On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 10:22:11 +0200
Johnny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alan L Tyree wrote:
This is still driving me crazy and I would be grateful for any help.
System: dead standard Debian woody with 2.4.18-bf2.4 + security
updates+ Login.app + sylpheed 0.9.12 backport.
Alan, I'm still
On Sun, 2004-08-01 at 12:16, Michael Knight wrote:
I'm thinking of purchasing a new network card and was wondering about
getting a mid/lower-end gigabit one.
Can anyone recommend one with good Linux support?
Summary of 1Gbps network cards for Linux is at
Alan L Tyree wrote:
On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 10:22:11 +0200
Johnny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alan L Tyree wrote:
This is still driving me crazy and I would be grateful for any help.
System: dead standard Debian woody with 2.4.18-bf2.4 + security
updates+ Login.app + sylpheed 0.9.12 backport.
The subject asks the question:
What's preferable, cable or ADSL?
Given cable, Telstra or Optus?
Thanks.
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I'm wondering how people with the Linksys WRT54G and ADSL use it? With a
separate ADSL modem? Which one?
Thanks.
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Indelible wrote:
I'm wondering how people with the Linksys WRT54G and ADSL use it? With a
separate ADSL modem? Which one?
I have a WRT54G and a Billion BIPAC-7402 ADSL modem. I'm thinking of buying a 2nd
WRT54G to hack on.
How do I use it? With either of my laptops, now I just need Broadcast
quote who=Indelible
I'm wondering how people with the Linksys WRT54G and ADSL use it? With a
separate ADSL modem? Which one?
There is a model very similar to the WRT54G that has an ADSL modem built in,
called the WAG54G [1]. If you're aiming to replace a conventional computer
with a tiny,
On 01/08/2004, at 6:22 PM, Indelible wrote:
I'm wondering how people with the Linksys WRT54G and ADSL use it? With
a separate ADSL modem? Which one?
Thanks.
M.
I have mine uplinked into my wired network.
So for wireless it goes something like this,
ADSL -- DSL Modem -- Linux Server -- WRT54G --
Phill wrote:
I have been playing around with linux for a little while now and want
to setup a web server that incorporates webdav and jsp largely for uni
I currently use mandrake 10 because of the simplicity to setup. What
is the general feeling about mandrake amongst SLUG and is there a
I dunno it the problem has been fixed cable is great if you are the only
one in your street using cable.
Once people start using it from what I have read it slows down.
My preference is ADSL.
The subject asks the question:
What's preferable, cable or ADSL?
Given cable, Telstra or Optus?
Thanks.
On Sun, Aug 01, 2004 at 07:56:57PM EST, Kevin Saenz wrote:
I dunno it the problem has been fixed cable is great if you are the only
one in your street using cable.
Once people start using it from what I have read it slows down.
My preference is ADSL.
With ADSL, you can also find better value
On Sun, 2004-08-01 at 09:10 +1000, Phill wrote:
I have been playing around with linux for a little while now and want
to setup a web server that incorporates webdav and jsp largely for uni
I currently use mandrake 10 because of the simplicity to setup. What
is the general feeling about
G'day all,
I have PHP 4.2.2 installed on my RedHat-9 box. (Stock standard php from
rpm.)
How do I know what compile time options were used when building it? (In
particular the --with-mysql, --with-apache and --enable-track-vars
parameters.)
TIA!
Mike
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quote who=Michael S. E. Kraus
I have PHP 4.2.2 installed on my RedHat-9 box. (Stock standard php from
rpm.)
How do I know what compile time options were used when building it? (In
particular the --with-mysql, --with-apache and --enable-track-vars
parameters.)
a) Download the src.rpm and
Indelible wrote:
The subject asks the question:
What's preferable, cable or ADSL?
Given cable, Telstra or Optus?
