On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 16:46, you wrote:
> How does one determine the date a CD-R was burned from an iso?
You can't tell from the cd, but you can infer it from the access time
attribute attached to the file from which it came by using the stat utilty.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] OSTC $ stat \
/mnt/disk1/isos
uh hu.
: /
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
How does one determine the date a CD-R was burned from an iso?
You don't.
Volker
> Hardware firewalls cannot be software cracked,
Yeah right. Like the CISCOs which are dieing like the lemmings at the
moment...
Volker
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> How does one determine the date a CD-R was burned from an iso?
You don't.
Volker
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recent posting on debian-users list:
12 MB of RAM... I wished that my Toshiba T3600CT (laptop 486/50, 8 mb of
RAM and 512MB drive) had that much memory! I installed Sarge on it. I'm
using XFree86 3.3.6 since 4.2 doesn't support my old videocard. I both
used the 2.4 and 2.2 kernel (both minimalist
On Tue, Jul 29, 2003 at 03:19:41PM +, Shane Hollis wrote:
> One of them required you to open up the firewall for remote
> administration (which of course is always hackable by brute forcing of
It is not uncommon to see remote administration functionality listening
on Internet facing connection
On Tue, Jul 29, 2003 at 03:33:39PM +, Shane Hollis wrote:
> > > Hardware firewalls cannot be software cracked,
"Hardware" firewalls run software.
> Yes that is true and false. Most of the OS is hardware based. There
The claim that "most of the OS is hardware based" is complete rubbish.
If
Hi Sam. I will
repair your Windows, if you can get Linux to work my modemand or
scannerBob Bernard
How does one determine the date a CD-R was burned from an iso?
tia
/cb
One word - "no." Sorry to hear they got you too. If you ever find a
solution, please do let me know!!!
> This is exactly the same as my experience. Do you think Telecom will get
> their act together?
>
> Rob
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Se
> Well it's flamebait at the very least. I mean, cmon, linux folks aren't
Yea, the guy who posted it wanted to know ow to get off the list, and
then flamed me for telling him (the old check the headers saga)
> you make a number of good points, but i have to challenge one or two:
Thanks.
>
> > Hardware firewalls cannot be software cracked,
>
> AFAIK hardware firewalls still run software internally. their OSes are
> crackable. There have been vulnerabilities in cisco boxes, and in
> speedtouch dsl modem
Hi John,
I am aware that the firewalls do contain some software and also that they can
be exploited. My argument is that they are harder to exploit, don't contain
the software myriad dependencies that may open up exploits, don't need
constant software upgrades and are single task focussed to on
I promise, short and informative.
Even people named Julia will be able to understand it, I think Paul,
Sam and Samantha are OK too.
The debate may go on for weeks but what I have to say will not.
What you must know about the WSIS.
Are your Information Literate? Is your family?
Cheers
Joh
you make a number of good points, but i have to challenge one or two:
On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 10:07:02 +
Shane Hollis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>(by way of Shane Hollis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> There is a list of IPCop compatible hardware found here
> http://www.ipcop.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/IPCop/IP
On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, Shane Hollis wrote:
> Hardware firewalls cannot be software cracked, are fast and don't absorb CPU
> time.
While I'm using DSE's
http://www.dse.co.nz/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/3f25d83f0b832842273fc0a87f9906df/Product/View/XH1149
quite happily, I'm under no such illusion.
All
This is exactly the same as my experience. Do you think Telecom will get
their act together?
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Steve Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 29 July 2003 1:40 p.m.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: ADSL modems or routers
We have a D-link
On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 12:16, Yuri de Groot wrote:
> Will these talks be suitable for non-geek partners.
> Sometimes when I'm reading through my LUG mail folder at home, Julia looks over
> my shoulder and asks what we're talking about.
> A not-too-technical LUG meeting would be good for her to get a
> I run rh9 with gnome and xcdroast does all the burning I need.
>
> If you run KDE as your desktop then there is a really good burning gui
> that I just can't name right now. It was talked about heaps on NZLUG
> about a month ago. I meant to try it but haven't yet.
