On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 08:50:32PM +1100, Umar Goldeli wrote:
Anyway, he'll need root to put ethx into promisc mode..
On a related note, its possible to remove promiscous mode capability
from the kernel, plus a whole bunch more, eg set the immutable bit
on some files, append only on others
quote who="Ken Caldwell"
At the moment dpkg -l shows emacs20 and emacsen-common installed. I did
not see any packages containing "emacs" and "python" what should I be
looking for?
http://www.python.org/emacs/python-mode/
or,
lazarus: ~
$ apt-cache search emacs | grep python
python-elisp
On Thu, Mar 01, 2001 at 03:56:03PM +1100, Crossfire wrote:
Ok,
I have a small pile of Free LinuxExpo Tickets to give away!
The only catch22, you have to come to North Sydney before the expo to
collect them.
or just go to http://www.infosalons.com.au/linuxexpo/register.html
Scott.
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On Thu, Mar 01, 2001 at 01:43:34PM +1100, Ian Ward uttered:
(why the @#$% do we have to drag our carriers kicking and screaming into the
21st century? INTERNET connectivity in Australia is a joke)
/rant... sorry. just had to get that off my chest
Think yourself lucky you're not here in the
Hi,
Has anyone got an old USR modem they would like to see go to a good home?
We need one to provide dial in access for the company that provides our
internal communications and media retrieval system. Anything from 14k4 up
will do, just that they are all setup for USR and our old Netcomm did
Has anyone got a favourite program for managing passwords and doing per
user accounting and logging on a squid cache.
It is todays project!
Thanks
Richard
Richard Piper
Intensive Care Unit
Royal North Shore Hospital
Sydney, Australia
Work (612) 9926-8617 or 8656
Home (612) 9419-2339
Pager
I use sqrmgrlog from http://web.onda.com.br/orso/index.html
At 07:35 2/03/2001, you wrote:
Has anyone got a favourite program for managing passwords and doing per
user accounting and logging on a squid cache.
It is todays project!
Thanks
Richard
Richard Piper
Intensive Care Unit
Royal
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
How do I get gdm to display / work with a second physical screen?
Afaik You don't.
you need the X server to support 2 heads.
Have a look in the 2.4 kernel for frame buffer support
"[EMAIL PROTECTED] kevin"@oceania.net
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb
[EMAIL PROTECTED] was once rumoured to have said:
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
How do I get gdm to display / work with a second physical screen?
Afaik You don't.
Bullshit.
Gdm works with multihead fine [it displays to .0 only however].
its you WM that needs to be ICCCM (? IIRC)
Crossfire wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] was once rumoured to have said:
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
How do I get gdm to display / work with a second physical screen?
Afaik You don't.
Bullshit.
very mature
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you need the X server to support 2 heads.
I have that working already (re: my first e-mail). The mouse moves
seamlessly onto the second screen, I can get windows open on it eg
export DISPLAY=mybox:0.1; xterm
I just can't get a window manager working on it. When I try and
start another window
I used to have a little program once that would let me set
passwords via a script but I can't remember wat it was called. ie
something the lets me do.
setpasswd -u user -e encryptedpw
Yes I'm feeling to lazy to write a perl script :) Anyone
remember what it was called.
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On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 11:29:25AM +1100, John Ferlito wrote:
I used to have a little program once that would let me set
passwords via a script but I can't remember wat it was called. ie
something the lets me do.
setpasswd -u user -e encryptedpw
Yes I'm feeling to lazy to
Peter,
Maybe you had best talk to rasterman or mandrake
then. possibly some E groupy so as not to bug them.
I believe Xinerama makes the two heads appears as one
with an od res. Which the window manager shouldnt have
problems with as one can easily define any crazy res
you want in XF86Config,
Ok, kinda got it working.
Seems that the dual screen thing is a limitation of Gnome.
If I launch E (or even twm, lwm or wmaker) from the xinitrc
it opens up on the second screen no worries.
I can't move windows from one screen to the other (but I kinda
figured that wouldn't work anyway cause
Peter Rundle wrote:
Ok, kinda got it working.
Seems that the dual screen thing is a limitation of Gnome.
If I launch E (or even twm, lwm or wmaker) from the xinitrc
it opens up on the second screen no worries.
I can't move windows from one screen to the other (but I kinda
figured that
Ok,
So I have E working on both screens -- (way cool).
I basically only want Gnome for the panel, so I try
and launch a gnome-session and of course if barfs cause
the window manager is already running. I can run just
the gnome control centre from the E menus and all so
obviously I can just run
Peter Rundle wrote:
Ok,
So I have E working on both screens -- (way cool).
I basically only want Gnome for the panel, so I try
and launch a gnome-session and of course if barfs cause
the window manager is already running. I can run just
the gnome control centre from the E menus and all
Howdy
I have an interesting idea for having a mail server behind a proxied network.
My situtation is I have a my Linux RH 6.2 box as the gateway to the net which
currently sends and receives all internet mail. (mail1)
What I propose to do is move the majority (but not all) of the users to a new
After finally getting all the packages downloaded to my machine,
I did the actual 'dist-upgrade', a script of which is posted here:
http://gonzo_united.tripod.com/sid.html (approx 200K)
I tried to clean up the script output as much as possible, although I
left some of the 'line noise' around
On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 01:05:20PM +1000, Peter McCarthy wrote:
My situtation is I have a my Linux RH 6.2 box as the gateway to the net which
currently sends and receives all internet mail. (mail1)
What I propose to do is move the majority (but not all) of the users to a new
Mail server
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, Ian Ward wrote:
OK, I'm sick of waiting for Telstra Direct.
Anyone using any of the other carriers for ADSL?
I need fixed IP, I have a class-c that needs routing.
The problem is also that the lease time seams to be 0. So you get a new IP
everytime it crashed, and
I understand this does not happen with the cable service
Yeah cable is not reliant on PPP for auth, so it can easily give you back the
same IP. Also it cable just doesn't disconnect no where near as much as ADSL.
My Telstra ADSL is waaay less stable than a Dingoblue dialup.
I dunno what i
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