Hi,
I'm not up on SuSE's license terms. Can someone make CDs for me to use
to try it out? (The latest version, please).
I'd be happy to provide blanks in exchange, or pay a small fee.
Thanks,
Bret
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What I have heard (from some guy at Flow Communication) is VoIP is still
in it's infancy. Apparently it doesn't work that well. But test it out
if you have the bandwidth to burn.
Huh?
Tell that to Cisco Systems - they run IP phones almost exclusively in
Australia, and they work pretty
It is said that Bret Comstock Waldow wrote:
I'm not up on SuSE's license terms. Can someone make CDs for me to use
to try it out? (The latest version, please).
I'd be happy to provide blanks in exchange, or pay a small fee.
Basically, the free way to install SuSE is to do a FTP Install or
over
Thank you all for your helpful links, for some reason when I searched
for reverse proxy I found howtos using apache mod_proxy
I guess it's testing time :).
I have been searching high and low, I was wondering if squid is capable
of doing reverse proxy?
Yup, it sure is. The following
Hi,
Does anyone know of a Linux-friendly speech recognition
programme? I've been using Dragon Naturally Speaking in Windows and miss
it.
John.
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On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 20:29, Chris Deigan wrote:
Basically, the free way to install SuSE is to do a FTP Install or
over NFS.
You can donwload a set of floppies / a cdrom that starts the install,
and the rest is downloaded off the internet as the installer needs it.
I tried that, burned the
I know it's a download but have you tried linuxiso.org?
they gave a heap of iso files for various distros.
They have suse-live eval 9.0
Basically, the free way to install SuSE is to do a FTP Install or
over NFS.
You can donwload a set of floppies / a cdrom that starts the install,
and
At work we have a client that wants to keep data encrypted during
transfers end to end. They would like to use pgp to encrypt their data
(changing to ssh would take a crowbar and lot's of time).
If we have their public key installed on our three separate computer
systems on three sites then
On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 16:07, Grant Parnell wrote:
Just talk to StGeorge for the merchant account and NetRegistry for the
payment gateway - they have a perl module for talking via https to their
system. The hard bit is coping with all the different bank's responses.
Basically the only one you
Chris MacKenzie wrote:
I have a complete SGI Indy machine that I don't need anymore and thought
that some slugger might want to use it for a firewall or print server or
something. It's got 96mb of ram and a 4.6Gb scsi drive installed. comes
complete with original kb/mouse, camera and monitor.
On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 22:15, Ken Foskey wrote:
If we have their public key installed
You meant private here, right?
Any other thoughts on how to protect the keys?
Keychain sized USB flash drive which the secret keychain is carried on?
Also - if you used symmetric encryption throughout (PGP
Here are the February 2004 committee meeting minutes. if you want to
discuss them, direct your reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] if it is confidential).
I never posted the December 2003 minutes to the SLUG lists, but they are
available from http://www.slug.org.au/minutes/
Mary
I was wondering if this answer is correct??
regards Doug
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Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2004 09:44 am
From: Derek Atkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I've heard nothing about this patent, but I highly
I have heard of this, and it seems MS filed for this patent prior to the
date Mozilla started punching out XML/XUL code.
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.xul.general/108/
Personally this has sort of winded me, as an aspiring XUL programmer.
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Hi,
I'm going to be at Computerbank Sunday to help out. If anyone has SuSE
CDs, or the SuSE live eval CD that I can try out, could you bring it
please?
Thanks in advance,
Bret
On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 16:49, Dan Treacy wrote:
Greetings All.
Apologies about the short notice.
Due to recent
I guess now it's upto the opensource community to register patents for
all new technologies they will develop to stop M$, $CO and others in
cheating the public. :)
I have heard of this, and it seems MS filed for this patent prior to the
date Mozilla started punching out XML/XUL code.
My saga so far..
I'm most of the way there but lacking time to finish. I've got to a big
ABC HDTV logo swamping my TV so that's something I guess.
mini-itx 1N board (includes CPU).
256Mb ddr
120Gb Hdd
Nova-t card for digital-tv
Little case (alum)
DVD/CDRW
WiFi USB thingo - cnet-611 - hand to
I haven't being able to log onto stgeorge ibank today at all. I was able
to last night. I use j2re1.4.2_03, I could dump the java console error
if so requested.
I haven't tried on Windows, my install is broken... note: don't use
windowupdater for a new install to apply all patches at once (of
quote who=Simon Males
I haven't being able to log onto stgeorge ibank today at all. I was able
to last night. I use j2re1.4.2_03, I could dump the java console error
if so requested.
Jaime mentioned something about it being offline for maintenance this
weekend, although it's silly that they
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