Maybe we'll have to try it one of these day's, when I got the laptop to work.
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
That's the place, and I doubt you could use it from the Atrium.
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On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 05:52:09AM +, Jeff Newton wrote:
> Can it still be reachable from 10th and Olive at the Atrim? New Odyssey?
> Where is this at? That that little cafe place next door to the McDonald
> Theater on the corner?
That's the place, and I doubt you could use it from the Atriu
This is true in a sense. Nero is the primary ISP for much of the local
gov infrastructure. It's primarily the service provider for OWEN which
includes the U of O, The State of Oregon and the local K12. RIS (
Regional Information System ) which hubs a lot of the local governments
uses NERO and
RIS / AIRS used it a couple of years back before they got rid of thier
nix/bisync/mess to provide a slew of functionality as the locals
migrated to Windows. most of it was a holder for batch files during
some conversion to keep things patched together or to keep things
running - some of the ba
Quentin Hartman wrote:
> I take it there is no VPN client for their system available for linux?
> Perhaps a more direct solution?
Do you really want to hear the whole rant?
I've been using their Linux solution for several months. (Worse, my
department WROTE the VPN software in question.) But i
Bob Miller wrote:
I'd be surprised if SFU has any advantages over CygWin at this point.
if they renamed it Services and Technologies For UNIX they'd have a
little bit cooler acronym...
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On 1/24/06, Bob Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a Windows laptop (eeeuuww!) that runs VPN software to connectto the intranet to work. I already forward ssh traffic from realcomputers through the Windows laptop to hosts at work.
I take it there is no VPN client for their system available f
horst wrote:
> If you google for 'squid cygwin' you'll find quid versions compiled for
> various Windows versions as well as for cygwin.
> Bob, have you tried cygwin recently? (X included). If you are stuck with
> a Win box it's quiet nice to have a bash, and many GNU commandline
> utilities a
Many years ago, when volunteering at OPN/EFN, the libarary and OPN/EFN
shared a booth at the Lane County Fair... While volunteering, I talked
with the lady (cant remember her name) from the library, they had setup
the internet access, and she said that they (the library) had fiber
provided by t
Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 23:21:41 -0800
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Eug-lug] web proxy for Windows
the Unix tool kit for windows is free.. and will allow you to run a lot of
Linux stuff in wondows ? You may be able to just run squid.
If you google for 'squid cy
Have the euglug people figured out where we're going to dinner afterward
yet? =)
On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 08:52:33AM -0800, Matthew Jarvis wrote:
> Folks- I'm fwd'ing the SAO announcement to the list, but not sure if the
> formatting is right. Apologies if it comes out fubar on your end mj
>
Hi all,
Here is as close to the truth as we are likely to come...
David Trepp is my business partner. He was the former chair of the
MetroNet Committee. Many of you may know David from his InfoGroup NW
days.
EWEB does in fact have (mostly dark) fiber laid throughout Eugene in
conjunction with Met
Has anyone here actually used SFU? I didn't get a whole lot of info from
MS's propoganda (ok, it seems clear that you can use telnet and NIS, neither
of which I use much of). How does it stack up against cygwin? I'd try it out
myself, but I have a bad feeling about installing cygwin and SFU on the
Folks- I'm fwd'ing the SAO announcement to the list, but not sure if the
formatting is right. Apologies if it comes out fubar on your end mj
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I'd think you'd be able to do that with good ol' ICS
- Jason
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob Miller
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>
> Bob
It appears I too may not be making myself clear .. and I got into some
tangents about government in this area that is really unrelated to the
Fiber topic at hand. Sorry about that.
I am interested in what the real deal is though... and will do what I
can to get infomration updated and posted s
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