Today, Derek Martin gleaned this insight:
> Mike, since I can't look myself (now that my Windows installation on my
> Halflife computer has become unusable, I no longer run Windows AT ALL),
> and you've obviously used it, can you please elaborate a little and tell
> me where to find this wonderou
Today, Mike Bilow gleaned this insight:
> Just "synchronize" your mailbox after logging in. By default, only the
> mail headers, not the message bodies, are transferred upon logging into an
> IMAP server, and the message bodies are called for as you read. If you
> manually issue the "synchroniz
Things like firewalling, NAT, email, etc?
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Yes. You can use the script command...
$ script file.log
... Your session
$ exit
The final exit will put you back in the shell that was running when you
issued the script command.
Rick Petree wrote:
>
> Is there a way to capture(record) the text in a terminal window or
Is there a way to capture(record) the text in a terminal window or in run
level 3?
Rick
:-)
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Hi folks,
I thought I'd see if anyone on the mail list might be interested in a
position at my company, WSI Corporation. We do some pretty cool stuff
with SGI based workstations for the television industry. Check us out
at http://www.wsicorp.com. We are based in Billerica, MA and, we do use
Li
i just got this from a colleague of mine who works at Compaq in Marboro, MA
-- this is an immediate need so be prepared :)
Hi, I am Michael Waite and I am the guy who has been running the Compaq
Testdrive program for the past three years.
I am moving on to a new company and need to hire someone
GNHLUG & NNEUUG folks,
I was recently contacted by folks at a training center in Maine with
whom I used to work... as mentioned below, they've got an opportunity
to teach a UNIX class and are looking for an instructor. If any of
you could do this and are interested in pursuing the business, plea
Here is the June schedule. As soon as I get more detail on a couple of the
topics I will post them to the SLUG calendar.
June 1 - Monadlug; 7 pm Peterborough Library. * An introduction to Linux
and Business *; We are having Jeff Smith give a demonstration of the
TuxBiz.com web based business that
On Tue, 23 May 2000, Jon 'maddog' Hall, Executive Director, Linux International wrote:
> ... I am cleaning out my den, and will bring various items to the meeting
> tonight ... a "vibrating penguin" (you really don't want to know) ...
Oh, come on, maddog. After the whole Squeegee Incident, do
Hello,
In honor of the anticipated delivery of two rather large automated musical
instruments to be added to the doghouse, I am cleaning out my den, and
will bring various items to the meeting tonight for giveaway and/or raffle
as only a totally eclectic person as myself could gather:
o
And also in (although not on the cover of) the June 2000 Linux
Magazine. No pictures of maddog in a suit, but a good interview.
The man just never stops - all the better for us & world domination!
jeff
On Tue, 23 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In case you have not seen or gotten it yet ma
Has anyone managed to use Netscape with UW's IMAP server in offline mode?
Can anyone explain what needs to be done to do this?
Thanks
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System Administrator
Mission Critical Linux
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Hey, That's great. Congratulations maddog.
I am writing Clarica at SSC right now to see if I can score us 100 copies
to pass out at the meetings.
Jerry
>In case you have not seen or gotten it yet maddog is on the cover
>of the June 2000 Linux Journal.
>
>I haven't made it all the way through
In case you have not seen or gotten it yet maddog is on the cover
of the June 2000 Linux Journal.
I haven't made it all the way through your article yet but it is worth
the purchase just for the very entertaining pics.
Great job maddog!
Jason Lawrence
Jason Lawrence
CK Interactive
Tel: 80
In a message dated: Tue, 23 May 2000 13:24:07 EDT
"Jon 'maddog' Hall, Executive Director, Linux International" said:
>>I guess we'll know where to find maddog when he gets tired of traveling :)
>
>Paul,
>
>As stated many places, I will be at MSMC&MB
>
>Perhaps I should post my business plan, the
>I guess we'll know where to find maddog when he gets tired of traveling :)
Paul,
As stated many places, I will be at MSMC&MB
Perhaps I should post my business plan, the designs for the building, and
admissions forms.
md
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Alternatively, you can take 3 North, turns into Everett Turnpike?
(toll road), until it hits 101 & 293 at Manchester, then take 293
North as below.
jeff
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Jerry Kubeck wrote:
> Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 14:19:46 -0400
> From: Jerry Kubeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTEC
For those who haven't seen Segfault recently...
I guess we'll know where to find maddog when he gets tired of traveling :)
http://www.segfault.org/story.phtml?mode=2&id=39219e6a-06756ba0
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Seeya,
Paul
"I always explain our company via interpretive dance.
I m
This from Larry Medwin (see above address):
> > ...
> > I'm at Stratus Computer now, still a consultant. These guys are trying
> > to put together a highly reliable Linux project, and, like everybody
> > else, are having some trouble staffing up. They need about 6 people,
> > all together: 3 co
Interesting topic. I was just telling my son (15.5) that he should try and pick up
some work doing simple web pages for small business' in the town. He is rather good
at it and I said if he charges $100 for a simple page, he would probably get some
business. Nothing fancy, just notification
The EASIEST way to avoid this whole problem is to set in Netscapes
preferences to "use my default fonts, overriding document-specified fonts".
The BEST way to deal with it is to make sure you read the book "Web Pages
that SUCK" before writing a web page ;-)
Kenny
Michael O'Donnell wrote:
>
> M
"Karl J. Runge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> I think I got that radio.org.lv page to render properly by selecting
>>> one of the "Central European" charsets, but I can't reproduce it!!
Well, I still can't because it's written (according to Randy's post) in
character set "windows-1257". The se
So far 32 of you have signed up for the buffet. Thank you. We just needed a
starting point as I can add more but I can't deduct. So those of you who
couldn't commit, but find yourselves wanting to come, please do. We can
certainly get more food.
If you know you can come for dinner and haven't let
Related to this thread, in netscape how is
View -> Character Set -> (select from a list of ~20 char sets)
supposed to work? Can one use this to manually override the char set
to try to properly render that page?
I think I got that radio.org.lv page to render properly by selecting
one
Well, I guess Rich Payne is too busy or too modest to post this, so
I will:
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-200-1926082.html?tag=st.ne.1002.lthd.1003-200-1926082
Hopefully, the increased demand will lower the prices somewhat and
keep fueling the demand. I think this move on API's part will be
My NetScape 4.61 on SunOS 5.5.1 had the same problem.
A local copy of that page was rendered correctly after
that dainbramaged "charset" directive was removed.
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Niall Kavanagh wrote:
> On Tue, 23 May 2000, Adam Wendt wrote:
>
> > I've been asked to take over the maintanence and design of
> > www.fredbgov.com and as this will be the first time I've done this kind of
> > work for money I'm not exactly sure on how much to ask for. I know this is
> > a littl
FWIW, I am having the same problem under Netscape 4.72 as compiled
for Tru64 UNIX as Randy did.
So, it's not just the Linux/Netscape (and GNU had nothing to do
with that, BTW), and may well affect any of their other Unix-based
compilations. Anyone try it on SPARC or SGI or HP ?
Bayard
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On Tue, 23 May 2000, Adam Wendt wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> I've been asked to take over the maintanence and design of
> www.fredbgov.com and as this will be the first time I've done this kind of
> work for money I'm not exactly sure on how much to ask for. I know this is
> a little offtopic but I though
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