Richard Linklater is directing an animated adaptation
of the book "A Scanner Darkly":
http://playlist.yahoo.com/makeplaylist.dll?id=1340354&sdm=web&qtw=480&qth=300
More on making of the film and the book it is based
on:
http://www.philipkdick.com/films_scanner-061204.html
Philip K. Dick is my fav
Has anyone configured LDAP to forward through LVS? I am just starting
to look into this, so any gotchas or documentation other than whats on
www.tldp.org or the lvs site would be helpful.
Thanks,
Ryan
> Hey guys,
>
> I have to do a group presentation on Novell for my ISDS 3100 class at
> LSU on Monday. I was wandering if anyone had an idea of some giveaways
> that I could do. I plan on throwing out some Suse Live 9.2 CD's. Also
> do any of you have some interesting stories about Novell?
In case you haven't come across this:
http://www.novell.com/linux
Also, they have some good webinars you could grab some info from.
I have a Linux 101 Presentation in OO if you would like it. Its pretty
basic and not specific to Novell, however.
Ryan
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Also, here is a list of free local seminars (and webinars) that are
coming to Baton Rouge in the next few months.
http://register.novell.com/reg/search/index.cfm?display_type=End-UserĀ®ion=na&state=LA&action=results&lcode=enu
Ryan
>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/25 3:33 pm >>>
>Hey guys,
>
>I have
I absolutely love Philip K. Dick, but I don't think I've ever actually
met anyone who even knows who he is.
Leave it to a fellow linux user.
Michael Dolan
John Hebert wrote:
>Richard Linklater is directing an animated adaptation
>of the book "A Scanner Darkly":
>http://playlist.yahoo.com/makepla
I'm in that class.
Michael Dolan
Jeremy Beckham wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I have to do a group presentation on Novell for my ISDS 3100 class at
> LSU on Monday. I was wandering if anyone had an idea of some
> giveaways that I could do. I plan on throwing out some Suse Live 9.2
> CD's. Also do
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On Friday 25 February 2005 05:54 pm, michael dolan wrote:
> I absolutely love Philip K. Dick, but I don't think I've ever actually
> met anyone who even knows who he is.
> Leave it to a fellow linux user.
> Michael Dolan
I thought everyone knew PKD...
There is nothing special required. Just configure port 389 on the LVS
director to load-share across your real servers (i.e., the LDAP servers)
and you are done.
Oh, and I have tutorials on LVS from a past USENIX LISA session here:
http://www.puryear-it.com/publications.htm
Just search for "LVS