Interesting. Maybe your modem obeys the guard tone requirements on
incoming, but not on outgoing traffic? I dunno.
I think the +++ has to come from the DTE, thats why they used
ping for the DOS, the echo reply normally contains a number of
bytes from the "pay load" of the echo request.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, to be honest, even Microsoft couldn't do much
worse than this...:-)
:P
You've never heard Bill singing "Duke of URL" then. :)
(I'm young enough to know that you're old enough to get that too!)
- Jeff
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On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 04:50:05PM +1000, Doug Stalker wrote:
I've just noticed that + seems to be a valid char in email addresses which
is news to me :)
... but will it work with all mail programs? I seem to recall + being used to
route messages between hosts: something like
[EMAIL
Graeme Merrall wrote:
I was looking at the perennial email regex problem
Thought it was that. :)
Last time I did this, I googled and found a really good PCRE for it. You'll
have to trust me on this one, or have a google yourself. I'm hideous at
bookmarking useful things. :)
- Jeff
--
Hi all,
I recently got an IDE cd burner for my computer.
Works nicely under windows, but not under linux yet.
I was looking through the cd writing howto.
I eventually figured out that i would require the sg, scsi and ide-scsi
modules if i wanted to get it going becasue cd-record only works
Kevin Pulo wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone have any suggestions as to where I might be able to buy
some blank Double Sided, Double Density (DSDD) 5.25" (ie. 360Kb)
Well, I managed to find 100 5.25" high density today if anyone wants
them - $10 for courier and they are yours. Some new, some
Mailed to a different list. Got this response.
From: Damian Bickhoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
John Wiltshire said:
Can anyone help with this?
[quake 3 tty dissociation problems]
Use screen.
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More Info:
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Jeff Waugh generated:
I'm sure you're aware of the Free Software Song (the only recording I could
find: URL: http://www.jwz.org/why-cooperation-with-rms-is-impossible.mp3)
and the recent DeCSS song. I'm sure we can find a few more geeky tunes.
Pulled straight from the asr
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Doug Stalker generated:
... but will it work with all mail programs? I seem to recall + being used to
route messages between hosts: something like
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think you're thinking of the 'percent-hack',
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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jamesw
Usenet is essentially a HUGE
Hi all,
Assuming this arrives,(sadly a dubious prospect seemingly)
I'm getting jack of the rubbish that passes for tech support and mail
serving through bigpond.com
I've been losing incoming mail for days, and i've had enough.
How hard is it to set a machine up as a secondary mail server ?
Jeff Waugh wrote:
find: URL: http://www.jwz.org/why-cooperation-with-rms-is-impossible.mp3)
Did anyone get this to download and play?
If so, could you email it to me. None of my players actually produce
anything. I think I've heard it anyway.
It really is a sad inditement of the GNU/Linux mob
Terry Collins wrote:
Did anyone get this to download and play?
If so, could you email it to me. None of my players actually produce
anything. I think I've heard it anyway.
Just about to - here's hoping you don't get 15 of these to download. :)
Sigh! for the good ole days of the
As I understand it, you don't. You just set it up as a mail server that
collects the mail and passes it onto the main later, or have your
clients poll it as well.
However, it still relies on bigpond, or whoever provides your MX records
listing your secondary mail server in their nameserver
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Terry Collins generated:
Jason Rennie wrote:
But how do i get sendmail to accept mail as a secondary mail server ?
As I understand it, you don't. You just set it up as a mail server that
collects the mail and passes it onto the main later, or have your
clients poll it as
Hi again,
well i got the mail server to work without the help of bigpond
(hurrah) just one concern of mine.
How does one check if there mail server is an open relay ??
I dont think it is, but i need to check
Jason
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Key fingerprint = 1A2B
We have been unable to get an organiser for the Xfest, so we have
assessed that the demand for an Xfest is low to none.
Therefore the committee has decided to drop the XFest that was intended
to be held on 18th October.
If someone is interested in taking responsibility for organisation, but
is
quick way :-
find your self a shell acount - www.hobbiton.org / www.freeshell.org
if you don't have one.
telnet my.mail.server 25
HELO hobbiton.org
MAIL FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RCPT TO: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DATA
this is some test data
.
