Slashdot note: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/18/2344253
NYT Article: http://www.nytimes.com/2002/09/18/opinion/18WED2.html
Telling last paragraph:
Government units abroad and in the United States and individual computer
users should look for ways to support Linux and Linux-based produ
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 22:25, Ray Strode wrote:
> >At first when I heard of Red Carpet, up2date, urpmi, and apt-rpm didn't
> >exist.
> >
> Actually, urpmi was around a _long_ time before Red Carpet.
Oh. Thanks for the correction.
Was Mandrake using it back then?
>
> > There were no automatic
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 22:17, Ray Strode wrote:
> >
> >
> > Is anyone either mirroring the latest Debian cd images locally
> >
> Warren is going to mirror debian on videl.ics.hawaii.edu in the
> very near future (I actually started setting it up a few days ago,
> but Warren wants to do some maintena
At first when I heard of Red Carpet, up2date, urpmi, and apt-rpm didn't
exist.
Actually, urpmi was around a _long_ time before Red Carpet.
There were no automatic RPM dependency tools, so I was excited
about Mono.
Mono? :-)
Ximian has always been in bitter disagreements with Red Hat, an
Is anyone either mirroring the latest Debian cd images locally
Warren is going to mirror debian on videl.ics.hawaii.edu in the
very near future (I actually started setting it up a few days ago,
but Warren wants to do some maintenance on the vservers first)
--Ray
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 09:36, Jon Reynolds wrote:
> On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 22:07, Warren Togami wrote:
> Here's a list of
> > several:
> >
> > Red Hat up2date
> > Mandrakerpmdrake or urpmi
> > SuSEYAST2
> > Debian apt-get
> > Conectiva apt-rpm
> > Gen
On Wednesday 18 September 2002 08:41 pm, Autumn wrote:
> Is anyone either mirroring the latest Debian cd images locally or willing
> to loan/burn copies?
My most recent installations of debian have been from the mini-iso's
http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/
These are probably more complete w
Is anyone either mirroring the latest Debian cd images locally or willing to
loan/burn copies? If not, does anyone have a favorite distributor for Debian
CDs? Network install doesn't seem to be an option for me; I've tried to boot
from floppies for a network install; neither of my network ca
> Do you really need to check it per iteration? I mean, in your case,
> could you move the timing outside
> the loop and divide the result by the number of iterations?
> If you do
> that, then you will get an average
> iteration which will minimize the time spent timing.
I need to be able to
I have some code that loops with some real-time constraints, and I need to
check the time per cycle.
Do you really need to check it per iteration? I mean, in your case,
could you move the timing outside
the loop and divide the result by the number of iterations? If you do
that, then you wi
I have some code that loops with some real-time constraints, and I need to
check the time per cycle. The problem I run into is that adding "debug" to
log the time is somewhat inaccurate and impacts the loop. The inaccuracy is
not such a big deal, within reason (I can still get kind of "worst case
One more question.the network is behind a router...so will the linux
webserver be accessible from outside the network (this is not desireable)?
Does the webserver have an outside accessible IP, or does your router
NAT a single internet
connection? If the latter, then probably not, unless
I'm pretty sure in a C class we once used something like x=time(0). It
might require time.h or clock.h or something. But that was a long time ago.
time() returns seconds, so i don't think it's precise enough for him.
As an aside, time() takes a pointer
so (imo) it's better to use NULL instea
>
> I Have the Fine Pix A101, which I believe is the same one. Any luck
> getting it to work in PC Camera mode under linux?
> Brian
What is PC Camera Mode?
> Another goofy programmer question, what's the fastest and most accurate
> way of getting the current time in milisecs within a program? I've been
> calling gettimeofday, but was wondering if there's any better/faster way
> of doing it?
I know of ftime() -- but I think that ftime() is depreca
Another goofy programmer question, what's the fastest and most
accurate way of getting the
current time in milisecs within a program? I've been calling
gettimeofday, but was wondering
if there's any better/faster way of doing it?
