...and all I did was change the IP address of the damned box.
Now I cannot log into it; all I get on the client is:
ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
Running both the server and the client in debug is not much more
enlightening. I have cleared out the various
Engage Google before operating keyboard.
Say after me tcp-wrappers
It was an early morning watching the Leonids (8-)
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We are either doing something, or we are not.
'Talking about' is a
On Mon, Nov 19, 2001 at 08:23:58PM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
...and all I did was change the IP address of the damned box.
Now I cannot log into it; all I get on the client is:
ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
Running both the server and the client in debug
* This one time, at band camp, Howard Lowndes said:
...and all I did was change the IP address of the damned box.
Now I cannot log into it; all I get on the client is:
ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
Running both the server and the client in debug is not much
I have a working Gnome 1.4 setup, but got this message during
./configure for evolution.
checking for gnome-config... no
checking for gnomeConf.sh file in /usr/local/lib... not found
configure: error: Could not find the gnomeConf.sh file that is generated
by gnome-libs install
How do I fix
Matthew Clark wrote:
I would be blocking arp requests from outside my network. Try this and if you
are still getting crap then maybe you have problems, but I think it is just a
chatty windows box (on the optus network) looking to resolve an ip address. I
also get tonnes of them when I run
Curious, the modem only stops blinking when I shutdown the box, is
this because the network cable stops being active?
I believe the cable modem is pretty much a docsis to ethernet bridge of some
sort.
Not having any ethernet link would probably be fatal to its function i think
:-)
On Mon, 2001-11-19 at 21:36, Laurie Savage wrote:
I have a working Gnome 1.4 setup, but got this message during
./configure for evolution.
checking for gnome-config... no
checking for gnomeConf.sh file in /usr/local/lib... not found
configure: error: Could not find the gnomeConf.sh file
On Sunday 18 November 2001 22:45, Crossfire wrote:
Heracles was once rumoured to have said:
I had the chance to use a mate's cable connection the other
night and downloaded the latest kernel source. My problem is
that he put it on a CDRW disk (using windows) and my system
does not even
Has anybody configured 3 or 4 nics to work under Linux ?
I'm trying to make a decision between possibly having 3 or 4 10mbit
RealTek PCI nics (at $20 each), or purchasing the D-Link 4-Port PCIBUS
10/100 NIC DFE-570TX ($499.70AUD at everythinglinux.com.au).
To go on a Celeron 850, 64mb ram, 20gb
quote who=Minh Van Le
Is there any hardware traps I should look for (eg. onboard/offboard
mainboards) that prohibits 3 or 4 regular nics to be used under Linux ?
Is there a particular brand/type of mainboard/nic combo I should get ?
Plug them in, and they'll work. You'll only be caught out
I will soon be making a decision on which university
I should study Computer Science/IT. I know there are
many educated people in this forum with a degree or
greater and look forward to hearing your opinions.
Currently i'm looking at UTS, Sydney and UNSW but am
wondering how these differ from
Matt,
Go to UTS, so if are in attendance on the last Friday of the month, you won't have to
travel to get to the SLUG meeting. Pretty good reason if you ask me. :)
Regards
Mehmet Ozdemir
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From: Matt - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2001 04:29:18 +1100
Original message from: David Kempe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
you need to have security=share only once in the config
Fixed. It ended up being a case of using older documentation (boo
hiss). The default for security= changed from Samba 1.9 (the doc I was
using) to Samba 2+
I actually found in the
Also afaik there're problems with the NetGear FA311s with 2.4.x ? and
people have suggested use of FA310s instead. Is this true ?
Get Intel EtherExpress cards or Tulips (chipset, not brand).
Netgear 10/100's work well in linux.
What's the difference between OEM and Retail pricing ?
You
I'm running 2 Realtek 8029 and 1 Tulip card and worked great in the old P100
system and when moved to the new system I had problems with 1 of the 8029
cards having weird conflicts.
Though I would still use them anyway, I've heard people make comments about
Realtek cards being bad but I've never
George Vieira wrote:
I'm running 2 Realtek 8029 and 1 Tulip card and worked great in the old P100
system and when moved to the new system I had problems with 1 of the 8029
cards having weird conflicts.
Probably just an irq conflict or maybe shared pci/isa slot blues.
Though I would
Hi Matt,
Currently i'm looking at UTS, Sydney and UNSW but am
wondering how these differ from universities such as
Macquarie and UWS and why these may be discouraged ?