---
the a.n.other.domain obv. shouldn't be yours ;-)
if you
telnet my.mail.server 25
HELO hobbiton.org
MAIL FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RCPT TO: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DATA
this is some test data
.
Thank you very much for that, and i got a relayed denioed too. Hurrah :)
Jason
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Key fingerprint = 1A2B
Hi all,
Due to some odd behavior with my adsl link,
How do i set the mtu on network interfaces under win95 and winnt ?
It was easy enough on linux, but windows is a mystery.
Anybody know ?
Jason
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Jason Rennie wrote:
How do i set the mtu on network interfaces under win95 and winnt ?
It was easy enough on linux, but windows is a mystery.
I'm sorry sir, did you see the sign on the door? ;)
("So I took off my hat and said 'Imagine that! Me - working for you?'")
There are a hundred
http://www.wn.com.au/support/faq/connections/howcanispeedupthedatathroughputonmyconnection.htm
No, i've not tried it - In all honesty, i had no fscking clue
what an MTU was, so, i wandered off to whatis.com found out, and
noticed the links at the bottom...
HTH
thom
At some point around Thu, Sep
Hi all,
I set up ssh on a friends machine, and for reasons unknown it is now
broken.
when you login, using verbose mode you get the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
debug: Requesting compression at level 6.
debug: Enabling compression at level 6.
debug: Requesting pty.
debug:
No, i've not tried it - In all honesty, i had no fscking clue
what an MTU was, so, i wandered off to whatis.com found out, and
noticed the links at the bottom...
This seems to be the crux of the problem. All of the utilities i've found
want to change the dial-up-adapters mtu, not the mtu on
Hi again,
well i got the mail server to work without the help of bigpond
(hurrah) just one concern of mine.
How does one check if there mail server is an open relay ??
There is the simple method of telnetting from outside, but be aware that
there is more than one way to relay, spammers have
Is the sshd at bloodgod set to accept passwords? It may only be
configured to do RSA authentication.
--
Howard.
__
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On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Jason Rennie wrote:
Hi all,
I set up ssh on a
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Ken Yap wrote:
Hi again,
well i got the mail server to work without the help of bigpond
(hurrah) just one concern of mine.
How does one check if there mail server is an open relay ??
There is the simple method of telnetting from outside, but be aware that
there
Is the sshd at bloodgod set to accept passwords? It may only be
configured to do RSA authentication.
Like this right ?
# To disable tunneled clear text passwords, change to no here!
PasswordAuthentication yes
PermitEmptyPasswords no
# Uncomment to disable s/key passwords
#SkeyAuthentication
When you say telnet, I assume you mean the default port 23 which is not
ssh. There is no reason why that shouldn't work if you have a telnet
daemon running on the other end. You would also be able to telnet to port
22 (ssh), but you wouldn't get anywhere cos you wouldn't be able to do the
Stuart Cooper wrote:
-P prunes empty directories. The warning you get is warning you that the
file is currently being removed as part of the update.
I see. Thanks. I can see how I'd draw that conclusion, because it's
perfectly clear from the oh-so-instructive warning
I'm trying to make bttv, but the make returns and error message of
no /usr/src/linux/Rules.make.
I'm on a SUSE 6.4 and can not FIND any Rule.* file.
Does anyone have any ideas on how I get around this?
--
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email: [EMAIL
Stuart Cooper wrote:
(based on a modal Bulgarian dance tune in the key of 7/4; this is
certainly a song to appeal to the intellect and not to the ears)
"The Girl from Ipanema"
to infuriate his sister
"Addicted to vi" after Robert Palmer
"The GDB song" after Do-Re-Mi from the Sound of
Jeff Waugh wrote:
The RIAA
Have the Boardroom in court
You can hang out with all the boys
Poetry != Rhyme. Sue me.
- Jeff
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Ye shall be cursed to fall in love so easily, and yet be so
Jeff Waugh wrote:
Poetry != Rhyme. Sue me.
