Re: Thread hijacking (was) Re: [ilugd] Mplayer config

On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 13:25, Arindam Dey wrote: On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 11:22, Sandip Bhattacharya wrote: :) Good to see you disciplining people about this obnoxious practice, but I think you can save yourself some trouble, by copying your standard Don't hijack a thread!!! content to a

[ilugd] please don't send me the mailing lists

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Re: [ilugd] Fedora CD

ya i have, but i am in bhopal Anoop Niranjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi , Any one having fedora installation CD. I wanted to upgrade my system from RH 9.0 to Fedora. My office is in noida. Thanks Anoop ___ Yahoo! Messenger -

[ilugd] Nagios config files

Hi All , Can anyone provide me 'nagios' configuration files or easy basic configuration documents. I just download and install it in my linux machine for testing , but it contains many configuration files n setting, so i confused.plz guide me about some basic steps to configuring it.

[ilugd] help required for config sound card

Hello, Installed redhat 9.0 its has detected my sound card as als 4000 PCI but says probe fails, can anyone help me to configure my sound card in Linux, my sound card make is Avance Logic als 4000 PCI. Regard Pradeep __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what

Re: [ilugd] help required for config sound card

On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 03:48 -0800, Dips wrote: Hello, Installed redhat 9.0 its has detected my sound card as als 4000 PCI but says probe fails, can anyone help me to configure my sound card in Linux, my sound card make is Avance Logic als 4000 PCI. in redhat 6.2 times i had an avance logic

Re: [ilugd] help required for config sound card

On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 03:48 -0800, Dips wrote: Hello, Installed redhat 9.0 its has detected my sound card as als 4000 PCI but says probe fails, can anyone help me to configure my sound card in Linux, my sound card make is Avance Logic als 4000 PCI. in redhat 6.2 times i had an avance

Re: [ilugd] Nagios config files

You obviously didn't google ! :) . Any way , this might help http://www.pcquest.com/content/search/showarticle.asp?arid=42831way=search regards Ankit. Hi All , Can anyone provide me 'nagios' configuration files or easy basic configuration documents. I just download and

Re: [ilugd] Nagios config files

You obviously didn't google ! :) . Any way , this might help http://www.pcquest.com/content/search/showarticle.asp?arid=42831way=search regards Ankit. Oops but i did it ___ ilugd mailinglist -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [ilugd] Nagios config files

You obviously didn't google ! :) . Any way , this might help http://www.pcquest.com/content/search/showarticle.asp?arid=42831way=search regards Ankit. Oops ... but i did it any way Thanks a lot ;-) regards Ritesh Agrawal ___ ilugd

[ilugd] major and minor device numbers

hi all, i ls the /dev directory and saw the two numbers called major and minor numbers for each device can anyone tell me what is the significance of these two numbers and if they are not what difference can it make why only one out of them is not sufficient? please tell tahnx in

Re: [ilugd] help required for config sound card

hi, i also used to have als 4000 sound card with linux... u need to download a driver as linux do not have a support for the same... try some sites to download the same.. its a tough job... --- Dips [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, Installed redhat 9.0 its has detected my sound card

Re: [ilugd] Kernel 2.4.25 performance issues

Rahul Kumar wrote: I had recently posted on this but not got a reply/pointer. I am narrowing down. I have used an smp machine for coding, butI would ask some obvious questions :) We have an C application that is NOT improving in performance on increasing the # of CPU's - infact the performance

Re: [ilugd] major and minor device numbers

harsh sharma wrote: hi all, i ls the /dev directory and saw the two numbers called major and minor numbers for each device can anyone tell me what is the significance of these two numbers and if they are not what difference can it make why only one out of them is not sufficient? Each

[ilugd] Delhi Monthly Programmers meet

Hi! The JUG-Delhi meet on this Sunday at Sarai came up with an interesting conclusion. We generally agreed that having a general programmers meet rather than a language oriented meet is more likely to appeal to many people. The general idea is to have a programmers meet every fourth Sunday of

Re: [ilugd] eclipse for suse 7.3

AFAIK, you really dont need a separate version of Eclipse for SuSe Linux. You can get it from: http://www.fileheaven.com/SDE-for-Eclipse-(CE)-for-Linux/download/11609.htm --HTH = viksit gaur http://viksit.tripod.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'Not

