi,


I'm searching for a workflow/BPM/CRM software for my
  workplace.
Basically the objective is managing processes involving few
  numbers of people that need to confirm all sorts of
  operations, preferably through email or dedicated webpages.
I've looked at BonitaSoft, CuteFlow, and modeling workflow
  in RT and Drupal, and that's the direction.
  

RT is very good as a ticketing system & Bugzilla
is very good for bug tracking. What is closer to your managing
objective is your call. In many case's they are interchangeable -In
the sense that you can use only one of them with good enough results
(vs. using/managing/learning both systems).

HTH



  


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Re: Hardware Database

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On 2012-12-27 15:05, Amichai Rotman wrote:

  Hello,


It would've been nice to start a website where
  people could refer to to find out all the practical issues of
  installing / using FLOSS in Israel:
  

As I see it, the problem is maintaining the site, not the
initialization of it. Are crowd is small, the world is big, English
wise.

  


* A hardware DB where they can look up a device by
  category (i.e. Motherboard) and check the compatibility sorted
  by distro etc.
  

Google it, coping vendor specifications to the site is probably, not
the idea, and if there are no vendor specifications are are site
will have less then the net.

  


* A list of Israeli Linux friendly vendors
  (including vendors outside Israel that are willing to ship
  their products to Israel hustle free).
  

There are one and a half  Pre-installed Linux PC/Laptops ready for
shipment. But, by the time one of us gets an experience of the
ordeal, it will not be relevant to another. First two in
http://linuxpreloaded.com ie. System76, ZaReason are the famous
ones, don't know if and how it gets to IL, but even if I did it
would probably not be relevant to the next guys' purchase. How often
do we as a community do that? We would be better of just searching
"Pre Installed Linux Desktop" & contacting one off the sites
from http://linuxpreloaded.com.

  


* Distro specific Installation Guides, pointing
  out any common pitfalls.
  

There are tones of sites for that, sum in Hebrew, which I think is a
shame because of the reasons above. Computer installations is
English it would be better if all those sites would do only the
Hebrew specific sitings & problem solving.    

  


Such sites might exist out there in the Net, 
  

Yep, we have a lot of redundancy, we do not need to duplicate the
web.

  
but none of them are Israeli  specific or in
  Hebrew and don't hold all the a fore mentioned features in one
  place...
  

Face it  IT/SYSADMIN is in English.  

  
Another plus is the fact that the content will be
  socially contributed - by the users themselves.
  

That will be nice.


  
What do you think?
  

See in line :-)

  

  

  

  

  

Amichai Rotman
 Penguin - FLOSS Computer Service and
  Technical Consulting
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Re: Motherboards for new Ubuntu install

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On 2012-12-25 23:00, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
There
  was time you pay a premium and buy a Linux computer, such as a VA.
  Linux, Dells with their own Linux distro, etc, but I think they
  are long gone.
  

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/11/dell-releases-powerful-well-supported-linux-ultrabook/

;-)

  


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Re: Disappointed by IBA, again

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On 2012-12-08 15:50, Steve G. wrote:


  1. We might not care about their bad TV, but THEY
DO. Notice that I wanted to listen to radio. 

So it is still a valid complaint, and one that the IBA, as a
customer facing institution, funded by tax money paid by
everyone, should want to address.

  

Let us also not allow the best to become the enemy of the
  good. The fact that there are other places to complain about
  should not stop us from addressing the current problem and
  issue.



  2. Give me/us the address to complain to the NII and I will
  write them as well. Maybe one address for the tech support
  guys, and another for consumer complaints.


3. While I agree with you on the priority, the usage level,
  in my eyes, is vastly different. We use the NII , online, a
  few times a year at most, while, if we listen to Israeli radio
  or watch TV shows, you'd use the site several times a day at
  least.



As you know, the multiple of the level of nuisance and
  its probability is what adds up to impact, so it may well be
  that IBA, a minor frequent nuisance, is more pressing than the
  rare, more serious one of the NII.
  

