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Do I correctly remember someone using Speakeasy as their DSL carrier,
with more than 2 static IPAs and less than US$95 a month?
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Drew Van Zandt wrote:
> Yes; click on slashdot broadband (under services on left), you can get
> an 8-ip deal. You can also probably get the same deal direct,
> excluding the OSDL special stuff (that you'd eventually have to pay
> for...6 months OSDL free, IIRC)
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One reason I use SMTP/SSL on standard and nonstandard
ports, and ssh-tunnel between my two laptops when
travelling when it's needed.
It's particularly obnoxious at hotels.
This is one of several reasons I like Speakeasy.
Static IPAs, no restrictions
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Jim Kuzdrall wrote:
>
> As I remember from trying to pump lasers system clean, water quickly
> freezes if you try to vaporize a droplet in a vacuum. Then you have to
> wait for it to sublime. We had lots of heating tapes on the chambers.
Coul
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Paul Lussier wrote:
> "Bill Ricker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> This is why Steve O recommends rinsing in DISTILLED water
>
> Must it be distilled? Would RO-filtered water be effective?
Dunno, but the last RO water we got from Whole Foods
was v
Jerry Feldman wrote:
>
> That's very easy. Just use fdisk to change the file type of /dev/sda2.
I am anticipating having to do something similar; I need to enlarge
my / partition. However, it's a sole-boot RH 7.2 system, so I
need to juggle the partitions already in use.
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One of my packages (an email autoresponder; any of you who have
sent me private mail have seen it ;-) is designed to be set up
as a piped recipient in a .qmail or .forward file. E.g.,
| /usr/local/bin/autoresponder
Do any Postfix users here know the equivalent mechanism for
Postfix? Is there o
Jerry Feldman wrote:
>
> I've used Partition Magic successfully for years.
Okey, I've got that (5.0). I just wasn't sure it'd play well
with the root partition. :-)
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We've been encountering a series of bugs in the new registration
system, delaying the opening of general registration. However,
we seem to have killed them all, so now's the time!
Please spread the word; forward this message around to co-workers,
f
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Just a couple of quick reminders:
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Bob Bell wrote:
>
>
> order deny,allow
> deny from all
> allow from 10.0.0.
>
>
>
> order allow,deny
> allow from all
>
That's your problem. takes a simple filename, not a complete
path. Change this to:
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from 10.0.0.
Please spread the word..
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Two items (described in more detai
i saw these in my log last night:
Oct 7 02:23:10 yyy kernel: Process accounting paused
Oct 7 02:23:42 yyy kernel: Process accounting resumed
it happened several times, for generally about 30 seconds.
i've never seen it before. none of my filesystems are full.
anyone have any idea? have i b
semi-ot: someone i know has twiddled mailman into working
with pgp. dunno exactly what that means, but if you want to
know more, ask ben laurie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
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Hewitt Tech wrote:
>
> P.S. BTW, my little domain name problem got resolved.
> Apparently Verisign must really have screwed up somewhere.
> In the meantime, once I found out the domain was good for
> two years, I transferred it to a different registrar.
i didn't think you could transfer mid-term
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Yes, the alphabet soup in the subject line is actually intended. :-)
some real words in addition might have meant i wouldn't have
had to rescue it from the spam folder.. :-)
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Author, developer
i may have asked this here before, but..
netsol is not my favourite bunch by any means, but one thing
i like (that they inherited from the internic) is the ability
to do registrations and make changes using email authenticated
with pgp signatures.
unfortunately, they appear to be the *only* one w
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Fri, 1 Nov 2002, at 12:49pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > netsol ... [has] the ability to do registrations and make changes using
> > email authenticated with pgp signatures.
>
> And, FYI, as of today (1 Nov 2002), they are supposedly
> discontinuing the old email-
in case you haven't considered apachecon because it has been too
expensive, please notice that this year we've cut the registration
price by about 60%.
i mention this because someone asked 'who's going' at a linux group
in california, and *none* of the other people there knew the price
had been sl
heh. my laptop drive is starting to whine and buzz, so
ibm is sending me a replacement. that's cool hardwarily,
but.. what's the best path for backing the current drive
up and restoring it onto the new one? rh 7.2, five partitions
on the drive. i have my 7.2 cds. i'm guessing one possibility
i
if anyone is interested in the results, i ended up buying a superbay
hdd adapter for the thinkpad, putting the new drive in it, booting
from the old one in standalone, and using dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/hdc .
the bs and count parameters were determined from looking in the
/proc/ide files.
this resul
Fritz Gibbs wrote:
>
> I'm in the process of connecting my IBM ThinkPad 390X laptop
> running RH 7.2 to a Linksys wireless network. Is anyone aware
> of a brand of wireless PCMCIA that I can use and that is an
> "easy" install?
i use both a lucent orinoco gold and a cabletron (oem of the
lucent c
'k, the time has come when i have a couple of cylces available
to work on this..
i have a number of people using one of my systems for pop mail.
i would like to configure the pop3 service to use tls (or
whatever other mechanism works) to encrypt the exchange and
conceal the credentials.
the serve
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Why does the browser need to be tied to the email program?
because of the amount of rich-format mail i receive. bopping
between application windows sucketh excessively imho.
> I think you will find your life gets much easier if you
> split the two functions.
tried
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> > and lastly, the mua needs to be able to leave pop messages on the
> > server, and keep track of its own pop state and not rely on any
> > notion the server may have about which ones are new and which
> > have already been downloaded.