KOnCD I it is. It is under the
There is a list of IPCop compatible hardware found here
http://www.ipcop.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/IPCop/IPCopHCLv01
Personaly when it comes to commercial clients and firewalls I prefer a
hardware solution because they are usually safe. The Netgear FM114 series
firewalls are very inexpensive and incr
We have a D-link DSL 501, which worked sweet as with maybe one disconnection
for over a year.
Then smellycom changed their (nokia I think) old hardware to new Alcatel
stuff at the exchanges, and ever since then we've had issues with it
disconnecting and needing powering down at least once a week,
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003, Chris Bayley wrote:
> I used to use an Alcatel SpeedTouch in PPP routing w/NAT as a gateway
> for my network - but after a _MASSIVE_ incident with my jetstream
> billing I have found that I had needed much better logging and
> ipaccounting to protect my ass.
Tell us more, te
Will these talks be suitable for non-geek partners.
Sometimes when I'm reading through my LUG mail folder at home, Julia looks over
my shoulder and asks what we're talking about.
A not-too-technical LUG meeting would be good for her to get a glimpse of that
side of me.
Is this such a meeting?
Yur
Thanks Steve and John.
We will take you up in those offers.
Steve do you need anything like a dataprojector or similar?
John has asked for a white board. Does anyone have easy access to a
portable one?
Christopher Sawtell has also said he wants to talk about the OSTC.
So it looks like a fun-f
On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 22:43, Rob wrote:
> On Mon, 28 Jul 2003, Joshua Collins wrote:
> > Due to forcibly being expunged totally from the windows partition on my
> > PC (long story, much pain) I've been forced to burn CDs on my linux
> > partition, however, having never tried before, I have no idea
While I agree that the ldp might be useful, I have always found it a
PITA to get the info I need from that site. It is far too disorganised
for my taste. I prefer Google and the specific article links it
provides. Just my .0002c worth.
Cheers
Jason
Nick Rout wrote:
good post craig, a referra
>If you run KDE as your desktop then there is a really good burning gui
>that I just can't name right now. It was talked about heaps on NZLUG
That would be k3b?
If you can't find k3b in the "K" menu tree (KDE version of the "Start" menu,
bottom left),
Press [Alt]+[F2] and enter k3b in the box tha
Hmm, looks like we're letting the riff-raff in.
> -Original Message-
> From: Dr.John Ehibe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, 29 July 2003 11:32 a.m.
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: BUSINESS PROPOSITION FROM DR. JOHN EHIBE
>
>
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> DR.JOHN EHIBE
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good post craig, a referral to the cd-burning howto at
http://www.tldp.org is also probably appropriate.
if you cannot remember the sequence of letters in that url, just think
"The Linux Documentation Project" - it should be a first port of call
for most setup problems, particularly if you are not
With all due respect to the command line, since you are used to Windows
burning programs (most likely GUI based), I suggest K3B. It will help
you set up your burner for you and it is easy as pie to burn with, it's
a bit like Nero.
Cheers
Jason Greenwood
CF wrote:
On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 22:10,
To bring this thread back on topic ...
When windows loses/currupts an important file/program,
that is when I usually step in and suggest an alternative OS.
The equiv for wordpad would probably be something like kwrite, kword or LyX.
I know that's not what you asked for, but you *did* post to a
but John it is illegal for someone to simply email him a copy.
If he has a legit win98 he has the media to restore it.
IMHO this request has no place on this list. He should try nz.comp or
alt.2600.*
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 23:08:08+1200 John Ascroft
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Isn't that a bit pr
On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 22:10, Joshua Collins wrote:
> Due to forcibly being expunged totally from the windows partition on my
> PC (long story, much pain) I've been forced to burn CDs on my linux
> partition, however, having never tried before, I have no idea where to
> start.
Such is the turning p
John Ascroft wrote:
Isn't that a bit precious. The guy's in trouble, most of the list seem to
run a copy of windows for one readon or another, get over it.
Sure, the guy is in trouble, but I'd rather not see questions like that
here. The list has quite a number of people now (> 250 I think). I am
c
Gareth Williams wrote:
I say we send him a copy of emacs and force him to use that ;-)
It is after all the editor of satan (see, I can be inflamatry too :-)
Pico is the editor of choice for Satan, as it is obviously developed
under the heel of a totalitarian dictatorship, and hence lacks any
> > PC (long story, much pain) I've been forced to burn CDs on my linux
> > partition, however, having never tried before, I have no idea where to
> > start.
