On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 21:38, Kory Wnuk wrote:
I too am behind a firewall (software). My router is between my cable modem
and PC. What is the MUTE.log telling you that is going on? A thought! I
added some stuff to webHostCaches.ini in the settings subdirectory. This is
what I added:
http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/archives/000664.html
quotes below from URL above, see site for links:
Report from Crypto 2004
Here's the summary of events from last night's
work-in-progress session at the Crypto conference.
[See previous entries for backstory.] (I've reordered
the sequence of
Here's a little Python script that illustrates the
problem, modified from a script found on
http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/archives/000663.html:
MD5CollisionTest.py:
import md5
a =
No problem. I just polished off my notes and loaded them up:
http://www.hillnotes.net/brlug/projects/new_sound/
Let me know if I've got anything wrong.
On Thursday 19 August 2004 01:26 am, Joseph Mason wrote:
Hello, Will,
I was unable to attend the Linux SIG meeting on Monday. Would you
I have always used Putty to create SSH tunnels for mail and most other
services since I'm a laptop/wireless user. The problem I had with Putty was
that it was kind of difficult to setup for new users, and it also always
opened up a shell in a window. I just moved to Entunnel, which offers an
easy
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004, Dustin Puryear wrote:
I have always used Putty to create SSH tunnels for mail and most other
services since I'm a laptop/wireless user. The problem I had with Putty was
that it was kind of difficult to setup for new users, and it also always
opened up a shell in a window.
See the current story on http://boingboing.net or
http://www.eff.net/IP/P2P/MGM_v_Grokster/ for more
info.
Basically, this means that people who develop P2P
software are not responsible for what files people
trade over P2P.
John Hebert
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Do you
Has anyone tried Tarantella's Secure Global Desktop Terminal Services
Edition? I keep looking for something non-Citrix to help
tighten--particularly in regards to server management--the WTS servers that
we manage. This product looks pretty interesting (and it's from the
*original* SCO people too).
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On Wednesday 18 August 2004 10:57 pm, Ed wrote:
I added that same stuff to my ini file as well. I decided to try it
again this evening and rather than launch the program from my desktop
shortcut, I opened a console and did ./fileSharingMUTE and its
Thanks for the good news.
I was very discouraged yesterday by lectures given to the incoming graduate
students at LSU. The University, aka the state, now claims ownership to all
IP of all students as well as faculty and staff. While they offer a
generous 40% of all royalty payments
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