I prefer M-x manbash.
Or C-h i C-s bash
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c) emacs psgml-mode
It's not for writing letters to grandma, but for 60+ page things
it's a godsend.
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> Better answer to which question ?
It's like learning to play Oboe after your already know Flute.
Learn Lisp (or Perl or Smalltalk) well and everything else is cake.
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to land admin jobs at startups and cross
over ;-).
Then there's that hacker attitude - "there's gotta be something in
here that at least a little bit broken..."
Oh, yeah the other hot ones are Linux and XML.
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Don't keep sensitive stuff on an NFS-mounted directory.
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Got a lot of messages ahead of me and someone may have already
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Tim was one of the guys doing the heavy lifting that brought
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> Yes. You need a special program, called "ziptool", to do so.
> Google for it.
And if you already have xforms libs installed there's a GUI program
called jazip that can do it too.
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on the bugs that get in my face.
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> Buyer: "Stay away from my house, you freak!"
I like the section where he likens UNIX to the "Hole Hawg".
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that Linux heads aren't rabid supporters of Sun, Java and EJB. It may
not be free, but it is open and above board.
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d it difficult to yank the chain every 9 months.
Microsoft has never been on the CORBA bus. Sun was on it and made
moves to get off when the introduced Java RMI, the original Java
distributed object technology but they were rapidly beaten into
submission by a hand
> That said, I'd hardly be surprised if VA started selling off that
> info. OTOH, I haven't received any spam from them (that I know of).
>
> :)
Good thing you smiled when you said that.
It would be much easier to harvest at Slashdot ;0. VA has not gone
totally to t
> FYI http://www.linuxworld.com/ic_717468_6995_1-3133.html
Yawn.
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Use mke2fs (or whattever) to put filesystems on your new partitions.
Manually add the partitions to fstab.
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> >sigh Guess I'll have to add that to the 'Who's Knuth?' blank
> >stare I get when I talk about his work.
>
> Ahh, I know who Knuth is, just never come across the Eckel name
> before.
OK, I specialize in
ion of MICO. You can get that at
www.mico.org.
You'll also find a wealth of goodies if you hop over to sf.net and
type "C++" in the search box.
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And I was expecting Santa Claus ;-).
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full path. If
it's not, lop the terminal file name "/foo" off the path, cd, use
/bin/pwd and paste the terminal file name back onto the result. We
use /bin/pwd because the pwd built-in in most shells are easily fooled
by symlinks.
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to people from outside the country who have allowed their visas to
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In a conversation with ground control, one of the flight attendants on
the first flight into the WTC indicated that a hijacker had cut the
throat of a passenger in first class.
All it would take is a simple demo like that on each flight to keep
everyone in line.
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-sample based musical instruments (a
fair number of synthesizers and drum machines). I can see Akai,
Roland, Tascam, Fostex, Yamaha, Creative Labs (Ensoniq), Kurzweil and
maybe even Philips out pounding the pavement to have themselves
excluded from
e can
reverse engineer the drivers to devices no longer supported by their
manufacturers?
That's just the ones that I could get to without thinking hard.
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> Following those lines, Microsoft should name their XP release "Chernobyl."
Along those lines, did anybody else notice that XP is "Xi" "Rho"?
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> Can anyone recommend any places to get C++ training?
> Not a quick five days and your out, but something in depth, and located
> in the south eastern part of NH.
Is Tyngsboro too far? BU Metro probably has courses. NEU ha them
as well but we're talking Burlington
Hey - maybe we should contact the Linux Fund about doing a special
fundraiser for schools hard hit by BSA gestapo tactics
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Install 7.1.
It comes with lokkit - an easy tool for configuring IPCHAINS. It
looks like RedHat's figured out that the distribution is a big time
target.
Use your chains and get an appliance.
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PC2000XLlarge.jpg.
It sits in a rig that looks like this:
memecycle.com/~ccb/studio.jpg (Look, Ma, no Computer!)
As a bonus it's a mondo pad controller and is a 4-part multi-timbral
sampler. It was either that or endless hours being a programmer and
not being a musician. The Yamaha RS700
Delta for audio mastering after
Ardour is further along.
Join the ALSA lists...
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from here.
You can't get there from here. Better go the long way 'round.
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ne. It requires a block service daemon to be running on the
block server machine. It doesn't allow access to that machine's
devices other than the block device served by the block daemon.
NBD is most like Sun's "Network Disk&qu
ms are
ignored).
