There may still be time to start lobbying to get linux.conf.au hosted here...
in 2009.. ;-P
Gauland, Michael wrote:
I’d love to see a Linux conference held in Christchurch—two or three
days of full-on geekiness, with seminars, workshops, demonstrations,
etc., serving everyone from complete neo
Don Gould wrote:
Most people haven't responded, indicating that most people are not
seeing any issue.
Maybe it's a case of those people are seeing the issue (I have), but since it has been raised,
figured some action might be taken, instead of adding endless "me too" posts to the discussion..
That'll work too :P
Nick Rout wrote:
Joseph Miller wrote:
I find that the easiest thing to do when setting up a chroot, is to
# mkdir $MYCHROOT/dev
# cp /dev/MAKEDEV $MYCHROOT/dev/
# cd $MYCHROOT/dev/
# ./MAKEDEV generic
and bingo, all the usual suspects, all set up in your c
It already does.. by design..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3#Linux
Don Gould wrote:
GRIN - Slap me now!
Seriously thought
The PS2 could be made to run Linux.
Want to take a beat on how long it will be before someone converts the
PS3 to run Linux as well?
I wonder if the PS
I find that the easiest thing to do when setting up a chroot, is to
# mkdir $MYCHROOT/dev
# cp /dev/MAKEDEV $MYCHROOT/dev/
# cd $MYCHROOT/dev/
# ./MAKEDEV generic
and bingo, all the usual suspects, all set up in your chroot :)
Kerry wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I came across this recently:
>
> Need to
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
although I presume
you could take the src and use it to write something you can compile
yourself.
Provided you have the tools and dependencies to do it, you can _always_
compile somebody else's code. That's what you are doing whenever you
write 'make' to the shell wh
...until someone in the middle unplugs their T-piece, and brings the whole
network down :P
Christopher Sawtell wrote on 23/02/07 12:06:
> Sometimes one appreciates the olden days of CAT2 co-ax when adding another
> host was simply a matter of a couple of BNC connectors and a Tee-Piece.
you might be able to get him to install something like centericq, which is a
command-line, multi-protocol IM client... not too difficult to use either..
Steve Holdoway wrote on 22/02/07 16:29:
> On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 16:25:35 +1300 (NZDT)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>> Isn't this cause for a qui
I've found evince to be fine for all of my PDF viewing needs on Ubuntu these
days...
Brett Davidson wrote on 22/02/07 14:48:
> Adobe has sucked big time since V7.0.5.
>
> No matter the platform.
>
> Brat.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: John Carter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thu
I expect Matt Gregan would hate me forever if I suggest he do a talk on his
work with the monotone version control project and the Google Summer of Code :P
PS. Matt please don't hate me *wink*
Christopher Sawtell wrote on 14/02/07 16:36:
> On Wednesday 14 February 2007, John Carter wrote:
>> Ver
Greylisting perhaps? Although if that were the case, the other messages should
have got through, although delayed up to four hours, depending on how the MTAs
are configured...
Steve Holdoway wrote on 13/02/07 16:37:
> ...reply to self so I thought I'd top post as well (:
>
> So why is it workin
Volker Kuhlmann wrote on 12/02/07 15:23:
> installing a kmp package. Done, works. Configuring xinerama on SUSE 9.3
> (nvidia card + driver) was easy but needs a workaround (something like add a
> fake second card) due to a bug in yast. On 10.2 I'd expect it to be trivial,
> but I don't have 2 monit
Issue's I personally had encountered in the past with distro versions of
Eclipse are that they sometimes use a native compiled, gcj version of eclipse,
which
isn't 100% compatible with some eclipse plugins (like the JBoss IDE plugin),
whereas a normal version running on Suns JDK works fine.
YMM
Steve Holdoway wrote on 10/01/07 14:44:
> On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 13:50:45 +1300 (NZDT)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 9:00 am *bing* "Honey we have some mail"
>> 9:01 am hmm weird the box is empty.
>>
>> 9:10 am *bing* "Honey the letterbox rang again"
>> 9:11 am h no mail here.
>>
>> Repeat until a
At my place of work, we probably have at least 50 Linux servers (mix of RHEL,
Debian and Ubuntu) plus a few desktops (Ubuntu and Fedora)
I can also say that I know of several Govt departments that host their websites
on Linux, but I'm probably not allowed to say which ones :P
Cheers,
Joff.
