http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/ITAPPMONROBOT.aspx
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Looks like the reminder didnt go out. Here it is again:
Hal Pomeranz wrote:
Holiday Social Meeting
6:30pm Tuesday, Dec 18th -- Eugene City Brewery (downstairs)
No formal speaker this month, just a chance to spread some holiday
cheer with your peers. What high-tech toys would you li
Kent Loobey wrote:
On Wednesday 12 December 2007 13:48:53 Mr O wrote:
If it is a flat tube it is welcome to stay in the garage for LUG
use if nobody wants it. I have no interest in non-flat tubes.
Speaking of monitors...
I gots lots of older CRT's suitable for servers, kids use, target
pra
Jason LaPier wrote:
Sorry to resurrect this topic, but did anyone end up buying one of the
eeePCs? Used it for any length of time? I'm thinking of getting one
because I'd like to have a device smaller than my 15" notebook, but that
I can still do word processing on (and occassionally surfing and
Just in case anyone missed it, we are slated to have Mike O. have one of
these for demo at next Tuesday's IT Pro Forum (6:30pm @ Rogue).
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Mike Cherba wrote:
Personally I
Garl Grigsby wrote:
>
Anybody seriously interested in one of these? I was until I saw the $40
shipping **up charge**. Then I saw that they are running a summer deal.
You can get 4 units for the price of three. With shipping, then come out
to ~$88 each. If, I can find a couple of other intereste
Bob Miller wrote:
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
This happens before the shell parses the command to break it into
words, so it just looks like there are two spaces between
"/usr/sbin/sendmail" and the first supplied argument.
So, in other words, it's fine. No bugs here...
Than
It's prolly unrelated to a problem I'm having, but I came across this in
a bash script that is supposed to send me an email when a certain task
is done.
# change these to suit your needs
SENDMAIL=/usr/sbin/sendmail # your Mail-Transfer-Agent
SENDMAIL_OPTS= # and its required opt
Ubuntu Linux's Achilles' Heel: It's Tough To Install On Laptops
http://www.networkcomputing.com/channels/storageandservers/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=201001502
or
http://tinyurl.com/26w3fw
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Hal Pomeranz wrote:
Summer is here. Come beat the heat and learn something at the same time:
A Cooks Tour of Drupal
John Sechrest
6:30pm Tuesday, July 17th -- Eugene City Brewery (downstairs)
Drupal is a popular content management system. John Sechrest
has installed several
Hal Pomeranz wrote:
Summer is here. Come beat the heat and learn something at the same time:
A Cooks Tour of Drupal
John Sechrest
6:30pm Tuesday, July 17th -- Eugene City Brewery (downstairs)
Drupal is a popular content management system. John Sechrest
has installed several
Brian Gallagher wrote:
It seems that the short answer is PDF. I appreciate the expanded
discussion, it was informative. OCR is not an issue, at this time,
future alien review is doubtful, and legal professional adoption is a
strong benchmark.
I found this discussion really informative to
John Sechrest wrote:
We have a few ex-Bikee people up in Corvallis. Have you tried the
group?
Have you tried the community colleges?
Have you talked to the SBDC?
Have you posted a note on craigslist?
Have you considered posters/flyers at the saturday market?
I don't know for sure what ave
or know someone that might be?
We've drained the swamp already and need more people... if you or
someone you know might be interested in this, please send them our way...
Thanks,
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Bob Miller wrote:
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
Just FYI the Rogue has decent wifi bandwidth and that room downstairs is
free to use... I *think* Northbank (minors allowed me thinks) has the
same situation...
Does Northbank have a private room?
Yes
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Dhosthi Dhosthi wrote:
So maybe it would not be a good week, as according to
E, two Frats are moving in this week and an internet
connection would be nice.
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Just FYI the Rogue has decent wifi bandwidth and that room downstairs is
free to use... I
From Hal Pomeranz:
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"Be sure to attend the first ever IT Pro Forum meeting!
"Wireless Security Basics"
Hal Pomeranz, Deer Run Associates
6:30pm Tuesday, March 20 -- Eugene City Brewery (downstairs)
You probably have a nagging feeling that you should be doing
http://blogs.sun.com/marigan/entry/how_the_vi_editor_would
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Hal Pomeranz wrote:
I'd wager Hal has an opinion on them as well.
