In short, your ISP is a bunch of slack arsed lusers who should know enough
to turn this feature off when configuring Cisco terminal servers. It's a
single line of text in the config file to disable it.
Perhaps tho, he is connecting to bigpond direct. They may have client cisco
routers that
Hi,
A couple of people have asked me for a summary of how I got this
working, suggestions I got and so on. Here's a few thoughts, by no means
complete, I hope they're useful... (All this assumes that you've already
got a local network set up with ipchains working to share Internet
access).
This method also has the advantage over the ip_masq_icq module that it
should work regardless of changes to the ICQ protocol (The ip_masq_icq
module doesn't currently work with the latest version of ICQ).
I did some diggin in some old scripts i had that work great with ICQ 2000:
/sbin/insmod
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Dave Kempe wrote:
In short, your ISP is a bunch of slack arsed lusers who should know enough
to turn this feature off when configuring Cisco terminal servers. It's a
single line of text in the config file to disable it.
Perhaps tho, he is connecting to bigpond
This might help
Use the .htaccess file
AuthUserFile/dev/null
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthNameReallySillyExample
AuthTypeBasic
Limit GET
order allow,deny
allow from all
deny from .example.com
/Limit
Peter Worboys
-Original Message-
From:
Hi,
One of our students submitted a 'Guestbook' perl script as part of her
assessment. We were able to assess it for the things we needed, but it
doesn't quite work (so no full marks of course!). I am going round in circles
trying to see what I am doing wrong so am asking for help.
When the
Hi,
One of our students submitted a 'Guestbook' perl script as part of her
assessment. We were able to assess it for the things we needed, but it
doesn't quite work (so no full marks of course!). I am going round in circles
trying to see what I am doing wrong so am asking for help.
When the
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Dave Kempe wrote:
I did some diggin in some old scripts i had that work great with ICQ 2000:
/sbin/insmod -f /lib/modules/2.2.5-15/ip_masq_icq.o
ports=4000,4001,4002,4003,4004,4005,4006,4007,4008,4009,4010,4011
range=60200,61000 tcp_timeout=14400 tcp_fin_timeout=60
quote who="Tom Massey"
Interesting - according to the ip_masq_icq docs, this shouldn't
work with ICQ 2000. :-)
ICQ 2000 would more often than not be using the AIM protocol, rather than
the ICQ one. They've finally started integrating their systems after all
this time.
Thus my early response
Your web server doesnt know to interpret the script,
generally youll want it to be in the cgi-bin, or allowed to
run via ExecCGI or even mod_perl.
Dean
Simon Bryan wrote:
Hi,
One of our students submitted a 'Guestbook' perl script as part of her
assessment. We were able to assess it for
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 9:18 PM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Masquerading ICQ follow up
quote who="Tom Massey"
Interesting - according to the ip_masq_icq docs, this shouldn't
work with ICQ 2000. :-)
ICQ
root wrote:
Can anyone interpret the man page for dump that discusses the use of the
"modified Tower of Hanoi" algorithm. What is the logic in using that?
Basically you have multiple copies of everything spread over various
tapes, but a minimum of tapes.
In your GFS system, somewhere you
Sonam Chauhan wrote:
sub handler
{
if ( $ENV{HTTP_REFERER} !~ /example.com/ )
{ return DECLINED; } #ok... go to next handler
nitpik
Since domains are case insensitive ...
if ( $ENV{HTTP_REFERER} !~ /example.com/i )
--^
But then
Here is one for people to scratch their head on:
unsigned char ucObject[255];
memset(ucPrtLine,0,sizeof(ucPrtLine));
sfb = fiInp-afpRec.sfbPtr;
memset(ucObject,0,sizeof(ucObject));
strcpy((PCHAR) ucObject,(PCHAR) fiInp-ucOName);
if (ucObject[0] == '\xff') {
Simon Bryan wrote:
Hi,
I have just setup a SuSe 7 server to run AUC - I hope - I went looking for
certain apps and packages needed such as MySql and glibc. Some I found
as tar balls some as rpm's however glibc I can only find as rpm's none of
which are stated as for SuSe. In this situation
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Simon Bryan wrote:
When the submit buttonis pressed on the form the data is sent in the new
URL but instead of the perl script running it loads into the browser window as
text. It is called guestbook.plx (have tried cgi as an extension as well) and it
has 755 as it's
A quickie..
is it calling to perl in the correct place?
was it done in perl 5(5.6), if you have perl 4?
loading as plain text... hmm
what is the output of the script supposed to be, output html [text] page?
early morning ramblings. sorry (also apologies for possible HTML format and
/ or legal
Simon Bryan wrote:
Hi,
I have just setup a SuSe 7 server to run AUC - I hope - I went looking for
certain apps and packages needed such as MySql and glibc. Some I found
as tar balls some as rpm's however glibc I can only find as rpm's none of
which are stated as for SuSe.
Suse does RPMs.
On Tue, Dec 05, 2000 at 08:57:44AM +1100, Ken Foskey wrote:
a) 'x\ff' is implicitly an integer.
No, it's a char, but promoted to int for the comparison. Since char is
a signed type, the value is sign-extended during the conversion, and
hence you're actually comparing against 0x.
Hi,
I was just wondering if anybody can give me any info on
installation of a tape drive in RedHat 6.2
/etc/sysconfig/hwconf shows the tape drive at device /dev/st1
However :
* an stinit craps out with
Can't find the tape characteristics database.
* no /dev/tape
* no
Hello,
Has anybody had any happy experiences with the HP Scanjet 5p? I'm ashamed to
admit I've been lazy, and had mine set up to run from a legacy OS on a
dual-boot machine. Unfortunately, the drive I was running this OS from died
in a distressingly noisy manner (probably because 99.9% of the
Howdy
Thought this may intest you guys, especially for schools...
Internet computer $200US with no monitor
K6200
64Mb RAM
OS runs from CDROM rest is stored on Flash
10/100 network card
56k soft modem
linux 2.2
netscape 4.73
xterm, ssh, vnc, IRC, Citrix client, games
http://www.thinknic.com/
I have a progect that involves being able to send mail to a smtp server.
This now requires to be able to send attachments.
Is there a little app around that will mime-encode a binary and dump
back the encoded stuff?
-Colin
--
SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List -
I haven't done this before, but
http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=modulequery=mime shows lots of modules
that will do it.
Brock Henry
At 14:48 05/12/2000 +1100, you wrote:
I have a progect that involves being able to send mail to a smtp server.
This now requires to be able to send
Hi,
I've just noticed that since I upgraded syslogd to version 1.4-0, some
messages aren't being sent to the /var/log/messages file that were being
sent there when I was using 1.3-3 (I think it was this version)
Typical messages are: ipchains deny packets, Ethernet in promiscuous
mode etc.
I
Remember those old lego sets you had when you were a kid?
Check this out.
http://www.ericharshbarger.org/cgi-bin/photo.cgi?penguin_6.jpg+lego/images/penguin
The main site is at
http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/
for those who want to know more.
Me, I just want the plans to the lego Tux!
Check to see if klogd is still running. On RedHat '/etc/rc.d/init.d/syslogd
status' if klogd is dead, restart the syslog daemon with
'/etc/rc.d/init.d/syslogd stop' then start.
Syslog is buggy... I haven't yet got a good understanding of which version
is NOT buggy.
Richard
-Original
* an stinit craps out with
Can't find the tape characteristics database.
* no /dev/tape
id venture to say that should be a symlink to /dev/st1
Dean
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