Yes, but if (poetry = good) {
angst;
never return;
}
elsif (poetry = bad) {
giggle = hysterically;
return you crazy bastard, have you never heard of Derrida?;
}
elsif (poetry = by_jeff) {
snort;
snort_more;
snort_aardvarks;
On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 11:46:18PM +1100, Jason Stokes wrote:
Those misguided people complaining about Info format should type C-h i h
in Emacs (I was going to say start Emacs first, but you all run Emacs
already, right? :) and work through the tutorial and learn to use it
and to love
Hi all:
I have two SuSE 6.4 machines,
marge: no printer
monty: nice brother laser
and I want marge to print to the printer on monty, but I cannot get it
working.
I have set the remote que on marge as:
lp|remote printer on monty:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp:\
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and the message I get on marge from lpq is:
marge: waiting for queue to be enabled on monty.private.emseng.com.au
try "enable"ing the queue = enable lp
--
Terry Collins {:-)}}} Ph(02) 4627 2186 Fax(02) 4628 7861
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www:
Hey Sluggers,
After sharing the spirit and watching that little gas flame go by and some
cool police Harleys, thought I might ask this question that has been buggin
me.
When using a hardware RAID 1 does it make alot of sense to mirror the /boot
partition? I have got all the other partitions
Is it an ATX motherboard or an older AT mobo? Does it power down under
Windows do you know? Do you have APM configured into the kernel (it
should be config'd in by default in RH). Are you running the apmd daemon?
OK, there's some things to check.
--
Howard.
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 07:45:34AM +1100, Angus Lees wrote:
(before you do, ring up adsl tech support and try and get them to say
"yes, its a bug. yes, we intend to fix it by this date")
is there a prize for the first to get them to do it?
--
enterfornone who once worked for BPA and knows
From: Jason Rennie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi all,
Due to some odd behavior with my adsl link,
How do i set the mtu on network interfaces under win95 and winnt ?
It was easy enough on linux, but windows is a mystery.
Anybody know ?
When looking for information on Windows, this URL is
get the later rp-pppoe. it has a "-m" option to clamp outgoing
mtu's. use it, it works.
(before you do, ring up adsl tech support and try and get them to say
"yes, its a bug. yes, we intend to fix it by this date")
I did one better. I rang them and told them that http was really slow, and
a friend just rang me up, his system boots but stops at 'LI'
i have heard about this before but i couldn't remember what it means...
please remind me how painfully sad my memory is...
later
marty
"I can't buy what I want because it's free. Can't be what they want
because I'm me." - Corduroy,
When looking for information on Windows, this URL is your friend
http://search.support.microsoft.com/kb/c.asp
Thanks john, i finally found out late last night how to do it on win98,
thanks for the tip on NT though,i hadn't found the way yet.
BTW why would you have differnet mtu settings for
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
If you look at thw www.suse.com 6.4 support/updates you will see you
need to de-grade back one to an older lpr-old rpm, or alternatively
get the newer 7.0 version.
Cheers, Grahame
I have two SuSE 6.4 machines,
marge: no printer
monty: nice
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 10:01:58AM +1100, marty wrote:
a friend just rang me up, his system boots but stops at 'LI'
i have heard about this before but i couldn't remember what it means...
please remind me how painfully sad my memory is...
$ grep -A3 "LI " /usr/doc/lilo-*/README
usually
This occurs for lots of reasons.
If your disk configuration has changed enough it will occur
eg. the settings in your bios have changed
you just need to run lilo again to set things straight again,
you may need a emergency recovery disk or a single disk dist.
Dean
marty wrote:
a friend
marty wrote:
a friend just rang me up, his system boots but stops at 'LI'
i have heard about this before but i couldn't remember what it means...
please remind me how painfully sad my memory is...
later
marty
"I can't buy what I want because it's free. Can't be what they want
This occurs for lots of reasons.
If your disk configuration has changed enough it will occur
eg. the settings in your bios have changed
he had just done a reinstall...
you just need to run lilo again to set things straight again,
you may need a emergency recovery disk or a single disk
From: Jason Rennie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
When looking for information on Windows, this URL is your friend
http://search.support.microsoft.com/kb/c.asp
Thanks john, i finally found out late last night how to do it on win98,
thanks for the tip on NT though,i hadn't found the way yet.
Just to let everyone know that a new version of Evolution has been released
(0.5) which shoul dkeep us downloaders happy :)
Also for NVidia users there is a new version of the NVidia X drivers out
(0.95). These aren't as super new as Evolution but new enough.
