Well, don't have to use DFS per say, but it might be easiest if you're
native windows. If you do, specifically look at 2003 R2's DFS-R as
supposedly it fixes most/all the shortcommings of FRS, replacing and
relegating it only to sysvol duties. This still won't help iscsi raw
volumes hosted off
Have you thought about an Open AFS cluster?
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 2:06 PM, Stephen cryptwo...@gmail.com wrote:
We are useing an openfiler server here and it has been running great.
right now it is hosting several iSCSI connections to our servers
however we need to replicate data on one of
Old news. The code is so their virtual server can run linux more
efficiently.
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 6:22 AM, Lisa Kachold lisakach...@obnosis.comwrote:
http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7439/1.html
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Ok, so I want to, with utmost efficacy, go through a web pages and ask how
many of a set of key words is in that web page. Does any one know of a good
open source tool for this?
I have hundreds of web pages and a near equal number of key word sets so
scraping each page, parsing to create a vector
Try using google?
On 7/31/09, Bryan O'Neal bon...@cornerstonehome.com wrote:
Ok, so I want to, with utmost efficacy, go through a web pages and ask how
many of a set of key words is in that web page. Does any one know of a good
open source tool for this?
I have hundreds of web pages and a
I tried to boot from a Fedora 11 live cd, but the boot quit part way through.
(The initial [GRUB?] splash screen comes up.) Is there a shop in town that
works with Linux? I live near ASU West.
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From: Lisa
On Fri, 2009-07-31 at 02:07 -0700, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
Old news. The code is so their virtual server can run linux more
efficiently.
Don't see how this is old news except that M$ did release the code to
Windows Services for UNIX under the GPL years ago.
From Bradley's blog at SFLC.
Another
Hmmm?
Blaming this on simple passwords is irresponsible!
On 7/30/09, Ben azlob...@gmail.com wrote:
You might want to change your password.
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=784737
http://perlbuzz.com/2009/07/perlmonks-users-your-passwords-have-been-published.html
Ben
http://www.redsevenlinux.com/
On 7/31/09, tship...@deru.com tship...@deru.com wrote:
I tried to boot from a Fedora 11 live cd, but the boot quit part way
through. (The initial [GRUB?] splash screen comes up.) Is there a shop in
town that works with Linux? I live near ASU West.
Sent from
Are you able to get to the initial menu where it asks if you want to
boot or install or etc.? On that menu is a memory test choice. It'll
crank up memtestx86 and start testing your RAM.
The problems you describe could be RAM issues. Many times the system
can run just enough to test the RAM and
Hey everyone. I wanted to point out some events and information I
have come to be involved with that many of you will probably also
enjoy. I also would love to see more Linux/FS/OSS people
participating in these things.
http://www.phxsug.org - Phoenix Scrum User Group website
Try unplugging input peripherals and even internal cards until something
clicks. I've had bad video cards give the same response, bad memory,
even a quirky western digital external usb drive cause issues you
describe to halt the kernel boot. Simplifying the hardware complexity
should prove
The monks will need to fast and pray, and do penance... [hears
Gregorian chants in the distance]
Ben
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Lisa Kacholdlisakach...@obnosis.com wrote:
Hmmm?
Blaming this on simple passwords is irresponsible!
On 7/30/09, Ben azlob...@gmail.com wrote:
You might want
Are you saying the go to the WALL and pray :)
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 10:02 AM, Ben azlob...@gmail.com wrote:
The monks will need to fast and pray, and do penance... [hears
Gregorian chants in the distance]
Ben
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Lisa Kacholdlisakach...@obnosis.com
wrote:
From: Alan Dayley ala...@consultpros.com
[snip]
http://gangplankhq.com - A co-working space and group of tech
companies that sponsor lots of events. Great place to meet other
developers. Channel 3 had a segment about Gangplank on the news
Wednesday night. It gives a good flavor of what the
Well this only has to last for about 4 months then most of our remote
sites collapse into our new facility
2 of the buildings aren't really ours so the 10mb Ethernet is/was not
an option. (it is in the new building)
Ill have to revisit openAFS as i havent looked at it in some time (was
kinda
I really like what is going on. This is really cool.
The article says Queen Creek resident Derek Neighbors... That name sounds
familiar.
Keith Smith
--- On Fri, 7/31/09, Matt Graham danceswithcr...@usa.net wrote:
From: Matt Graham danceswithcr...@usa.net
I seem to remember that I had to turn off acpi on an old laptop to get it
to completely boot.
