I'm getting a big blast out of learning from you people. Any
recommendations for learning? What books do you recommend? Where do I
start? Right now I have 2 jobs and still learn on the side... whenever I
can, I read or study. My ultimate goal would be to learn how to program and
Aloha,
You could check out:
OpenAFS - http://www.openafs.org/
or
Global File System - http://www.sistina.com/products_gfs.htm $
The guy that started this project in college has stoped using the GPL and
started his own company. OpenGFS (http://www.opengfs.org) took the GPL
code and has
Here is a couple of things I have learned about getting the military to
donate computers for educational use. Allot of the times a custodian will
want to remove the hard drives before giving out machines. I can't say this
isn't the fastest and safest thing to do, but there are other ways. If
I'm looking to implement part of a Linux based lab where I can either
dynamically mount each user's home directory when they log in (this is
against a Novell 5 server) or I could possibly mount the whole homes
tree, but that wouldn't work very well (see earlier comment about a
local
On Tue, 2002-05-28 at 16:49, Ray Strode wrote:
So far I have downloaded Acrobat Reader v. 5.05 for my Linux... I have yet
to find that puppy in my system... sheeessh.. I did slocate adobe and
received the following:
I believe it's called acroread or something like that. Not sure tho,
Always keep in mind that slocate does not search your filesystem for files.
Instead, it searches a database it creates and updates on some schedule. If
you just installed acrobat, you can't expect it to be in the slocate
database. Try either find / keyword, or update the slocate database. You
On Wednesday 29 May 2002 05:51 pm, you wrote:
I took telnet off my machine (paranoa I guess). I don't have a serial
port but I'll try to telnet (once I get it installed). I wonder if the
You should take in.telnetd off the system, not telnet client :)
