Anyone been to www.gophawaii.com or www.lindalingle.com lately? Both of
them beep and talk to you and things like that. I mean the sites are laid
out pretty well otherwise, but I thought the sounds were a little excessive.
Has anyone ever found that sounds actually made a website better? Sorry t
I am a life-long Republican, but I found it extremely bad taste for both sites
to run on IIS under Win2K. Even the Whilehouse webpage is running on Linux.
Aloha Dan,
I do not have your Phone number. Can you give me a call? My contact
is below.
Thanks,
Brian
Brian Low
Security X
1515 Nuuanu Ave. #555
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 371-3571
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Dan George [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Su
On Sunday 11 August 2002 23:56, you wrote:
> Should I schedule a time to go to the store and work on the laptop(s)?
> I can use my license of PartitionMagic to resize the existing Windows
> partition, install, test and un-install if necessary. Would sometime
> Tuesday be possible?
Anytime that y
I installed Red Hat (both 7.3 and Limbo) in one of my machines with a
Linksys LNE100TX card. This is the only distro that couldn't recognize
my Linksys card. (Based on the difference b/t 7.3 and Limbo, it is
apparent that Red Hat is trying to expand into the desktop territory.
But, all things
OK,
Question for teh web wizards out there. How did you figure this out???
both sites to run on IIS under Win2K. Even the Whilehouse webpage is running
on Linux.
Thanks,
Ben
Actually both White House (whitehouse.gov) and Kremlin run their
webpages on Linux.
On Monday 12 August 2002 10:04, you wrote:
> OK,
>
> Question for teh web wizards out there. How did you figure this out???
>
>
> both sites to run on IIS under Win2K. Even the Whilehouse webpage is
> running on Linux.
>
While no web wizard, I can tell you that netcraft.com will tell you
I usually don't post about Windows security holes on this list, but this
is a massive one that can potentially wreak havoc to desktop clients
should your users visit the wrong websites or receive the wrong e-mail
attachment. Please be sure to upgrade your Flash plugin. It appears
that Macromedia
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 10:08, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
> I installed Red Hat (both 7.3 and Limbo) in one of my machines with a
> Linksys LNE100TX card. This is the only distro that couldn't recognize
> my Linksys card. (Based on the difference b/t 7.3 and Limbo, it is
> apparent that Red Hat is tr
R. Scott Belford wrote:
On Monday 12 August 2002 10:04, you wrote:
OK,
Question for teh web wizards out there. How did you figure this out???
both sites to run on IIS under Win2K. Even the Whilehouse webpage is
running on Linux.
While no web wizard, I can tell you that netcraft.
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 12:56, MonMotha wrote:
> Netcraft uses the HTTP headers to determine the server.
>
> telnet www.example.net 80
> HEAD / HTTP/1.0
>
>
> The HTTP server will be listed.
>
> --Monmotha
They also use TCP analysis in order to attempt to detect the operating
system of the serve
I do not appreciate overbroad comments along the lines of "Because card
X doesn't work in distro Y, distro Y is negligent to desktop Linux."
Red Hat is negligent toward desktop Linux for other reasons. =)
Easy now You misread what he said. He said something along the
lines of.:
Well,
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 13:57, Ray Strode wrote:
> Easy now You misread what he said. He said something along the
> lines of.:
>
> Well, the new beta of RedHat obviously has a more improved setup for
> desktop users
> than 7.3 did, but I still want to support Mandrake, instead, because
> the
Thanks to all of you!!
VR,
Ben
On Monday 12 August 2002 01:30 pm, you wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 12:56, MonMotha wrote:
> > Netcraft uses the HTTP headers to determine the server.
> >
> > telnet www.example.net 80
> > HEAD / HTTP/1.0
> >
> >
> > The HTTP server will be listed.
> >
> > --Mo
Aloha all,
I current have a customer with a Microsoft Access2000 Database. I
have 3 questions, 1) I there a way to create a SQL database in linux and
import the Access2000 Database? 2) IF it is posible, is there a way to
build a Web base front end for the Database, and 3) Are there any local
con
Warren Togami wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a source for CD-ROM sized front bay case covers? We
> have many Dell computer cases with holes in the front, and Dell gave us
> a quote of $4.95 each. =(
>
> These are for some of the computers that would go to schools for Linux
> thin clients and server
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 15:03, Brian Low wrote:
> Aloha all,
> I current have a customer with a Microsoft Access2000 Database. I
> have 3 questions, 1) I there a way to create a SQL database in linux and
> import the Access2000 Database?
Probably the easiest way would be to export the data to Mic
Probably the easiest way would be to register the access database as an
odbc datasource. You can then either use the web scripting language of
your choice to make a web front end, or use the scripting language of your
choice to pull out the data and stuff it into a mysql db or something of
that na
> 1) I there a way to create a SQL database in linux and import the Access2000
> Database?
Yes, there are many ways. You could transfer it through ODBC, or export
it to some text format. I don't if there are any utilities to fully
automate it (Maybe gnome-db?), but it should be a pretty small j
Hi Warren,
I found the problem with the cards in the RedHat 7.3 we were working on.
