Hi Mike!
No Registration Required - this is a regular presentation format.
Our new site is at the Cowden Center at John C. Lincoln Hospital - the map
is on the link.
I will be in San Diego so another PLUG member will be taking over both my
administrative support position running the events and d
*Brian Fields (aka AZ Rune) *will be both hosting the November Phoenix Linux
User Group and providing our monthly presentation content next Wednesday at
the Cowden Center of (HIPAA Compliant) John C. Lincoln North Mountain
Hospital from 18:00 until 20:30.
Hackfests are semi-quarterly events that p
Re: West Side PLUG Meeting: This is our first meeting in our new
location, ie, DeVry University -- we need PEOPLE to attend. DeVry is
making an effort to accommodate us -- let's make sure their efforts
are not in vain.
PLUG will be meeting tonight in room 233. The address is DeVry
Univ
I am working on a project with 50 - 70 servers in the AT&T data center
on University. They have either RHEL5U3 or CentOS5U3 on the systems.
I have DNS configured with the normal bind 9 packages that come with
CentOS5U3. My problem is when using ssh to get between the systems
if i use the short name
Steven A. DuChene wrote:
> I am working on a project with 50 - 70 servers in the AT&T data center
> on University. They have either RHEL5U3 or CentOS5U3 on the systems.
> I have DNS configured with the normal bind 9 packages that come with
> CentOS5U3. My problem is when using ssh to get between th
I tried the OPTIONS="-4" suggestion in the /etc/sysconfig/named file
and restarted named on all my nameservers but it made no difference.
Doing the following:
r...@adm # ssh new75 (or any of the 50 - 70 RHEL5/CentOS5 servers)
takes a LONG time to get a shell prompt. I did confirm that the "-4"
Steven A. DuChene wrote:
> I tried the OPTIONS="-4" suggestion in the /etc/sysconfig/named file
> and restarted named on all my nameservers but it made no difference.
> Doing the following:
>
> r...@adm # ssh new75 (or any of the 50 - 70 RHEL5/CentOS5 servers)
>
> takes a LONG time to get a sh
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 6:16 PM, Eric Shubert wrote:
> Steven A. DuChene wrote:
> > I am working on a project with 50 - 70 servers in the AT&T data center
> > on University. They have either RHEL5U3 or CentOS5U3 on the systems.
> > I have DNS configured with the normal bind 9 packages that come w
Mike,
Don't know if you have solved the problem yet but there are a few of ways to
view what is ACTUALLY on the drive. These all take advantage of the fact
that in UNIX all devices are treated like files and all files 'can' in most
circumstances... be treated like devices.
mount the drive and th
If anyone is experienced with coding google maps API please contact me
off list.
--
Joey
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Mike,
I had something similar happen to me several years ago when flash
drives were new. I went to the maker's web site and got the solution. I
really don't remember any details, like whether the solution was in a
FAQ or whether I had to email them. but it did work. I sort of remember
downloa
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