Darn, Quentin outed me. I was hoping to lurk on the thread and get
people's honest opinions on the magazine. For those who don't know,
I'm the Technical Editor for Sys Admin (which means I review all the
proposals and manuscri
These folks are dangling a subscription offer along w/ a CD of 10 years
worth of magazine content...
Is this mag any good, especially for skill-challenged people like me?
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Ben Barrett wrote:
Does this help, or have you already seen it?
http://developer.postgresql.org/cvsweb.cgi/pgsql/contrib/pgcrypto/README.pgcrypto?rev=1.18
(current latest version as of this posting)
-ben
Thanks Ben - no I hadn't seen this... I was hoping for a more clearcut
example on ho
Does anyone have experience w/ the "pgcrypto" function?
Care to walk me thru it?
I *did* find some documentation on it, but my Russian is a bit rusty...
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Quentin Hartman wrote:
Well, as I mentioned this is something of an "itch" I've had since I
moved to the area in 2001 or so. About a year ago it got "serious"
during a discussion that I had with Hal Pomeranz. We both saw a need
for this sort of group and decided that we needed to do something
ab
Garl Grigsby wrote:
Alternately you can do the following:
1) Update the TZ data files using the procedure I sent earlier.
2) run the timeconfig command and make sure the UTC setting is correct.
If you want to switch the hardware clock to UTC do so now. We will
adjust shortly.
3) Select the co
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
Followed the above verbatim and have the same problem the only thing
w/ correct lines are /America/Los_Angeles
Again, glad I had a backup
p.s. this is a slackware distro I'm trying this on...
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Garl Grigsby wrote:
Matthew,
Just in case you never got this done, here is what I developed as a
procedure for updating older Redhat 7.3 and 9.0 systems. So far, this
has worked on all the systems I've tried.
Garl
Steps to update Time Zone data on older (redhat) systems.
NOTE: newer syst
Tech Brew Pub
Thursday Feb 22
Time: 5:30 - 7:30pm
Rogue Tap House, Downstairs Room, 844 Olive Street
Cost: Free
Topic:
"Web Application Rapid Prototyping"
Michael White and Paul Berger, Rapid Path Inc.
Michael White and Paul Berger will discuss their new startup
consultancy, Rapid Path (www.rapi
Bob Miller wrote:
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
That's what I would have thought, but I also don't recall having to deal
with DST as it went on/off...
Better check my OS patches
Here's the easiest way to check.
$ date --date=3/12/2007
Mon Mar 12 00:00:00 PDT 2007
Se
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
I've solved my problem but never figured out how to match the cryptic
dir names to DB names...
The answer:
start postgreSQL, then
select * from pg_stat_database ;
Gives you the list of dir names (OID's) along with the names of the
databases
Matthew
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
Rob Hudson wrote:
Is there a way, from within Postgresql, to view the filesize usage of
its databases and tables? That might be the best approach and sounds
easier than looking at the raw data directory.
-- select size of tables and indices in random order
SELECT
Rob Hudson wrote:
Is there a way, from within Postgresql, to view the filesize usage of
its databases and tables? That might be the best approach and sounds
easier than looking at the raw data directory.
-- select size of tables and indices in random order
SELECT relname, reltuples, relpages
Rob Hudson wrote:
I think Matt's asking if you can determine which files related to which
tables...
Ya, what _he_ said...
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te the log when it hits that size.
Example:
# sample logrotate configuration file
/var/log/messages {
rotate 5
weekly
size=100k
postrotate
/sbin/killall -HUP syslogd
endscript
}
On 1/31/07, Matthew
On my web server I have a bunch of files named something along the lines
of this:
/var/lib/pgsql/data/base/16982/492470
They are eating up my backup allowance on my hosted service and I'm
curious which DB's and/or tables they are.
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Is there a way to globally set how big log files can get?
i.e. maillog, maillog.1, maillog.2
I was hoping that this global setting would also control apache,
postgres etc but that's prolly asking too much...
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Rob Hudson wrote:
I picked one of these up long ago and I figure if I haven't done
anything with it at this point, I never will. I don't have the power
supply (or it's burried somewhere).
One of the best descriptions online I can find is this cached page from
Ebay:
http://72.14.253.104/searc
Bob Miller wrote:
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
On an otherwise reasonably functional network, I see that sometimes I
can get out on the net, other times not, and sometimes it's fine one
minute then almost instantly - poof - nadda...
Do you have a caching DNS server in the building? (If not
I'm having the oddest thing going on...
