On Wed, Jun 09, 2004 at 07:53:19PM -0700, Bob Miller wrote:
> > Unbelievable... maybe I'll have a chance to meet him...
>
> I met Linus coming out of a restroom once. I said "hi" and he just
> smiled and nodded. It wasn't until after he was past me that I
> realized that he had no clue who I am.
On Wed, Jun 09, 2004 at 07:11:04PM -0700, Mr O wrote:
> Whoop-de-do. Not like he probably hasn't spent a good deal of
> time in Oregon already at the OSDL. Celebrities are people too.
> I don't bother them because I'm sure they just want go on with
> their days. A simple "hi, how are you?" is more
On Wed, Jun 09, 2004 at 03:26:20PM -0700, larry wrote:
> I'm in the process of looking at some solutions for 3d party DNS
> and I'd like to hear any opinions/anecdotes/experiences you might have
> had regarding
> such services.
>
> ones I've looked at so far
http://www.dhs.org/
I had good luck
I was just trying to get 2.6.6. to treat the Promise card the way 2.4.20 did.
It's not to be, I'm afraid.
Now it's off to my next project.
Thanks
Mr O ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> If you are on softraid I'd make sure you didn't compile in
> support for IDE RAID controllers and be sure to compi
That's what I did. BLK_DEV_PCD202XX_NEW sees the card but not the drives.
BLK_DEV_PDC202XX_OLD sees the card and the drives but not the fact that they
are mirrored. IDEDMA_PCI_AUTO is set in either case. I'll stay with 2.4.20,
for now.
Maybe the kernel guys gave up on Promise beyond using it ju
If you are on softraid I'd make sure you didn't compile in
support for IDE RAID controllers and be sure to compile in
support for the chipset as just an IDE controller. Then add in
support for software raid and raid 1. While you check that I'll
grab the latest 2.6 for my Slack box and see what I ca
On Wed, Jun 09, 2004 at 02:29:34PM -0700, Jason wrote:
> Hey list:
>
> I'm looking for a cheapo network print server along
> the lines of the netgear:
>
> http://netgear.com/products/prod_details.php?prodID=143&view=hm
>
> Anyone have anything good or bad to say about this or
> other similar dev
Bob Crandell wrote:
> 2.4.20 detected the mirror. 2.6.6 doesn't. Are you saying I have to convert
> their data drive to a different kind of raid?
I didn't say you have to, I said I thought it might be the low-pain
route. I got rid of my Promise card before I converted to a 2.6
kernel, so I don
Here are two messages I recieved:
N + 102 Jun 09 Kevin Brantley ( 0.7K) A few more quick questions
N + 103 Jun 09 Safari Books Online ( 0.5K) Disregard email request to
I'm wondering two things:
1. Did anyone else get these?
2. The address was some 3-letter .net domain, the type usu
2.4.20 detected the mirror. 2.6.6 doesn't. Are you saying I have to convert
their data drive to a different kind of raid?
Mr O ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Is that just a controller card? Using softraid? Compiled Raid 1
> in the kernel? Not a module Bob ;) Try "raidstart /dev/md0"?
>
>
> --- B
Or SuSE? Since Red Hat made this decision and Novell bought SuSE, I've
started looking at SuSE. The install seems much better thought out. The
administration tools, YaST, might be an improvement. There are lots of
simularities if you are used to RH.
It's going to be hard giving up Slackware th
No and about half the time, yes. Of course everybody gets
excited over something trivial to somebody else so don't blame
me.
--- perdurabo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd ask you if you've ever been called a dick, but the answer
> seems
> obvious. Do you ever post non-sarcastic/bitchy posts?
>
Ken Barber wrote:
> Unbelievable... maybe I'll have a chance to meet him...
I met Linus coming out of a restroom once. I said "hi" and he just
smiled and nodded. It wasn't until after he was past me that I
realized that he had no clue who I am.
The restroom was at LinuxWorldExpo 1999, San Jose
I hate Promise controllers.
