Hi all,
The issue of finding a piece of opensource software that runs on a linux box
and allows outlook users to share calendars continues to evade me.
I have many customers that need this functionality (as they all use windowz
clients and most use Outlook that syncs with thier PDA's or phones)
On Wed, 2007-11-28 at 12:03 +1100, David Peterson wrote:
> I also run vmware Win XP on linux and do the scp trick. I am wondering
> whether there is an easier way to move files between my host FS and the
> vmware instance, as it's a bit of a hassle using scp all the time.
If you're running VMware
On Dec 3, 2007 3:38 PM, Amos Shapira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Also - am I correct to assume that the 604T can run WRT?
>
>
Not sure which WRT you are referring to, but neither
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices nor
http://wiki.openwrt.org/TableOfHardware would instill m
> I have always thought that DNS servers for a domain may reside
> totally
> outside the domain. i.e. server.main.domain has no dns server
> running
> but has DNS servers other.server.com and another.server.com act
> authoritatively for server.main.domain.
>
> We have a server with very sensitive
Jeremy,
> This seems to contradict your previous statement. If you don't wish
> this "server in question" with the sensitive information, to run DNS
> services, why not set up the configuration that you already established
> as probable, with the DNS hosted entirely by different servers?
>
>
Rick Phillips wrote:
I have always thought that DNS servers for a domain may reside totally
outside the domain. i.e. server.main.domain has no dns server running
but has DNS servers other.server.com and another.server.com act
authoritatively for server.main.domain.
That is correct.
We have a
I have always thought that DNS servers for a domain may reside totally
outside the domain. i.e. server.main.domain has no dns server running
but has DNS servers other.server.com and another.server.com act
authoritatively for server.main.domain.
We have a server with very sensitive information and
Hi
After lurking on this list for many years, it's time I contributed.
Sun's Java under FC 8 is broken, and no Java apps that use X11 will run.
Error is
xcb_xlib.c:50: xcb_xlib_unlock: Assertion 'c->xlib.lock' failed
Other distros may have the same problem.
Sun claim it is a bug with
> Why distros don't give one the option of install/don't install such
> programs I cannot understand
Because if you take that choice into account, there are 100 more that people
will whinge about. The best approach is to do the right thing by default and
let users with specific needs use the ful
Only yesterday I installed LinuxMint 4.0 (Gnome) on one of my PCs which
has 5 HDD's ( which Mint automounts), 4 of them full of data ( almost)
and wondered why the drives were coninually bashng away.
Finally remembered about indexing ( had same problem with Beagle on
Kubuntu some time ago).
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