GNHLUG is pleased to announce that we are participating in this year's
Boston User Groups' MegaMeeting III. All local, technical user groups
are invitited to this meeting, which will be attended by 400-500 IT and
computer-related professionals in the Boston area, including CEOs, CTOs,
We have another quarterly gathering in September, and we can put them on
the table then.
I'll let the various local chapter leaders speak up for their groups.
--Bruce
On Thu, 2002-07-25 at 05:44, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
We've got some 'postcards' printed up for hand distribution (not
Sigh.
I appear to have accidently deleted the pictures of the March meeting
(the pictures that were on the gallery section of the web site
http://news.gnhlug.org/)
And we appear to have re-used the floppies they were taken on.
Does anyone have pictures of that meeting (or a copy of that part
I actually looked into doing that - I think it was way back in '95 - or
maybe it was '96 - I can't remember anymore, brain cramps.
At any rate, there are a lot of Imap attributes that don't map well into
a filesystem. And I remember thinking: If it can't be done right - then
don't do it. Of
That would be a good hack! And I'd like to encourage someone to do it.
But I feel its necessary to point out that most companies who use IMAP
do so to avoid all the network traffic that dragging down each message
to process it would entail. That's why POP is still around.
Just my $0.02 worth -
Hi James!
Actually, the meeting was last night. Unfortunately, I was unable to
make it.
The meetings are at 7pm on every 2nd Wednesday of the month at Sybase in
Concord.
The chapter has a web site (www.centralug.org) with more details,
including how to sign up for the mailing list (very low
Has anyone had any experience with running mailman in a virtual hosted
environment?
I'm have some problems with it (its using the host name associated with
the interface instead of the virtual host name) and could use some help.
Thanks, Bruce
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Thanks for trying to help guys, but I have that set to mail.gnhlug.org,
and mail is still going out as if from rogue.codemeta.com.
Ummm. I wonder if I have something set in sendmail's configuration
that's making it override the setting.
Any sendmail guru's out there?
--Bruce
On Wed,
I dunno - I'm sorta burned out on this topic. We've been here so often
before...
So, let anarchy prevail! Whoever can get a charter passed by our
general membership - more power to ya! (And I've got this wonderful
chairmanship I can give ya too!)
And then someone can post it on the web site (or
This just in from Greg Donovan at Optimal Engineering Partners (a
contracting firm) (See CC address for who to contact for more info, or
call (978) 256-1113 ext 103).
We are seeking a consultant to perform some work for a customer of ours
leveraging Linux kernel and SCSI skills. It is a two
Jerry got this and forwarded it to me. I'm posting it because we have a
number of jobless people who might be looking for this (mostly)
Linux-based avenue of job hunting.
If anyone actually finds it useful, you might want to post a review on
our web site: http://news.gnhlug.org/reviews.php
OK. I have a really bizarre solution for you - and it
usually works for me...
I keep my schedule on my palm pilot, and there's
lots-o-software to sync outlook with my pilot. When
I find that I *absolutely have to* keep some MS-centric
customer up to date with my calendar - I just upload my
When I need to embed a web server in an application (which beats writing
a GUI), I usually use tclhttpd - it also runs as a standalone web
server. Note that even though its light weight, the learning curve may
be a bit steep - unless you know TCL.
If you want to participate in a survey regarding your use of and feeling
towards Linux, go to:
http://www.surveypro.com/cgi-bin/surveypro/run_survey.cgi?id=2444
Our participation was requested by http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~dholakia
I used it, it seems to collect interesting data - but it makes
DId anyone note the headers on this? Looks like it originated with
Majordomo within Compaq.
I wonder if the system got hacked?!
Internet Administrator wrote:
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It's that time again!
As many of you know, each year the Internet must be briefly shut down in
order to
SwANH just sent out an announcment of a seminar that's of interest to
those of us without jobs...
http://www.swanh.org/comingevents.htm
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Those who braved the weather and actually made it to the meeting (17
brave souls) got a real gem of a presentation by Dave Getzin at IBM. I'm
not going to give away what was in the talk (you needed to be there),
but trust me, we should feel a little more comfortable if IBM has the
likes of
Excellent!
And now replies to your emails work too!
