I'm working on a new DHCP server for our IPTV deployment and I was
wondering if you guys had any suggestions for something that would give
me some stats for my dhcp server (active leases and whatnot) in a easy
to read format. I've been googling around and checking out freshmeat and
I have foun
They don't have that fiber network up down there yet? I remember hearing
about it long before we started our FTTx project here and I've had fiber
at my house for years now...
Jonathan Kulp wrote:
Karthik Poobal wrote:
Off and on I have read about the Lafayette Utilities System and there
s
bah!! I wanted to know who the speakers are gonna be!
Brad Bendily wrote:
>>well who the hell is coming???
>>
>>
>
>not me.
>:)
>
>
>___
>General mailing list
>General@brlug.net
>http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net
>
>
>
well who the hell is coming???
Brad Bendily wrote:
>>Where did the link go? I am interested in attending that...
>>
>>
>
>Here is the link to their site:
>
>http://lafchamber.org/site32.php
>
>
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>General mailing list
>General@brlug.net
>http://
Not specifically a Linux question, but it's Linux related. I use PuTTY
to ssh from my windows workstations to my Linux boxen. When I am using
VIM (no holy wars please =) my numpad doest not work. It works fine at
the command line, but once I get into VIM it stops working. Any ideas?
Jason
wwweee!! I'm trying to talk my boss into taking me to lunch right
now! =)
Adam Melancon wrote:
>Happy sysadmin day to me!
>
>Adam J Melancon
>Systems Administrator
>Vermilion Parish Library
>http://www.vermilion.lib.la.us
>
>On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 09:40:24 -0500 (CDT), -ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sony's Metreon is cool and very geeky, gotta go there.
(http://www.metreon.com/) That is really the only thing that is not a
traditionally tourist location I can think of, other than driving around
San Jose and seeing all the tech companies campuses. Cisco's location is
very impressive.
michae
if you want a windows based RSS reader check out Feed Demon (it may be
daemon). Personally I dont' like using an RSS reader, I think it defeats
the purpose. The recently updated features of some of the weblog sites
out there (like blogrolling.com and popdex) are really cool. They let
you know w
Brad Bendily wrote:
>On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, Jason DeWitt wrote:
>
>
>
>>I've seen a good bit of smoothwall talk on here, so I though I would
>>pose this question to you guys.
>>
>>I need to set up a DHCP server, I messed around with smoothwall and I
>
differnet network (/16).
Thanks
Jason DeWitt
I may have found one problem, check out this website:
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=ryanfoo.com
On the subject, I have found that dnsreport.com is an invaluable tool,
it has saved me from banging my head on the wall over weird dns and
email problems many times.
Ryan McCain
apt-get install gnome (installs gnome and all required stuff, X, all of
it) I usually start off with apt-get install fluxbox and get something
small on there before I go for gnome or kde just so I can make sure my
gfx is working.
apt-cache search (searches for packages, duh!)
when I install
I would just grab a dump file of the mysql database and then move it to
the new server and import it.
"mysqldump mysql > mysql.sql"
I believe that will move it all.
John Hebert wrote:
>What would be the quickest way to move some MySQL
>databases from one Debian box to another upgraded
>Debian
ethereal does run on windows, I use it here at work.
John Hebert wrote:
>--- Brad Bendily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>>Is there a way to monitor or sniff my port
>>>
>>>
>>activity to
>>
>>
>>>determine what the contents of the email message
>>>
>>>
>>sent
>>
>>
>>>to S
I thought it was excellent! I was pretty confused after the end, but the
wife and I had a lenghty discussion about what it all *meant* and after
that I loved the movie.
If one goes to see this movie not ready to think about it and figure out
what you just saw one won't enjoy it.
Karthik Poobal
check out http://www.theopencd.org/
there's a good bit of stuff on there.
John Hebert wrote:
> At 10:29 10/17/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>
>> Didn't someone on here have a compilation of opensource apps for
>> windows... if so, what programs were on it. I am making one for a
>> friend of mine.
>
>
I've been looking around for some Netflow collection and analysis stuff.
But I havn't found one project that does it all for me easily. I've
played around with flow-tools and flowscan, but it was giving me
problems. Is anybody collecting this type of data out of their routers?
if so what are yo
Is his client set to use passive mode? Only thing I can think of.