Is there good data on the drives? If not, then I suggest you
configure a software RAID. If there is, then you might want to stay
on kernel 2.4.20 until you can migrate the data off the promise and
onto a "dumb" IDE controller configured with a software RAID0.
Mr. O c
I'd ask you if you've ever been called a dick, but the answer seems
obvious. Do you ever post non-sarcastic/bitchy posts?
~per
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004 19:11:04 -0700 (PDT), Mr O <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Whoop-de-do. Not like he probably hasn't spent a good deal of
> time in Oregon already at t
> You're getting 'geowanked'. Your firewall appears on
> http://www.wigle.net/
> Also reference http://lists.burri.to/pipermail/geowanking/
> I prefer http://chicken.burri.to
>
Umm actually, I've only had the current IPaddr for a little more than a week
and have not connected the wireless during
On Wednesday 09 June 2004 18:37, perdurabo wrote:
> Forgive my ignorance here. Is there a (semi)legal way to obtain
> a recent version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux?
Whitebox LInux. They took the RHEL 3 sources and compiled it
themselves.
Ken
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Is that just a controller card? Using softraid? Compiled Raid 1
in the kernel? Not a module Bob ;) Try "raidstart /dev/md0"?
--- Bob Crandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried installing the new kernel on a good working system
> with 2.4.20. It
> detects the card and the drives but i
Slackware current? I don't think you can download RHEL. Not sure
RH would even consider an evaluation copy. That might be worth
asking about though.
--- perdurabo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Forgive my ignorance here. Is there a (semi)legal way to
> obtain a
> recent version of Red Hat Enterpris
Whoop-de-do. Not like he probably hasn't spent a good deal of
time in Oregon already at the OSDL. Celebrities are people too.
I don't bother them because I'm sure they just want go on with
their days. A simple "hi, how are you?" is more than enough from
me even if it were Lance Armstrong. Guess I'v
http://www.wweek.com/story.php?story=5172
Unbelievable... maybe I'll have a chance to meet him...
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Forgive my ignorance here. Is there a (semi)legal way to obtain a
recent version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux? It seems as though RH 9.x
is dead and forgotten and I need to get a stable Samba 3.0 (+ Kerberos
1.3.3, + winbind, etc) server up for testing.
Thanks,
per
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You're getting 'geowanked'. Your firewall appears on http://www.wigle.net/
Also reference http://lists.burri.to/pipermail/geowanking/
I prefer http://chicken.burri.to
On 06/08/04 11pm, Larry Price wrote:
> I've been building a web/dns/mail server for my house
> and started off by setting up firew
larry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
% I'm in the process of looking at some solutions for 3d party DNS
% and I'd like to hear any opinions/anecdotes/experiences you might have
% had regarding
% such services.
I am very interested in this question as well. I am glad that you asked.
(Pleas
On Jun 9, 2004, at 2:56 PM, Bob Miller wrote:
Use ethereal. Look at the actual conversation.
Yes, unfortunately my precognitive abilities seem to be a bit low
and I wasn't using the -w option before I noticed the suspicious
traffic.
However a good purge/upgrade/remount cycle and it has not manif
Hi,
I tried installing the new kernel on a good working system with 2.4.20. It
detects the card and the drives but it doesn't detect the fact that they are
mirrored. Is there an incantation I missed somewhere? Has anyone else gotten
this to work? The reading I've done shows there is a problem
larry wrote:
> http://dyndns.org
> looks professional, has a wide variety of services, reputation is
> relatively stable
I used them for several years, in fact jogger-egg.dyndns.org is still
active. No problems worth remembering.
I have not experienced the others.
> http://hn.org
> http://dyn
I'm in the process of looking at some solutions for 3d party DNS
and I'd like to hear any opinions/anecdotes/experiences you might have
had regarding
such services.
ones I've looked at so far
http://dyndns.org
looks professional, has a wide variety of services, reputation is
relatively stable
Test ignore.
Bob Miller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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> testing euglug mailing list. please ignore.
