Hey all,
At the radio station I'm involved with in the north of the county, we have
various machines that need to power on after power failure.
The radio playout software depends on a MySQL server running in a CentOS
VM, which in turn runs on top of WinServer2k8. The audio for the playout
softwar
Mad idea,
Im involved with a radio station, that has currently no tech program. DLUG
has members who are very much involved with tech, but not involved with a
radio station
DLUG has pub meets
So, DLUGFM?
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Hi all,
Is anyone based up the north end of Dorset/Sherborne way?
For my sins, I'm involved with a community radio station (Abbey104) and I'm
in need of a second pair of eyes for some of the stations ubuntu systems.
If youre interested email me off list.
Ta
~Dan
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>>
> You are not ready for it yet. Once the road is completed BT will come
> along and dig it up to plant the Fibre for the Olympics network.
Seems to be that whoever is uilding the road and southern gas networks
have coordinated to dig up all the roads at the same time, making
things even worse.
> Not even then. On the other hand, it seems to have been a wonderful
> idea to cause complete chaos by overhauling the roads with a new
> layout that doesn't even make sense - and what's more, we're not just
> being told conflicting stories over it, when it'll be done/opened, but
> now it seems th
On 13 November 2010 14:29, John Cooper wrote:
> On 13/11/10 14:10, Peter Merchant wrote:
>
>> After reading this article in the telegraph today
>>
>> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/8126181/UK-will-run-out-of-web-addresses-by-2012.html
>>
>> About Vint Cerf saying that the Uk will
As an aside, I downloaded the Kubuntu 10.04 image on my headless debian box.
Using my mothers laptop to burn it, but WinSCP is the easiest way of getting
files off a box on windows I've found if SSH is installed.
~Dan
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> > I would have tried going straight from 8.04 LTS to 10.04 LTS myself if
> > Ralph hadn't pointed out to me that Ubuntu explicitly state that it
> > won't work.
>
I think I was running on too much wishful thinking, going between 2 LTS
versions I thought it would be a doddle. Evidently not, I ha
Finally decided to upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04 (got bored of the update
manager nagging me :])
Anyway, after a day of waiting for all the packages to download, towards the
end of the update it bombs out due to the non-free nvidia drivers. Now I'm
scared to reboot...
Any advice?
~Dan
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On 12 September 2010 11:56, jr wrote:
> On 12 September 2010 11:42, Robert Bronsdon wrote:
> > It gets the public accustomed to collecting evidence, dubious accuracy.
> > against their peers.
> >
> > It makes people accustomed, to aiding in the prosecution of their peers,
> in
> > the process of
It appears Ralph is a glutton for punishment
~Dan
On 25 Aug 2010 20:43, "Peter Merchant" wrote:
I wondered if there was a linux equivalent to Laplink, and Amazon offers
one called PCsync that mentions linux under the OS's available. Reviews
are dead against it, and it seems to be USB based. And
CDBurner XP is the only decent dvd/cd burning software I've found for
windows
~Dan
On 22 Aug 2010 14:27, "Simon O'Riordan"
wrote:
So the wedding DVD has been edited in Kdenlive, authored in DeVeDe and
written by Brasero.
That's all the region 2's done.
What about the USA relatives?
I could buy
On 19 April 2010 22:15, David wrote:
>> On Mon, 19 Apr 2010 21:29:56 +0100, da...@noroutetohost.net said:
>>
>>> a tour of the C4L facilities
>>
>> What's C4L?
>>
>
> C4L are a provider of colocation, transit, virtual and physical Dedicated
> Servers, etc
>
> The C4L website is http://www.c4l.co.u
On 3 February 2010 17:22, Terry Coles wrote:
> 'We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to require
> publicly-funded bodies, in light of the Government's newly
> published Open Source policy, to fully explore free and open
> source software before choosing proprietary systems
As a suggestion as well, try turning off simple file sharing in windows. It
tends to cause a lot of problems
The option can be found in control panel > folder options > advanced. If I
remember right its towards the bottom of the options tree. You need to have
a password set as it will ask for auth
You need the 'Client for Microsoft Windows networks' (or something named
very similar to that) for XP to be able to access file shares. It's a
protocol in the nic config pane
Cheers,
Dan
On Sep 30, 2009 8:50 PM, "Peter Merchant" wrote:
In the last few weeks, I can't say exactly when, my smb co
2009/7/23 Simon O'Riordan :
> I think the ideal programme would scan the hard drive and count
> instances of all the filenames it found.
> Any instance count greater than 1 would generate a log entry in a text file.
> You could just leave it running in the background; perhaps it could pop
> up a me
John,
> This might smart a bit
> for hard core fundamentalist free software nerds, but our world is as
> much political as doing the right thing so fine by me.
>From your previous posts to the DLUG list, I was given the impression
that you were/are one of these fundamentalist nerds ;)
~D
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On Sun, Mar 01, 2009 at 12:12:48PM +, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> As planned, I've today subscribed mail-archive.com to this Dorset LUG
> list. Posts from now on will be archived there and publically readable
> by anyone, including Google. This is the test message. :-)
>
> Mailman's
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