As far as I know gettimeofday() is the best way. Remembe
On Mon, 2002-09-16 at 14:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> CompUSA is having a sale on the Fuji FinePix 1300 -- $99
>
> Here's the tech specs:
>
> 1.3 MegaPixels (1.31 million pixels)
> 1280x960 at 24bits
> 8MB SmartMedia card included
> Lens is equivalent to a 36mm (wide angle)
> Flash
> 1.6" LCD m
I'm pretty sure in a C class we once used something like x=time(0). It
might require time.h or clock.h or something. But that was a long time ago.
-Eric Hattemer
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From: "Charles Lockhart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002
One more question.the network is behind a router...so will the linux
webserver be accessible from outside the network (this is not desireable)?
Rodney
- Original Message -
From: "Ray Strode" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 3:37 PM
Subject: Re: [luau] Apache question
> 1) Add an entry to every machine's
> %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts file for your
> webserver. It has the same f
Do you guys know of a good commercial grade antivirus for Linux?
There was a thread about antivirus software earlier this year that might
be of interest to you:
http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/pipermail/luau/2002-March/007012.html
--Ray
Another goofy programmer question, what's the fastest and most accurate
way of getting the current time in milisecs within a program? I've been
calling gettimeofday, but was wondering if there's any better/faster way
of doing it?
Thanks,
Charles
Rodney Kanno wrote:
I am trying to set-up a Linux workstation as a intranet web server on a NT
network, but I cannot figure out how to make the web server accessible
through a virtual host name.
Actually, for future reference "virtual" isn't correct in this context.
Apache is installed and is
Julio,
I use the McAfee Anti Virus. There is a *nix version available that
will
scan all kinds of goodies, even mail attachments in case you are serving mail
to a mixed environment. Go here:
http://www.mcafeeb2b.com/products/virusscan-cl/default-virusscan-cl.asp
for details and se
I am trying to set-up a Linux workstation as a intranet web server on a NT
network, but I cannot figure out how to make the web server accessible
through a virtual host name. Apache is installed and is accessible by
entering in the IP address as the URL, but I would like to make it
accessible by ty
Warren Togami wrote:
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 20:59, Ronnie T Livingston wrote:
snip
In general there are tremendous time management benefits in sticking to
packages. When these security alerts are released, protecting yourself
is a trivial amount of effort. Alternatively you can keep around
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you guys know of a good commercial grade antivirus for Linux?
any recommendations?
this doesn't have to be free just reliable and overall good.
TIA
Julio
The question always arises as to the reason. Most of the AV products
are scanners for things like mail servers
Do you guys know of a good commercial grade antivirus for Linux?
any recommendations?
this doesn't have to be free just reliable and overall good.
TIA
Julio
Under the section local info (line80 or so) you may have to make some
changes if sendmail can't figure out your hostname.
##
# local info #
##
#Cwlocalhost
Cwtiger (your hostname)
#Dj$w.Foo.COM
Dj$w.websharx.com
Also maybe line 141
#DM
DMwebsharx.com
For dns
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 22:07, Warren Togami wrote:
Here's a list of
> several:
>
> Red Hat up2date
> Mandrake rpmdrake or urpmi
> SuSE YAST2
> Debianapt-get
> Conectiva apt-rpm
> Gentooemerge
>
Would you also recommend using the xi
I agree, there's no excuse for not applying patches and updates.
Of course, it's worth noting that if you're going to use these convenient
automated updating tools, you should ensure you're making comprehensive backups
prior to running them. I've been burned by up2date one too many times where
Hi Guys,
Thanks for all the advice on my post a couple weeks ago regarding redoing
a new box.
I've made the plunge and installed RH7.3, and managed to successfully
install a 'custom' setup. I let RH installer do mysql and PHP although my
instinct was nagging me to hand install those. I have ye
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