>
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I think so. Why don't you post a test message and see?
Bob Miller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> test message, please ignore.
>
> (I just updated euglug.org's mailman installation to plug the
> recent security vulnerability. Does the software still work? (-: )
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.
larry a price wrote:
> And how can i make reasonably sure that it was (as I think)
> a bit of javascript or an iFrame Meta tag, and not someone hiding a
> trojan that posts my keystrokes to a snarfserver and allows bulgarian
> teenagers to buy leather jackets with my bank account.
Use ethereal.
Ignored as directed.
> test message, please ignore.
>
> (I just updated euglug.org's mailman installation to plug the
> recent security vulnerability. Does the software still work? (-: )
>
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> kbobsoft software consulting
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testing euglug mailing list. please ignore.
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Hey list:
I'm looking for a cheapo network print server along
the lines of the netgear:
http://netgear.com/products/prod_details.php?prodID=143&view=hm
Anyone have anything good or bad to say about this or
other similar devices? Pretty simple requirements - 2
Windows boxes and 1 linux box need t
mail test, please ignore.
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*bling bling*
http://www.nodedb.com
~per
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004 09:48:29 -0400, Linux Rocks!
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Now we need one of these for open 802.11 networks!
>
> Jamie
>
> On Tuesday 08 June 2004 10:57 pm, Mr O wrote:
> : http://www.antennaweb.org/aw/Address.aspx
>
>
> :
> : G
I've been building a web/dns/mail server for my house
and started off by setting up firewalling
while debugging the firewall ruleset I was running tcpdump on both the
wdm and on the (orange) workstation so that I could see both sides of
certain transactions.
The whole setup is behind an actiontec
Kenneth Silverman wrote:
> is it at the strand at 6:30pm? i will tell george if this is the
> caselet me know you guys!
I haven't heard anyone object to The Strand, so let's plan on it.
Tomorrow's clinic will have a short business meeting at 7:00. The
business meeting's agenda is as follow
is it at the strand at 6:30pm? i will tell george if this is the
caselet me know you guys!
Ken Silverman
541 343 0912
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put jim torrey's face on the penguin? ha ha ha! nah, politicians come
and go
i do think we should stick to the penguin. that's the linux animal.
that's the animal that was on the pin larry gave me on that momentous
day when i was"pinned".
this is a track town right? how about a penguin in
or maybe penguins wearing tye-dyed tuxedos!
On Jun 9, 2004, at 7:56 AM, Jim K wrote:
How about tie dyed penguins for a Mascot with a hat made from the
letters bsd.
Jim K
Linux Rocks! wrote:
On Tuesday 08 June 2004 10:22 pm, Mr O wrote:
: I thought animals were only good for meat? That is why the
How about tie dyed penguins for a Mascot with a hat made from the
letters bsd.
Jim K
Linux Rocks! wrote:
On Tuesday 08 June 2004 10:22 pm, Mr O wrote:
: I thought animals were only good for meat? That is why they
: taste so good right?
According to Homer, If god didnt want us eating them, he wou
Now we need one of these for open 802.11 networks!
Jamie
On Tuesday 08 June 2004 10:57 pm, Mr O wrote:
: http://www.antennaweb.org/aw/Address.aspx
:
: Go there, pop in your zip code. You'll get the full listing in
: Eugene and surrounding areas as well as the antenna position for
: optimum recept
On Tuesday 08 June 2004 10:22 pm, Mr O wrote:
: I thought animals were only good for meat? That is why they
: taste so good right?
According to Homer, If god didnt want us eating them, he wouldnt have made
them so tasty :)
can we just stick to the penguin though... and keep it eugene centric,
(
On Tuesday 08 June 2004 07:08 pm, larry a price wrote:
: On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Russ Johnson wrote:
: > Larry Price wrote:
: > >Nutria
: > >
: > >after all nothing says oregon like giant swamp dwelling rodents.
: >
: > I'd think you'd want to pick something that was native to Oregon, not an
: > import
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