gt; This little command is not mentioned frequently, but saves you from
> having to reboot the machine after changes are made. (I really hate
> tutorials that say: "Then restart xinetd" with no mention of how to do
> that.)
>
> - Greg
> _
Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Steven W. Orr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Add this to the end of your sendmail.mc
>
> Anyone know what the postfix fix is?
Yeah. Install sendmail. ;)
> Seeya,
> Paul
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ommands, but at least the Ubuntu package doesn't
> actually add those rules to any of the rc startup files. :-D
I use swatch for this.. I wrote a set of swatch scripts that
automatically block IP Addresses after the first failed login.
Works great! (except when real users forget their use
ble cross-platform. Ideally it would be a stand-alone application
> not requiring any installation of libs, DLLs, etc.
>
> Anyone know of such a beast?
Have you looked at Namazu?
> Thanks,
>
> Brian
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s "special". So typing 'gnh' would pull
"www.gnhlug.org" but not, e.g., "home.gnhlug.org".
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s, either in their on-wire
> digital format (very rare) or out the firewire port on an hd cable box
> (only slightly less rare than the prior loophole).
Unfortunately that's not exactly true either. At least on RCN I
can get more HD over-the-air than I can via unencrypted QAM.
-der
encrypt your QAM and you could just plug an HD-Homerun
directly into your cable. *sighs*
> -- Ben
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uot;
msgstr "Hola %s, usted tiene esperar de %d mensajes.\n"
Note that I don't know how well this would work in a bash script,
but I think there is a gettext(1) that you can use.
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till need to download and install skype,
but according to http://www.skype.com/download/skype/linux/choose/
you can get skype for Ubuntu 7.04+
> -Bruce
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'mv'
> # mv /mnt/store mnt/store.old would create a new directory full of
> files, wouldn't it?
Nope, mv is just a wrapper around "rename(1)".
> -Bruce
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on
backtrace?
Anyways, I've successfully used yum on multiple systems to upgrade.
But I always go one step at a time. Most recently I took one
machine from F7 -> 8 -> 9. Unfortunately I suspect I'll have
a hard time bringing my FC3 system up to date that way. ;)
-dere
mike ledoux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 12:40:50PM -0400, Derek Atkins wrote:
>> But I always go one step at a time. Most recently I took one
>> machine from F7 -> 8 -> 9. Unfortunately I suspect I'll have
>> a hard time brin
a higher NVR.
The one I remember was frysk. IIRC the problem was that the F8 updates
had package release -2, but the F9 repo only had -1. It could have
just been a mirror timing issue, but it was still a PITA to deal with.
Packager errors still happen.
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What are your requirements for business accounting software?
What's your definition of "adequate"?
> Any opinions?
I use GnuCash for my consulting company, and for my personal books.
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e payroll or payroll taxes. Those still had to be
> done manually. Again, the version which I was using must now be at
> least three years old.
Wow, yeah, things have definitely changed in three years.. However
there is still no payroll automation.
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Jerry Feldman writes:
> GNUCash is not really an accounting system. Others have listed
Why do you say this? What makes something an "accounting system"?
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Books".
>
> I'm installing it now.
Um, it's had invoicing and A/R support since 2001. So it must've been
a long time since you looked.
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entry method, but it's
there. GnuCash also has P&L.
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se features.
>
> /me looks for warlord...
/me pops up
> Derek Atkins was one of the primary developers of Gnucash, and he used
> to be subscribed to this list. Maybe he could shed some light on
> this.
I'm still here. Just was offline all weekend so just catching up
now (as y
rested in this topic (or better yet, interested in
implementing it!) to join that list and bring it up there.
Thanks!
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er the GNU GPL and available for GNU/Linux, BSD,
Solaris, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows.
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ich can be applied to anything which can
> have a fluctuating currency value.
>
> FWIW, 'ledger' makes this fairly simple. And it uses emacs as an
> interface to boot, which makes it even better in my mind ;)
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use included.
Interesting machine! Inexpensive. Small. Nice design. How quiet is it?
Jarod, what do you use for your mythtv remote control on this device?
I think that's the only piece of external hardware I'd need.
Also, which video output do you use?
Thanks,
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Dan Ritter writes:
> I compiled it and tried it out, although I'm not on Comcast. It
> doesn't appear that RCN uses the same scheme.
Last I checked RCN doesn't provide any unencrypted QAM channels,
except the local non-HD stations. Not very interesting, IMHO.
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for a SANE price (ha ha), I would much appreciate any pointers!
I have an HP All-in-One and it works great.
> Thanks!
