I am setting up a single machine for use by children and want to filter
their internet access using dansguardian. This works fine on my home
network (where I still use ipchains) but for some reason the shorewall
firewall script does not want to redirect internet access to
dansguardian.
I tried add
His failing. One would think he'd grok 'learning curve' by now...
Just spent 4 days wiring my first machine tool control system.
All relay logic. Now that it's done, it's a one day job ;-)
-t
Charles Lockhart wrote:
Sorry, if I'm breeching protocol with crossover, please flame me privately.
Thanks!
You do the same Ron.
Dan
Keep the faith...
Im recovering from a lumbar back injury (week 4) and wasnt able to sit in
a chair for almost 2 weeks.
Youll be on your feet in no time.
Time to learn to code or setup one of those complex Linux projects th
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
The default permission (RH 8.0) for /dev/cdrom is 300.
Oops.
600.
Alvin Murphy wrote:
Yep, now it needs a macro writer like WP.
I was talking about importing relatively simple Word .doc files that
contain CJK characters.
Of course, in terms of office productivity, nothing comes close to
WordPerfect. (Not even Microsoft Office.)
(BTW, the Supreme Court
The default permission (RH 8.0) for /dev/cdrom is 300. Since I am the
owner of this file, as long as I am the user, making it 777 does not
make any difference in this case.
Ben Beeson wrote:
Aloha,
I haven't played much with this or any other cdripper, but... I recall that
default permi
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
The default permission (RH 8.0) for /dev/cdrom is 300. As long as I
am the user, making it 777 does not make any difference in this case.
Ben Beeson wrote:
Aloha,
I haven't played much with this or any other cdripper, but... I
recall that default permissions on
The default permission (RH 8.0) for /dev/cdrom is 300. As long as I am
the user, making it 777 does not make any difference in this case.
Ben Beeson wrote:
Aloha,
I haven't played much with this or any other cdripper, but... I recall that
default permissions on my cdrom drive have caused
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
hide (hd0,0)
unhide (hd0,2)
before the line:
rootnoverify (hd0,1)
and a third line:
makeactive
thereafter.
Just a quick stop by. The line
rootnoverify (hd0,1)
should be
rootnoverify (hd0,2) ,
as I reserved the third partition (not the second, which is occupied
Keep the faith...
Im recovering from a lumbar back injury (week 4) and wasnt able to sit in
a chair for almost 2 weeks.
Youll be on your feet in no time.
Time to learn to code or setup one of those complex Linux projects that
you have been putting off for a rainy day. Try ntop, very rewarding
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