On an otherwise reasonably functional network, I see that sometimes I
can get out on the net, other times not, and sometimes it's fine one
minute then almost instantly - poof - nadda...
For example, to test I might do something like:
ping. www.red.com
Bob Miller wrote:
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
It could be done by carrier pidgeon for all I care...
Maybe Bike Friday could build you a bike made of USB pen drives and
you could pedal your backups across town.
But seriously, Ben called it when he suggested rsync. Rsync can also
be stopped
Quentin Hartman wrote:
You can use wondershaper to throttle the speed, but that will affect
everything on the interface so it may not be a good solution. Using
rsync over ssh as Ben suggested is a very good idea if it's possible.
You specifically mention FTP. does that imply that it has to be don
I've got a few large files (backups) that I want to upload offsite. I
had originally thought that I needed to do so within an 8 hr timeframe
so as to be a good netizen and not interfere with daytime bandwidth usage...
Then the idea came up yesterday of feeding the files a portion at a time
to
Just thought I'd throw this one to the Collective and see what might
come of it...
I have a few boxes around here that throw an error shortly after startup
(but after login) of the 'MPREXE' variety. It's just a nuisance dialog
box, and pressing a button gets past it...
My research has found
Learning something new...
I'm trying to determine if a web server has enough RAM for the load. I
was advised to use the ''free -m' command and to pay special attention
to the Swap value.
Been watching it since last night and it Swap was at 96 then, 100 now.
Here's the latest:
Bob Miller wrote:
Time servers all speak UTC (Coordinated Universal Time, nee
Greenwich Mean Time) so they don't care about local variances
in daylight saving rules.
That's what I would have thought, but I also don't recall having to deal
with DST as it went on/off...
Better check my OS p
I got a letter from IBM talking generally about the new DST changes that
are going into effect March 2007.
They say "In 2007, US Daylight Saving Time is changing and will begin on
the 2nd Sunday in March and end the first Sunday in November".
This is more just FYI for folks, but I'm curious w
An associate of mine posted this on another linux related list.. I
thought there might be those around here that would find it useful. If
you do - please let Whil know...
Whil Hentzen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The HOWTO is here:
http://www.hentzenwerke.com/wp/fc6_devws.htm
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larry price wrote:
try
$headers['Cc'] = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
been there, done that... but for you Larry I'll try it again...
this form doesn't have a public interface - for internal use only
mm, and this will always be true?
Yes, always true... unless we want the genera
this form doesn't have a public interface - for internal use only
On 11/22/06, Matthew Jarvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Today's struggle is wrestling with an old program to get it to CC
someone when it sends out emails.
User is in a form, selects "From" and &quo
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Today's struggle is wrestling with an old program to get it to CC
someone when it sends out emails.
User is in a form, selects "From" and "To". Enters text into a text box.
Hits the Send button. This all works.
Trying to CC our Service manager on these things and can't get it to work.
Here's
horst wrote:
>
b) cron jobs that come with packages (log analysis/rotation, backup,...)
have the tendency to start at the hour, or 15/30/45 min. You don't want
to interfere with those, or compete for resources. Secondly, if your
cron job starts at 5:37, and some odd issues also start at 5:37 it
Quentin Hartman wrote:
I'm needing to copy all of the contents of one MS SQL 2000 server to
another. In MySQL, I'd just "mysqldump --all-databases" and get on
with life. However, there doesn't seem to be an equivalent tool for MS
SQL that will do everything on the server and get the stored
proced
I couldn't make it as I was working late on a server upgrade w/ Intechgra...
How'd it go? Decent turnout? Good subject?
Most importantly - any new beers on tap down there??
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I'm looking for a new GUI dev tool...
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I just noticed that the View filter in Mozilla Mail seems to be a fuzzy
search rather than doing a literal string comparison.
Or else it's not working right regardless of the technique it's using...
Might be useful to know that in case you want to do a bulk move or
delete out of a folder..
From another Linux list I belong to...
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Original Message -
Darren Hayes wrote:
You were not previously moderating the list? Wow spam filtering must be
doing very good for you. Mailman lists can be inundated with spam if
moderation is not on. You must be lucky or spam filtering is working well.
;-) That would not be the case with the old version of Mail
horst wrote:
So what did The Guru find out ?
-- maybe we can all learn from it, both strategy and solution.