This is not a one site vs. another doing a favor for a small user
groups. It's about a general law, rule, norm that should have been
developed in the social/political realm. If it would have been, the
country, private business, general public, would have ADHERE TO
STANDARDS (as you wrote), and restrain from using solutions that
require people to use proprietary, paid for or not devices/software.
needless to say that in a few rare cases with really good reason
there may be exceptions to this -probably what the dunces in NII
& IBA see in there case, if they can see at all.

I think it is all water under the bridge now. More and more users
including the management of the sites themselves are using Droids,
chromes etc. and are getting bit daily by there incompetent
solutions. I would think they are on top of the problem, of fixing
the sites, as budget permits. On the other hand they're way behind
at understanding, let alone admitting, there wrong doing that got
them & us to this state in the first place. We could scream
harder or differently in the next run, but I doubt it -regretfully
we are not pros in the political realm:-)

Have a Good Week!

  


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Re: Disappointed by IBA, again

[vordoo]

  
  
On 2012-12-08 11:08, Steve G. wrote:

  Why don't we ALL send email such as this to these
collective of dunces, until we can get some satisfaction?


  
It is not like the IBA is a global leader in their
  broadcast technology, they are just a bunch of lazy
  incompetents who can't manage to open their services to all
  sections of society because of thoughtlessness and lack
  of thoughtfulness. 

  

Because they are dunces & we don't care that much abut TV, in
particular mostly bad  TV.

If at all start a fight, I would vote for the National Insurance
Institute of Israel, looks to me higher in the "has to be accessible
to all" list.

Thats my 2c :-)

  


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Re: OT: creating disk image from existing disk for VirtualBox

[vordoo]

  
  

On 2012-12-07 01:07, Doron Shikmoni
  wrote:


  

  On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 9:26 PM, David
Suna 
wrote:

   This is somewhat off topic as it does
not directly address Linux but it does have some
relevance to free software.

I have an old hard disk which ran Windows XP.  I would
like to turn that into something that I can run as a
virtualbox client.  Does anyone know how I would go
about doing that?
  


  https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Migrate_Windows
  

  
  

Yep, that's the official way, you can also use the vmware migration
tool. Usually cloning -dd/ghosting, won't work without running a
migration tool on the OS beforehand. The 'whole thing' is called
P2V, so you can google if you get in trouble;-) 

If you have only got the original HD, it's best to attach it to a
similar as possible motherboard to the original it was installed on,
and boot directly into safe mode(F8) -in order to run the migration
tool. I would have an extra copy of the HD before I start the game.

Good Luck!

  


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Re: Home made NAS

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On 2012-12-05 12:31, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:

  
As a word of warning, it is usually better to link to the actual paper
(quite a famous one in this case),
http://research.google.com/archive/disk_failures.pdf, and not to a
blog about it by someone who mixes up mean and median (he is honest
enough to acknowledge it after it was pointed out to him, but the text
was not changed).


As a word of warning ;-) I actually prefer the blog link as I can
easily Google the original "famous paper". This way I got to read a
good blog sum-up + threads on the paper too.

Different strokes to earn the world.

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Re: Home made NAS

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On 2012-12-05 12:48, Geoffrey S.
  Mendelson wrote:

BTW,
  in an unrelated discussion somewhere else two days ago, several
  professional sysadmins I know recommended OpenIndiana (an open
  source fork of Solaris) and ZFS for home NAS's.
  
  
  Geoff
Yep, I like OpenIndiana/ZFS. But, the recommended 64-bit sys & a
lot of RAM, kind of kills the "give the old HW new life" thing :-)
& new HW for that setup may be an overkill for home usage.


  


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Re: Home made NAS

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On 2012-12-04 13:37, Mord Behar wrote:


  

  
So in my opinion, unless you're completely broke, and/or
treating this
as nothing more than an educational experience, building a
NAS out of
old equipment is waste of your energy.
  
  
Unless you hook them up to a Raspberry Pi. That is silent,
takes very little electricity and can probably do what you
want.
  