--Bruce
Paul Lussier wrote:
In a message dated: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 17:22:44 EST
John Abreau said:
A few years ago I tried getting this working under sendmail, and I
eventually gave up on it; I never got it working.
Recently I replaced
Mike: Thanks for replying to this user while I've been busy.
RABNUD: I'm sorry for taking so long to reply, but this is the first
chance I've had to write a proper reponse.
Also, it looks like Mike, (one of our more, ummm, shall we say direct
members) has replied accurately and succinctly.
You may want to check out 'scotty' - TCL based network discovery tool
kit. I believe you'll want the 'tkined' program in that package.
Jim McGlaughlin wrote:
GNHLUGers
I am looking for an information resource that discusses command line utilities and
how to use them to figure out network
Thanks for posting this Mike - I've been waiting for some of the regular
subscribers to at least mention the web site (visit and offering to
help maintain it would be nice too).
I just posted some FAQs to the news web site that might answer
some of your questions. (I chose to point out
In your /etc/sendmail.cf file add goaway or noexpn,novrfy to
O PrivacyOptions=...
--Bruce
Derek D. Martin wrote:
Joshua S. Freeman said:
Speaking of which, is there a how-to somewhere that instructs one how to
harden sendmail by disabling VRFY and EXPN ?
J.
Yes. Sendmail comes wit
What appears to be a rather frustrated newbie posted the following
article at the CentraLUG web site:
http://www.centralug.org/article.php?sid=37
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Groan - sorry about that - I upgraded the server to a newer version of
MySQL and made the erroroneous assumption that MySQL was upward
compatibile. So much for being better than MS! ;-)
I guess I'll be late getting into work today ...
--Bruce
mike ledoux wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED
If you can find a drive that can actually record them, I'd like to know
about it! I have 3 CD burners, (2 SCSI and 1 IDE, 1 all 3 years old)
and none of the drives will burn a business card CD. Although they all
burn normal CDs fine under Linux.
Ed Lawson wrote:
Quick question . Does anyone
Hi Alex! Thanks for letting us know about this. I don't suppose I could get you to
write a review on the web page for this? Just what you wrote here would be fine.
To the rest of the group (and Alex): To write reviews:
1. Go to http://news.gnhlug.org/
2. Log in (or register if you haven't
I'd prefer if the exploit wasn't posted on the mailing list or the web
pages.
We'd be accused of promoting that sort of thing, which I don't want to do
-
especially in the current political climate.
He can mail it to the individuals who really want to see it.
--Bruce
Michael O'Donnell wrote:
I just wanted to wish everyone a very Happy New Year (and best wishes to
everyone who comes in contact with us)!
Let's make 2002 be the year of GNHLUG domination (with apologies to
Linus Torvalds)!
--Bruce
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Put the following in your boot stanza in /etc/lilo.conf
append=hda=ide-scsi
(and re-run lilo). Or put 'hda=ide-scsi' on the boot command line.
This tells the kernel that the ide-scsi logic is only to be applied to /dev/hda - all
other devices
should use the IDE interface.
--Bruce
Ed
dates ;-) They've been in the works for at
least a year now.
* Revamped web site with faster turn around for changes - Ben Scott,
Charlie Farinella, and Bruce Dawson. (Charlie has already begun the
re-vamp).
* Moving the primary mailing list servers to gnhlug.org (Bruce
Dawson
Hi all!
I'm entering the test phase of the auto-postiing-to-mail scripts for
http://news.gnhlug.org/ So there may be some noise messages coming
across to the list. But only if I run into problems in the final
phases.
I promise I'll try to keep it to a minimum, but this is software. So
consider
I got a call from a contract/job recruiter who needs the following. Let
me know if you're interested and I'll give you his email address. I'd
probably take it, but I don't know Windows as well as I think they might
like.
--Bruce
SW engineer to do some low level programming and debugging. 5+
This has all undergone a dramatic change recently.
us.neustar.biz is the new purveyor of the .us domain. And they don't
appear to have a whois server up yet!
G.
--Bruce
PS: It looks like the .us domain is no longer free either.
Paul Lussier wrote:
I'm drawing a blank on this on, Neal
, 12 Nov 2001, Bruce Dawson wrote:
Well, I never got a confirmation from our intended speaker, so I'll be
speaking on openssl/openssh on Wednesday.