Ah whoops, didn't see Vik's reply :P Ignore... :)
Joseph Miller wrote:
> Add the multiverse repository to your apt sources, then
>
> sudo apt-get install sun-java5-jdk
>
> Done :P
>
> David Merrick wrote:
>> Having downloaded the lastest version of Sun
Add the multiverse repository to your apt sources, then
sudo apt-get install sun-java5-jdk
Done :P
David Merrick wrote:
> Having downloaded the lastest version of Sun Java on to my Dual booted
> Windows / Ubuntu computer do I now have to download Java on to Linux?
>
> How do you compile and run
I had linux running on my old Compaq iPaq a while ago.. and from what I
remember, dual booting would be extremely hard to do, if not impossible.
handhelds.org had a ton of good information about running Linux on
iPaqs, but a casual search doesn't turn up any info on Sony devices, so
you might be o
I believe that it makes the USB keyboard appear like a "legacy" PS/2 keyboard,
at least until the OS takes over.
Volker Kuhlmann wrote on 21/12/06 00:04:
>> Look for a "USB Legacy Keyboard" option or similar in your BIOS...
>
> What exactly does this option do? Not every bios has this option, an
Eliot Blennerhassett wrote:
> Josh James wrote:
>> hi i got a USB keyboard i've got a dual boot of xp and ubuntu
>>
>> but the arrow keys only sometimes work in the GRUB loader the board
>> works fine in ubuntu and xp and it works good in the BIOS screen
>>
>> if any one has any ideas it would be
Possible workaround then:
echo bla | md5sum > checksum-1.md5
echo bla | md5sum > checksum-2.md5
diff checksum-1.md5 checksum-2.md5
if [ $? -neq 0 ]; then
echo "Checksum mismatch"
fi
Volker Kuhlmann wrote on 07/12/06 10:11:
> On Thu 07 Dec 2006 09:10:29 NZDT +1300,
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
> I am trying to write shell scripts so they work on any distro. For that,
> --version and --help are irrelevant, use of "-" can be avoided. When
> creating a checksum for stdin, that md5sum correctly writes "-" as
> filename (probably as per RFC), but for checking the data f
M's determined
> pushing of it as based on F/LOSS, ergo worthy of attention.
>
> What sort of thing would people want to hear about Application Servers? What
> features are of the greatest interest to list memebers? and to the business
> public at large?
>
> Thanks
>
Just out of curiosity, have you looked at any of the open source Application
servers (JBoss / Tomcat / JOnAS) etc?
Wesley Parish wrote on 04/12/06 21:49:
> WASCE = Websphere Application Server, Community Edition
>
> It might be of interest to businesses needing a workgroup groupware
> applicati
.. or use a distro written *entirely* in perl
http://perllinux.sourceforge.net/
*gakk* :P
Christopher D Maher wrote:
> Simple,
>
> Stop using pearl.
>
>
> jkjk
>
> On 02/12/06, HappyEvilSlosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Greetings all.
>>
>> I know there are some Perl users somewhere so
The answer might be in some kind of variation upon the theme detailed here:
http://jbg.name/2006/08/13/linux-the-vodafone-nz-mobile-connect-3g-pcmcia-card/
Don Gould wrote:
> Thanks guys.
>
> I had already looked on VF's site.
>
> You're right in thinking it was a 'has someone made no8 wire sol
Take a look at http://adodb.sourceforge.net/
The thing about ADODb is that's usage syntax is similar to MSs ADO, but
that's about it.
The basic pattern to use is:
$dsn = 'mysql://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mydb';
$conn = ADONewConnection($dsn)
$statement = $conn->Prepare('insert into table (col1,col
My advice is to always use a DB abstraction layer when talking to SQL databases
from PHP (or any other language for that matter)
I recommend ADOdb, and the use of prepared statements in conjunction with input
filtering to make sure no nasties make their way into your SQL from 'user'
input.
It's
I have it on good information that the renderwall @ Weta Digital might be
churning through some Seti units, while everyone is away for 2 weeks.. the
guy I was talking to said that he reckoned they could probably 100,000
units in that time
At 23:28 21/12/2002, you wrote:
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