I wouldn't discourage anyone going to club mac (aka Macquarie). I have a
degree from there and had a great time getting
On Mon, Nov 19, 2001 at 03:49:44PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt,
Go to UTS, so if are in attendance on the last Friday of the month, you won't have
to travel to get to the SLUG meeting. Pretty good reason if you ask me. :)
sounds like a good reason to me!
These decisions seem
I attend UWS, if you live out this way i think its a
waste of time to go to a city uni.
Do engineering over comp science.
I know in my elec/mech/comp engineering there is a
feeling of comp sci being a bludgy degree.
Dean
Rich Buggy wrote:
Hi Matt,
Currently i'm looking at UTS, Sydney
On Tue, 2001-11-20 at 08:16, Dean Hamstead wrote:
Also afaik there're problems with the NetGear FA311s with 2.4.x ? and
people have suggested use of FA310s instead. Is this true ?
Get Intel EtherExpress cards or Tulips (chipset, not brand).
Tulips are nice cards, but apparently they
Currently i'm looking at UTS, Sydney and UNSW but am
wondering how these differ from universities such as
Macquarie and UWS and why these may be discouraged ?
Macquarie is not to be discouraged. Actually if you look at the marks to
get in, macquarie is getting harder to get into. I've found
These decisions seem important at the time but once you've got
a degree, it don't matter a hoot which uni it's from.
Certainly for IT/CompSci anyway, it might make a difference for
law or medicine etc don't know.
Thats quite a good point.
What uni will be the easuest to get too. Unless you
What the problem is, I want to be able to send a html fax and can't
find anything on how to do that.
Render HTML to PS.
Render PS to pbm
Convert pbm to group-3 compressed
send the group-3 compressed file.
The method to acheive this is left as an exercise to the reader.
I leave this
FYI.
Ximian have ACK'd the problem.
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Date: 19 Nov 2001 18:14:10 +
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RTL8139 (10/100) works fine as well and costs less than $20 each.
Bernhard Luder
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On Tue, 20 Nov 2001, Rich Buggy wrote:
Hi Matt,
Currently i'm looking at UTS, Sydney and UNSW but am
wondering how these differ from universities such as
Macquarie and UWS and why these may be discouraged ?
I wouldn't discourage anyone going to club mac (aka Macquarie). I have a
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From: Heracles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 12:18 AM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Reading CDRW Disks
On Sunday 18 November 2001 22:45, Crossfire wrote:
Kernel was 2.4.0-4. Thanks to all who answered. I now know a
hell of a
Anyone know of any high speed serial card for linux?
Preferably PCI with an RS-422 interface that will handle 2Mb
connections. I'll be using it to terminate a HDSL connection.
--
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Dear Sir,
I am student in the Bachelor of Information Technology
at Charles Sturt University, Australia, and my name is
Dewi Lie
I am enrolled in the subject ITC301: Software Project
Management and Quality Assurance.
As one of my compulsory assignment in this subject, I
am required to conduct
This is a message from the sunmanagers mail list. Anyone able to help
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with linux on sun hardware?
The sun in question is a bit old now, linux may well be a good idea for it
for the same reasons that it's good on older PCs. But I havent any linux on
sparc experiance.
BB
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It really blew my mind when Broun, Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
This is a message from the sunmanagers mail list. Anyone able to help
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with linux on sun hardware?
The sun in question is a bit old now, linux may well be a good idea for it
for the same reasons that it's
Hi all,
What I am trying to do (as indicated by my last post) is send faxes from our
program.
I have successfully been able to fax documents, but my problem now is I need
to cut the document into smaller documents according to a fax number.
What the file looks like is:
'html fax Number'
Is anyone here running 2.4.13 or 2.4.14 on a machine with very little RAM?
I am (my trustly old 486 NAT gateway), and it's screwing up regularly
where 2.4.12 did not. I'm after some more information from others, so that
I can do a bit of amateur kernel debugging :)
--m@
--
SLUG - Sydney Linux
This one time, at band camp, Scott Ragen wrote:
How can I say look at the html line and then cut the document into
separate files to be faxed?
If you have a common delimiter line in the file between the documents, you
can use csplit to split the file up, e.g.:
csplit faxfile '/pattern/' '{*}'
On Mon, Nov 19, 2001 at 06:24:35PM +1100, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Daniel Stone wrote:
On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 10:02:17PM +1100, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
I think I used something like
COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l | grep ximian | awk '{ print $2 }' | xargs apt-get
install
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