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At 01:49 AM 8/17/2000 -0500, Tony Lambiris wrote: have you looked at the nnhlug? check it out nnhlug.org ~kurth >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Is there a GNHLUG mailing list that is focused mainly on the Slackware > > flavor of Linux? If not, can someone tell what the daily email traffic > >

Re: GNHLUG List[s] [Slackware Users?]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Is there a GNHLUG mailing list that is focused mainly on the Slackware > flavor of Linux? If not, can someone tell what the daily email traffic > is like on the GNHLUG general discussion list? > AFAIK, the gnhlug has no distribution-specific mailing lists. > > > > W

Re: odd stuff in log

Not necessarily. The identd daemon is used for identifcation purposes. It can retrieve such items as the user name, os type, etc... A prime example of when this comes into play is when you connect to an IRC server. It just basically provides minimal identification. In fact, some IRC servers won'

Re: New Hampshire LUG IRC channel

Are you folks familiar with openprojects? They run a great irc server that should be more than happy to add another channel. There are already tons of channels there that provide support. They were really helpful to me 6 years ago when I was a struggling newbie. On Wed, Aug 16, 2000 at 11:45:4

Re: GNHLUG List[s] [Slackware Users?]

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Is there a GNHLUG mailing list that is focused mainly on the Slackware > flavor of Linux? If there is, it is a well-kept secret. Maybe the other Slackware user knows? ;-)<-- Joke > If not, can someone tell what the daily email traffic is l

odd stuff in log

I just saw this in my /var/log/messages. Am I under attack ? Aug 16 18:52:42 localhost identd[4337]: Connection from awpti.org Aug 16 18:52:42 localhost identd[4337]: from: 204.62.193.74 ( awpti.org ) for: 1 997, 21 Aug 16 19:02:41 localhost identd[4468]: Connection from awpti.org Aug 16

Re: GNHLUG List[s] [Slackware Users?]

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Is there a GNHLUG mailing list that is focused mainly on the Slackware > flavor of Linux? If not, can someone tell what the daily email traffic > is like on the GNHLUG general discussion list? Not that I know of... > just need to focus only on

Re: history

In a message dated: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 17:29:25 EDT Warren Mansur said: >Hi, > >A simple question. Does anyone know offhand how to make bash only >remember unique commands in your history? For example, if I type: > >command1 >command1 >command2 > >and then I hit the up-arrow, I'll see those thre

GNHLUG List[s] [Slackware Users?]

Is there a GNHLUG mailing list that is focused mainly on the Slackware flavor of Linux? If not, can someone tell what the daily email traffic is like on the GNHLUG general discussion list? When I was subscribed previously I noticed that most of the discussion centered on RedHat. I don't

history

Hi, A simple question. Does anyone know offhand how to make bash only remember unique commands in your history? For example, if I type: command1 command1 command2 and then I hit the up-arrow, I'll see those three commands in order. I was hoping to have it show me "command2" once, and "comman

Re: off topic: open source legal question

This was mistakenly sent to me off-list, but since I'm not the OP, I'm passing it on in hopes the original poster reads this :) (I think it was Bob Sparks) Seeya, Paul In a message dated: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 16:14:15 EDT cdowns said: >i just left working there for the last year but you might wa

directions for tonight

is tonight at the ramada/holiday inn or some where else ???sorry for being slow im sick. ** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the following text in the *body* (*not* the subject line) of the letter: uns

Re: Secure Email, Secure FTP ?

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, mike ledoux wrote: > Of course, the big downside is that all of your mail users now need to > have shell access to the pop/imap server so they can establish the ssh > tunnel. I think you can plug that hole. Simply disable the login shell (I use a short shell script called

Re: off topic: open source legal question

In a message dated: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 12:39:42 EDT [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >People, > >I have heard, but am unable to verify, that software developed >using public tax money would be owned by the public. Technically I believe this to be true, unless release of said sw poses a "National Security

Re: Secure Email, Secure FTP ?

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Benjamin Scott wrote: > Okay, let's follow a POP3-over-SSH session from start to finish. > > Prerequisites > - > > (1) Your mail server must be running SSH daemon (sshd). Ironically, as soon as I read this I started to see it... > (2) You must be able to

Reminder: Central LUG meeting, tonite, Aug 16, 7pm

People, Tonite's meeting is at 105 Pleasant Street, Concord, NH of course. This is the "main building", which was built in 1842 as the NH Asylum for the insane. It is now used as an administrative building. It is the large brick building with a big porch, at the top of the hill, inside "State Off

Re: [Fwd: Debian GNU/Linux 2.2, the "Joel 'Espy' Klecker" release]

On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Tony Lambiris wrote: > AFAIK, the bundled CD that VA distributes does help out the Debian project (I > couldn't understand why VA would keep the money for themselves...). But the boxed > CD is the real thing. Even comes with O'Reilly's Running Debian Linux book. You > get tha

Re: off topic: open source legal question

I believe that's an artifact of NCSA's charter or its "Agreement with the Community" rather than government ownership. --Bruce Quoting Rodent of Unusual Size <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > I have heard, but am unable to verify, that software developed > > using public t

Re: off topic: open source legal question

This would appear to make sense: software the public pays for is owned by the public. However, this is frequently not the case - and its not easy to determine when the rule applies. 1. I believe the "public" owns the software when its not copyrighted. 2. Otherwise, the copyright holder owns it.