- Horst
Actually, I managed to Stump The Jock...
at least for now... we're waiting for the user to try and post again...
turned on the Moderate flag hoping to catch his incoming
Darren Hayes wrote:
- Original Message -
"Matthew Jarvis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wtote:
BTW I did search the mailman archives and posted
my Q to the mailman list, but ironically my message
hasn't shown up... i.e. I have the same
problem my user does...Oh we
Darren Hayes wrote:
Hi Matt-
To answer your easiest question, yes you posted the list on this issue
previously and a number of folks offered up ideas. Did not any of the
responses help you narrow down the issue?
Which version of Mailman are you running? v.2.19 is latest, released last
month. A
I may have already posted this or maybe I'm just too braindead right now
to remember, but...
I'm stumped, and everyone I've already asked is stumped...
We use Mailman to run a user list called the Yak for our customers.
One user can't post to the list. He used to be able to, but not anymore.
This from Stephen Jazdzewski at Abacus:
mj
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I was asked to help spread the word on this, so here it is!
John Sechrest, from SAO, referred me to you. I’m hoping, as a member
you are familiar with First Lego League (www.FLL.org) and Oregon Robotic
and Tournament Outreach
Ben Barrett wrote:
You could also use this as an opportunity to test the 4-port video card
that EUGLUG has been offered!
Then you can view the output from any of up to four channel on a
CRT/LCD, fullscreen or in a windows.
Mass flexibility... cheers.
Ben
Rob said he was gonna hook me up
I've got a low end security system going in and need a TV as the
monitor. Anybody got an old black and white TV (I guess color would do)
that I can get cheap?
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Neil Parker wrote:
Is there anybody reading this list who knows the SAO schedule, and can
post announcements about SAO meetings, preferrably several days (at least)
in advance?
I guess that would be my bad...
I had taken it upon myself to post SAO announcements here but when I
stepped down fr
Jim K wrote:
Is anybody else with a hotmail address able to post to the mailing list.
If there aren't any hotmail subscribers how about setting up a test
account with hotmail to test out the theory. Sorry but I am somewhat
cynical.
Jim K
hotmail works
Matt
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Jim K wrote:
Is anybody else with a hotmail address able to post to the mailing list.
If there aren't any hotmail subscribers how about setting up a test
account with hotmail to test out the theory. Sorry but I am somewhat
cynical.
Jim K
Ya know, that thought occurred to me but I would have
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Subject: [Eug-lug] Problem with Mail/Postfix
I have a user that belongs to our YAK mailing list run by Mailman. For
some reason his
larry price wrote:
are his posts being held in moderation? That happens in mailman, you
should be able to see it in mailman's web interface.
As Ben Franklin said, "all things in Moderation" no, not appearing
in moderator interface...
You can also do a grep -l of mailmans qfiles/ direct
I have a user that belongs to our YAK mailing list run by Mailman. For
some reason his posts aren't being sent to the list.
If he CC's me on it I get them, and I can see them in the
/var/log/maillog file, or at least the headers. At this point my
knowledge ends of how to search more thoroughly
Just got a 'request' that I put in cameras in 4 areas of our office, the
first priority is so that our receptionist can find people to receive
phone calls, the 2nd priority for security.
I'm thinking that I can get away with those cheapo webcams, run the 4 of
them into a usb hub and into a com
Michael Miller wrote:
Matt,
I think what you are looking for is the postsuper command? What does
postqueue tell you the status of the mail queues?
Mike Miller
postqueue -p dumps a listing of 95 requests, from addy's that look like
spam and such.
I'm a bit nervous about blindly firing of
To make a LONG story short
I manually deleted (moved, actually) a bunch of messages from a users
'cur' folder. My main problem is solved, but still seeing some odd
behavior w/ phantom messages etc.
I am told that there is prolly a util program to run that will have
postfix update it's da
If I had a hub that I wanted to control whether it worked or not, is
there a way to programmatically take the interface up and down?
I looked at the config thru the web interface and didn't find anything
that allows me to control it using a timeframe.
I'd like to make this thing available onl
http://www.schaubnet.org/soapbox/index.php/2006/08/28/heh/
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Michael Miller wrote:
Matt,
Here is my config for cacti.
Alias /cacti/ "/var/www/cacti-0.8.6h/"
Options -Indexes
Order allow,deny
Allow from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/24
I just then use this url to get to the cacti interface.
http://myserver/cacti/
Mike Miller
Thanks Micha
Mike Cherba wrote:
Lets plan to meet up for a casual get together at the Brew Pub where SAO
usually meets. We can move on from there as usual.
