hi all
just a short note asking if anyone has had any luck with linux netbooting
the sunray1 thinclient?
im finding shreds of info but just wondering if anyone had any
horror/success stories?
J
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when 99% of the email you send is html for formatting etc when you simply
wanna slam out another quick response to help someone using the gmail web
interface it seems hardly worth switching it off - i think its probably time
for people to leave the html vs plain text email debate back in the 90s
w
i have my tftp daemon started by inetd and it then kills itself after a
certain period of inactivity which would fix the problem you're having of
having lots of them open...
if that helps?
Jesse
On 3/2/07, Verner Kjærsgaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Torsdag 01 marts 2007 21:34 skrev Andrew Z
every time i post my mail awaits your approval because of suspicious header
information - im simply using gmail's webmail service whilst offsite
is there a way to fix this? (ie list my email address for auto accept or
something) as its starting to make me not want to post anything because of
the
yes that is correct - that file is on the server - but the terminals
actually connect to the server for their sessions which means a change on
the server IS a change on the terminals
J
On 2/27/07, Thomas Herdt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Am Montag, 26. Februar 2007 11:34 schrieb Sudev Barar:
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hmm well as far as ips for the clients im not sure but to kick a
client on ltsp you dont need their ip - theyre connecting to sessions
on the server so you simply have to kill their session (the program
called "slay" does this quite well) as far as block and unblock im
sure it would be a simple fac
ive been googling my fingers off but havent gotten much info on setting up a
root filesystem and kernel for powerpc based terminals (ie g3 imac) - does
anyone have info on this? so far ive come up against people saying that the
k12 distro has it built in and a link for a tarballed root filesystem
heydy ho all
new user here from melbourne australia
im interested in using powerpc based clients (imacs) but havent been coming
across enough information to build a separate ppc based root file structure
and kernel to make it happen - ive gotten along far enough to get my
original version imac t