Changeog below.
* Improve XFree86
enterfornone wrote:
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 07:45:34AM +1100, Angus Lees wrote:
(before you do, ring up adsl tech support and try and get them to say
"yes, its a bug. yes, we intend to fix it by this date")
is there a prize for the first to get them to do it?
Two words: Telstra
On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 07:34:23PM +1100, Terry Collins wrote:
I think it is time to chuck the chinese after slug and retire to a pub.
oath!
we should remember to eat at some point though (says he who all too
often forgets to eat ...). A pub with an open kitchen at that time
of night would
we should remember to eat at some point though (says he who all too
often forgets to eat ...). A pub with an open kitchen at that time
of night would be brilliant. Probably shouldn't be that hard to find
after this month's meeting what with most places in the city open and
serving food till
Hi all:
I have two SuSE 6.4 machines,
marge: no printer
monty: nice brother laser
and I want marge to print to the printer on monty, but I cannot get it working.
I have set the remote que on marge as:
lp|remote printer on monty:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp:\
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Angus Lees wrote:
snip
which is going to be so very useful, when the next python license
turns out to be incompatible with the GPL.. (see license for python
1.6) [insert anti- python / commercially sponsored competitions
bigotry here]
Not to start an off-topic flame
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 11:39:17AM +1100, Ben Leslie wrote:
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Angus Lees wrote:
snip
which is going to be so very useful, when the next python license
turns out to be incompatible with the GPL.. (see license for python
1.6) [insert anti- python / commercially
a friend just rang me up, his system boots but stops at 'LI'
i have heard about this before but i couldn't remember what it means...
please remind me how painfully sad my memory is...
This usually happens when the boot directory is on a files system
that exceeds the magic 1024 cylinders.
Somebody was asking for decent mail clients, before. I have just come across
xfmail, which came with SuSE 6.4. I have only just started using it, but it
looks like it's worht a try. What I like about it is:
Hierachial message folders
Incoming message filtering
I was using kmail,
"Grahame M. Kelly" wrote:
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
If you look at thw www.suse.com 6.4 support/updates you will see you
need to de-grade back one to an older lpr-old rpm, or alternatively
get the newer 7.0 version.
I missed that problem, but then I use an Axis printserver (560)
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Just out of curiosity, could you give us the full URL, because I didn't find
anything on their web site. Hopefully I mught learn from it
I looked but it has gone from the Tech Support DB and I don't think
my memory is that bad because I had the exact same
Do I see correctly?
Have we just had a MS OS support question asked on SLUG list?
And an answer given with a positive recommendation for MS support?
Shit - time to start wearing a suit to Slug meetings if this is the
case.
When looking for information on Windows, this URL is your friend
Terry Collins wrote:
Shit - time to start wearing a suit to Slug meetings if this is the
case.
Might even leave the Tux tie at home too. *shiver*
- Jeff
-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- http://linux.conf.au/ --
Ye shall be cursed to fall in love so easily,
From: Terry Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Do I see correctly?
Have we just had a MS OS support question asked on SLUG list?
And an answer given with a positive recommendation for MS support?
Shit - time to start wearing a suit to Slug meetings if this is the
case.
I should have mentioned
I dare you to ask the same quesion on a Visual Basic users list and see what
response you get?
Can you find me alist, i shall accept this challenge :)
Jason
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SLUG -
John Wiltshire wrote:
..snip...
Besides, who better to ask technical questions of than a mob of Linux users.
So you think crawling will fix it all {:-) (VBG)
I know exactly how Jason felt - where can you find an MS support mob
that is as good as SLUG.
Hmm, perhaps we should negotiate here
1) be reminded that if a person has physical access to your linux machine,
they can usually have full access to all information within a few mins with
a boot floppy
2) you can set a password on the lilo prompt to prevent them from booting an
image without the proper password, but rule 1 still
Well, yes, you can just boot from a floppy if the machine has a floppy
drive.
The main thing about RAID 1 is that a hard disk crash whilst the machine is
running does not get noticed by users.
Suppose your system had to run in a remote site full of untrained people.