I am going to try real hard to make it, can I get either an address or
directions for the meeting place?
--charlie
--
Charles Farinella
Yipes. Sorry guys - the date is really November 14 - NOT Sept 12 - just
another cut and paste errors. Sigh. I guess 7:30 AM is still too early
for me!
PS: Sorry, but the tardis is full. We are no longer accepting
reservations. :-)
Charles Farinella wrote:
On Wed, 14 Nov 2001, Bruce Dawson
I exchanged a lot of email with NHPR on this matter a few weeks ago during their
fund drive. (I sent them a message during their spring fund drive indicating that
we were witholding our donations until they had a solution that wasn't specific
to Microsoft and similar messages more recently.)
until several hours after an area has been
re-ip'ed. (Thank goodness they use longish lease times!)
--Bruce
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
Bruce Dawson wrote:
A friend of mine in Mass. has been told by their help desk that MediaOne
is no longer providing reverse lookup records
A friend of mine in Mass. has been told by their help desk that MediaOne
is no longer providing reverse lookup records for their customer's
addresses. I know this isn't specifically Linux related, but a lot of us
use MediaOne. Does anyone know more about MediaOne's logic behind this?
The
I'm pretty sure CSS will now claim that the DeCSS *executable* is a mechanism
which can be used to cicumvent copy protection, (which the DMCA also prevents).
So I believe the use of expression is now the critical test for DMCA. If CSS
(or whoever) can prove that you circumvented the copy
Tom: Thanks for forwarding this.
I notice the conference is heavily weighted to the Microsoft crowd in
spite of the Linux vs XP segment - and there aren't any Linux sponsors. I
also note that it has an attendence fee of $40-$50 for the whole day.
Is there some relationship? Is SwANH in
I agree. Jonathan is an excellent choice. Now I just need to see if I can
attend!
My primary concern is that Microsoft can out-spin even themselves, and they have
a wonderful new product to tout too. I wonder if they'll give Jonathan a
chance to speak! (And I'm more concerned with the Microsoft
Thanks for the warning Bayard!
Meanwhile, all the recent threads are on
http://news.gnhlug.org/
Feel free to continue your conversations there!
--Bruce
PS: Things posted at news.gnhlug.org are NOT automatically posted to the
mailig list. At least not yet.
Bayard Coolidge USG wrote:
No - you're not getting senile (yet). I think you are thinking of the
Veritas File System (also Tru64's AdvFS). But good luck getting a port
to Linux!
--Bruce
Ken Ambrose wrote:
I seem to recall that someone was working on NetApp-like snapshot
functionality for the 2.4(.5?) kernel series.
I have an associate in Merrimack that is also an Adelphia customer. He has
frequently complained of similar problems. If I were you (or your friend), I
would NOT move in to a community supported by Adelphia - at least not if I were
going to depend on their cable internet service.
Other that
Thanks Bayard. Just one minor correction:
Its [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] The
'@codemeta.com' used to work, but I don't think it will any longer.
All: we're working on getting a server for [EMAIL PROTECTED], but its going
to be a while.
--Bruce
PS: I second getting back
Does anyone have any problems with me putting some of the messages from
this group on the centralug web page (which is more news-ish than the
mailing list - sorta like slashdot). You have to admit that some of the
threads in this group are thought-provoking.
The goal is to increase the profile
the articles (sorta like a
threaded discussion in the mailing list.
For a general GNHLUG site, I would pretty much end up cloning this site and
then renaming all CentraLUGs to GNHLUG.
--Bruce
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
Bruce Dawson wrote:
...
Also, how many would like a similar site for all
Thanks for sending this in. Iwas wondering how difficult it would
be.
BTW:I've added this to the CentraLUG FAQ list at:
http://www.centralug.org/news
--Bruce
"Thomas M. Albright" wrote:
OK, I got the wireless card working in Linux. Here's
how.
First I had to go to the ORiNOCO Web Site:
Sorry guys (and gal[s]), my mouse must've spazed when I sent that (and
*it* accidently clicked the HTML button instead of the Plain Text button). Or
my eyes, or my brain, or maybe it was just me. Anyway, it was unintentional.