[ilugd] Steganography Implementations

Hi! I was wondering if anyone's tried to implement steg, on Linux? and if so, using which algorithms etc? I was trying to implement something myself, but am running into tens of queries! Could someone recommend any tuts/links which might have actual examples or such? TIA, vik = viksit

Re: [ilugd] Steganography Implementations

Viksit Gaur wrote: Hi! I was wondering if anyone's tried to implement steg, on Linux? and if so, using which algorithms etc? I was trying to implement something myself, but am running into tens of queries! Could someone recommend any tuts/links which might have actual examples or such? Hi

[ilugd] Kernel 2.4.25 performance issues

I had recently posted on this but not got a reply/pointer. I am narrowing down. We have an C application that is NOT improving in performance on increasing the # of CPU's - infact the performance degraded. In fact the performance on 2.4.20-25 is very poor despite increasing m/c configuration.

[ilugd] Re: [LIH]Kernel 2.4.25 performance issues

Rahul Kumar [3/2/2004 2:40 PM] : We have an C application that is NOT improving in performance on increasing the # of CPU's - infact the performance degraded. In fact the performance on 2.4.20-25 is very poor despite increasing m/c configuration. Where is the bottleneck - disk i/o, or cpu?

[ilugd] Linux servers hacked the most

[quote] DIGIRISK SPECIALIST Mi2g is likely to get right up the noses of open source advocates everywhere by claiming that Linux servers are the most breached online servers available. The London based outfit said that Linux is the worst, Windows servers had got better and BSDs and Mac OSX were

[ilugd] Re: [LIG] New Apache licence runs into rough GPL weather

Sandip Bhattacharya writes on 3/3/2004 6:06 AM: After the XFree86 4.4 saga, another license disagreement is brewing. This time between the FSF and the apache Software foundation, over teh compatibility of Apache license and GPL. This might have ramifications over Debians packaging of Apache

[ilugd] Suggestion for ilugd meet

Hi! Everyone A recent posting from mairu on linux server hacked, got thoughts moving i my mind. How about having a ilugd meet on Securing your linux boxes, and how about conducting it this month??? Raj, Kishore or any one who is into seurity, please volunteer to speak. BTW when are

Re: [ilugd] [Non-Commercial] Can we have a commercial list

amit soni wrote: I don't remember exactly. but wasn't one of the directives of ILUDG org was to promote fund generating activities for ILUGD as well as for individual subscribers of the list ? BTW where is the scope of work etc for ILUGD(organization) defined on the linux-delhi.org website? I

[ilugd] How do I record LPs using a Linux Box?

Dear all, I´ve got a stackful of LPs. Irreplacable to me. I want to record them, myself. I´ve got a Comp with Red Hat 8.0, a borrowed laptop with Mandrake 9.2 and a Record Plater (currently in disrepair). Can anyone tell me what hardware and software I need? Yes, I am googling and I am

Re: [ilugd] Suggestion for ilugd meet

I volunteer for a security related talk.. That is, if the date's finalized and I'm still in town! :) -- vik = viksit gaur http://viksit.tripod.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'Not all who wander are lost.' - J.R.R. Tolkien, The

[ilugd] Re: Steganography Implementations

At 2004-03-02 09:59:59 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Could someone recommend any tuts/links which might have actual examples or such? See if the web pages of Niels Provos at umich.edu are still around. He did a lot of steganography work, and wrote quite a bit about it. -- ams

Re: [ilugd] Fastest method of installation

Yashpal Nagar wrote: Hi List! If i to opt among the following for network installation of linux Redhat (say9.0) Which one would you consider best? Options are NFS, HTTP or FTP ? run a tftp server . you don't need TCP reliabilty. regards Ankit.

Re: [ilugd] Fastest method of installation

But you would't get any option during installation for tftp ? -- Yash Ankit Khare wrote: Yashpal Nagar wrote: Hi List! If i to opt among the following for network installation of linux Redhat (say9.0) Which one would you consider best? Options are NFS, HTTP or FTP ? run a tftp server . you

[ilugd] need help on linux clustering

Hi all, Need help on linux clustering Any docs discussing how to setup and some basics will be appreciable Thanks Manoj Confidentiality Notice The information contained in this electronic message and any attachments to this message are intended for the exclusive use of the

[ilugd] Fastest method of installation

Hi List! If i to opt among the following for network installation of linux Redhat (say9.0) Which one would you consider best? Options are NFS, HTTP or FTP ? criteria for choosing best interms of fast data transfer / reliability easyiness or lesser work to perform ,over the network of (10