dude...you might want to set your date...unless of course your an avid
hippy!!
On Fri, 1970-01-02 at 12:22, Lyle Chapman wrote:
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Hi All,
Being the crap programmer that I am I recently enlisted the help of
StevenK to write a radius web frontend in python, and although I am much
appreciative to Steven for his efforts I am still having a problem and
dont particularly want to bother Steven with my inferior programming and
troub
Does anybody know of a good motion screen capture utility.
I am creating a demo of something on screen in KDE an need to create a
video file of what I am doing to show others.
Any help is always gladly appreciated.
Lyle Chapman
Pre-Press Supervisor
Torch Publishing Co.
www.torchpublishing.com
Voytek,
use rsync. Excellent package.Let me know how you do.
cheers
Michael
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On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 21:18, Voytek Eymont wrote:
> what should I use to mirror user data to another Linux machine ?
>
> I need to initially copy
Hi All,
I would google search on this problem if I could, but I don't where I
would start... so any pointers, or the answer would be appreciated.
My problem is:
A client ftp's files to our customer for processing, the connection goes
as such:
ftp client> win2k-->through samba to Linux (S:\)
(
I have a several small databases for dynamic web contents using ISAM and
InnoDB formats, on my current MySQL server it runs a daily procedure that:
1.shuts down MySQLd;
2.runs isamcheck;
3.back up data dir tree;
4.restarts MySQLd;
5.dumps all data
(so I have 'double' backup: 3.-data files and 5.-
On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 21:18, Voytek Eymont wrote:
> what should I use to mirror user data to another Linux machine ?
>
> I need to initially copy the whole dir, and then, once in a while, check
> for updated docs, and, copy any updated or new files
look up rsync
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KenF
OpenOffice.org de
On Tue, Aug 19, 2003 at 11:18:55AM +, Voytek Eymont wrote:
> what should I use to mirror user data to another Linux machine ?
rsync.
Cheers,
John
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** Reply to note from Crossfire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tue, 19 Aug 2003 02:44:28 +1000
> I personally never liked the realport cards - they took up too much space.
YES
> (Whatever happened to being able to plug in a wireless card and a modem at
> the same time? Or a modem and CF adapter? etc.
what should I use to mirror user data to another Linux machine ?
I need to initially copy the whole dir, and then, once in a while, check
for updated docs, and, copy any updated or new files
Voytek Eymont
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Yes, that may well be the case.
Different distro manufacturers do deals with various non-free suppliers so
you may find some extra goodies in the more expensive distros that you might
otherwise not get.
For example, they may sometimes bundle any of the following extra items in
with it:
Oracle dev
Crossfire wrote:
If what you're realling intending to do is set up the linux box as a AP (which
is what I've done - and in fact, if SLUG would like a talk on it, and home
802.11b wireless networks and security, start booking now. :)
This would make an excellent talk. Combines a bit of networkin
Not sure if this is relevant but I followed this path and decided that I
would use procmail for the maildir and mail filtering bit not postfix.
I think this was because I wanted to slip an anti-virus scanner in
betwixt the two. Procmail will give you a few nice added benefits
(filtering mail in
Voytek Eymont wrote:
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> Rick,
>
> it didn't like this part
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Mon Aug 18 22:01:54 2003] [notice] SIGHUP received. Attempting to restart
> Syntax error on line 214 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf:
> Invalid command '', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module
SLUG,
We've already had a few entries for the competition but there's still a
few days to go. To see existing entries head to:
http://www.slug.org.au/gallery/sluglogocomp/
For your chance to win $100 and to have your logo design used for SLUGs
website (and future tshirts or caps) get creative the
Have a look at the original Maildir privilages
you will see each mail dirs have
-rw-rw uidmail uid
dunno if I am looking in the right area.
> I'm trying to configure Postfix for Maildir,
>
> (Maildir is the wau to go, no ?)
>
> I've edited /etc/postfix/main.cf
>
> ..
> home_mai
mick was once rumoured to have said:
> Hi All,
>
> A friend of mine (who owns a pub and will pay me in BEER! to fix
> this)has asked me to set up a wireless LAN for him.
>
> I suggested a Linux Box for the server, because I always recommended
> Linux.
>
> He has given me an IBM Aptiva for th
Ramon Buckland was once rumoured to have said:
> The 56k Realports were great
> (and very reliable .. no breakage on the dongle of course).
>
> Not too sure if you can still get them in modem only form,
> and xircom were always more expensive.
I believe Xircom now makes the "Realport2" family -
I'm trying to configure Postfix for Maildir,
(Maildir is the wau to go, no ?)
I've edited /etc/postfix/main.cf
..
home_mailbox = Maildir/
..
no other dirs were specified
I then sent an email to 'voytek@(thishost)
that worked OK, and, Postfix created a dir structure below
# ls -l /home/voytek
Rick,
it didn't like this part
[Mon Aug 18 22:01:54 2003] [notice] SIGHUP received. Attempting to restart
Syntax error on line 214 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf:
Invalid command '', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not
included in the server configuration
Voyt
Addo expounded
Not that this is going to help much, (You said it)but Netgear access
points are actually a wireless pcmcia card inside a small (tiny) linux
server running 2.4.16 if I recall correctly...StevenK can correct me if
I am wrong...
Trivia points 10/10 ...
Practical application ... hard t
At Sat, 16 Aug 2003 11:45:21 +1000, Louis Selvon wrote:
> I am trying to extract all the data from the table under the "Team",
> "Manager", "TP" stuff.
HTML::TableExtract makes tasks like that trivial. I strongly
recommend you check it out (you can find it on CPAN if it isn't
already packaged for
RH73 A1.3x
looking at my Apache installation, i have
User/Group apache(48)/48>
in the httpd.conf
looking at another RH machine, it has
User/Group nobody(99)/-1
what is the difference in having either ?
(the owner of the other machine told me: my fried set it up, I don;t know
what's wh
G'day,
Does anybody using Webmin: LDAP User and Group under Debian box?
Since web author og the module and webmin didnt provide
HowTo_setup_the_right_things, so I assume if I can manage to provide the
User and Group organization unit in the LDAP, webmin just able to use
it.
I read a HowTo from
ht
Thanks for the replies. I understand the larger costs are associated with
the support contracts.
I have done further investigation and the latest versions of SuSE
Professional are shipped without any server applications (8.2). So it
would seem that it is not possible to get the SLES OS without
Not that this is going to help much, but Netgear access points are
actually a wireless pcmcia card inside a small (tiny) linux server
running 2.4.16 if I recall correctly...StevenK can correct me if I am
wrong...
Adam.
On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 15:59 Australia/Perth, mick wrote:
Hi All,
A
> Firstly SuSE has a much longer product life cycle when compared to Red
> Hat. On the standard products SuSE has a two year life cycle whereas Red
> Hat is only six months.
This is only true for Red Hat's "community" releases (ie. not AS, ES or WS).
- Jeff
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Hi All,
A friend of mine (who owns a pub and will pay me in BEER! to fix
this)has asked me to set up a wireless LAN for him.
I suggested a Linux Box for the server, because I always recommended
Linux.
He has given me an IBM Aptiva for the server hardware (perfect), a
netgear wireless Hub and
On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 10:44, Dan Banyard wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to try and get some opinion on the future of Linux.
>
> I have been using SuSE Linux for over 3 years now for my business. I am
> currently configuring a new server on which I will host my web server,
> email and other vital comp
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