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On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 10:08 AM, Matt Grahamdanceswithcr...@usa.net wrote:
I read something about this just this morning:
http://azcentral.com/community/tempe/articles/2009/07/31/20090731coworking0719.html
, take a look at the reader comments below the article. (It's like a
bunch of
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 10:22 AM, keith smithklsmith2...@yahoo.com wrote:
I really like what is going on. This is really cool.
The article says Queen Creek resident Derek Neighbors... That name sounds
familiar.
Yep, that's THE Derek Neighbors we love. He has been and is busy
building
i dont think it was blaming the passwords as much as just making sure
you changed it after the fact...
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Lisa Kacholdlisakach...@obnosis.com wrote:
Hmmm?
Blaming this on simple passwords is irresponsible!
On 7/30/09, Ben azlob...@gmail.com wrote:
You might
It was an encroachment born of failure in input/output sanitation,
which is long and code intensively difficult in perl, especially in
the epoch this site was developed.
It was lack of development testing that assisted; and it was also due
to failure to upgrade OpenSSL, Apache2 and it was failure
Tech scene sadly is not tech.
The many people actually out there, in the trenches, working while
trying to find balance in social time off are the real minions of
community!
Don't you know about Rule #999?
Ignore all forum comments in regular press (outside of technical
forums, where you ignore
This is off topic, but interesting, I'd like to add my view of not-american
but (legal) immigrant.
I'm Italian, our health system doesn't work so well as European standards
because of Mafia, but, is much better than the private American one and cost
the country half of the American one. For get
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Marco Savosavoma...@gmail.com wrote:
This is off topic, but interesting, I'd like to add my view of not-american
but (legal) immigrant.
I'm Italian, our health system doesn't work so well as European standards
because of Mafia, but, is much better than the
Alan,
while I appreciate your post, and anyone who is making a sincere
effort to build community in Phoenix... be warned. There are some
small groups who periodically spawn off new 'communities' every month
or so. Look closely and you see the same few people with reused
marketing recipes.
I switched from Kubuntu to Ubuntu... Ubuntu is more solid.
-jmz
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 9:17 PM, Trent Shipleytrent_ship...@yahoo.com wrote:
I've been running Kubuntu on my desktop for a while now. Since the upgrade
to 9.04 it has worked really well. Today the update program said the
Ubuntu is a little more solid than Kubuntu, but since the computer doesn't boot
let alone launch the X windowing system I doubt that is immediately relevant.
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-Original Message-
From: Joshua Zeidner jjzeid...@gmail.com
Date: Fri,
getting it to boot is a big start, but im still with those suggesting
some quick HDD diagnostics just to make sure befor eyou get so drastic
as reinstall they are generally easy if you can borrow some download
space and a cdrom...
but given the new iso isnt booting either it may be a bios setting
Josh,
I feel warned. And I don't understand the reason for such a strong warning.
There are people in every industry, government or community who wish
to fleece their community for their own profit instead of mutual
benefit. The trick is to find the positive people and ignore the
rest. Apply
Alan,
Wish I had time to respond to all these points right now, not sure
you read me the way I would prefer however. Its not so grave a
warning, just getting the word out on my first hand experiences. Im
just one of many- but hopefully an impartial observer and someone
genuinely concerned
another point, honestly reading through some of the criticisms on
azcentral and being of the cafe dwelling creed myself, I'd have to say
that many of those points are accurate. I've heard lots of
'entrepreneurs' with big ideas around here who never get anywhere with
them. Sorry, but a word
another great one:
OK, my question stands. Where are the incubators, the bootstrap
seminars, the serious entrepreneurial meetups in Phoenix??? (crickets
chirping). Phoenix just ain't happening as a serious place where
serious people are doing serious things. No one wants it badly enough
here.
On 7/31/09, Joshua Zeidner jjzeid...@gmail.com wrote:
I switched from Kubuntu to Ubuntu... Ubuntu is more solid.
-jmz
I don't get that at all, from the
internal-x-won't-start-kernel-problem-ohnoes standpoint this thread is
about, given that kubuntu == ubuntu + apt-get install
I am using Ubuntu at work, were connect to a Linux based Ether
switch/router both by serial port and by telnet. When I use the
default terminal emulation program in Ubuntu, I am able to run nano
(the only editor on the switch), but I can not save the results
because the program traps ^O to use for
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 5:13 PM, Ryan Rixphrkonale...@gmail.com wrote:
On 7/31/09, Joshua Zeidner jjzeid...@gmail.com wrote:
I switched from Kubuntu to Ubuntu... Ubuntu is more solid.
