Larry,
I have a pair of wireless modems that will probably do 19.2 K baud full
duplex over several hundred feet. I cut 'em some descent antennas for
outdoor placement, which might extend the rang a bit. A pair of yagis would
do even better. I have the schematic and wallwarts too. Just never got
a
I don't know how enlightening I can be, but I will forward the (html
formatted) NuSphere e-mail newsletter to the group if given permission to do
so. I have to hit the sack to be at work at 6 so I haven't had a chance to
check out the MySQL site yet. My gut (and I am not an open source true
believ
On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 06:49:44PM -0700, Dennis Soper wrote:
>
>Hi all,
>
>Would anyone happen to know where EFN keeps their mailing list
>archives? I need to get a message from one of the Growers Market
>mailing lists that accidentally got deleted from my local machine.
>
http://lists.efn.or
Here again? I presume so. All wanting to hit my place again are welcome to
start arriving around 6:30. Um.. pizza order goes in by 8:30. I need 8 heads
@ $3 each by then to get the usual two pizzas. If we've got a dozen heads
like last week then we can go for 3 pizzas if everyone wants some. Ca
On Wed, 15 Aug 2001, Dennis Soper wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Would anyone happen to know where EFN keeps their mailing list
> archives? I need to get a message from one of the Growers Market
> mailing lists that accidentally got deleted from my local machine.
You might want to try the *get* and *i
Hi all,
Would anyone happen to know where EFN keeps their mailing list
archives? I need to get a message from one of the Growers Market
mailing lists that accidentally got deleted from my local machine.
Cheers,
Dennis
"Custard pies are a sort of esperanto: a universal language."
I should also clarify, if they are from two different providers, there is no
way known by me!, to do this.
Apparently one can get something like portable ip addresses, read that thread
I just sent. However, for most people, bgp is the way to do it.
Although, I do know that some telecommunication
First there is the problem of dns.
If your dns entry only points to one ip, then to switch that can take up to
four days. Effect: no instant fail over.
If you have two ips in your dns, then you have to consider the possibility
that some users will get one IP address, and some will get the other
2 different providers.
Theres gotta be some way to do this. I have a couple hundred domains
the requests will be coming in for. I'm trying to find a way to continue
to serve pages/mail for these domains, even if provider 1 goes down for ~2
hrs (has happened about once a month since I've been h
On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 04:20:39PM -0700, Ben Barrett wrote:
> I just switched (had a problem with and old sshd in the path's forefront
> after compiling and installing the latest OpenSSH!),
You did use the "portable code" and not the OpenBSD code, right?
What configure args/environment variabl
On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 04:24:39PM -0700, Christopher Maujean wrote:
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> I want to rebuild my network to look something like:
>
> { internet {T1} } +---{ backup (failover) internet {1Mg IDSL} }
>| |
> { thing.premierelink.com firewall/Primary DN
I want to rebuild my network to look something like:
{ internet {T1} } +---{ backup (failover) internet {1Mg IDSL} }
| |
{ thing.premierelink.com firewall/Primary DNS]---{ internal office net }
|
+
This might be the monkey in the middle attack that dsniff contained a tool
for exploiting. But I'm not sure...
Tim
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> Ben Barrett
> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 4:21 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sub
I just switched (had a problem with and old sshd in the path's forefront
after compiling and installing the latest OpenSSH!), but now my password
is no longer accepted. I presume that I have some other problem (have had
weird and improper behaviour of shadow file!!!), and I wish linux would
work
On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 10:12:59AM -0700, Bob Miller wrote:
> I hear that ssh1 is deprecated -- not secure enough. Ssh2 is better,
> at least if you run the latest rev of OpenSSH.
>
> But that's all I know. Can somebody tell me more? How is ssh1
> insecure? What's required to migrate to ssh2?
does anyone know of any cheap radio pcmcia cards, or even just cheap radio
boards that can work from a serial port?
would like bandwidth of 9600 > x > 28800, 802.11 would be nice, being able
to switch frequencies from software would be good.
But i'd settle for what's possible ;-)
Also has anybo
Wow. Is this the first case of this kind? If/when you find out more please
enlighten us.
Tim
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> Dennis J. Eberl
> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 1:03 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [EUG-LUG:22
Well, cramming made me miss the NuSphere seminar up in Portland this
morning. Big deal.
Of note, however, is an e-mail from NuSphere, an outfit that packages an
easy install of Apache, Perl, PHP4, and MySQL along with (I haven't seen
them) some improvements like "MySQL Enhanced" and "PHPeD" to cr
I was wondering if anyone else is planning on heading North this
evening... sounds like a good meeting; I've been wondering about making
my own "distro" for a while now : )
ben
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On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 10:22:16AM -0700, Justin Bengtson wrote:
> i run an iptables firewall at home that routes for two computers. we play a
> few games with people outside the firewall with my computer acting as the
> server. my internal network is 10.0.0.0/28 and my computer's ip is
> 10.0.0
i run an iptables firewall at home that routes for two computers. we play a
few games with people outside the firewall with my computer acting as the
server. my internal network is 10.0.0.0/28 and my computer's ip is
10.0.0.14. the support docs for the games we play tell me to open port 4000
to
I hear that ssh1 is deprecated -- not secure enough. Ssh2 is better,
at least if you run the latest rev of OpenSSH.
But that's all I know. Can somebody tell me more? How is ssh1
insecure? What's required to migrate to ssh2? Which authentication
schemes are good or bad?
Pointers to web pages
did i try installing better memory? no, because i put the 750 chip into my
KT7A with the PC133 ram. if the 600 runs at 133 FSB stable, the 750 should
also (well, theoretically...)
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