On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 11:14:39PM -0800, Ben Beeson wrote:
> Mahalos for your suggestions. I checked all that -- no firewall here
> (I'll switch the internal one back on after I get this working and tweak
> the firewall to allow internal connections to ftp..), even lokkit is
> open. The v
Tom,
Mahalos for your suggestions. I checked all that -- no firewall here
(I'll switch the internal one back on after I get this working and tweak
the firewall to allow internal connections to ftp..), even lokkit is
open. The vsftpd just acts weird. I can log in as myself and it
correc
Ryan Kawailani Ozawa wrote:
So! I tried urpmi, and used easyurpmi linked at urpmi.org, but although the
man entry for urpmi is present on my Mandrake 9.2 install, the
utility/executable itself couldn't be found ("bash: urpmi.addmedia: command
not found").
One more thing... If you have urpm
On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 04:49:14PM -1000, Derrick wrote:
> Enough of this crap and get back to talking about something you
> know about.Linux!
I am having usenet flashbacks again. *chuckle*
The 2.6.4 kernel is out. Download it while it is hot at
ftp://hosef.ics.hawaii.edu/linux-kernel/
-Vi
Okay guys, enough already! I'm sure your both well trained police
officers. And since your well trained police officers and members of a
SWAT team, you know how the Police department runs and how it should be
run.
Enough of this crap and get back to talking about something you know
about.Lin
Scott, can you give me a call on this...I'd like to set up a time for
you to take a look and see if what we have available will work for the
group.
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I Haven't forgotten about you all. I've been out of communication with
my boss with regard to the workspace and storage requirements. If we
had smaller storage could we make it work? If so How small can we go?
We have a lot of equipment coming in from the Mainland which would
impact my original a
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
But a more effective way is to give our police more equitable pay, as
well as more budget for ice education/rehabilitation. Of course, using
our prescious police resources to SWAT a 76-old lady who unknowingly
uses a $10 counterfeit bill does not help the situati
Today's BIOS now allows a password protection option. If implemented,
this will prevent anyone from re-installing or even using your computer.
However, I am sure most know how to bypass this by draining your CMOS
battery. Of course, you could supposedly install a little GPS in your
laptop and i
An article in this morning's Advertiser goes over the dastardly deed.
It's in the Hawaii section, page B5.
Publicity makes it hard for dirt bags to pedal their stolen goods.
Good going, Advertiser.
Ted
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Theres retail products available for notebook recovery (must be
implimented prior to theft). Some involve GPS while others are just
stickers or insurance etc. Putting identifying marks on the laptop do not
hurt ( http://www.honolulupd.org/community/opid.htm ). Report it stolen
to the police
http://www.cio.com/archive/030104/open.html
So who's using open source? Why are they using it? And are the benefits
worth the risks? The answers are surprising—and dispel some of the myths
surrounding open source.
Ronald Willis wrote:
Does anyone know if these unfortunate travelers had a beacon installed or if
they
have record of a mac address?
This reminded me of a great article I found on /. in 2002. I hunted it down
http://macscripter.net/unscripted/unscripted.php?id=12_0_1_0_C
They didn't use the
Ryan Kawailani Ozawa wrote:
Great answers, everyone. Thanks!
So! I tried urpmi, and used easyurpmi linked at urpmi.org, but although the
man entry for urpmi is present on my Mandrake 9.2 install, the
utility/executable itself couldn't be found ("bash: urpmi.addmedia: command
not found").
Y
Does anyone know if these unfortunate travelers had a beacon installed or if
they
have record of a mac address?
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Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 11:54 PM
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Subject: Re: [luau] B
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