Hi all,
So, I was thinking about more things that SLUG can do to promote the use of
Linux and Free Software. Hopefully beneficial to fellow SLUGgers too, so I
pondered the concept of a 'Take Your Boss' meeting.
Kind of a mind control, hand out the cream-filled biscuits and cheesy
crackers,
On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 05:10:54PM +1100, Andrew Foster wrote:
thing.mp3
pants.txt
yer.rtf
others.html
These files do exist on my system, except they're scattered throughout a
directory tree hierachy, and there's no path info in my text file to say
where.
To
On Fri, 2 Nov 2001, Manny wrote:
Sadly Linux could not
detect my internal modem and I could not go online using Linux. I am using
Lucent Win Modem Driver. is there a possibility to find an alternative
driver for my modem to work with Linux OS.
The driver you need is at
* This one time, at band camp, Erik de Castro Lopo said:
It really blew my mind when Matthew Dalton [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
#!/bin/sh
for file in thing.mp3 pants.txt yer.rtf others.html; do
find . -name $file | xargs rm -f
done
Thats no good. You've got a pipe that you don't
quote who=Tony Green
tgreen@animal:~$ du -s test/
21806 test
tgreen@animal:~$ du -s test2/
21806 test2
Happy to hear any alternatives or comments
test2 was closer to the outer track of the hard disk platter! YOU CHEATED,
MR. GREEN!
- Jeff
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I believe in true love. But I
Manny wrote:
Hi my name is Manny, I am from Liverpool Sydney NSW, just finished
studying Graphic Design ,
welcome to SLUG then :-)
Win Modem Driver. is there a possibility to find an alternative driver
for my modem to work with Linux OS.
There was a mail about this just this Wednesday. You
* This one time, at band camp, Jeff Waugh said:
quote who=Tony Green
tgreen@animal:~$ du -s test/
21806 test
tgreen@animal:~$ du -s test2/
21806 test2
Happy to hear any alternatives or comments
test2 was closer to the outer track of the hard disk platter! YOU
On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 10:33:53PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Tony Green
tgreen@animal:~$ du -s test/
21806 test
tgreen@animal:~$ du -s test2/
21806 test2
Happy to hear any alternatives or comments
test2 was closer to the outer track of the hard disk platter!
As for bugsquashing, does that apply to people too ? I know of a
few bugs that need squashing :-)
Well, if we combine the BugSquashing with the Bring The Boss event NO... the
results would NOT be pretty:-)
Interesting, even fun, but NOT pretty !!!
Jon
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On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 05:10:54PM +1100, Andrew Foster wrote:
thing.mp3
pants.txt
yer.rtf
others.html
These files do exist on my system, except they're scattered throughout a
directory tree hierachy, and there's no path info in my text file
On 2 Nov 2001, at 8:05, Stuart Guthrie wrote:
BTW, If you know anyone who wants to go promise RAID fast track 100,
i've a card and 3 hot swap bays for sale (almost) new and unloved from a
cancelled order gathering dust. Does ide raid 0,1, 0+1. Apparently very
fast. You need red hat 7.1 to
quote who=Howard Lowndes
I get the impression (and it is only an impression at this stage as I
haven't yet quantified the detail) that rp-pppoe, or rather the utilities
in it, don't always run the /etc/ppp/ip-up* and /etc/ppp/ip-down* scripts
when you change the status of the ADSL link.
Nah sorry, its a fast track.
Stuart
Gnuthad wrote:
On 2 Nov 2001, at 8:05, Stuart Guthrie wrote:
BTW, If you know anyone who wants to go promise RAID fast track 100,
i've a card and 3 hot swap bays for sale (almost) new and unloved from a
cancelled order gathering dust. Does ide raid 0,1,
Hi,
I tried to install RH7.2 on a new box with an Intel
motherboard and an Adaptec AIC-7899 scsi card.
It is configured as follows:
hda: CD-ROM
hdb:
hdc:
hdd:
hde, hdf and hdg: striped on 3 drives plugged into the scsi card.
For some reason, RH put /boot on hdg1.
It works fine once booted but
I'm sorry don't flame me! My kids still use Windows on the Net. I notice the
line seems incredibly busy even when no obvious user caused transactions are
occurring. Any ideas how I can monitor what's happening? This doesn't happen
with Linux!
Ah me, so you noticed the headers were from Outlook.
Laurie Savage wrote:
I'm sorry don't flame me! My kids still use Windows on the Net. I notice the
line seems incredibly busy even when no obvious user caused transactions are
occurring. Any ideas how I can monitor what's happening? This doesn't happen
with Linux!
Beware all Windoze Lusers!
Got good, up to date, virus protection?
The only time I've seen this happening was with a PC infected with a trojan
horse.
A simple netstat -a *should* let you know what's going on.
Also, have a look at the running processes, and see what you don't
recognise.
If you're feeling really paranoid,
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