.. I think I might go.
Can I bring a girl? Or will she be swamped with men who sit behind computers
all day and dont see ladys? heh.. :)
Regards, Alan Lee
- Original Message -
From: Edward Murphy
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2000 6:10 PM
Subject: [SLUG] Meeting
Security Enhanced Linux, see http://www.nsa.gov/selinux
They've released it under the GPL, including source code.
Dave.
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At 07:11 PM 28/12/00 +1100, Alan Lee wrote:
.. I think I might go.
Can I bring a girl? Or will she be swamped with men who sit behind computers
all day and dont see ladys? heh.. :)
Depends - what kind of interface does she have ?...:-)
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At 07:11 PM 28/12/00 +1100, Alan Lee wrote:
.. I think I might go.
Can I bring a girl? Or will she be swamped with men who sit behind computers
all day and dont see ladys? heh.. :)
There is no meeting. If you would like to organise an informal one go
nuts.
Jason
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Ha, If she did go, it would'nt be our first date. Infact, I aint even
dateing her.
She's a younger girl, who would like to know more about computers. Shes
already got a great interest in computers, but just dosn't know what area
she would like to get into. So, it would be to show her, what
On Thu, Dec 28, 2000 at 09:23:35PM +1100, Jason Rennie wrote:
At 07:11 PM 28/12/00 +1100, Alan Lee wrote:
.. I think I might go.
Can I bring a girl? Or will she be swamped with men who sit behind computers
all day and dont see ladys? heh.. :)
There is no meeting. If you would like
| /home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail '' bounce-no-mailbox
I can/have changed it back, but, any after any changes to qmail's domain =
info (ie, using qmailadmin web based thing) will reset it back to its =
former self, the "/home/vpopmail/bin/alanlee". I am using the latest =
version fo qmail
1)copied src.rpm to /usr/src/RPM/SRPMS/
2)in term cd'd to that directory
3)rpm -rebuild foo.src.rpm
and I get the error message " rpm: arguments to --root (-r) must begin with
a /"
Well for one thing, you probably need --rebuild (two -'s), otherwise
it's treated as -r. See how that goes.
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This message is sent from Mozilla 0.6. It is certainly not completely
stable yet, but has improved quite a lot since M18.
Anyone else using it?
I've tried it on RH6.2 and it is a lot more stable and generally better
but has a couple of nasty bugs. Any dialog/form that you enter a "."
into
quote who="Steve Kowalik"
I don't know about organising an informal one, but i just might go nuts
because there is no meeting. :-)
Any reason why there isn't one?
It's the Last Days of the Twentieth Century, and you wanna have a SLUG
meeting?!
We hadn't planned one, thinking that
Telstra and Vodafone have a mobile number that you can dial
which provides a terminal interface that you can send your
message via. The telco's make their money off the mobile
phone charge.
Vodafone will send to any mobile, Telstras only sends to
Telstra mobiles. Can't remember if the number
I don't think you will find the Vodafone number actually sends the
message. It receives the message for a Mobilenet phone OK, but fails to
deliver the message to a Mobilenet phone. I tried on a couple of
occasions with the same result.
That phone number looks like the Mobilenet number, but I
On Thu, Dec 28, 2000 at 10:09:13PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Steve Kowalik"
I don't know about organising an informal one, but i just might go nuts
because there is no meeting. :-)
Any reason why there isn't one?
It's the Last Days of the Twentieth Century, and you
I've tried it on RH6.2 and it is a lot more stable and generally better
but has a couple of nasty bugs. Any dialog/form that you enter a "."
into
gets converted into "%A9" which makes it really really hard to put
your e-mail address into a form. Java Script still doesn't work for
quite
a
quote who="Steve Kowalik"
You forgot the "/gratitious promotion" ;-D
No, I hadn't said anything about linux.conf.au URL: http://linux.conf.au,
and all the interesting people URL: http://linux.conf.au/attendees/ coming
out to talk about interesting things URL: http://linux.conf.au/papers/,
Just to be clear:
There is no meeting scheduled for December. We decided (but obviously
neglected to communicate) that a meeting on the 22nd was too close
to Christmas and that one on the 29th was too close to the end of
the millennium.
We had asked if there was any interest in having a BBQ or
What is the best NIC driver to use under VMware?
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On Fri, 29 Dec 2000, Howard Lowndes wrote:
What is the best NIC driver to use under VMware?
The virtual one which comes with it.
The VMWare installation process provides a virtual interface for use by
the "guest" operating system. In the case of WindoZe, it detects the
virtual nic on install
I've been mucking around wiht this for some time
and hitting head on brickwall at moment.I have developed a system
that produces various reports thru a htmlinterface. Printing html isn't
really that greatsince control of the output to produce page breaks etc isnt
thereI can produce .xls
Hey;
Im looking for an email server, which is easy to
install, easy to config, and keeps working. Its required to be able to
support multipical domains, and would be nice to have a web interface to
it..
.. What do other people use?
Regards, Alan Lee
sendmail is installed on most systems by default.
It works, and its not too bad when all is said and done
im a fan of qmail and exim.
i think exim maybe a little easier to set up but possibly
qmail has more available software.
www.qmail.org
www.exim.org
smail is supposed to be good
have a
Would Cascading Style Sheets help here?
I think you will find mention of realms in the Apache docs.
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LANNet Computing Associates http://lannetlinux.com
"...well, it worked before _you_ touched it!"