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truct:
>
> CC=g++
> CCOPTS=
> INCLUDES=
> DEPS=
>
> %.o: %.cpp $(DEPS)
> $(CC) -c $< $(CCOPTS) $(INCLUDES)
>
> This will process all .cpp files with the rule?
But it would also process all .c files with g++ which probably isn't
what you want.
>
...
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d and used 6
> months ago.
Where are these three functions defined?
Perhaps you need an 'extern "C"' in there so C++ knows how to call the C
functions?
> Help!
> -Bruce
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icate. It was working for a while but
somehow the cert got mangled and now says it's for "*" instead of the
domain name in question. I haven't had the time to look into it or try
to fix it. *shrugs*
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are usually included as a source
> package or somesuch.)
Have you considered the USB-based POTS interfaces with a Sheeva Plug
Asterisk solution?
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ted in receiving digital TV HDTV signals with Linux should
> probably take a look at these:
>
> http://pchdtv.com/
>
> These guys are (and have been for a while) actually producing cards
> specifically for use Linux.
Except it doesn't work with encrypted QAM..
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> they were in the four figures. Thanks for the link!
Keep in mind that even with this device you still need a way to change
the channel on the cablebox, so you need an IR blaster or something like
that too.
> -- Ben
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t the IR port works from Linux.
I'm glad to hear it does!
Does Myth support this yet?
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Quoting Jarod Wilson :
> On Dec 3, 2009, at 11:20 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
>
>> Jarod Wilson writes:
>>
>>>> Keep in mind that even with this device you still need a way to change
>>>> the channel on the cablebox, so you need an IR blaster or someth
it also drives the IR part on the HVR-1600 and
> HD-PVR) and significantly updated in my lirc git tree.
So I just need to use the lirc_zilog driver, and the version in F11/F12
is already patched for the HD-PVR, so there's nothing I need to build
myself? Excellent. That makes my c
8
>
>> Thanks, Jarod
>
> No problem, always happy to try to help.
Ooh, that looks really sweet!
So this, an HD-PVR, and a MCE remote! Looks like a great frontend/slave
machine!
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ing via CUPS?
> -- Ben
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work out-of-the-box; they need to find a priviledge
escalation attack in addition to the user attack in order to hook in.
I do agree that we'd see more Linux-targeted attacking if Linux were
more prevalent on the desktop, but I think Linux does start as a more
secure platform that Windows, s
break in, and (when you are not looking) is
> going to piss on you.
Given a standard-configuration fully-updated Windows box and compare it
to a standard-configuration fully-updated Linux box.. The windows
machine has significantly more holes in it during standard use.
> md
-dere
ntly more holes in it during standard use.
>
> You only need one hole.
I'm not missing the point. All holes are not created equal.
> md
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eful
>> (and probably nonexistent) Wireshark plugin...
>
> Yeah, this was tedious. I'm still trying to figure out to generalize
> my process.
>
> I am glad I did this analysis though.
Will you share the results once your analysis is done?
> Regards,
>
> --kevin
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t actually do
> some good?
>
> I'll start with ab...@msn.com, but would love to find out about better
> alternatives.
Mostly you should just tell your friend to change their password.. And
check the email addresses linked to their account.
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lly if you ever get the "cashier's
> check" which is pretty clearly fake.
Thank you for your overpayment. I will apply it to the next
contract/order. Or I will return it after the work has been completed.
Why wire the results back if they didn't wire the funds in the first
pl
running it since it was in
> the "nightly build" stage, for this feature alone. It seems quite
> stable at this point -- prolly even more so than 3.6.3, precisely
> because of OOPP. Recommended.
Unfortunately the vmware-server administration web-console does not
interact with
vironments in order to run (and test) code. Using a
cross-compiler doesn't cut it. I also run VMware (Workstation); I'm not
sure I could run 64-bit OSes if my host is a 32-bit system.
In *general* the 64-bit desktop seems to work okay Except for the
fact that it's hard to f
ry RBL
has false positives on there. For example, every once in a while
MIT's outbound mailservers get onto an RBL.
Good Luck,
> -- Ben
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liant, either.
> Seeya,
> Paul
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[EM
to record my HD programs. I'm
hoping that this will improve the experience. We shall see.
But I've got nothing but good things to say about it.. And as everyone
else has said, having a DVR will totally change the way you watch TV.
Hrmmm.
-- Ben
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output a 1080p signal? If so,
what EPIA board? If not What do you recommend instead?
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ds/mini_itx/epia_en/
>
> They've specifically built the board above for HD signal processing, as well
> as 5.1 sound.
>
> Thomas
>
> On 11/10/06, Derek Atkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> "Thomas Charron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
ted 1920 x 1080 x 4 x 120...
-derek
Quoting Thomas Charron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I believe the maximum resolution out the VGA pot is 1920x1080. But out of
curiosity, what exactly are you asking for? It can easily handle standard
HD resolutions.