>
> I wasn't aware that (that is, not
Bob Bell wrote:
>
> I assume IMAP isn't an option? It would be a much better solution.
i disagree. been there, done that, got seriously pissed and
frustrated. :-)
> FWIW, mutt does have POP support.
i never said it didn't; in fact, i think i said i used it
for text-only mail. its failing is
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> On Fri, Dec 20, 2002 at 02:53:37PM -0500, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
> >
> > i never said it didn't; in fact, i think i said i used it
> > for text-only mail. its failing is the handling of rich-format
> > mail, and that's just i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, at 2:53pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> I assume IMAP isn't an option? It would be a much better solution.
> >
> > i disagree. been there, done that, got seriously pissed
> > and frustrated.
>
> Okay, I simply have to ask: What about it frustra
'the time has come,' the walrus said..
i've been using netscrape for my main browser on both linux and
windows, and as my mua on windows, for years now. i've got 4.79.
i tried 6.0 when it came out, but it sucked so badly i fled the
experience.
however, netscrape just doesn't cut it any more, so
Paul Iadonisi wrote:
On Wed, 2002-12-25 at 12:29, Paul Iadonisi wrote:
Argh! It happened again. All messages in my Sent folder got resent.
Please ignore this duplicate.
uh, what mua are you using? i guess that's one to avoid, eh?
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Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
Hi All,
I have been trying to organize my MP3's, but I ran into a little
trouble. Apparently, one of the rippers that I used wasn't configured
correctly, and evey albumn and song name has spaces. I can go through
and rename each song one at a time, but that will take for
didn't someone recently mention yet another windows emulator
for linux? not wine, not vmware.. it was new to me, but now
i can't find the message..
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"Millennium hand
/me howls at the missing reply-to and vows [again] not to reply
to any mail on this list..
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"Millennium hand and shrimp!"
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Ed Lawson wrote:
> My son who is working at an unamed, but major health care institution in
> boston has a desparate
> need to extract all instances of the following four text strings in a 6
> meg file:
>
> po=
> to=
> delay=
> dsn=4
>
> It is an urgent issue as the SQL slammer just got into
Ed Lawson wrote:
> My son who is working at an unamed, but major health care institution in
> boston has a desparate
> need to extract all instances of the following four text strings in a 6
> meg file:
>
> po=
> to=
> delay=
> dsn=4
try
grep -E '(po|to|delay)=|dsn=4' filename
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've got an SSL protected/LDAP authenticating web server. However,
> when a user can't get into it, I want to return more than just the
> standard Apache error response, which simply states:
>
> Authorization Required
>
> This server could no
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In a message dated: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 11:19:48 EST
> Rodent of Unusual Size said:
>
>>this is HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED, which is status code 401.
>
> Hmmm, that's what I thought. However, I have tried the following:
>
> ErrorDocument 40
from what i've read online, this 'patriot ii' act is immeasurably
worse than the first one, and a tremendous blow to our
constitutional guarantees. i recommend that you read this,
and about the act, and then take advantage of the aclu's
free-fax service if you think it's appropriate.
http://www.a
i've just discovered that *something* appears to be occasionally
damaging my mbox inbox (/var/spool/mail/$USER) on my server.
procmail is my local delivery agent, and so all the messages
get their 'From ' lines rewritten to 'From coar '.
however, i've just noticed that sometimes this is truncated
Morbus Iff wrote:
> >however, i've just noticed that sometimes this is truncated to
> >'rom coar ' -- i.e., the leading 'F' gets gobbled somehow.
>
> Yeah, take a look here:
>
>http://spamassassin.org/dist/procmailrc.example
>
> where it remarks: "Work around procmail bug: any output on s
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as the subject says, i want to set up amanda to back things up
to an hp c1533a 4/8gb dat drive (the one in the system i
bought from jacob towers of the trilug). has anyone any
details or particulars for setting this up with amanda?
ta..
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does anyone here use ibm hardware for their personal servers?
(not desktops, but servers..)
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"Millennium hand and shrimp!"
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Dan Jenkins wrote:
>>
>>does anyone here use ibm hardware for their personal servers?
>>(not desktops, but servers..)
>>
> I have a handful of IBM e-servers. We also use/build clones, more
> typically.
> I have one client who really likes IBM (which I generally do to).
> Why?
necause i need to re
does anyone have any /etc/procmailrc rules that will
recognise these bloody 150K virus spams so they can be
shunted aside before spamassassin starts wasting time
on them? they're killing my system..
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Author, developer, opin
brian wrote:
>
> * ! From:.*(@axsne.com|@nstarch.com|jdsusers.com|@reports.spamcop.net)
> * ! To:abuse*(@commrail.net, @axsne.com)
coolness! erm, i would have thought the second one should have been
* ! To:.*abuse.*(@commrail.net|@axsne.com)
instead..?
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Jason wrote:
> using .htpasswd I have made some directories pw protected via http. trouble
> is, the user must login twice..
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/FAQ#prompted-twice
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Author, developer, opinionist http://
Bob Bell wrote:
> Though I'd point out the following. Ken Coar at least used to be active
> on this list, though I can't say I've heard much from him recently.
i'm here. however, i'm swamped. i just came back from a gruelling
trip (http://Ken.Coar.Org/gallery/lk2004/Sri_Lankan_Trip_1273x636)
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