Where to next?
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I think we should time a worldwide Linux 10th anniversary party to
coincide with the release of WindowsXP.
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t. If he needs multiple IP addrs
he needs a new ISP.
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L libraries without
giving away your source. You merely have to provide linkable .o
files.
It's not like this stuff was dreampt up yesterday - we've been living
with the GPL for close to 20 years. Remember - the GPL is here to
protect *you* from having commercial interests poaching on your
ty.
Insert 10c for the next level of detail. VA can come up and do this
for you. So can any number of independents (Dawson..) that read this
list daily.
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particular bit of code is freed, it can't be
unfreed without a court decision indicating that it infringes somebody
else's property rights. This would indicate that it wasn't yours to
license in the first place...
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s/cluefull/curious/g
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ase I think it's a no-brainer. Learn firewalling in a place
where AT&T isn't breathing down your neck.
While I was writing somebody at db.desicom.de tried to tickle my
nameserver and was dutifully repulsed.
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lthough at the moment it
> isn't looking too good.
>
Bad risk IMHO, especially when $150 will keep you a LOT cleaner.
FWIW - I'm an architect, too.
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learning experience but I'd rather spend the time with my kids than
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and to test how well the application integrates
on a number of distros.
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> Can anyone shed light as to why no one has even heard of PHP around
> here?
Because you don't have enough of these on your car!
www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/things/31bd.html
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erally know when an
application is using Sun's RPC infrastructure. Any application
written with MFC is likely to use some parts of the COM infrastructure
and may not even be aware of it.
Choosing SMB to avoid the portmapper is like choosing to eat cheese to
avoid the choleste
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windows work hard and you know what that will get you
Samba is your friend.
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> I just saw this for the first time: http://systemimager.org
This is an excellent tool for maintaining large beowulf clusters.
It's author, Brian Finley, is a VA Linux guy.
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Search for OCR on Freshmeat.net
there are a number of projects listed. None of them slick.
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If you're using getty-ps or
one of the others, it can be done in the gettydefs file.
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> Since only 5 people responded, I'm not bothering to make reservations. I'll
> be there around 18:00 or so, so just show up and join me for dinner if you
> care to.
Maybe it'll be a little easier to sort out the tab ;-)
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whois microsoft
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> Name tags anyone ...
Beam-a-thon. A scheduled part of the meeting for introductions and the
exchange of palm-addr-book records or small scraps of paper.
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eir systems to require a keyboard at boot time, unless that's now
Compaq ships their RM PC's ;-).
Can DS10's do IPMI? Can they be gang managed a-la VACM?
(vacm.sourceforge.net)
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> Gee, why do I feel like I am beating a dead horse? How many times do
> I have to say that OpenBSD requires less time to secure, due to the
> fact they set up their system _properly_.
Perhaps you'd make a good contributor to Bastille...
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Administration
;-) ^ 3.
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you perhaps using after-market 370-to-Slot1 adapters?
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This is a situation where the community needs to voice it's opinions
in an open forum and develop a community-wide consensus on what was
wrong with this guy's reporting. I reckon Slashdot is as good as any
place to do that. If Slashdot gives you the hives, try the talkbacks
at LinuxT
128M swap 128M
/usr (remainder)/usr/local (remainder)
On systems with small memory I normally go with smaller swaps. On
systems with a single disk I don't bother to cut anything other than /
and swap.
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Bell Atalantic Massachusetts recently awarded a grant of $25,000 to
assists several western Massachusetts high schools in teaching Linux
to teachers and students. The program is being administered through
Greenfield Community College.
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r conflict between the NIC and the modem.
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> The Celeron 300A overclocked so well because it had no L2 cache.
I think it was B. Scott that set this straight - the 300 had no L2
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ns great at 133 Mhz. We never had a VAX that
fast and we timeshared 40 developers on VT100's ;-).
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ddm sez:
> I've been meaning to look into mutt, and I have 2 questions:
>
> 1) Does it support IMAP?
>
> 2) Does it support encrypted sessions (SSL, SSH, whatever)?
Hi Derek -
I'm using fetchmail-ssl to fetch from an IMAP server via SSL and
reading my mail out of
Another technique for dealing with this may well be to weaken password
security, run crack over the password file and inform your clients how
quickly you were able to use free software and a cheap PC to guess the
passwords.