In that case you might want to
Stephen Mills wrote:
1) be reminded that if a person has physical access to your linux machine,
they can usually have full access to all information within a few mins with
a boot floppy
Not if you don't have a floppy drive! Throw away that legacy hardware
people - do as Steve does. :) We
Set a password in the /etc/lilo.conf and rerun lilo. Check out the lilo
doco for details.
--
Howard.
__
LANNet Computing Associates http://www.lannet.com.au
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Matt wrote:
How might I disable this quick way of getting in
find the answers. Linux people at least tend not to have any pretense of
being completely knowledgeable about a complex system and yet know all
sorts
of useful stuff about interoperability.
I dare you to ask the same quesion on a Visual Basic users list and see
what
response you get?
Hmm - Terry in a suit. Scary.
Mind you, me in a suit would be positively weird.
Seriously though, we do need to be able to use a multitude of os's if we
want to get things done with other people, especially if you want to remain
on friendly terms with your not-so-linux-friendly collegues.
I
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 01:21:59PM +1000, Stephen Mills wrote:
1) be reminded that if a person has physical access to your linux machine,
they can usually have full access to all information within a few mins with
a boot floppy
2) you can set a password on the lilo prompt to prevent them
Hi,
I've just installed Linux-Mandrake 7.1 on my new motherboard.
The motherboard is a Intel D815EEA with inbuilt Sound and NIC. The processor
is a Pentium III 733MHz, 133 MHz FSB with 128Mb RAM.
I have three problems with the install.
1/ Sound. The sound is reported ( by Win 2000 ) as a
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 12:12:23PM +1100, enterfornone wrote:
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 11:39:17AM +1100, Ben Leslie wrote:
There are a lot of python utils distributed under the GPL. The theory
is that a non-gpl compatable python makes thse illegal to distribute
(a bit like the old KDE
From: Mehmet Ozdemir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Well a Visual Basic Users list wouldn't be the best place to
ask a windows networking question, kind of like asking a php question in a
perl list
Actually, kinda like asking a Windows networking question in a Linux users
list. Except the average
something wrong with the list ? I seem to have got this message four times
already.
--Stephen
-Original Message-
From: Mehmet Ozdemir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 12:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] MTU and flamebait
Jill Rowling wrote:
Well, yes, you can just boot from a floppy if the machine has a floppy
drive.
The main thing about RAID 1 is that a hard disk crash whilst the machine is
running does not get noticed by users.
I just had a RAID 1 drive fail and lock the system - after rebuilding it was
Christine Whybrow wrote:
Hi,
I've just installed Linux-Mandrake 7.1 on my new motherboard.
1/ Sound. The sound is reported ( by Win 2000 ) as a Intel 82801BA/BAM AC
'97 Audio Controller 2445. Linux seems completely unable to detect it!
Have you tried runnig sndconfig? It's a redhat
I did hear a rumour that RAM theft is a problem in corporate
environments. Does anyone have any first hand experience of just how
prevelent it might be.
--
Howard.
__
LANNet Computing Associates http://www.lannet.com.au
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000,
Hi All,
I've lost the MBR on my HDD containing both RedHat 6.2 and Mandrake 7.1
linux.
Problem stems from fact that this HDD was my Primary Master IDE drive, and
my Secondary Master had Win98 and BeOS PE ( as zip folder in Windows).
Used Seagate's DiscWizard to try to restore MBR to Win HDD (
we have had numerous people stealing ram from machines, either sneakily
replacing 128mb dimms with 64mb ones, or just taking ram left right and
centre from every machine they can. Still working on ways to avoid this, as
DELL cases are notoriously easyb to open, dont even need a screw driver, but
I have gone a bit further, by trying the older SuSE rpm, but still no cigar.
Now if I restart the printer using lpc, the print job leaves marge, but does
not print on monty, instead I get this in /var/log/messages:
Sep 15 13:18:44 monty lpd[653]: readfile: : illegal path name: Bad file
Patrick Kelso wrote:
we have had numerous people stealing ram from machines, either sneakily
replacing 128mb dimms with 64mb ones, or just taking ram left right and
centre from every machine they can. Still working on ways to avoid this, as
DELL cases are notoriously easyb to open, dont
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 02:15:07PM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
I did hear a rumour that RAM theft is a problem in corporate
environments. Does anyone have any first hand experience of just how
prevelent it might be.
at uni, we had entire labs stripped of ram and the occasional
processor,
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 02:04:28PM +1000, Stephen Mills wrote:
something wrong with the list ? I seem to have got this message four times
already.
i wasn't really paying attention, but didn't another of mehmeto's
posts do the same thing (earlier today / yesterday) ?