Cable is faster if you are in the area for it. I would definitely use
Optus Cable, you get 12G of downloads before you get traffic shaped on
the standard plan, and it's very very fast.
personally i would never consider mandrake ever.
its major bloatware (so flame me *shrug*)
debian is really really good. I havent used fedora but
redhat was seriously becoming bloatware and i just left it.
mandrake took redhat and just bloated it more.
if debian is a little raw for you (no offence
Phill wrote:
I have been playing around with linux for a little while now and want to
setup a web server that incorporates webdav and jsp largely for uni
If you're looking at using JSP and friends then you absolutely want a
distro supported by JPackage (already mentioned here by one other
quote who=Dean Hamstead
personally i would never consider mandrake ever. its major bloatware (so
flame me *shrug*)
debian is really really good. I havent used fedora but redhat was
seriously becoming bloatware and i just left it. mandrake took redhat and
just bloated it more.
if
I'm trying to catch-up process web logs for awstats
how can I allow for leading zero for days 1-9 in below example:
n=32
let i=1
while [ $i -lt $n ]; do
./awstats.pl -config=aname.tld
-logfile=/home/aname.tld/logs/2004-07-$i-access.rog -update
let i=i+1
done
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On 08/02/04 01:26, Voytek wrote:
how can I allow for leading zero for days 1-9 in below example:
n=32
let i=1
while [ $i -lt $n ]; do
*snip stuff*
Replace the while loop with a for loop using seq(1) to generate the
sequence. Use the -w option to pad:
for $i in `seq -w 1 32`; do
*re-add stuff*
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A mate was after ADSL connection, so had a bit of look for plans for
him, eXeTel have an ADSL plan thus:-
$42.50 (512K) per month (with STD phone calls) $47.50 without, benefits
are, static IP, 10gig download, free download between 12.00am to 8.00am.
Have no idea what they are like from an
This one time, at band camp, Michael S. E. Kraus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'day all,
I have PHP 4.2.2 installed on my RedHat-9 box. (Stock standard php from
rpm.)
How do I know what compile time options were used when building it? (In
particular the --with-mysql, --with-apache and
Most systems these days disabling the bios doesn't work.
The OS will see the harddrive and you may have confusion rain on you if you
are not aware!
I wish it did work! I ve had the frustration many times.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
Rodney Sommerville wrote:
A mate was after ADSL connection, so had a bit of look for plans for
him, eXeTel have an ADSL plan thus:- [...]
Have no idea what they are like from an operation perspective, as
mate has just connected with them and is in search of a router at the
moment.
Although
Peter Hardy said:
On 08/02/04 01:26, Voytek wrote:
how can I allow for leading zero for days 1-9 in below example:
n=32
let i=1
while [ $i -lt $n ]; do
*snip stuff*
Replace the while loop with a for loop using seq(1) to generate the
sequence. Use the -w option to pad:
for $i in `seq -w
how can I loop on an intermediate dir name, I have dir tree structure as:
/home/adomain.tld/logs
/home/b_domain.tld/logs
...
I'd like to run loop for all domains in that tree to run logresolve like
logresolve /home/$domain/logs/YYY-MM-DD.access.log
/home/$domain/logs/YYY-MM-DD.access.rog
and,
On Mon, Aug 02, 2004 at 07:43:09AM EST, The Salisburys wrote:
Most systems these days disabling the bios doesn't work.
The OS will see the harddrive and you may have confusion rain on you if you
are not aware!
I wish it did work! I ve had the frustration many times.
I have seen this on a
I have several web users, all they have is an ftp access to their
webpages, no shell access.
what would be the simplest way to setup so they can alter their own
password ?
I guess it can be done with webmin/usermin...
though, all I need is the password edit, I suspect they may be some web
script
On 08/02/04 08:17, Voytek wrote:
Peter Hardy said:
On 08/02/04 01:26, Voytek wrote:
how can I allow for leading zero for days 1-9 in below example:
n=32
let i=1
while [ $i -lt $n ]; do
*snip stuff*
Replace the while loop with a for loop using seq(1) to generate the
sequence. Use the -w option to
On Mon, Aug 02, 2004, Adam Kent wrote:
Although I don't want SLUG to turn into Broadband Choice,
Which is yet to be linked from this thread...
http://bc.whirlpool.net.au/
Comparisons of Australian broadband deals, price and features.
-Mary
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Peter Hardy said:
Oh, dang, that was supposed to be i not $i.
I guess it was a little past my bedtime. :-(
thanks again !
I noticed some error mssg scrolling by, so I tried to screen scrape on rerun:
-
Update for config /etc/awstats/awstats.conf
With data in log file
Voytek Eymont said:
I have several web users, all they have is an ftp access to their
webpages, no shell access.
what would be the simplest way to setup so they can alter their own
password ?
I guess it can be done with webmin/usermin...
though, all I need is the password edit, I suspect
Summary of 1Gbps network cards for Linux is at
http://www.aarnet.edu.au/engineering/networkdesign/mtu/nic.html
Updates appreciated.
Currently recommended 1Gbps card for Linux is Intel Pro/1000 MT
Server.