Dustin Puryear wrote:
> We have an ftp server running proftpd. A user with DSL cannot ftp to
> it. If that user uses dial-up then it works. I can ftp to the server
> fine over my DSL. We support passive-mode ftp, which I've found
I think what I did this morning sucessfully. I put the following in my
/etc/procmailrc
# some viruses are also not using quoted filenames. g...
# the end of line check also allows for padded spaces or tabs
* .*\/name=.*\.(exe|bat|pif|com|lnk|scr|vbs)(")?(\ *|\t*)$
# or for double extens
I got it figured out now. I used a procmail filter. =)
Dustin Puryear wrote:
> What mail server software?
>
> At 03:30 PM 8/22/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>
>> I'm pretty new to running a real mail server on linux, can ya'll give
>> me some ideas on how to drop emails with offending attachments?
>>
>
Doh! forgot to mention the necessary stuff. I'm using sendmail (ugh),
procmail is installed also, but I don't have any filters set up yet.
Bryce T. Pier wrote:
>On Fri, Aug 22, 2003 at 03:30:08PM -0700, Jason DeWitt wrote:
>
>
>>I'm pretty new to running a
I'm pretty new to running a real mail server on linux, can ya'll give me
some ideas on how to drop emails with offending attachments?
god, I sound like a huge n00b.
jason
-ray wrote:
>On Tuesday we starting dropping all pif files since the 'our mailserver
>removed the SoBig virus from this att
I just downloaded the bz2 file full of debs and I'm gonna try it out. My
boss has been wanting some sort of groupware, but I shudder at the
thought of having to work on Exchange. I was testing out moregroupware,
but I think this might work out better...
Tim Fournet wrote:
>I was reading about
Hehe, I too had alot of trouble with Gentoo.too. I was getting
alot of compiling errors, and it ended up being that my processor was
over clocked. I knocked my clock speed back down to factory settings and
I had no problems after that. Just thought I would mention that. =)
Cleve Alliso
Thanks guys, I was checking out freeradius, but I saw the phrase "not
ready for public use" in a lot of place, so I kind of worried me. I'll
check it out.
Scott Harney wrote:
>Jason DeWitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>It's been a long time since I did RADI
I need to set up a RADIUS server. Of course I want to run it Linux if
possible. Is anybody else running one on a Linux box? If so, what
version? I only have experience with RADIUSNT here at work and that
works on NT (of course) and has a SQL backend for storage of accounts
and configuration inf
Guys
One of my coworkers/friends will be moving to Baton Rouge soon and will
be looking for a job. I figured you guys would know of any IT openings
going on down there. I've worked with this guy for about 3 years, we've
gone from working the phones for tech support, now I'm the network admin
a
install it just as easy and it will reverse the changes?
> It would be cool to try it out, but if it's not what you are looking
> for, it would be nice to know that it would reverse the changes on an
> uninstall.
>
>
>
> Adam J. Melancon
>
>
> Original Messa
I just ran bastille on my debian box here at work. It's still rebooting
so I'm not sure what nmap will say after that. It looks to me like
Bastille is simply a perl script that you run as a interface to
modifying some hard to find system settings. I don't think it runs as a
daemon, or "on top o
well. It was a good one, got me for a few minutes. I was feeling a
> bit sick to my stomach (I run Gentoo of course), but then I decided to
> read the mailing list.
>
> --mat
>
> On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 12:49, Jason DeWitt wrote:
>
>>april fools!!!
>>
>
april fools!!!
Mat Branyon wrote:
> http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20030401-newsletter.xml
>
> This is a link to the latest gentoo newsletter.
>
> Do you think that it would be good for Gentoo to switch to the RPM
> system and merge XFree into the base system?
>
> For those that might not kn
Dustin
You might have already done this, but you might want to talk to the dsl
provider to see if they can provide a VPN solution. Where I work we sell
dsl in Natchitoches, LA and we created a VPN of sorts (I think it
qualifies as a vpn). It's pretty much all done at the ATM layer. The one
we
I just read yesterday that Shareaza is going to be banned from the
Gnutella network for some reason
http://www.zeropaid.com/news/articles/auto/02142003a.php
John Hebert wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 03:25:14 -0500, David Jackson
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Ok, going down the list, I h
I don't believe you. =)
Dustin Puryear wrote:
> I do believe this thing is working.
>
> At 09:35 AM 2/3/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>
>> Testing this broken list.
>>
>> ---
>> Dustin Puryear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Puryear Information Technology
>> Windows, UNIX, and IT Consulting
>> http://www.puryear
I would have bought as many as they would let me cart out of there.
Ebay here I come!