> Command line stuff.
For someone who doesn't know where to start? I'm not so sure.
Start k3b, it lets you select files to burn to CD, and
Well it's flamebait at the very least. I mean, cmon, linux folks aren't
exactly renound for their love of all things microsoft. I think it's fair to
say that posting a message like the one below to a linux mailing list could
at least be considered "inflamatry", and there is a good chance the pos
Hi-ho,
I've got a Dynalink RTA220 router, and use it with it's NAT &
firewalling, into a second NIC on my server. The server also runs
IPTables, snort and some accounting scripts written in python by
myself..
Apart from some odd problems with ssh sessions timing out which were
fixed with a firmw
Isn't that a bit precious. The guy's in trouble, most of the list seem to
run a copy of windows for one readon or another, get over it.
---Original Message---
From: Gareth Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon 28/07/2003 22:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: wordpad.exe for W982E
This is quite
On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 22:21, Philip Charles wrote:
> On Mon, 28 Jul 2003, Joshua Collins wrote:
>
> > Due to forcibly being expunged totally from the windows partition on my
> > PC (long story, much pain) I've been forced to burn CDs on my linux
> > partition, however, having never tried before, I
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003, Joshua Collins wrote:
> Due to forcibly being expunged totally from the windows partition on my
> PC (long story, much pain) I've been forced to burn CDs on my linux
> partition, however, having never tried before, I have no idea where to
> start.
>
Command line stuff.
mkisofs
Due to forcibly being expunged totally from the windows partition on my
PC (long story, much pain) I've been forced to burn CDs on my linux
partition, however, having never tried before, I have no idea where to
start.
I will google shortly to find out what sort of stuff I need supportwise
but the
This is quite blatently a linux mailing list. Surely this is a troll.
On Monday 28 July 2003 21:32, stm23 wrote:
> hi, could somebody please email ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) me a copy
> of wordpad.exe for windows 98 2nd Edition. i've deleted mine and can't
> seem to recover it
> thanx, sam
6 times? the messages werent that brilliant boys :P.
Was I the only one to recieve the last two messages 6 times over? That
sorta thing has been happening over the uni for months now... but both
those addresses arent uni ones.
Meh.
Dave
Off topic for this list.
Get it off your windows cab files in your install
media.
> hi, could somebody please email
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) me a copy of
> wordpad.exe for windows 98 2nd Edition. i've
> deleted mine and can't seem to
> recover it
> thanx, sam
>
=
For Linux CD's check out
I have the same router/modem and used it successfully with Ipcop. I do not use ipcop
anymore though because I decided that NAT would give me enough protection (I am sure
there will be plenty to disagree with me though).
I sometimes have to give the router a hard reset which is a bit annoying but
hi, could somebody please email ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) me a copy of
wordpad.exe for windows 98 2nd Edition. i've deleted mine and can't seem to
recover it
thanx, sam
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 21:11, you wrote:
> I used to use an Alcatel SpeedTouch in PPP routing w/NAT as a gateway
> for my network - but after a _MASSIVE_ incident with my jetstream
> billing I have found that I had needed much better logging and
> ipaccounting to protect my ass.
Have you been able t
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 21:11, Chris Bayley wrote:
> I used to use an Alcatel SpeedTouch in PPP routing w/NAT as a gateway
> for my network - but after a _MASSIVE_ incident with my jetstream
> billing I have found that I had needed much better logging and
How did that work out? Did they make you pay
I used to use an Alcatel SpeedTouch in PPP routing w/NAT as a gateway
for my network - but after a _MASSIVE_ incident with my jetstream
billing I have found that I had needed much better logging and
ipaccounting to protect my ass. I have subsequently installed an IPCop
gateway which talks to t
List dwellers,
Can any wise individuals using IPCop with ADSL indicate the type of modem
and/or router they are using and any problems they had getting it set up.
Enquiring minds would like to know?
I have a situation involving a dynalink RTA220 and having convinced the
concerned party to try a l
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