My latop (Toshiba Tecra M2) has gigabit, not that I have ever pluged it
into a gigabit
On 29/07/2004, at 10:43 PM, Chris Deigan wrote:
Funny that, I happen to be organizing an Installfest at UTS Broadway
on that same day. :-/
Okay, seriously - is this Wireless Fest still on?
Perhaps we could run something together, or I can just move the
InstallFest a week forward.
Cheers,
Chris.
To the SLUG,
My dial up modem doesn't connect to the internet. During the boot
up process of Fedora 1 (on an IBM ThinkPad T21)I get the
following message 'bring up interface dodo0: failed to activate dodo0 with
error 2 failed'. The issue may be that Linux cannot find the modem on
the serial
Hi,
Create a page as follows:
'test.php' containing:
?php
phpinfo();
?
Then:
http://your.webservr.au/test.php
It will tell you lots of things including compile
options.
To include '--with-mysql' in PHP install you have to
install 'php-mysql-4.2.2-11.rpm' for example.
Michael S. E. Kraus wrote:
On Sun, 1 Aug 2004, Indelible wrote:
The subject asks the question:
What's preferable, cable or ADSL?
Given cable, Telstra or Optus?
Cable is faster, but generally has more limits {download caps}, and is
more expensive, and not always available.
ADSL is cheaper, there's more options, and you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/08/2004 08:26:17 AM:
how can I loop on an intermediate dir name, I have dir tree structure
as:
/home/adomain.tld/logs
/home/b_domain.tld/logs
...
I'd like to run loop for all domains in that tree to run logresolve like
logresolve
G'day,
By Ross Gittins the Herald's Economics Editor.
quote
One reason the free trade agreement with the United States is getting
such an easy ride from Australia's business people and economists is
that they know so little about intellectual property rights.
/quote
Major press a very good
G'day,
By Ross Gittins the Herald's Economics Editor.
quote
One reason the free trade agreement with the United States is getting
such an easy ride from Australia's business people and economists is
that they know so little about intellectual property rights.
/quote
Major press a very good
quote who=Ashley Maher
quote
One reason the free trade agreement with the United States is getting
such an easy ride from Australia's business people and economists is
that they know so little about intellectual property rights.
/quote
Major press a very good article.
It is *really*
On 2 Aug 2004, Michael S. E. Kraus wrote:
I have PHP 4.2.2 installed on my RedHat-9 box. (Stock standard php from
rpm.)
How do I know what compile time options were used when building it? (In
particular the --with-mysql, --with-apache and --enable-track-vars
parameters.)
php -i | less
Does anyone have a wireless 101+ URL?
Inherited a non-functioning wireless AP and I'm going balder {:-(
Found the doco online for the boxen, but that is really nothing more
than options for the config.
I need a bit more understanding.
e.g. I thought putting it as a bridge meant it just forwarded
Sluggers,
As a php and postgres newbie, I'm trying to get php to connect to a
postgres database on the local machine (FC1). The error from php's
db_connect statement is that postgres isn't listening on tcp port 5432.
# netstat -an | grep 543
unix 2 [ ACC ] STREAMLISTENING 4697223
In /var/lib/pgsql/data/postgresql.conf
set
tcpip_socket = true
It's false by default
On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 10:41, Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
As a php and postgres newbie, I'm trying to get php to connect to a
postgres database on the local machine (FC1). The error from php's
Dear SLUG,
I have been trying desperately to persuade latex2html to render its
navigation links in the order Previous Up Next rather than the current
Next Up Previous. I can't find a way to do this and it seems that
searching google is almost entirely fruitless because every page it
finds are
Has anyone setup these two to play together nicely. I've just
recommended the WRT054G to a friend and bigpond are not being helpful as
to how to connect. ie pppoe, ppptp dhcp.
I'm sure it can be done, but what incantation?
His setup is (hopefully)
PC . wifi card ~~ WRT054G -- CableModem
-Original Message-
From: Ron Daniel
Sent: Monday, 2 August 2004 11:36 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Samba Printing problems
I sent the following on Friday :
I have 3 samba printers. They are configured in smb.conf identically
except for name of course.