Well people, enjoy your last free weekend before HossTraders!
Bryan: Thanks for checking up on this! I was beginning to worry - the DMCA
was bad enough, and I certainly don't want anything worse! The Sklyrov(?)
arrest has me seriously worried - I'm still wondering if we have all the
facts and if not, what's being hidden.
I'm glad to see that we have at
This is discussed at the centralug site (Concord area). There's even a
shell script there!
http://www.centralug.org/article.php?sid=9mode=threadorder=2
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Have I been dropped from the list, is the network swamped, or is
everyone still in shock from last Tuesday?
I haven't been seeing any messages lately.
--Bruce
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had a few messages personally from members of GNHLUG, but
have seen no traffic to speak of.
Jerry
Bruce Dawson wrote:
Have I been dropped from the list, is the network swamped, or is
everyone still in shock from last Tuesday?
I haven't been seeing any messages lately.
--Bruce
CentraLUG (GNHLUG's Central-NH chapter - aka Concord) has a new web site
at:
http://www.centralug.org//
Check it out! Submit news. Let us know what you think!
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Where will that party be? (And what applications should we bring?)
I'm not saying I'll come (yet), but its an intriguing excuse for a
party!
--Bruce
Karl J. Runge wrote:
People like me w/o lives are invited to a party tomorrow night at:
Sat Sep 8 21:46:40 EDT 2001
when Unix time
I believe it was Brad Maxwell back in June. You can probably send him mail via
the gnhlug mail-archives (see http://www.gnhlug.org for more infomation on the
mail archives).
--Bruce
Derek Doucette wrote:
Hey all:
I attended a lug meeting in concord this summer where someone (I'm terrible
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I couldn't find any references to
nnh.net until I did a google search and it found some *really old* pages with
references to nnh.net on my system (I guess Kurth used to have that in his
signature of some mail messages).
Needless to say, I've fixed the
' kinda way.
Rich C wrote:
Who:Bruce Dawson
[snip]
So, come one, come all, and help us consume both beer and wisdom
(or at least help us heckle Ben :)
So...no matter who's speaking, Ben is the one who gets heckled?
Interesting
Has anyone been able to successfully get these 3 software systems to
play together?
I'm becoming very frustrated with the documentation in the
mod_ssl-2.8.3-1.3.19 tree - it doesn't appear to match reality (all
modules are DSO'ed in my apache configuration), and the instructions
just don't work
How about a mechanism whereby community members could vote to give
contributors money?
This would go a long way to establishing a widely-accepted monetary
value for software development (at least open source software).
LTC could use the mechanism to re-imburse individual developers for
their
For the governmental sector, I'd stay away from anything cutting-edge
and open-source! (Which leaves out just about everything dealing with
groupware - except maybe Twiki - but that's just collaboration-ware -
and most MS-Office types don't like it).
Are you asking for a few volunteer hours a
Have you tried using the -useinfo option to cdrecord? It uses the .inf
file associated with the .wav file.
--Bruce
Alex Miller wrote:
...
However, I can't find any doc's on how make an
audio CD from my own .wav files, adding the text.
The .inf files that cdda2wav creates contains cddb
What about all those meetings we had in the Edison room?
Weren't
they before the first UNH meeting?
--Bruce
Bayard Coolidge USG wrote:
Jeff Smith asked:
Anyone have a date for the first meeting of GNHLUG?
Forwarded: Tue, 18 Oct 94 12:10:28 -0400
Forwarded: frank
Forwarded: Mon, 17 Oct
I think you want to use xmodmap - there's a man page for it. Its not as
difficult as it sounds.
And for console mode, try loadkeys - there's also a man page for that!
--Bruce
Thomas M. Albright wrote:
How do I stop it from functioning? I know there's something you can put
in XF86Config to
There's numerous products on the market that do this - they're usually
bundled as web site monitoring - and alert when flooding occurs,
certain pages change, along with monitoring response times from several
sites on the net, and various other items.
Its also fairly easy to implement as a
Are you looking for something like netcat?
(http://www.l0pht.com/~weld/netcat) It's named nc on most Linux
distributions - there's a man page too!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need reverse telnet for Linux - anybody know
where I can get it?
For the curious: reverse telnet involves a
Try turning off gpm ('gpm -k' from root), or killing the gpm process.
