Hi Warren,
I've also been irritated that the FHB site will deny Mozilla and
Konqueror for no real reason. You can't see the code that sniffs the
browser - it's in a server-side script at
https://fhbonline.fhb.com/site.fsp?Module=SignOn . Just tell them that
the same browser that is reje
http://fhbonline.fhb.com
It seems that I cannot use FHB Online with Mozilla in either Linux or
Windows. Even after changing the user agent in prefs.js to make it look
like Internet Explorer 5.5 on Windows 98, I still get the same browser
error page.
An example of changing your user agent in Mozi
Dan George wrote:
Beginning classes, Intermediate and Advanced coming at a far
discounted rate with an excellant instructor. Joe teaches all three
and has been teaching SUN/Oracle, Cisco and Networking classes over 12
years. These classes include certification levels. You can contact me
at 80
Beginning classes, Intermediate and Advanced coming
at a far discounted rate with an excellant instructor. Joe teaches all three and
has been teaching SUN/Oracle, Cisco and Networking classes over 12 years. These
classes include certification levels. You can contact me at 808-543-6644 on Oahu
Aloha all,
I finally got RH7.3 up and working. It took a while to configure the
correct network settings but I figured it out. Matter of fact this is
coming from Mozilla Mail. :) I still have a few things to work on.
1.) I currently have to boot frfom a floppy. I am using GRUB. I have it
loa
Wow. I'm writing this with Moz 1.0 , and it's thought-provoking to
consider how long I've been waiting for this.
Very Cool. Very gratifying to think of all of the folks who kept
plugging away at getting from the first version I tried (it might have
been .4 or something) to the big one.
-J
A simpler solution (without all the fancy GUIs of course) is possibly on
a much lower powered system than this.
I personally ran my 56k using an older version of my iptables ruleset on
a 486-SX/25 with 24MB of RAM. Worked great.
Of course, I'm plugging my ruleset, but it's also possible to w
Thanks for the help. Is there a way to have the background set to a
certain color by default, so that I don't have to set the flags everytime?
By the way I am using icewm on KDE.
-Daniel
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Eric Hattemer wrote:
> I don't know anything about icewm. But I can tell you that xterm
ftp://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mirrors/mozilla/mozilla1.0/
Mozilla 1.0 has finally been released. Please download from our local
University mirror.
Yeah, I was considering buying a giant dual G(5) after I graduate and start
making a solid wage. I don't really know why. I just want one. But
besides the proprietary mac-only software, I figure I might be better off
with a big sun or a clawhammer or something. But I guess time will tell,
and I
I made the switch to mac (actually OS X) about a month ago and will never go
back. I now have a machine with true hackability built in,, yet is easy enough
to use that my kids and computer-phobic wife can use it. This thing is gorgeous
both in hardware and software, and I got an entrylevel G3 iM
Not sure if this is kosher; I am responding to my own posting, primarily
to save someone effort. I did look up and found a windows (actually
DOS) version of md5 which I can use. I also found a site which has the
32 bit checksum listed. So tonight I plan to run that on the CD1 iso of
the Mdk 8.
Refusing to confirm the security flaw, the Microsoft spokesman said the
company "feel(s) strongly that speculating on the issue while the
investigation is in progress would be irresponsible and
counterproductive to our goal of protecting our customers' information."
http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/in
I actually normally configure them for RAID5...typically 4 drives striped
and 1 drive parity. However, I've also setup 3 drives striped and 1 drive
parity. A little slower, but LOTS more reliable.
Now having said that, I've also done nutso and went crazy once and did a
mirrored RAID5 across two
Thanks Brian,
Question, as I understand it, these arrays are typically set to RAID-0 for
striping across the drives, thereby increasing throughput. Assuming this
is correct, do you know how many drives are required, or typically
required, for this?
-Charles
On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Brian Chee wrote:
http://radioqualia.va.com.au/freeradiolinux/
Free Radio Linux is an audio distribution of the Linux Kernel,
the basis for all versions of Linux operating systems. Each line
of code will be read by the computerised automated voice - a
speech.bot built by ra d i o q u a l i a. The speech.bot's outpu
http://www.wired.com/news/linux/0,1411,52973,00.html
Authors of a new report on the perils of open source software
are being very closed-mouth about their funding sources.
"Opening the Open Source Debate," a white paper slated to be
released Friday by the Alexis de Tocqueville Institution, indi
While I have been critical of Apple, and would probably never buy one of
these machines because I'm firmly committed to and entrenched in PC
Clones, this computer looks to be one of the best Apple has ever offered.
http://www.apple.com/education/emac/
http://www.mplug.org/phpwiki/index.php/MPLUGSeminar10
Thursday (June 6th) is a very important meeting where we will be
discussing Linux for Hawaii's private and public schools. I will be going
over details about LTSP technology, and our role in supporting the
promotion, growth and maintenance of L
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