On Thursday 08 May 2008, Von Fugal wrote:
> I dissagree, it's always a spectrum, you simply choose to treat a
> certain portion of the spectrum as one lump, but that doesn't change the
> fact that there is still a spectrum there. You say DVD CSS is "insecure,
> period". Well, I bet it stops some pe
On Fri, 2008-05-09 at 14:42 -0600, Nicholas Leippe wrote:
> a) an open doorway
> b) a door without a lock
> c) a door with a broken lock
> d) a door with a lock, but the key is 'hidden' under the mat, which fact is
>common knowledge
> e) a door with a lock, and the key is 'hidden' under the mat
Nicholas Leippe wrote:
> If there's merely a doorway, I think we would agree that there is no security
> at all--just walk right through it. Maybe there's a sign that says 'do not
> enter', but I think we'd still agree that that doesn't constitute any actual
> security.
That all depends. There
I am looking at migrating my Postfix Mail server from one machine to
another. I have it all set up and working and I am ready to flip the
switch. One thing that I have noticed in my testing is that once I
change the IP address to the new address, the mail client doesn't
fetch any mail from the new
On Fri, 2008-05-09 at 17:05 -0600, Dallin Jones wrote:
> I am looking at migrating my Postfix Mail server from one machine to
> another. I have it all set up and working and I am ready to flip the
> switch. One thing that I have noticed in my testing is that once I
> change the IP address to the ne
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 5:05 PM, Dallin Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am looking at migrating my Postfix Mail server from one machine to
> another. I have it all set up and working and I am ready to flip the
> switch. One thing that I have noticed in my testing is that once I
> change the IP
On Friday 09 May 2008, Andrew Jorgensen wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-05-09 at 14:42 -0600, Nicholas Leippe wrote:
> > a) an open doorway
> > b) a door without a lock
> > c) a door with a broken lock
> > d) a door with a lock, but the key is 'hidden' under the mat, which fact
> > is common knowledge
> > e)
>
> This sounds like DNS cache on the client. flush DNS on the client and try
> again.
>
Ok, a reboot fixed the problem. Seems weird that flushing the DNS
would fix it, especially since I changed the IP address in /etc/hosts
but live and learn...
> What OS are the client machines and what softwa
On Fri, May 09, 2008 at 05:05:32PM -0600, Dallin Jones wrote:
> I am looking at migrating my Postfix Mail server from one machine to
> another. I have it all set up and working and I am ready to flip the
> switch. One thing that I have noticed in my testing is that once I
> change the IP address to
I am in need of a PCI based NVidia graphics card for a MythTV box.
This box can only hold two PCI cards. One for the Hauppage and one for playback.
Wondering if anyone has one collecting dust they'd be willing to sell
in the $20 to $30 range.
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> Ok, a reboot fixed the problem. Seems weird that flushing the DNS
> would fix it, especially since I changed the IP address in /etc/hosts
> but live and learn...
on windows,
ipconfig /flushdns
will do it without a reboot. On linux, restart nscd if it's installed.
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Please forward this onto your individual development groups as well if you
can (UPHPU, etc.) - Bungee has some cool stuff, IMO possibly more flexible
than Google App Engine and this will be a great opportunity for you to come
see what their software is like. IMO they're the Google App Engine kille
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