Amos Shapira wrote:
Yes but what if you (or someone else sharing the root account) got it
into history by accident?
If I realise that sensitive info made it into the history file,
I remove it by editing .bash_history
You may have to futz around closing that shell and opening a new
one and
Bought the Telstra USB modem.
Connected it to the laptop (Fujitsu, running Intrepid)
Nothing came up on the monitor.
Strange, I expected *something*, even if only an error message; but not
even that.
The light on the modem came on. But 0 else.
Is there something I should have done (connecting
2009/2/9 Rick Welykochy r...@praxis.com.au:
If I realise that sensitive info made it into the history file,
I remove it by editing .bash_history
You may have to futz around closing that shell and opening a new
one and ensure the info is really gone.
And that's where I think that history -d
Hi all,
(this is a bit like an ask Slashdot... maybe we can have an ask SLUG)
my work is looking at rationalizing phone/mobile usage with possibly
VOIP between offices. I've suggested setting up Linux boxes and using
Asterix.
As usual FOSS is a bit unknown to the higher ups and they are
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 07:21:32AM +1100, Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
(this is a bit like an ask Slashdot... maybe we can have an ask SLUG)
my work is looking at rationalizing phone/mobile usage with possibly
VOIP between offices. I've suggested setting up Linux boxes and using
Asterix.
Hi Ben,
I have done a variety of IT projects for a living in my time, including an
implementation of a proprietary VoIP system. While I arrived at the project with
good IT and Data Network experience and even some insight into Telephony and
long distance dedicated links - the main issue I struck
Ben Donohue donoh...@icafe.com.au writes:
my work is looking at rationalizing phone/mobile usage with possibly
VOIP between offices. I've suggested setting up Linux boxes and using
Asterix.
As usual FOSS is a bit unknown to the higher ups and they are also
looking to external suppliers.
Hi
My HP3300C A4 flatbed scanner has just died, and I am seeking something
to replace it.
Can anyone advise on a currently available scanner that will work with
Linux?
New or second-hand is OK.
Lisa
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www.lisaroberts.com.au
www.antarcticanimation.com
Lisa Roberts l...@lisaroberts.com.au writes:
My HP3300C A4 flatbed scanner has just died, and I am seeking
something to replace it. Can anyone advise on a currently available
scanner that will work with Linux?
No, but I can advise you how to answer that question for yourself:
2009/2/10 Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net:
Lisa Roberts l...@lisaroberts.com.au writes:
New or second-hand is OK.
Then it becomes a question of finding something that meets your
technical requirements, is on the HCL, and is within your budget.
I put up my HP PSC 2410 (multi-function,
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
(this is a bit like an ask Slashdot... maybe we can have an ask SLUG)
my work is looking at rationalizing phone/mobile usage with possibly
VOIP between offices. I've suggested setting up Linux boxes and using
Asterix.
As usual FOSS is a bit unknown to the higher
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 1:54 AM, Jake Anderson ya...@vapourforge.comwrote:
[..snip..]
I have done a few installs with asterisk based soft/hardware.
Expect some teething troubles. Get a dedicated adsl line if you are heavy
internet users, QOS hasn't been much of a problem for most installs
Gonzalo Servat gser...@gmail.com writes:
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 1:54 AM, Jake Anderson ya...@vapourforge.comwrote:
[..snip..]
I have done a few installs with asterisk based soft/hardware.
Expect some teething troubles. Get a dedicated adsl line if you are heavy
internet users, QOS hasn't
Hi Lisa,
My HP3300C A4 flatbed scanner has just died, and I am seeking something
to replace it.
Can anyone advise on a currently available scanner that will work with
Linux?
New or second-hand is OK.
My venerable HP Scanjet 2100C died recently and I purchased an Epson
Perfection V350
The first thing that comes to my mind is make sure that both offices
have the same ISP, or (this is a good guess) you are in trouble
with lag (or am I mistaken here?).
jobst
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 07:21:32AM +1100, Ben Donohue (donoh...@icafe.com.au)
wrote:
Hi all,
(this is a bit
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