Problem: people misaddress e-mails, don't look at what their client is
auto-completing for them, and generally send files to people who
shouldn't get them.
Solutions?
discredited: making users care, making users cautious, replacing users'
computers with dull pencils, forcing all users to use
Paul Lussier wrote:
There's likely lots of room for improvement here, not the least of
which is to determine when (and how) to use a pager (more or less,
etc.) based on the number of rows in current terminal vs. the number
of rows of output.
I'd certainly appreciate some feedback on this if any
Hi all,
Over the past (mumble) years, I've had quite a bit of time to play
with amanda. Occassionally I like to keep tabs on it's progress and
see what's it currently doing:
- what file system is it dumping,
- how many are left
- what tapes have been dumped to and which one is it on now, et
Michael ODonnell wrote:
> Using the old config files (which worked OK on the old HW)
> on the new HW, we're seeing some depressing NFS throughput
> numbers. For example, writes of large files from client to
> server are down around ~450KB/S when /etc/{fstab,exports}
> entries look, respectively, l
We're upgrading an installation by bringing an existing config
forward from some older, slower Dell boxes to some spiffy new
Dell 690 boxes with integral Broadcom (BCM5752) NICs and a
Dell PowerConnect 2616 (an unmanaged switch) connecting them,
all supposedly capable of Gbit rates. The (smp) ke
I just learned about puppyos.com
http://www.puppyos.com/
A small scale Linux distro designed for booting off USB flash devices.
I am downloading it now and will see how well it works for me.
On Wed, 2006-08-16 at 11:37 -0400, Python wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-08-14 at 09:41 -0400, Steven W. O