-Mike
AFAIK the room is already reserved for the SAO gig, but I was the only
one interested in meeting in Aug... I booked it, but ap
www.cacti.net
Probably a dumb question, but...
I went thru this installation and it went as smooth as could be - for
once the docs were spot on!
Okay, one glitch was that I extracted the tar in the wrong folder, but
caught my mistake and moved everything to where I really wanted it when
i
Ben Barrett wrote:
Agreed, it was likely rebuilding table indexes and/or verifying data...
depending on the system it is running on, the disk might be held up on
other tasks.
Well, what it's doing in the background just sitting there at a prompt
overnight I can't really say... maybe it's incl
I've always wanted to know the answer to this...
If I'm running Apache on Linux, is there a way to find out how many
people are currently considered "online" at the website?
I thought of counting occurances of "http" or something similar would do
the trick...
Or would I have to make it hard
larry price wrote:
What is MySQL doing? Can you tell from the logs (you should be able to
turn on query logging if it's not on already)
Some versions of the mysql client do auto completion of table and
column names, and that can eat a lot of resources, but only for
interactive sessions.
I di
Yesterday I was doing some followup work on a box and fired up mySQL to
look over some data. I didn't complete my work so left it there overnight...
This morning I noticed CPU loads on average much higher than I am used
to seeing...
After shaking the rubber chicken, restarting Cold Fusion (ou
Allen Brown wrote:
***O'Reilly Author Gorden Meyer is Available as a Speaker
Gordon Meyer ("Smart Home Hacks") gives lively presentations about fun
and practical do-it-yourself home automation projects. His talkS
appeal to those who want to live the 21st century life, as well as
those who just
Just in case someone is interested:
I heard that FabTrol is looking for a Sr .Net developer w/ mySQL experience.
I used to work there as a developer and could give you the skinny on the
company if you are thinking of going for it...
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He paid $179 for it... best offer I guess...
He thought about selling it on ebay but I thought I'd try and save hi
:
What kind of price are you looking at?
On 7/20/06, *Matthew Jarvis* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Prolly poor form on my part to even bring this up, but...
Guy at work went out and bought XP Pro from VOS in case I needed it to
fix his laptop
Prolly poor form on my part to even bring this up, but...
Guy at work went out and bought XP Pro from VOS in case I needed it to
fix his laptop. As it turns out, I didn't.
So he's got this new-in-the-box copy of XP Pro he's looking to get rid
of. The bastards at VOS won't take it back even th
LinuxRocks! wrote:
I wrote, and offered to help if I can, while im in town today...
Jamie
If you don't mind me tagging along, if you go can you get in touch with me?
I've been thinking about doing a kiosk thing and wouldn't mind seeing it
in action before I start tweaking it.
Matthew S.
One of our vendors has issued a safety recall on one of their components
and we are attempting to contact all those who might have that on their
bikes.
The Plan is to email everyone and those that don't respond or indicate
receipt of the message will be sent an (expensive) certified letter.
larry price wrote:
On 7/11/06, Matthew Jarvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
15 22 * * * kill -9 `ps aux | grep workstation | awk '{print $2}'`
or
killall -u workstation -s 9
Ya, that's a tad bit cleaner ain't it?
I had taken my example from a script I fou
A while back I asked for help trying to determine why I would have a
server that would, over time, just start going nuts with CPU load and
requiring a reboot. For a while now I've been rebooting this thing as a
routine precaution pretty much weekly.
I never have figured out what the overall is
Martin Kelly wrote:
The other thing to try would be linking to an external image, say, the
google logo. If that shows up, it's a good sign and suggests your
problem is with your server configuration or relative/absolute URLs.
You can also try viewing the image properties in the browser and see
updating a BF dealer page with some new pictures... they just won't
display...
I looked at permissions and out of desperation went 777 on them, but
they still don't show. Originals weren't 777 but the user group
permissions had 'x' in there as well... I guess I just don't know how a
browser i
KI7AY wrote:
Hey folks.
My son Corey (not yet a Linux geek) is getting bored and wants to
have a Lan Party some weekend. Is there a publicly available building
with internet access available somewhere that could be used for such a
thing?
Thanks, Jim Darrough
I don't know if they are st
Bob Miller wrote:
Assuming they are store on the server, what is the name of the table
they are in?
Almost certainly in the server's database.
Those sneaky bastards
The audacity of them to store address book info in a table called, of
all things - address_book.
My struggle was act
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