Quoting Kenneth E. Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
Can someone please help my mouse kick the crack habit that it has
recently picked up? ;-) I finally got xf86 to work (4.0.2) with my video
card, but now my mouse
I'm not really pleased with mail-archive.com's performance of late -
there are no messages from March, let alone April on the list.
Should we be looking for another archiver?
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Errr - I haven't played with the latest version of star office, but if its
anything like the earlier versions, its one of the largest applications I've
ever seen on Linux --- its *huge* - and doesn't use shared libraries. The only
other application that's larger seems to be Oracle.
This means:
Uhhh. This is strange. What version of sendmail and which distro?
Usually, the symlinks have to go in /etc/smrsh. And does your perl
script have execute permission? And do its parent directories have
world-read permissions?
--Bruce
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
All,
I am having a weird
I think you're going to be out-of-luck on this one. At least with MS Word as the
target document format. It would require a postscript interpreter to generate a
Word format file - and I don't think MS has ever documented their format (the
reason I've always seen is: Use the API). Hence, no one
I'm not sure if everyone knows this or not, and I'm not sure if its applicable
to Bob's situation, but ghostscript comes with ps2pdf - a program that converts
.ps files to .pdf files.
--Bruce
Bayard ... and it's unclear that there
Bayard is a product to create PDF documents available from
Changing the ./configure options is highly dependent on how they put the RPM
together. But the general principle is:
1. Install the source RPM:
$ rpm -ivh foo.bar.src.rpm
2. If they do the configure in the SPEC file, then you can change it there:
$ vi
What are you doing inside working on your computer on a gorgous day such
as this? (I have an excuse - I'm a nerd). ;-)
The first thing that comes to my mind is that your /etc directory
doesn't have 755 permissions.
--Bruce
farinella wrote:
I'm sorry if I've already sent a similar message,
I would second Marc's choice - We've been using them for years and their Unix
expertise is hard to beat. And their price is good too (compared to others with
similar capabilities).
Quoting Marc Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Locally, consider MV Communication (www.mv.com).
If you want something
First, make sure the disks aren't full. Then make sure the swap is mounted.
My first inclination is to suspect a disk error - especially if you have IDE
disks.
Also, try rebooting. I suspect something in the kernel is *really* confused.
After that, you can scan the logs to find out what caused
An earlier message indicated that identd may be at fault - usually, that's only
started because something (usually a remote mail agent) is trying to verify that
a user is on that system. So either someone from you system sent out a bunch of
spam, or your system is about to (or is) undergo a spam
Your firewall prevented someone at 200.42.123.197
(a200042123197.rev.prima.com.ar) from accessing port 12345 on your
system.
The easiest way to make sure your system is relatively well protected
from random attacks is to have a friend run NMAP against your system
(from outside your firewall).
Our good friend and fellow penguin lover, Bill Sconce, is in the hospital.
He is doing well and rapidly recovering from emergency abdominal surgery. They
expect to discharge him "real soon now". (Good thing hospitals aren't in the
software business!)
If you wish to see him or send flowers,
Something similar usually happens when one loses one's SSH connections
(typically caused by a crashed X server).
Try using 'xauth remove :10.0' and 'xauth remove /unix:10.0' to get rid of the
messages. But you may want to do a 'xauth list' and 'xauth info' to see if
you're using them first!
Have people seen this one?
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010129/ny_cray.html
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Instead of 'ls', try:
find $1 -name \*.jpg
Note that you'll have to use '.' if you want all the files in the
current directory.
--Bruce
"Thomas M. Albright" wrote:
I just finished writing a shell script. Well, not really cause it
doesn't do what I want yet. Anyway:
I have a
On Sun, 21 Jan 2001, Benjamin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Bruce Dawson wrote:
One of the great mysteries of the DNS world is: Why do they still refer
to 'bind' as 'named' - or vice versa?
FWIW, I've heard the (possibly bogus) explanation that "BIND"
One of the great mysteries of the DNS world is: Why do they still refer
to 'bind' as 'named' - or vice versa? BIND's program is 'named', which
is what is usually running - there is no program called 'bind'!
(However, there is a RPM package called 'bind'). The two names for the
same thing just
I'm seconding that motion. Now: Who gets to implement it?