Thomas
On 11/11/06, Derek Atkins <
Quoting Jeff Macdonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 11/12/06, Derek Atkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Some VGA outs can only get up to 1080i and can't get the throughput
of 1080p, especially since I'm asking for nearly 995328000 B/s (unless
I've miscalulated 1920 x 1
o because I don't own anything HD yet, do most HDTVs
> have a VGA port on them?
I don't know about "most", but the ones I've been looking at do.
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#x27;t do. It's limited to 3 hds and a cdrom.
Yes, I'm pretty sure you can do this provided you use SCSI emulation
for the HDDs and not IDE emulation for the HDDs.
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1 11:27:47 cliodev pppd[26520]: Waiting for 1 child processes...
Dec 1 11:27:47 cliodev pppd[26520]: script /etc/ppp/ip-down, pid 26630
Dec 1 11:27:47 cliodev pppd[26520]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-down finished (pid
26630), status = 0x0
Dec 1 11:27:48 cliodev pppd[26520]: Exit.
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Quoting Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 12/1/06, Derek Atkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dec 1 11:27:47 cliodev pppd[26520]: rcvd [LCP TermReq id=0x19]
Dec 1 11:27:47 cliodev pppd[26520]: LCP terminated by peer
LCP = Link Control Protocol. The peer (the other end, the
wants but the other doesn't like.
-- Ben
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ermAck id=0x3b]
Dec 1 14:13:01 cliodev pppd[28921]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-down finished (pid
29067), status = 0x0
Dec 1 14:13:01 cliodev pppd[28921]: Modem hangup
Dec 1 14:13:01 cliodev pppd[28921]: Connection terminated.
Dec 1 14:13:02 cliodev pppd[28921]: Exit.
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that would help any more than the
existing PPP debug info.
Regards,
--kevin
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it's CBCP? Maybe I need a newer version of PPP?
I've currently got 2.4.2-6.2.1 on FC5; I can try building the FC6
version which I believe that CBCP support
Suggestions?
-derek
PPP-log2.pcap
Description: XP PPP Pcap Log
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huh..
I added the "nomagic" and "noendpoint" configuration options and
now it seems to be working.
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Quoting "Kevin D. Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Derek Atkins writes:
I added the "nomagic" and "noendpoint" configuration options and
now it seems to be working.
Intellectual curiosity forces me to ask: did you ever check out a
pppd that handles CBCP?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kevin D. Clark) writes:
> Derek Atkins writes:
>
>> I was just guessing that CBCP had anything to do with it. The PPPD
>> I've got installed theoretically supports CBCP. Yes, the windows capture
>> had it, which is why I thought about it.
not to.
>
> Any help would be great.
>
> Dan
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convince her to just
get the new laptop now and not worry about Vista, but their marketting
department is doing a great brainwashing job!
> -- Ben
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se my Amex for one thing or two. As for the
ATM, I did have to find specific ATMs that would accept my US-based Bank
ATM Card. Finding those wasn't TOO hard in Seoul.. But this was a few
years ago and my memory is a little fuzzy.
md
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about both units is their small size, low power,
> and fanless operation which might encourage people to leave their
> computer on all the time, so they can receive telephone calls, use it as
> an alarm clock, etc.
>
> md
>
> _______
&g
Quoting Jon 'maddog' Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Wed, 2007-02-14 at 10:42 -0500, Derek Atkins wrote:
So, can this device decode and display 720p and 1080i HD content?
-derek
This box is being shown as a front end to MythTV. Koolu would normally
recommend their box as part o
V itself then the answer is no, this isn't an
HD MythTV Frontend.
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, back to more research to find my HD MythFrontend hardware.
md
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ng you down) should have plenty of bandwidth for an HDTV MPEG
stream. HD is only about 9GB/hr -> 9663676416 B/hr -> 21474836bps -> 21mbps
This is well within the range of 802.11a or g. But it would definitely
saturate your network.
Hmm, I think I'm going to have to upgrade my netwo
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's tried this
> yet, as it doesn't seem all that awful hard and it does seem awful
> useful. So, usually that means I'm missing something (often obvious)
> and that it's a Bad Idea. But I haven't figure out yet what that
> might be. Criticisms require
sable bandwidth of GigE.
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the solaris box.
So it's a Solaris server and a linux client and you see 20MB/s over
NFS? For what size files?
Have you tried a Linux NFS server?
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but it does greatly reduce the CPU
> load on the sender and receiver.
I'll point out for the record that my 23% number above is:
160/.23 == 695
I.e., I used a limit of 700mbps on a GigE.