I found three clashing IRQ's listed in the cmos of the motherboard. I
changed the 3 and the nic card came up fine.
I couldn't get the video card to work unless I put in an AGP card until
I fixed this cmos proble
I'm looking for a couple things regarding fonts to make my life easier
when reading text (which is of course very frequent) in X:
An easy way (scripted) to set up truetype fonts. I've got CDs full of
truetype fonts for windows. My X server has truetype support and I have
Xft loaded, but sett
>A few months ago I remember seeing an option in Microsoft SQL 2000's
>Enterprise Manager that will easily import or export this type of data
>between Access and MSSQL Server. I haven't used MSSQL for a few months
>now, so I don't remember what this tool is called.
You mean DTS? Data Transformati
Brian,
might want to ping the folks at Indevtech Inc. Scott Cooley, former LUAU
member, runs the show over there. They developed hawaiieventsonline.com
www.indevtech.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
808-528-2740
-ho'ala
Ray Strode said:
>>
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 16:52, Ho'ala Greevy wrote:
> Brian,
>
> might want to ping the folks at Indevtech Inc. Scott Cooley, former LUAU
> member, runs the show over there. They developed hawaiieventsonline.com
>
> www.indevtech.com
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 808-528-2
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
I installed Red Hat (both 7.3 and Limbo) in one of my machines with a
Linksys LNE100TX card. This is the only distro that couldn't
recognize my Linksys card. (Based on the difference b/t 7.3 and
Limbo, it is apparent that Red Hat is trying to expand into the
desktop te
Warren Togami wrote:
I usually don't post about Windows security holes on this list, but this
is a massive one that can potentially wreak havoc to desktop clients
should your users visit the wrong websites or receive the wrong e-mail
attachment. Please be sure to upgrade your Flash plugin. It
Ray Strode wrote:
I do not appreciate overbroad comments along the lines of "Because card
X doesn't work in distro Y, distro Y is negligent to desktop Linux."
Red Hat is negligent toward desktop Linux for other reasons. =)
Easy now You misread what he said. He said something along the
Warren Togami wrote:
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 13:57, Ray Strode wrote:
Easy now You misread what he said. He said something along the
lines of.:
Well, the new beta of RedHat obviously has a more improved setup for
desktop users
than 7.3 did, but I still want to support Mandrake, instead,
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 20:19, Dan George wrote:
> Warren
> Can you tell me how to install flash on Linux 7.1 or
> 7.3? Ive tried following the
> directions but never could get them to work in Netscape Plugins.
Red Hat 7.1, 7,2 and 7.3 actually come with the Flash plugin as part of
Maybe somebody can post instructions on how to download the beta Linux
and how to compile the kernel and set it up. I would appreciate it. I
failed to get it right on four attempts. Yes Im in between newbie and
novice. But probably closer to newbie.
The kernel howto is a good place to
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 20:24, Dan George wrote:
> >
> >How dare you question me!
> >
> >j/j
> Warren
>Are you joking around? Ive never seen you peeved.
>
Okay I have to stop joking around. I'm not communicating very effectively,
and it is evident that not everyone sees my feeble
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 20:27, Warren Togami wrote:
> > Can you tell me how to install flash on Linux 7.1 or
> > 7.3? Ive tried following the
> > directions but never could get them to work in Netscape Plugins.
>
> Red Hat 7.1, 7,2 and 7.3 actually come with the Flash plugin as par
I think you might find ttmkfdir useful. It's like mkfontdir for
truetype fonts. I have used an older version, and I don't know how well
it's being maintained. It's now available at
http://freshmeat.net/redir/ttmkfdir/10789/url_tgz/ttmkfdir.tar.gz .
Hope this helps,
-Jeff Mings
MonMotha wr
buy one in order to test it myself and be sure it works in Limbo beta.
Please let me know where you bought it, and the revision version #.
After I figure out this card, I'll build you custom RPM's with kernel
drivers that should work in Red Hat 7.3.>
Thanks Warren. All what I need to know is,
"Has anyone ever found that sounds actually made a website better?"
Web pages can/should be developed to facilitate sound for disabled
viewers. For example making sure there's alternate text tags for
graphic buttons, so that text to speech readers can tell someone what
the button text is.
The
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 22:23, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
> Thanks Warren. All what I need to know is, which of the NIC cards
> supported by Red Hat also uses tulip chipset? As I am sure you're aware,
> it's the chipset that matters.
>
> Actually, same NIC cards, even with the same model number, may us
Ray-
It can be very frustrating if and when you take Linux seriously (e.g.,
running a Linux-based
business, or even trying to make a living doing Linux).
I always believe that if people appreciate your work, they will be
willing to pay. There is enough
money flying around but you must first
Brian-
I am a minority owner of a company that does exactly what you described.
They are developing and selling database packages (PostgreSQL + PHP)
which can import Access 2000 files. If you couldn't find a local
consultant, perhap you can give them a call. However, they can only
take rela
I have used Mandrake to install truetype fonts. It was quite
straightforward. I am told that KDE also provides a similar, though
perhaps not as versatile, font installation feature.
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