> "LL" == linuxlingam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
LL> just saw this article on the hindustantimes website.
LL> http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_564333,0008.htm
LL> the story mentions the CBI has software to decrypt encrypted
LL> email text as well, and the software is c
LinuxLingam wrote:
> just saw this article on the hindustantimes website.
> http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_564333,0008.htm
>
> the story mentions the CBI has software to decrypt encrypted email
> text as well, and the software is created by IIT kanpur and deptt of
> IT. i assume this probab
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Of course you can! Not only diff. distros., even diff. OSes. Just partion
your drive into 4 parts and shatre swap and /boot between them.
HTH,
Arjun
On Friday 06 February 2004 14:09, you wrote:
> hi,
> that is what i m trying 2 do
> i will
> "Suresh" == Suresh Ramasubramanian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Suresh> Raj Mathur [2/7/2004 9:19 AM] :
>> [Please upgrade Apache mod_ssl -- Raju]
Suresh> apache-ssl != apache with mod_ssl
Suresh> Two entirely different beasts here.
Suresh> apache-ssl = http://www.apach
http://203.200.95.170/projects/pickpacket/pp_documents.html
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LinuxLingam wrote:
"The NMT has been made functional since October last year, though work
is on to improve the software. The CBI has “officially” used it in four
to five cases related to organised crime and terrorism.
Two or three things ...
1. A lot of email is sent "in the clear" - plain text.
On Sun, 2004-02-08 at 02:04, Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
> LinuxLingam wrote:
> > just saw this article on the hindustantimes website.
> > http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_564333,0008.htm
> >
> > the story mentions the CBI has software to decrypt encrypted email text
> > as well, and the soft
LinuxLingam wrote:
just saw this article on the hindustantimes website.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_564333,0008.htm
the story mentions the CBI has software to decrypt encrypted email text
as well, and the software is created by IIT kanpur and deptt of IT. i
assume this probably means PGP
just saw this article on the hindustantimes website.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_564333,0008.htm
the story mentions the CBI has software to decrypt encrypted email text
as well, and the software is created by IIT kanpur and deptt of IT. i
assume this probably means PGP or GPG encrypted
dear all,
about two years ago, was having a discussion with raj about the
fascinating account of how the tibetans in exile had recreated their
culture and literature, which was completely demolished and obliterated
by the chinese invasion, using principles from the GPL
though precious, sacred man
Amit Sharma wrote:
but the problem is that at times my server access is
so slow and when i killall imapd , it seems as if
server is back to normal. i guess current version of
imap is not able to bear the burden of 70-80 imap
users!!?
Ok. Then try this - keep a "top" running in a console, and when t
Hi friends..check out some Leehnux things...(incl. debian
distro)
ftp://ftp.linux.ee/
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but the problem is that at times my server access is
so slow and when i killall imapd , it seems as if
server is back to normal. i guess current version of
imap is not able to bear the burden of 70-80 imap
users!!?
amit
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> Amit Sharma wrote:
> > w
Amit Sharma wrote:
well ... ps aux|grep imap shows 10-15 output.
Which is fine and perfectly normal in most network services, whether it
is pop3 server or smtp server or http server or any network service
which is either multithreaded or multiprocessed or is launched using
inetd/xinetd. If multi
well ... ps aux|grep imap shows 10-15 output.
but core question is how to upgrade IMAP (if it can be
upgraded) and/or how to configure for optimum usage.
amit
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> Amit Sharma wrote:
>
> > Hi Amit,
> >
> > Imap should have only one entry on p
Amit Sharma wrote:
Hi Amit,
Imap should have only one entry on ps -ef, i think you may have to upgrade your imap or reconfigure.
Wrong. The default way of running the WU imap server on redhat is using
inetd/xinetd. For each client connection xinetd starts a separate imapd
process - after t
please guide me how to upgrade or reconfigure imap.
amit
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Hi Amit,
Imap should have only
Shivkumar Jagannath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:hi,
I can tell you that I have personally used the Samsung
NCH-191 Reliance phone on my linux box and it works
like a breeze!. btw I got the cable (with charger
inbuilt) for Rs 75 at Nehru place in Delhi.
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catch ya later (Ive gotta UnWire Life!!
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