> -Mark
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ow about player, but the VMware Server Console and
VMWare Workstation products both have a "View FullScreen"
menu option.
> --DTVZ
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keys.
Hmm.. I dont recall Server-Console or Workstation leaving a toolbar
on the top of the screen when in fullscreen mode....
> --DTVZ
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>
> Honestly, I've never heard of these guys, though.
I used to listen to Opie and Anthony when I commuted down to
New Jersey last decade. Their "Whip'em Out Wednesday (WOW)"
campaign was excellent, but got them into lots of trouble.
Too bad they've gone t
l- 000
> individuals! What if this weren't a hypothetical question?
> steveo at syslang.net
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mzap
> alias eth0 8139too
> alias eth1 e1000
> alias scsi_hostadapter ahci
> options snd cards_limit=8
> alias snd-card-0 snd-ice1724
> options snd-ice1724 index=0
> install lirc_streamzap /sbin/modprobe lirc_streamzap
>
> Second Question: Is this correct?
>
> I guess we'll take it from there...
>
>
remote.
That's certainly one option.
> I am using Centos 5 for my mythtv setup mostly because who whats the
> non-hassle
> of a pre-configured working out of the box setup :)
I'm using Fedora.. But to each her own.
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rsion ? I found a reference to read the
> documentation on
> upgrading from lirc x.y.z ... but I can't seem to find the actual
> instructions...
Well, you'll also need the init script to start lircd.. and you
might need to edit modprobe.conf to get your lirc module loaded..
But that SHOU
24
> options snd-ice1724 index=0
> install lirc_streamzap /sbin/modprobe lirc_streamzap
This last line is wrong... It will put you into an endless loop.
> Thanks!
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Quoting Bruce Labitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> alias car-major-61 lirc_streamzap
Oh, and this line (above) is wrong, too. For one thing it would
be "char-major-61" (not "car-...") but I dont have this in
my modprobe.conf at all. BUT I do run lircd with -d /dev/li
ke I can just email you my dkms-lirc package that builds
the streamzap module.
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ake sure you have all the current packages... THEN try running
"yum install kernel-devel"
> I would greatly appreciate if you could send the dkms-lirc package to me.
> Thanks
I'll send it shortly. My frontend is currently powered down as I
perform some physical maint
fc6
> installed
> kernel-devel.i5862.6.20-1.2952.fc6
> installed
> kernel-headers.i386 2.6.20-1.2952.fc6 installed
Okay:
rpm -e kernel-devel-2.6.20-1.2948.fc6 kernel-devel-2.6.20-1.2952.fc6
Then:
yum install kernel-devel
> ???
-derek
made FUSE
filesystem that effectively mirrors the underlying filesystem
(i.e., just a passthrough), and the overhead was only like 5%
compared to direct EXT2/3 access.
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throughput (and lower latency) on
AMDs than Intels. I just don't know which applications this effects.
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I was running ppp over ssh and let me tell you I was SO much
happier once I switched to SSH port forwarding!
> --DTVZ
-derek
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Derek Atkins, SB '93 MIT EE, SM '95 MIT Media Laboratory
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vastly
outweighs the issues you can get running it over TCP.
Just my $0.02, but it was a very hard-earned $0.02! ;)
> -- Thomas
-derek
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Derek Atkins, SB '93 MIT EE, SM '95 MIT Media Laboratory
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from DD to SD
directly. I had to go "up" instead of "down" to get "back" to the
SD configuration in the video source, but it worked great for me!
-derek
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Derek Atkins, SB '93 MIT EE, SM '95 MIT Media Laboratory
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un Windows? ;)
> See http://www.top500.org/lists/2007/11 if you're interested.
Ahh, looks like 6.
>-Ric Werme
-derek
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Derek Atkins, SB '93 MIT EE, SM '95 MIT Media Laboratory
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sh they would publish the lists of shows
available before I subscribe to see if I want to subscribe.
All I know is that SNL is available.
> YMMV.
>
> -- Ben
-derek
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Derek Atkins, SB '93 MIT EE, SM '95 MIT Media Laboratory
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Dan Jenkins writes:
> On 1/26/2011 11:07 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
>> Benjamin Scott writes:
>>> On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 10:30 AM, Mark E. Mallett wrote:
>>>> And interested in any other comments, of course, which is why I'm not
>>>> replying off-l
Seth Cohn wrote:
>
> Agreed, turn on keep alive, turn off compression. You want the tunnel to
> be fast, not byteslim.
-derek
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Derek Atkins, SB '93 MIT EE, SM '95 MIT Media Laboratory
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and they certainly still support
the SheevaPlug. However I do believe you still need to use a separate
kernel and cannot use the Fedora-Arm kernel rpm.
> -Ken
-derek
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