-jmz
I don't get that at all, from the
internal-x-won't-start-kernel-problem-ohnoes standpoint this
And the developer zeal of KDE and the future sustainability of its
tech is much higher. KDE is a desktop designed with the future in
mind, whereas GNOME is designed to introduce new users to GNU/Linux
and provide a simple, deathly easy to use desktop.
KDE has akonadi, nepomuk, strigi, plasma
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 5:55 PM, Ryan Rixphrkonale...@gmail.com wrote:
And the developer zeal of KDE and the future sustainability of its
tech is much higher. KDE is a desktop designed with the future in
mind, whereas GNOME is designed to introduce new users to GNU/Linux
and provide a simple,
Besides the DE itself you simply cannot compare KUbuntu and Ubuntu --
they are identical.
GNOME may be more 'stable' but when you think about it, products like
RHEl are stable too. That doesn't necessarily make it better. The
developer zeal of KDE and the future sustainability of its tech is
much
On 7/31/09, Joshua Zeidner jjzeid...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 5:55 PM, Ryan Rixphrkonale...@gmail.com wrote:
And the developer zeal of KDE and the future sustainability of its
tech is much higher. KDE is a desktop designed with the future in
mind, whereas GNOME is designed to
Solutions:
0) Use nano's ESC ESC o function:
http://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.1/nano.html#Special-Functions
1) Alternate editor:
# sudo apt-get install pico
Use pico and Control X (save and exit).
Use pico and ESC ESC o
2) Set up a serial console:
On 7/31/09, Joshua Zeidner jjzeid...@gmail.com wrote:
Alan,
while I appreciate your post, and anyone who is making a sincere
effort to build community in Phoenix... be warned. There are some
small groups who periodically spawn off new 'communities' every month
or so. Look closely and
Quoting:
sudo apt-get install pico
If I'm reading this right, the editor in question resides on the box
he's diddling with, NOT the Ubuntu box. So unless the router he's
configuring is running a Debian family OS (unlikely, right?) this
won't work :).
There is a version of putty for linux as well (apt-get install putty)
that might prove a bit more friendly. As far as I know it's a mirror of
the win32 version. I just dislike putty on any platform, but spend
quite a bit of time consoled into network gear, and minicom has
typically most always
I see value in these places. It gives one a place to plug in and find like
minded people.
I was excited when I read the story.
Keith Smith
--- On Fri, 7/31/09, Joshua Zeidner jjzeid...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Joshua Zeidner jjzeid...@gmail.com
Subject: Re:
On 7/31/09, Jim March 1.jim.ma...@gmail.com wrote:
Quoting:
sudo apt-get install pico
If I'm reading this right, the editor in question resides on the box
he's diddling with, NOT the Ubuntu box. So unless the router he's
configuring is running a Debian family OS (unlikely, right?) this
On Jul 31, 2009, at 9:00 AM, Alan Dayley wrote:
Are you able to get to the initial menu where it asks if you want to
boot or install or etc.? On that menu is a memory test choice. It'll
crank up memtestx86 and start testing your RAM.
The problems you describe could be RAM issues. Many
On Friday 31 July 2009 07:14:52 pm keith smith wrote:
I see value in these places. It gives one a place to plug in and find like
minded people.
I was excited when I read the story.
Keith Smith
I wish there was something like that down here in Douglas!
On Fri 31 July 2009 7:19:28 pm Lisa Kachold wrote:
On 7/31/09, Jim March 1.jim.ma...@gmail.com wrote:
Quoting:
sudo apt-get install pico
If I'm reading this right, the editor in question resides on the box
he's diddling with, NOT the Ubuntu box. So unless the router he's
configuring
On Fri 31 July 2009 8:07:17 pm Trent Shipley wrote:
(Dell's site does recommend
updating the BIOS for my motherboard but their program won't run from
a CD and I couldn't figure out how to make a bootable DOS flash
drive)
WHY doesn't it run from CD? What type of tool -is- it?
I've made
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Bob Elzer wrote:
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It turns out that Zii is a subsidiary of Creative, the MP3 player company.
So, I guess that the Zii may not be so much Vapourware as Developerware...
Still
Zii Egg device I presume you're talking about, Zii itself is the actual
processor platform.
It's custom integrated ARM chipset, custom video processing, custom
audio solution, basic wire/wireless/periphery connectivity. Toss in
accelerometers and the like, and you have an oemable ipod
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