Nelson Leblanc wrote:
>I bought a Microsoft product today. I found out that my school, BRCC, was
>offering Office XP Professional for $8, so I nabbed it while I could. It just
>goes to show you how much Mi
at they sell,
they won't (can't) even tell you the VPI/VCI that you need to enter.
That is why I went with Bayou, they resell Bell's DSL, but provide
*much* better support. =)
Jason DeWitt
Nashid Hasan wrote:
> With DirecTV DSL I used to have static IP (I canceled mine yest
All you want is a web interface where people will enter in the changes
that are made to what server, what day/time and why? That would be
fairly easy to bang out using PHP/mySQL. Would be a good starting
project if you've never done such a thing before.
Tim Fournet wrote:
>how about a trouble
Truthfully an actual install of Gentoo won't take too long. If you go
from a stage 2 or 3 tarball. It's when you get to compiling X and your
various desktops that it starts taking so long. Or if you bootstrap it
from source.
Gentoo rocks, it's my distro of choice now. Good package management,
I've been reading Wil's site for a good while now. He's a really cool
guy. I've even talked to him on his forums. His switched to linux write
up was really good, I am thinking about doing an ongoing series on my
weblog when I make the switch to a linux only system here in about two
weeks (when
On the subject linux games Unreal Tournament 2003 went gold not too long
ago and it will have the Linux client and server on the cd. No
downloading binaries. =)
Jeff Crosby wrote:
>November? I wonder what happened. I saw the product in BestBuy but it was
>windows only. Evidently they aren't
>This mailing list is for discussion of most any geeky
>topic, but I thought that discussing a virus that only
>exists because Micro$oft doesn't know how to implement
>the most trivial security precautions in their
>software is kinda off topic and unwanted.
I would think a virus that has been aro
Arrrgh, all caps hurts my face!!!
Was this a forward or is someone spamming the list? I'm pretty sure
everybody on here will know this, but I feel I should say: THIS IS A
SCAM!! I'm not sure how it works, but they are just trying to launder
money through your account. Don't do it =)
MIKE ODILI
Ya'll might have already seen this but Gentoo has relased a Live cd of
release candidate 1 of version 1.4. What is really cool about this is
that it has the UT2003 multiplayer demo installed and ready to play. I'm
pretty sure you have to have an Nvidia card to play this. But it's
cool none th
Want bleeding edge? try gentoo, they were the frist distro to have the
offical release of Gnome 2.0 in. It's bloody fast too, if you have the
patience to install it =)
Mat Branyon wrote:
> no, its cool, i could get that one off the net i think... i want cutting
> edge... gaaahh... suse just lags
Wow, I wish I had found out about this earlier, maybe I could have made
some plans to go. =/
Who are you gonna dress up as if you go Dustin? =)
Dustin Puryear wrote:
> For those geeks into anime, there is a convention in NOLA this weekend:
>
> http://www.numareinocon.com
>
> I have yet to go t
Did you install from the 16MB stage 1 image? I used the stage 3 install
so I pretty much had a basic system going. I'm not sure exctally how
long it took for mine to get compiled, because I started X/gnome
compiling and then went to bed. =) It was done when I got up the next
morning.
Douglas
It would be nice to live close enough to anything to be able to get any
sort of broadband. well I could get satelite, but I won't waste my money
on that. dial up is better for gaming than that crap.
Maybe if I get to move closer to the office I can turn me up one of
those 8Mb dsl's like the oth
Louisiana 70809
> Office - 225-297-3335
> Fax - 225-756-3056
> Cell - 225-964-2606
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jason DeWitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent:
Wow, I gotta get me some of that!
hey is that kilobyes/second or kilobits/second?
Richards, Ed wrote:
> I started download LibraNet during lunch, at 190 kb/sec (gotta love
> broadband!), and will install it tonite. I'll post my thoughts.
>
> Ed Richards, PE
> Staff Electrical Engineer
> Ford, B
When I tried to vote the vote button tried to dodge my click. I'm using
Mozilla 1.0 on win2k right now.
I clicked on it once and it jumped over to the left, then I clicked it
again and it took my vote. weird. =)
Dustin Puryear wrote:
> At 12:25 AM 8/28/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>
>> Hmmm, that wo
does anybody know of a good place to download the knoppix iso from a US
mirror? The ones listed on the page are too slow for me right now. I'd
like to get it downloaded before I leave work today.
jason
gt; http://www.emgsrus.com/graffiti.htm
>
>
>
>
>>-Original Message-
>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf
>>Of Jason DeWitt
>>Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2002 1:55 PM
>>To: General@brlug.net
>>Subject: [brlug-general]
thanks for the help guys, we just made a change. Dig on it again and see
if it looks right now. I guess that change could take a little while to
propagate.