Quoting Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In a message dated: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 09:27:35 EST
Jerry Kubeck said:
All Chapter Chairs should post to the gnhlug-announce list any meetings
before then and all Feb meetings should do fine on
We've used siig (http://www.siig.com/) controllers before with good
success. I think we have 7 drives one one system (Linux) using the
motherboard IDE connectors and a SIIG card.
--Bruce
Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
From what I read, the 2.4 kernel supports up to 10 IDE drives. I just bought
a
I did a presentation on X10 and Linux a year or so ago to GNHLUG at DWC
in Nashua. Unfortunately, it only backed up my assertion that X10 is not
to be relied upon. (I couldn't get the CM11A I brought to work - typical
for a demo :-).
That's my first caveat. My second one is that the software is
I've only had one customer venture into the IDE RAID space on a Linux
box. It worked fine until one of the drives failed, and the controller
corrupted *both* drives (probably because it didn't know one drive of
the mirror failed and it blithely kept syncing the mirror set).
I don't think
Great job Karl! I don't suppose you'd like to post the script - I'm sure
someone would like to cannibalize it for their own use - or make
something
similar for win4lin and other Windoz emulators.
--Bruce
"Karl J. Runge" wrote:
Hi,
My wife and I have been receiving a lot of .EXE attachment
As root, do:
ln -s /tmp/mailps2pdf.pl /etc/smrsh/
--Bruce
Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
I've whipped up a Perl script that parses an incoming e-mail, stripping
off the Postscript, converting it to a PDF, and then attaching it to an
e-mail that it then sends back to the original sender.
Did you run ldconfig after changing /etc/ld.so.conf? (Ordinarily, this
is done at boot, but I suspect you haven't been rebooting after every
change.)
--Bruce
"Thomas M. Albright" wrote:
On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, Benjamin Scott wrote:
On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, Thomas M. Albright wrote:
I'm using a LinkSys BEFSR41
(http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?prid=20grid=5) as one of
my firewalls and haven't had any problems. It supposedly routes PPTP
packets without a problem, but I haven't tested that. Yet.
Benjamin Scott wrote:
Hello list,
This topic was kinda-sorta
You might have to restart syslog with the '-r' option in order to enable logging
from INET sockets.
--Bruce
PS: I assume the packets are making it through your firewall (if any); I believe
port 514/udp is what syslog uses.
Quoting "Thomas M. Albright" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know how to set up
What error is cdrecord producing (and what command line are you using)?
I have an IDE cd-rw, but I can no longer get it to work. I have the
ide-scsi modules loaded, but cdrecord refuses to see it.
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he bus, even
though it is listed in /proc/scsi/scsi. When I reinstalled the system,
it seems to have stopped recognizing it. I can still mount it as a
cd-rom drive, though. And the drive itself is fine, because I can use it
under Windoze.
Kenny
Bruce Dawson wrote:
What error is cdrecord
Assuming your directory tree (of what you want to go on the CD) is at
/tmp/cd,
issue the following commands:
mkisofs -J -r -T -A "Title of your CD" -o /tmp/your_iso_image_file.iso
/tmp/cd
cdrecord speed=4 dev=1,0,0 -isosize /tmp/your_iso_image_file.iso
Notes:
1.
It matters a lot if you have *both* a NIC connection and a PPP connection -
usually you only want the resolv.conf file modified according your your
*current* network connection.
The PPP development team has managed to skirt this issue for a long time.
Because this is a very thorny issue, I
I don't know about everyone else, but I seem to remember proposing about 1/2
dozen topics most of the time. I never knew why they weren't carried forth -
whether a speaker couldn't be found, people just ignore me, people forgot what
was proposed, or whatever.
Perhaps these conversations should
If I remember correctly, its just a configuration parameter. But it can only be
set by M1. (Because they changed the SNMP shared secret at installation time).
Didn't someone on this list used to work for Bay Networks and have intimate
knowledge of these beasties?
Quoting "Derek D. Martin"
I believe those files are created by pwconv (the password/shadow conversion
utility).
Quoting Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
...
Anyone know what the /etc/passwd- and /etc/shadow- files are? They
appear to
be backup versions of /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow, but I can't seem to
find
any
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