Hi Everyone,
I am desperately searching for a software performance engineer. Company is
in Northern MA commutable to Nashua Manchester areas. They want LINUX
background. 1st preference is Alpha Linux but they aren't hung up on it.
Competitive salary great benes and its LINUX.
Lori
Hello everyone,
Don't forget tomorrow is 3rd Quarter GNHLUG meeting at Martha's Exchange
at 7pm with dinner at 6 pm. Special drawing for dinner attendees.
The presetntaion is on the latest Suite from ApplixWare and is being
given by one of Applix's Corporate trainers.
Taos, the Sys Admin
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, Derek Martin wrote:
It's more a philosophy/history thing... maybe 2 factors at work. On older
Unix kernels you don't change parameters of a running system. Linux can
do it quite easily but I think there's still a stigma which says if ya
gotta muck with parameters, do it
Turns out someone at their site was slamming our server, and the identd
requests to their site were merely in response to that.
Also, our site was down because one of our developers was running an rsync
process from the old server to the new. When we made the DNS changes to
switch over to the
Sorry for the tardy reply, I've been off the 'net for 2 weeks vacationing in
Austria.
If a proprietary solution would be acceptable, check out my employer's
offerings.
I know that the products available from OpenService http://www.open.com/
include a "software push" capability, and I am
Donald Ball wrote:
Donald Ball wrote:
lucent wavelan/orinoco gold cards are the mac daddy if you've got
the cash ($175 per?) - 11Mbs, IEEE802.11b compliant, 128-bit
encryption
Okey, I guess I'm sold on the WaveLAN Gold, then. I haven't
heard anything bad about it, and lots of
I've a couple of questions (as usual), all related. I'm trying to find
the best way to distribute a package to the greatest number of
distribtutions. RPM seems to be the best choice but will it work on
packages other than Red Hat and Mandrake? What exactly are TGZ files?
I thought they were
If you want to keep everyone happy I suggest you package it 30 bazillion
ways, .rpm, .deb, .tar.gz, .sh, etc, etc, etc
= adam =
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Adam Wendt
Against boredom, even the gods themselves struggle in vain.
~
In a message dated: Tue, 29 Aug 2000 14:16:03 EDT
Greg Kettmann said:
I've a couple of questions (as usual), all related. I'm trying to find
the best way to distribute a package to the greatest number of
distribtutions.
Funny you should ask, as I just recently answered this question for
Does anybody know how to configure "amd" to automount the home directory for
a NIS login on a Caldera OpenLinux 2.3 system?
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In a message dated: Tue, 29 Aug 2000 12:43:23 PDT
"Ingham,Stephen" said:
Does anybody know how to configure "amd" to automount the home directory for
a NIS login on a Caldera OpenLinux 2.3 system?
Do you need to use amd? I would recommend using autofs, it's faster, and more
reliable. amd
I've read the Automounter Mini-HowTo before. It covers "autofs" but not
"amd"
Caldera comes with "amd" only, I'd like to figure out how to use it. I try
installing the autofs RPM at a last resort
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