Adam J. Melancon wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$dig artcrete.com mx
>
> ; <<>> DiG 9.1.0 <<>> artcrete.com mx
> ;; global options: printcmd
ahHA!!!
that mail server will not accept outside connections! It is set up just
for our customers to send through. I'd be willing to be that is the problem.
thanks
-ray wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Aug 2002, Jason DeWitt wrote:
>
>
>>Anyways, can someone do a nslookup on artcr
I hate trying to figure out dns problems when you are on the local
network. It all freakin' works for me!! =)
Anyways, can someone do a nslookup on artcrete.com please? I am mainly
interested if you can tell where the email will be sent. I would really
appreciate it.
I need to find me a good l
As far as I know, which isn't very far =), you just need a switch with a
fiber module in it or possibly a fiber transciver so you can hook it up
to the network. A guy I work with is a fiber jedi, I'll ask him if I see
him today, but I think I am right.
Jason
Dustin Puryear wrote:
> Anyone wor
ohh, "point of sale", here I was thinking something else. =)
Dustin Puryear wrote:
> At 11:09 PM 8/17/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>
>> My question is where can I find some information about the register( I
>> think
>> is an ncr)? Do I need to contact the company for an API? Do they need
>
You might want to check out Anjuta, I've used it and it's pretty nice.
I'm not sure how useful it will be to you if you want mainly KDE stuff.
I'm pretty sure it will do it though
http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/
--jason
Douglas Adams wrote:
> Well, I just ordered the gentoo cd and I can't wait,
buck,
Here is a link to a setup guide I wrote for Netscape 6
http://www.cp-tel.net/support/email/netscape6/
Cap'n Buck wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Now that my wife has sufficently recoverd from her surgery, I am starting to
> get back to LINUX.
>
> I installed ELX and all went smoothly. Now, I just n
sweet!
Byron Como wrote:
> No pictures, although you'd need a telephoto crank attachment to get a good
> shot of the liquid nitrogen tanks at the end of each leg of the machine, 4km
> away from the control building. And yes, they have a control room with lots
> of monitors and wall displays, and r
e is a brief howto at sourceforge on it, but they
> >really do not seem to support the protocol.
> >
> >Doug Riddle
> >
> >--- Jason DeWitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Most of this would be done on the local lan,I don't feel much like
> > > working
>
the server will have to be set up to allow? I would assume
so.
- Original Message -
From: "John Hebert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 5:08 PM
Subject: Re: [brlug-general] vfs?
> --- Jason DeWitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
, then
>>sniffing is less
>>likely.
>> For what you are doing, I would suggest trying
>>to get the rights
>>to access the sever without FTP. Barring that, you
>>might look into
>>tcl, or Midnight Commander. If they won't let you
>>connect to
Thanks ray, that looks like what I wanted.
Ahh, I see about the sniffing over switches. I'm by no means a
networking expert. =)
Fortunately I know where all the wires in this building go. =)
-ray wrote:
> There is an ftpfs kernel module at http://ftpfs.sourceforge.net. I've
> never used it, b
> If the server is on your lan, then you probably do not have to
> use FTP to get to that directory. The FTP directory is just another
> directory on the sever. The server connects FTP requests to that
> directory as a an FTP share by default. If you can browse the
> server, you can probab
n't emacs support file transfer. You got to watch out for
>>telnet and ftp as any one listening with a sniffer will capture
>>your login id and password.
>>
>>Bob
>>
>>Riddle wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Jason:
>>> I think VFS is part of TCL (
When I am working in windows, I use a text editor called EditPlus. I
like this one because it has built in ftp functions. So I can open a
file directly from an ftp server and save it right back to there,
without having to use an external ftp program.
One time I asked in an irc chat room about a
hole thing. Check it out at http://sourceforge.net/projects/rocketblog
I think I am going to start work on it again. =)
John Hebert wrote:
> Cool, thanks for the info. Sourceforge seems to be
> creeping today. What's your project, BTW?
>
> John Hebert
>
> --- Jason DeWitt &
It probably won't take that long. When I registered my project it took
like 20 minutes. I guess it depends on how many requests they have to
process today. =)
John Hebert wrote:
> The URL is http://sourceforge.net/projects/pllug/.