Two printers print from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'm not exactly sure what you mean but is this what you want:
#Script Start
cd /home
export DATE=`date -d yesterday +%Y-%m-%d`
for i in `ls` ; do
logresolve /home/$i/logs/$DATE.access.log
/home/$i/logs/$DATE.access.rog
done
#Finished
Scott,
many thanks,
I have been trying desperately to persuade
latex2html to render its
navigation links in the order Previous Up Next
rather than the current
Next Up Previous. I can't find a way to do this
latex2html is just a giant Perl script and you can
hack it to produce the behaviour that you want.
In
what is the 'proper' way to add stuff to cron;
can I simply symlink ? copy ? a '/usr/local/bin/ascript' to /etc/cron.daily ?
or is there more to it ?
where do tell it what time I want it to run ? do I put a crontab entry as
the first line in the script ?
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Howard Lowndes wrote:
In /var/lib/pgsql/data/postgresql.conf
set
tcpip_socket = true
Thanks, that's solved it :-)
P.
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Voytek == Voytek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Voytek what is the 'proper' way to add stuff to cron; can I simply
Voytek symlink ? copy ? a '/usr/local/bin/ascript' to /etc/cron.daily
Voytek ? or is there more to it ? where do tell it what time I want
Voytek it to run ? do I put a crontab entry
On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 12:05, Ron Daniel wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Ron Daniel
Sent: Monday, 2 August 2004 11:36 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Samba Printing problems
I sent the following on Friday :
I have 3 samba printers. They are configured in smb.conf identically
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/08/2004 12:37:43 PM:
what is the 'proper' way to add stuff to cron;
can I simply symlink ? copy ? a '/usr/local/bin/ascript' to
/etc/cron.daily ?
or is there more to it ?
where do tell it what time I want it to run ? do I put a crontab entry
as
the first
Voytek said:
how can I refine target to be more specific, and, avoid mishits, not all
dirs below '/home' are web roots; ideally, I'd like to run the loop only
if 'logs' dir exists, I'm getting
...
./logsproc: /home/voytek/logs/2004-08-01-access.log: No such file or
directory
I think I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/08/2004 01:16:09 PM:
Voytek said:
how can I refine target to be more specific, and, avoid mishits, not
all
dirs below '/home' are web roots; ideally, I'd like to run the loop
only
if 'logs' dir exists, I'm getting
...
./logsproc:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Personally, I would create a script that executes it, that is, if it needs
to be somewhere else, ie in the $PATH, else just move it there.
In that directory, you don't tell it what time to executes, it executes
all files in /etc/cron.daily/ once a day.
cat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
what is the 'proper' way to add stuff to cron;
My policy (which I wouldn't call proper) is to put local cron stuff
in a file in /etc/cron.d using an uncommon name to avoid possble name
collisions. Means I only have one place to look for local cron jobs.
I leave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
That will do it.
it doesn't actually check if it exists, it checks if its greater then 0
bytes (which is probably a better check then -e).
thanks, yes, no more errors, *and* the logs still gets done.
just thinking, I might as well delete logs older than 1 year whilst
Michael Chesterton said:
My policy (which I wouldn't call proper) is to put local cron stuff
in a file in /etc/cron.d using an uncommon name to avoid possble name
collisions. Means I only have one place to look for local cron jobs.
I leave /etc/crontab and /etc/cron.daily, etc, for the OS. I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/08/2004 01:59:54 PM:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
That will do it.
it doesn't actually check if it exists, it checks if its greater then
0
bytes (which is probably a better check then -e).
thanks, yes, no more errors, *and* the logs still gets done.
just
Sluggers,
bouyed with my success at getting php connected to postgres (thanks
again Howard) I'm now trying to generate plots out of the database. The
issue that I'm having is that the X-axis is date/time data, and I want
to be able to plot and label the axis for data from the last five days.
On Mon, Aug 02, 2004 at 09:25:18AM +1000, Ashley Maher wrote:
G'day,
By Ross Gittins the Herald's Economics Editor.
Haha, stick it to the man, Roscoe.
I saw an editorial in yesterday's Sunday Telegraph about how opposing the
FTA was some sort of isolationist clap-trap. Apparently rolling
On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 14:33, Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
bouyed with my success at getting php connected to postgres (thanks
again Howard) I'm now trying to generate plots out of the database. The
issue that I'm having is that the X-axis is date/time data, and I want
to be able to plot
Stuart Guthrie wrote:
Has anyone setup these two to play together nicely. I've just
recommended the WRT054G to a friend and bigpond are not being helpful as
to how to connect. ie pppoe, ppptp dhcp.
I'm sure it can be done, but what incantation?
His setup is (hopefully)
PC . wifi card ~~
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