Re: Secure Email, Secure FTP ?

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Paul Lussier wrote: > Derek Martin said: > > >-Baffled in North Andover :)k > > Dude, you're baffled anywhere ;) :P -- Derek Martin System Administrator Mission Critical Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** To unsubscr

RE off topic: open source legal question

Bob Sparks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked: >>> I have heard, but am unable to verify, that software developed >>> using public tax money would be owned by the public. This is a VERY complex question, because all too often, the applications that are frequently developed are done so under a non-disclo

Re: off topic: open source legal question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I have heard, but am unable to verify, that software developed > using public tax money would be owned by the public. Well, that was ostensibly why the NCSA Web server (and Mosaic) were/are free and open. -- #kenP-)} Ken Coar

tonights meeting

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New Hampshire LUG IRC channel

Bill Freeman, KE1G, transmitted: >>> Contrary to popular belief, not everyone has a full time >>> connection. Many, even, of those who do will not >>> maintain a full time IRC client connection. to which I hastily add: Some of us who do have "full-time connections" at work, can't punch the f

off topic: open source legal question

People, I have heard, but am unable to verify, that software developed using public tax money would be owned by the public. I don't know if this is urban legend, or fact. Who can I ask? Where can I look? I have been told that Franklin Pierce Law Center, here in Concord, NH is one of the leading i

New Hampshire LUG IRC channel

Tony Lambiris writes: > I was just wondering what everyone on this mailing list thinks about > starting an irc channel dedicated to all the NH Linux User Groups. Just > basically a place for the locals to hang out, exchange words, and > possibly help others out? > > Let me know what you all

Re: Concord, New Hampshire software jobs

Thanks Mike. I wasn't aware that the [EMAIL PROTECTED] was operational. I suppose that would have been the proper response from whomever flamed Mr Cook. For those who want to offer jobs who don't subscribe to the list and don't know there is a [EMAIL PROTECTED], then the only way they have to ap

Re: Concord, New Hampshire software jobs

I lost the message that flamed Larry Cook for posting the job openings at Sybase in Concord, so I don't remember who sent it. Just as well... I have apologized to Larry offline and attempted to explain the situation. IMNSHO, we need to work with other *IX interests in the state. There is consid

Re: Concord, New Hampshire software jobs

Larry, This is an OPEN forum list and after the flame wars were put out by calm voices, it was decided that the occasional job posting were not any more bother than some of the ramblings posted here. Yes, the main thrust is Linux even though we have many people who do use other OS's in their wor

Re: A DMZ/Firewall Question

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Paul Lussier wrote: > O'Reilly has an excellent book on the subject, Building Internet > Firewalls, which describes all types of firewall configurations; using > both commercial products, homegrown solutions, and a mix. (Unfortunately > is a little dated, since it doesn't inc

Re: Concord, New Hampshire software jobs

> On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Larry Cook wrote: > > Sybase in Concord, New Hampshire has multiple job openings. > > And these are related to Linux how...? Sybase products run on a handful of Unix platforms. Most of our products are either being ported to Linux or have planned ports in the future, ath

Re: [Fwd: Debian GNU/Linux 2.2, the "Joel 'Espy' Klecker" release]

AFAIK, the bundled CD that VA distributes does help out the Debian project (I couldn't understand why VA would keep the money for themselves...). But the boxed CD is the real thing. Even comes with O'Reilly's Running Debian Linux book. You get that, the official Debian CD, and the Myth demo, all f

New Hampshire LUG IRC channel

I was just wondering what everyone on this mailing list thinks about starting an irc channel dedicated to all the NH Linux User Groups. Just basically a place for the locals to hang out, exchange words, and possibly help others out? Let me know what you all think. *

Re: A DMZ/Firewall Question

In a message dated: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 18:32:35 EDT "Dave Nichols" said: >Folks, > >Just a question coming out of some work I'm doing today. I was always >taught a double Firewall surrounded a TRUE DMZ (one in front, one in back). > >I see more and more people representing DMZ's coming off a SING

Re: Secure Email, Secure FTP ?

In a message dated: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 01:49:13 EDT Derek Martin said: >-Baffled in North Andover :)k Dude, you're baffled anywhere ;) ** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the following text in the *body*

Re: Secure Email, Secure FTP ?

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Derek Martin wrote: >> To do so, configure your SSH client to forward local TCP port 110 (which >> is POP3) to remote server TCP port 110. Do the same for TCP port 25 >> (SMTP). Then point your mail client to "localhost" for its mail servers. >> SSH will forward the connec