  

Raspberry Pi takes care only of the CPU/board part not the price -in
time&money, of inefficiently running a bunch of old H.D's &
there controllers. 

In my view the small Raspberry Pi form is less significant in this
case, though it is the cool thing in town. I would advocate an Arm
board more similar to the W.D. Book & other designs. In IL,
money wise, At less then $200 you are probably better-of just baying
it of the shelf, unless you need the flexibility of your personal
design (the education part can be done on a VM ;-)




  


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Re: Home made NAS

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On 2012-12-04 10:43, David Suna wrote:

  
  
  I have a bunch of old machines lying around which are currently
  just collecting dust.  I would like to collect the disks from all
  of them, put them together into a single server to act as a file
  server / NAS on our home network.  There would probably be a
  combination of IDE and SATA drives.  
Make sure the TCO of running an old machine + lots of old HD's, is
not more then buying a cheep green M.B. + 1or2 green HD.
That said, ...
What would you recommend as the best way to achieve
  this (with minimal cash outlay).  The home network is a mixed
  Windows and Linux environment so I assume I would run Linux on the
  new server and provide access to the disks via SAMBA.  
Yep, you can RAID(1,5,10,6) the HD's as appropriate (i.e. see:
selecting a RAID sys. on any wiki) and put LVM2 on top of that for
use with SAMBA on a minimal stable Linux distro. If you need more,
fancy file system btfs/zfs or iSCSI, FTP, NFS, it may be
faster/better to go with a dedicated distro, checkout: OpenIndiana,
FreeNas, Nexentastor, Openfiler.

For now the main function of the server would be to
  serve as a place to do backups.  I have never done anything with
  RAID so I don't know if that is something that I should take into
  consideration (especially as the disks are of varying sizes).

Yes, you should select the best RAID sys for the H.D's size and
condition, S.M.A.R.T is your friend. Remember RAID is not a
  backup! 
 
  Any information, suggestions or pointers would be appreciated.  I
  am viewing this as a learning experience (in addition to making
  use of old hardware for a positive purpose).

For a  learning experience checkout: OpenIndiana, FreeNas,
Nexentastor, Openfiler ,see there implantation-points and D.I.Y.

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Re: Is forbidding concurrent ssh sessions a good idea?

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On 11/12/2012 12:51 PM, Nadav Har'El
  wrote:


  On Mon, Nov 12, 2012, Elazar Leibovich wrote about "Re: Is forbidding concurrent ssh sessions a good idea?":

  
While I can certainly see what's broken with it for using a regular
computer, whose stability I do not value much, and while there are
difficulties this may cause, do you see anything specific that will break
in the use case of a production server?

  
  
Let me offer another completely different idea, without any kills and
similar tricks: End your ~/.profile with "screen -R -D"

What will this do?

The login shell will start screen(1), and let the admin work in it.
If another admin logs in, he doesn't just kill the existing session - he
also takes over the existing instance of "screen", and can see what the
other admin was in the middle of doing.

+1 for screen, but maybe without the kill stuff. If there is a
screen session going on, spring-up a new user session with a MOD
notification, this way the admin can coordinate killing his
colleague or working simultaneously, if the job permits.   

   

This "screen" will also allow the admin to have multiple screens - which
you prevent him from doing with several separate sshs, so he'll
appreciate "screen" anyway.

If you don't know screen(1), I suggest you learn it - it is an
absolutely wonderful tool.





  


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Re: where to host web server

[vordoo]

  
  
Hi,

You can use  the free Google App Engine (GAE), like these guys did:


http://www.udacity.com/overview/Course/cs253/CourseRev/apr2012


http://gigaom.com/cloud/google-app-engine-is-ready-for-primetime-says-reddithipmunk-co-founder/

If your main rational is: Getting programs online involves a lot
  of sysadmin stuff that’s a giant pain. 

I do think part of your rational, for

 wanting it off
campus in the first place, is false.
1. You are the institute overseeing the course i.e: you are
responsible for the trouble the servers may cause, to the same
extent if they are located         on or off campus.
2. Surely you guys can isolate an on campus web server from the
internal network, as if it was hosted out side.