-Original
With Terry's comments on asking about Microsoft products on the SLUG list,
combines with reading User Friendly too much and being on the Bugtraq (or is
that MStraq) list.. I thought I might resurrect this piece of satire for your
reading... erm.. enjoyment? It looks a lot like certain articles
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000 14:38:04 +1100 Angus Lees wrote:
i wasn't really paying attention, but didn't another of mehmeto's
posts do the same thing (earlier today / yesterday) ?
Yeah, I think it's this mollymail.com service thats doing it :(, and by
tell you this I going send another 3-4 msgs,
[root@penelope /root]# uptime
2:58pm up 483 days, 13:22, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
[root@penelope /root]#
Linux penelope 2.0.36 #1 Tue Oct 13 22:17:11 EDT 1998 i586 unknown
it's our printer server, does all our printing :)
Techs here threaten anyone near it with certain
This is getting way OT because I don't think anyone is running Linux on E250
hardware, but you _CAN_ disable STOP-A by turning the front panel switch to
the run position and hiding the keyswitch.
Regarding the PC RAM theft issue, I can only say YES has happened recently
and YES you need physical
Sluggers,
Does anybody know of any sites that _do_ offer Real streaming video
coverage of the Olympics, so us Linux users aren't "out of the loop"?
Thanks for nothing Optus@Home.
David S..
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Andrew Macks wrote:
Hmm, I am most baffled as to why Optus@Home have chosen to
http://sourceforge.net/projects/aureal/
Just incase people dont know
these are based on the official drivers from aureal
i dont think the originals were as bad as say... the
original sblive drivers were, but open development
is what makes unix great!
(the chicks help also... *grin*)
Dean
Sounds awful.
Just out of curiosity, did you put copies of the RAID database on multiple
physical drives or on only one?
- Jill.
___
Jill Rowling
Snr Design Engineer Unix System Administrator
Electronic Engineering Department, Aristocrat Technologies
From: Jill Rowling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Regarding the PC RAM theft issue, I can only say YES has
happened recently
and YES you need physical security. It's not going to go away.
Physical security is a necessity for many things, including theft. Remember
if people can open the case,
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 03:16:55PM +1100, Jill Rowling wrote:
This is getting way OT because I don't think anyone is running Linux on E250
hardware, but you _CAN_ disable STOP-A by turning the front panel switch to
the run position and hiding the keyswitch.
are all keys for all (matching
An interesting way ive seen tampering being prevented (although somewhat
extreme)
was in mp3 (licensed mp3s) jukebox's. Although running windows, if the
cases werent
opened right the hdd would fry out. Preventing 20 gigs of licensed
material from theft
Now if you really cared, i guess you could
Mehmet Ozdemir [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, I think it's this mollymail.com service thats doing it :(, and by
tell you this I going send another 3-4 msgs, I think I will divert slug
msgs to my mbox.com.au acct
just moving/changing the topic even further...
what's a good email redirection service?
what about the old honeywell ball less mouse, it used to sensor pads, im
sure they are still aound, that is what my old school usd.
although, just curious, what the hell is the point of stealng a mouse ball?
Patrick
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From: Dean Hamstead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ideally we
could use optical
mice but i have seen any at a decent price, and they would have to be
padless (eg.
intelimice) or the pads would surely go missing.
but at least you could nail (or glue) the mouse pads down.
Dave.
--
SLUG - Sydney Linux
'Course they all match, at least over the model range :)
Just like a famous model of car I heard about then again if you leave
your E250 parked where everyone can stop-A it then I guess you get what you
asked for.
Actually if it wasn't real busy you should be able to get it back with a
"go".
Because you can i think...
Dean
Patrick Kelso wrote:
what about the old honeywell ball less mouse, it used to sensor pads, im
sure they are still aound, that is what my old school usd.
although, just curious, what the hell is the point of stealng a mouse ball?
Patrick
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