On Fri, 29 Dec 2000, Matthew
quote who="Alan Lee"
Im looking for an email server, which is easy to install, easy to config, and
keeps working. Its required to be able to support multipical domains
Gosh! You must be talking about Postfix! :)
I've tried almost everything else (if you cite an esoteric MTA on Freshmeat
Qmail is what im using at the moment, I have 2 installs of it. One is
working perfectly, but the other is haveing nothing but problems.
The machine which dosn't have any problems whatso ever, is sitting on 64k
ISDN, which we are going to terminate shortly in the new year.
I have another
Qmail has always been straight forward for me.
Just follow the install docs and when its working
start changing stuff =)
(thats my policy when installing something new and/or unknown)
Dean
Alan Lee wrote:
Qmail is what im using at the moment, I have 2 installs of it. One is
working
If you are at all concerned about security, then you really only have
two choices qmail or postfix.
I am told that the setup and operation of postfix is quite similar to
that of sendmail...
Qmail is very different, but I like it. The licence it is under, makes
binary distribution basically
http://www.ornl.gov/its/archives/mailing-lists/qmail/2000/06/msg00193.html
That is the problem I am getting;
As soon as qmailadmin is used, this file will be restored to what it used to
be, the unworking used to be that is. I have tryed everything I can think
of, and there dosn't seem to be
Thanks Jeff.
I was impressed with the speed of the download and all seemed to go well
until I reached roughly the same point at which I experienced problems with
the Netscape 6 download. As a Linux newbie I may be missing something which
is obvious to many SLUG readers.
I followed the Mozilla
get the mozilla installer
i like it =)
move the file into /tmp
mv mozilla*gz /tmp
cd /tmp
tar zxvf mozilla*gz
cd created directory
./mozilla-install
saves time... works for me
and the installer package is smaller than the other *boggle*
Dean
"Adam F. Bogacki" wrote:
Thanks Jeff.
I was
quote who="Adam F. Bogacki"
I followed the Mozilla Install Instructions, creating a directory called
'mozilla' and moving the tar.gz file into it.
mkdir mozilla
mv mozilla*.tar.gz mozilla
Was this in your home
- Original Message -
From: Alan Lee
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 10:44 AM
Subject: [SLUG] Email Server
Im looking for an email server, which is easy to install, easy to
config, and keeps working. Its required to be able to support
multipical domains, and
* Jeff Waugh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
yet another excellent explanation!
Extra credit for the person who explains why '.' isn't in everyone's $PATH
by default.
Short Answer: security! (what else ;) )
Longer Answer:
OK. so your path is ".:/usr/local/bin/:/bin/:/usr/bin/", and
you're
quote who="Thom May"
-Thom, wanting credit ;)
And you're probably wanting that in northern funny-money, right? ;)
Thanks, Thom. :)
- Jeff
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o/~ In spite of all those keystrokes, you're addicted to vim.
Bush: no Microsoft white knight
US president-elect George W. Bush says he opposes a forced breakup of
Microsoft,
but that doesn't mean he'll intervene. To begin with, Bush has bigger
problems.
http://cgi.zdnet.com/slink?72932
hfl
He may not intervene because he doesn't need to, but what you will
A bit of a worry. More nonsense from Poland.
Perhaps someone on SLUG who is a member of Aussie-ISP could
forward this to the latter list.
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Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:00:52 +0100
From: =?iso-8859-2?Q?Pawe=B3_Krawczyk?= [EMAIL
On Fri, 29 Dec 2000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Extra credit for the person who explains why '.' isn't in everyone's $PATH
by default.
Security, of course.
The simpliest way to plant a trojan is to write one which creates another
version of a commonly used file - such as ls - and place it in a
nsa developes secure version of linux
Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certain security features,
rather than a secure OS.
On Thu, 28 Dec 100, Dave Fitch wrote:
Security Enhanced Linux, see http://www.nsa.gov/selinux
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- Original Message -
From: "Colin Humphreys" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: "Alan Lee" [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 11:11 AM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Email Server
If you are at all concerned about security, then you really only have
two
quote who="Jason Rennie"
I have got a couple of True Type fonts, for windows that I was hoping to
install under linux.
The system is connevtiva linux 6.0 and it is running xfree4.01
Funny, I was just explaining this on IRC. :)
1. Make sure you have the 'freetype' module loaded in your
quote who="DaZZa"
How'd I do, teach? :-)
A clearer explanation, which I can say safely, 'cos Thom's part of the world
is fast asleep now. :)
But if you're going to call me 'teach', you're going to have to stomach some
spelling fascism: It's "privilege"! :D
- Jeff
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Mike Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nsa developes secure version of linux
Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certain security features,
rather than a secure OS.
well it's not a full blown linux distribution, and I haven't tried
it, but it appears to be a set of patches you
OpenBSD people =)
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nsa developes secure version of linux
Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certain security features,
rather than a secure OS.
well it's not a full blown linux distribution, and I
Original Message
On 29/12/00, 7:18:57 AM, Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding Which NIC driver for VMware:
What is the best NIC driver to use under Vmware?
I've just managed to get the network drivers working under Vmware. The
AMD Ethernet Family drivers (look at
What triggers do folks use to decide that they need more bandwidth? I'm
thinking in terms of what %age saturation over a period would cause you to
write out the order?
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Hi,
Here is the situation.
I currently use a WinNT server as a gateway on my home network, running
Wingate software. I want to replace that with a Linux server.
I have RH7.0 and SuSe7.0 available.
I do not have large HDD available (between 500Mb and 1Gb).
I have setup SuSe7.0 on a 500MB HDD and
Harry Ohlsen wrote:
Has anyone used a report writer tool in a web development
environment? I've
heard of crystal reports but not having used it I'm a bit dubious
of it
being the answer to everything.
Depending on what your report writing tool can generate, you might be
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