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On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 11:31:46PM +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mayank2coolResource ID: 63
mayank2coolTitle: Skip a burger at McDonalds get a KNOPPIX 3.2 bootable CD
he he
I like the sales pitch.
Do i get a cola with it?
:)
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all the things
Couldn't resist this one... I was incapacitated ROTFL for 10 minutes
after reading it!
-- Raju
What if the I.T. industry starts producing movies? Some film titles
may be like these:
* Network Ke Us Paar
* Meri Disc Tumhare Paas Hai
* Aao Chat Kare
* Programmer No.1
* Mera Naam Developer
* Java
Incidentally,
this is also true for most commerical databases. The space of
delete rows is not returned to OS automatically.
while shutting down the database is not necessary but trying to
return space back to OS does have a significant performance penalty and is
not recommeneded
Did some research over the weekend.
First of all some good news:
Heavy duty sites that run Postgres include;
A) RubyForge (rubyforge.org). They have 300K records. Not too many but
moderately high.
B) .org domain.
c) sourceforge used to run postgres. AFAIK, they moved out because IBM made
that a
hi,
could someone post a link to a site that has above data vis-a-vis
Oracle, MySQL ?
tia
sankarshan
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On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 00:01, Raj Mathur wrote:
Couldn't resist this one... I was incapacitated ROTFL for 10 minutes
after reading it!
-- Raju
What if the I.T. industry starts producing movies? Some film titles
may be like these:
* Network Ke Us Paar
* Meri Disc Tumhare Paas Hai
Snip
check the tcp.smtp or which ever file is controlling your tcp qmail
rules database. For every host that you want to give the access to,
there sould be a line in this file. Or else put `:allow' in the last
line for everyone to able to connect. In case you want it to relay it
for everybody, set
[Please CC replies to the original poster -- Raju]
This is an RFC 1153 digest.
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Hi
Thanks for ur info. yeah, :allow is there in the last line. Still I'm
unable to connect the 25 or 110 port remotely.
What to set in RELAYCLIENT env variable and how? Can it be a problem of
firewall rule setting?
ciao
keshab
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 10:01, Jasmeet wrote:
check the tcp.smtp or