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Hi All -
ESR spent 6 hours discussing open source software with the
attendees of the MacHack conference. Here's an interesting summary.
http://db.tidbits.com/getbits.acgi?tbart=05994
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mies of open source service contract
companies that rapidly implement and give away anything reasonably
mundane.
So to answer Jim's original questions - both Sendmail and Apache were
originally done by government funded educational and research
institutions. As were lots and lots of other part
> Hey! It's coming!!! Just you wait until we have matter replicators...
$ uumt that!thing!there .
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bstevens sed:
> I tried to turn it back on the next morning it went up in smoke.
> So much for trying to help them save money!
I remember that. In the first two weeks we had a rash of transformer
replacements in the tubes.
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Kenny Lussier asks:
> OK, so. We're giving away our software, so when is VA going to start
> giving away their hardware ;-)
As soon as the hardware is downloadable over the net ;-).
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They've moved onto major high ground by open sourcing their
clustering technology!
http://linuxpr.com/releases/2081.html
Way to go, guys!
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Hi Kurth -
If you're serious about this, please set it up on SourceForge -
www.sourceforge.net. You'll get a much larger community and you
won't have to sweat the issues of serving your own project.
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questions about reloading his box.
OY! Somebody pass me the bucket ;-) ;-).
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check your LBA settings.
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Benjamin Scott said:
> statement. For some reason, people seemed to assume an IP packet would never
> go wrong.
For those people, there's SPAK:
freeport.xenos.net/~xenon/software/spak
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why every statement has a ; at the end except the ones that come before
the END keyword.
I've seen 4-year grads who had never gotten beyond how pointers work
in C simply for the lack of semester course in Scheme.
Check it out: http://www.cs.rice.edu/~matthias/TLS
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appreciate any assistance.
>
> Thank You, GGK
The technology may be widely deployed but it's still in it's infancy.
Every programming technology from the last 40 years is being re-checked
for suitability in this environment.
WebCOBOL anyone?
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He'll connect you to the right people.
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Kludge for stderr redirect under csh:
% (proc > /dev/tty) >& /dev/null
See Also: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/unix-faq/shell/csh-whynot.
Anyone writing csh scripts for production use should be dismissed.
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Hi All -
I mentioned at the central LUG meeting last night that SourceForge
was providing access to Intel IA-64 systems. Here's more info for
those of you that are interested.
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> On the other hand CCB, you guys are using those damn intel motherboards in
> your desktops, and they suck (though the machines seem to handle them
> sucking rather well, compared to Dells and other machines I've used with
> the same shitty motherboard). Please beat the appropr
sktop machine now comes with a keyboard that has
no Windows keys and a groovy VA logo mousepad. To get T-shirts you
have to buy from the local sales team...
> 5. Local SEs should be required to visit their customers at least
> once a month and take them out for a beer ;)
Mayb
Here's a start...
http://www.coffer.com/mac_find/
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Hi Kurth -
As far as I'm concerned, Paul Lussier and Derek Martin are the most
knowledgable about servers on this list. Please do exactly as they
suggest ;-).
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ing larger than a 520Meg HDD and
> therefore cannot read the RedHat installation CD. My goal is to make it
> into a router with RedHat. Currently I have copies of RedHat 5.2 and 6.0.
Does it have an ethernet card? NFS installs are much easier than floppy
installs...
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eally old: I use MH.
> problem 2
> ben said something about running the xserver as root. i have always
> run it as a user. if i was to run x as root and then connect to
> it. how would i do that? anyone know what i'm talking about?
man xauth
scratch head
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Sounds like a job for "linear".
Check the lilo.conf man page for more info.
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lnux-bos:ccb2 exit
Script done on Wed May 17 00:11:38 2000
;-).
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y.
Now back to your regularly scheduled anti-MS thrash fest...
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> Derek Martin wrote:
> > [thoughtful posting mostly deleted]
> >
> > My only other question is when the hell is someone gonna fix NIS so that
> > it doesn't SUCK?
Sun fixed NIS so that it didn't suck. They called in NIS+ ;-).
Perhaps it sucks worse...
me all
> they knew what to do was hire lawyers instead of beating him in
> business, same with Netscape, hiding behind the justice department.
> Whiners.
Al Capone was a marketing genius, too. But when Steve Balmer comes
in and says "give us you technology fo nuthin or we break you
legence in this
case.
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> Out of curiosity, anyway looking to go down next week?
I'm taking the MetroLiner down on Monday night and coming back on
Thursday night. Y'all come by and see us.
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