HTH,
-V  
  


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Re: USB Mug Warmer [OT]

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 @ 5 volt and 0.5A, we get 2.5 Watt. 
So... It may keep it hot a bit longer, I would think that placing
the cup in front of the PC outlet fan may do more. But it does looks
cool!   

On 08/19/2012 07:38 AM, Dan Shimshoni
  wrote:


  Hi,

Did anyone have a real experience with  Mug Warmer USB gadget?
I mean, except for the fun of it, did anybody try to
heat and drink tea with it ?

It seems to me that it does not get higher temperatures
than 40-50 Celsssius ? is it good enough?

just for example,
Satzuma USB Mug Warmer,

http://ksp.co.il/?uin=15311

rgs
DS

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CLI rss/atom reader with RTL?

[vordoo]

  
  
Looking for a Newsbeuter with RTL Hebrew support. OR tips/help on
coding an add-on to do that.

Thanks!

  


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Re: [Test Message] Ignore or Acknowledge

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On 07/18/2012 02:09 PM, Shlomi Fish wrote:
OK, I now see that this message arrived at the mailing list and was 
displayed at the archives almost instantly. However, an earlier E-mail 
that I had sent from my home (and preferred) address of 
shlo...@shlomifish.org did not arrive. So there appears to be a 
problem with the mailing list or its underlying server's E-mail 
configuration. Ely, can you please investigate? Regards, — Shlomi Fish
Yep, on the 14/06/2012 09:49 AM, my reply to the mail with the subject 
"OT: clean out your junkpile (suff wanted)" did not get through for some 
reason too.


HTH,

Sorry for wrong subject line in the other email.

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Re: OT: clean out your junkpile (suff wanted)

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On 07/18/2012 02:09 PM, Shlomi Fish wrote:
OK, I now see that this message arrived at the mailing list and was 
displayed at the archives almost instantly. However, an earlier E-mail 
that I had sent from my home (and preferred) address of 
shlo...@shlomifish.org did not arrive. So there appears to be a 
problem with the mailing list or its underlying server's E-mail 
configuration. Ely, can you please investigate? Regards, — Shlomi Fish
Yep, on the 14/06/2012 09:49 AM, my reply to the mail with the subject 
"OT: clean out your junkpile (suff wanted)" did not get through for some 
reason too.


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Re: bash wget script problem

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Sorry, I messed up the Error message. I did have an: "!", in the
original pass but changed it to "1234" for the problem debugging. 

with:
wget -O - http://admin:"1234"@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp
wget -O - http://admin:1234@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp

The error is: 
Connecting to 192.168.1.1:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 401 Unauthorized
Failed writing HTTP request: Bad file descriptor.

On 05/07/2012 04:21 PM, Nadav Har'El wrote:

  On Sun, May 06, 2012, vordoo wrote about "Re: bash wget script problem":

  
wget -O - http://admin:1234@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp => bash:
1234@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp: event not found

  
  
I think we're missing something here - maybe you didn't actually write
1234, but a password containing an exclamation point ("!")? 
The "event not found" suggests there is an explanation point: Look at
this:

$ bash
$ echo hi!hello
bash: !hello: event not found
$ echo "hi!hello"
bash: !hello": event not found
$ echo hi\!hello
hi!hello
$ password="hi!hello"
bash: !hello": event not found
$ password="hi\!hello"
$ echo $password
hi\!hello

So, as you can see, bash sucks seriously in this regard - it forces you
to quote the "!", but then you are left with that quote...

The good news, is that this suckiness only happens for interactive
shells, not in shell scripts. In an interactive shell, you can use "set +H"
to disable this behavior:

$ set +H
$ password="hi!hello"
$ echo $password
hi!hello





  


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Re: bash wget script problem

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On 05/06/2012 03:15 PM, Nadav Har'El wrote:

On Sun, May 06, 2012, vordoo wrote about "bash wget script problem":
Please, don't send here HTML mail...