>
> I just now registered an SF mailing list for PLLUG
> called
haha Craig
that's one thing I am very looking forward to about having kids. Now I just
gotta find some money to afford them with. =)
I hope they are in to computers too, but with the parents they are going to
have, I don't think my kids will have much of a chance of avoiding the
computer fever. =
Mandrake!
but I want to try out SuSe sometime soon
- Original Message -
From: "Dustin Puryear" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 8:04 PM
Subject: RE: [brlug-general] Quick Poll - Favorite Linux Distro
> At 07:45 PM 5/24/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> >Red Hat
>
> Windo.. oh,
Ok, I'm making my first venture into setting up an apache server, I've got
it serving pages and even set up a virtual domain. My problem is with php.
On either the default web page or the virtual domian that I set up I get
this error message when I try to go to index.php
Warning: Failed opening '/
There is a very nice C++ IDE called Anjunta. I think I spelled it right.
It's pretty sweet, it has GLADE integration and whatnot.
- Original Message -
From: "Mat Branyon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2002 4:27 PM
Subject: Re: [brlug-general] totally unrelated
> correc
I just noticed the themes.org integration. That is dumb that the themes
come up in a search for software. I guess they will have a way to specifiy
what you want to search for. But this could be a good thing because they had
all but let themes.org die.
- Original Message -
From: "Dustin P
there is also rentacoder.com
> And they should look at sites like www.guru.com, where
> they can propose solutions to posted problems. There
> are others out there, don't remember at the moment.
>
Wow, the guy that founded the Lindows project also founded MP3.com? Heh,
trouble must follow him around with a baseball bat. At least he won the
Lindows suit. =)
- Original Message -
From: "Larry Braud" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "brlugnewbies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "BRLUG Linux"
<[EMAIL PROT
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>> 1. The default install on my system took a while (approx 45 minutes) =
as compared to 8.0 which took consi
One time I was looking at buying an Alienware computer, and I noticed that
the only OS choice on the website was Windows ME. Of course, that just
wasn't going to work. I emailed them to ask if I could get a computer with
Win98SE preinstalled, or possibly without an OS completely. I made it quite
Does the BRLUG have an ftp site for things such as this? I'm just about done
with the 3rd disk and I'd be happy to upload it for everybody else. I think
somebody is already going to do it for sblug, so I'll do it for the southern
Linux ppl. =)
Jason
==
Oh no man, you gotta jump down in the trenches and fight! I've got a 60 gig
hard drive coming in today (hopefully) and I need some new version lovin' to
slam on that thing.
- Original Message -
From: "Adam J. Melancon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 20
Does Lilo have an upper limit of how many OS's it can boot? Why not just
keep adding lilo entries for free? =)
- Original Message -
From: "Jason Brodman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 8:26 AM
Subject: Re: [brluglist] Run as many operating syste
ohh, oh no! please don't do that Microsoft!! We lovvveee you!!
Windows is great! I can't live without it!
Truthfully, I wish they would. Go ahead stop shipping windows. What OS will
all the new games be developed for then? Heh, then I would have absolutely
no reason to keep any Windows O
: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: [brluglist] Replacing M$ at work
> Just about anything that uses ODBC will work. If it's something as
> simple as adding/removing users, you can probably script something
> fairly easily in python.
>
&
While on the subject of replacing M$ at work. does anybody know of a good
front end that I can use to interface with a MSSQL server database. we use
Access right now to add/delete users. If I can find some way to do that, I
can get rid of Windows here at work.
Then if I can convince them to port
Speaking of corporate crap, who saw the article on the behind the scenes
goings-on at Loki? Sounds pretty bad, I would have hoped for better from an
open source company.
- Original Message -
From: "John Hebert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 10:15
Hey, I've got a question.
On many screenshots of linux desktops that I've seen it looks like they have
a terminal set as part of their background. as seen in this picture
http://www.fibrespeed.net/~mbabcock/linux/images/desktop-20010102-01.png
I remember seeing how to do this before, but for the
Hey,
I am looking for a program that will let you browse file shares under linux,
like you can do in windows with the network neighborhood. I know i've seen
this before, but I can't for the life of me find it now.
Jason
BRLUG - The Baton Rouge Li
Ok, I guess I'm gonna submit my first problem to the brluglist. =)
I got a new modem, it's a USR 56K ISA with jumpers for setting the port and
irq. I had many problems with it yesterday, and I won't go into painful
detail. The short of it is, if I leave the jumpers set to plug and play it
will w
, Hi. I'm Jason DeWitt. I'm new here. =)
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2002 10:34 PM
Subject: Re: [brluglist] AOLinux?
> Why would AOL go to the trouble of making an entire operating system? All
>
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