Yep sorry.



 Got a working script, on an ubuntu box, that will not run on arch.
 It stops on:
ip_page=$(wget -q -O - 
http://$router_username:$router_pass@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp)

What does "not run" or "stop" actually mean?
Do you get an error? It hangs? Or what?
It's a quick script, <10sec - on Ubuntu. With arch on same pc it will 
run for 2m25s and finish OK -BUT with wrong output. With bash -x I see 
the ip_page is empty, ie: wget is not working.


Trying the wget part from bash [version 4.2.24(2)-release 
(i686-pc-linux-gnu)] prompt with various deferent options, "to protect 
the password"  including your suggestion below will not work:


wget -O - http://admin:1234@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp => bash: 
1234@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp: event not found


wget -O - "http://admin:1234@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp"; => bash: 
1234@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp: event not found


wget -O - http://admin:'1234'@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp => 
--2012-05-06 21:50:50--  
http://admin:*password*@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp

Connecting to 192.168.1.1:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 401 Unauthorized
Failed writing HTTP request: Bad file descriptor.
Retrying.

wget -O - "http://admin:'1234'@192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp" => bash: 
1234: event not found


I can get the page OK, in a browser.

Thanks!


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Re: [JOB OFFER] Junior/Mid-Senior Linux/UNIX system administrator for an integration company

[vordoo]

On 03/21/2012 11:09 AM, Imri Zvik wrote:

  Hi,

The company I work for (Oasis Technologies - You can read more about
the company at: http://www.oasis-tech.net/)  is currently looking for
junior/mid-senior system administrator for it's Linux/UNIX &
  

The list below dos not look so  junior to me. 
Let's not waist time, what is the salary.  ~ Grosso Modo +/- Just to
clarify how senior is senior.

Thanks.

  Middleware professional services team.

Requirements from candidate:

1. At least 2 years of proven Linux/Unix servers administration experience in
a production environment (Linux and Solaris are a must), including
installation, configuration, maintenance,
troubleshooting and tuning.

2. Experience with writing shell scripts - A must.

3. Experience with writing perl scripts - A must.

4. Experience with complex TCP/IP environments (including, but not limited to,
subnets,vlans,routing, load balancing, firewalls, etc) - A must.

5. Familiarity with the following protocols/frameworks, and experience with
administrating at least one implementation of said protocols/framework:
	* SMTP/IMAP/POP3
	* Radius
	* DNS
	* SNMP
	* HTTP
* CGI
	* SQL
* LDAP

6. Hands-on experience with virtualization (Vmware, KVM) - A must.

7. Experience with Cacti - Advantage.

8. Experience with storage systems/infrastructure - Big advantage.

9. Experience with backup systems/infrastructure - Big advantage.

10. Experience with developing Java web based applications - Advantage.

11. Valid driver's licence - A must.  .

This is a full time gig, *including on-call rotation 24/7/365*.
We are not interested in out sourcing this position.

The job includes working on various customers sites (In the
geographical area of Gadera - Hedera).

If you are interested, please send your CV to me, off-list.
If you have questions regarding the job or the company, please contact
me off-list.
If you know someone, who isn't subscribed to this mailing list, who
might be interested, please feel free to forward this mail.

-- imriz

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Re: Equivalent to MS/ACCESS

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The mysql part was left out:
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/doityourself-it-guy/diy-connect-libreoffice-base-to-a-mysql-database/1386


On 03/16/2012 04:05 PM, vordoo wrote:
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/doityourself-it-guy/diy-create-easy-to-use-databases-with-libreoffice-base/1315
  
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/doityourself-it-guy/diy-create-data-entry-forms-for-databases-in-libreoffice-base/1331
  
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/doityourself-it-guy/diy-create-a-database-form-in-libreoffice-base-design-view/1352
  
  
HTH,
  
  
On 03/16/2012 01:37 PM, geoffrey mendelson wrote:
  
  Hi,


I'm looking to do something that is easy in MS Access on a Linux system
(using FOSS preferably).


I have a RIGHT TO LEFT XLS file containing some fields that are
English, some that are Hebrew and some that are mixed text. I would
like to create an SQL database of that file with the least
understanding of SQL, basically a point and click front end is what I
need.


Then I want to do the same thing with a LEFT TO RIGHT English CSV file
of similar information.


Once I have those, I want to be able to search, produce reports and
compare (as in tell me all in one but not the other) and so on. All
with a point and click interface.


Any suggestions.


Thanks in advance,


Geoff.


  
  
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Re: Equivalent to MS/ACCESS

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http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/doityourself-it-guy/diy-create-easy-to-use-databases-with-libreoffice-base/1315
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/doityourself-it-guy/diy-create-data-entry-forms-for-databases-in-libreoffice-base/1331
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/doityourself-it-guy/diy-create-a-database-form-in-libreoffice-base-design-view/1352

HTH,

On 03/16/2012 01:37 PM, geoffrey mendelson wrote:

Hi,

I'm looking to do something that is easy in MS Access on a Linux 
system (using FOSS preferably).


I have a RIGHT TO LEFT XLS file containing some fields that are 
English, some that are Hebrew and some that are mixed text. I would 
like to create an SQL database of that file with the least 
understanding of SQL, basically a point and click front end is what I 
need.


Then I want to do the same thing with a LEFT TO RIGHT English CSV file 
of similar information.


Once I have those, I want to be able to search, produce reports and 
compare (as in tell me all in one but not the other) and so on. All 
with a point and click interface.


Any suggestions.

Thanks in advance,

Geoff.



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Re: linux mapi server

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Because, IMHO, Sogo is better!
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10894

On 02/07/2012 01:11 AM, Maxim Nikolaev wrote:

Hi
Why not to use Zimbra? It has open source edition and with z-push you 
can synchronize it with mobile.


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Re: partly ot: gvim hebew is inverted (at least in xp).

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>- Original Message - 
>From: "Baruch Siach"  

>Even emacs doesn't do BiDi (yet). Adding BiDi support makes the code much more 
>complicated. 

Even...??? are you starting a holy war :-) 
Emacs-24.0.50 installed from the git-repository does it OK, AFAIKS. 
More at: 
http://beresheit.blogspot.com/2010/07/hebrew-and-bidi-text-in-emacs24.html 

HTH 



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Re: I have an unused shrink-wrapped router I want to sell

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I hope it is not shrink-wrapped, for real, as it will keep the moisture in. 
Moisture will cause corrosion & || rust. 
HTH! 

- Original Message - 
From: "Stan Goodman"  
To: "Linux-IL"  
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2011 5:52:15 PM (GMT+0200) Auto-Detected 
Subject: I have an unused shrink-wrapped router I want to sell 

It is a D-Link DIR-615, a wireless N 300 router, still virgin and shrink- 
wrapped, and I want to sell it. 

This is not a modem-router combo, but if you need an ADSL/Cable modem 
("Pre-owned", works fine) ai can sell you. 

-- 
Stan Goodman 
Qiryat Tiv'on 
Israel 

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Hebrew on Slackware 9.1

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Hi,  
  
I have never install/used Hebrew on my Linux sys.  
  
I'm abut to install a new slackware 9.1 sys. 
and would like to have Hebrew working on it later on.
  
First I got to get the computer up & running so I
would appreciate any recommendations on what to select
at set up time (Israel keyboard? Hebrew keyboard? &
what so ever) so my Hebrew setup later will be fast &
easy.
 
I would like Hebrew on the console as well as window
mangers as Blackbox etc. 
(I understand that on KDE it is simpler) 
 
Thanks, 
Jeff

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C to Z hard drives ( C copy’s) on win sys.

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Hi,

I have successfully installed Linux as a dull boot sys, on one H.D. 20Gb/2
with grub as the boot loader.
Linux side works good but booting to my old win/me I get C to Z hard drives
all are copy’s off my old C disk.
what do I do?

Thanks, Jeff



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