On 9/11/06, Howard Lowndes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
why it would
be of significant relevance to a Linux forum, which mostly doesn't have
a software licence compliance problem anyway, I fail to see...
I think it's relevant, especially for the increasing number of
companies who develop commerc
I'd certainly recommend FreeBSD for this purpose, but if you want to do
some reading (and question asking), you might want to check out the
forums at
http://www.webhostingtalk.com
and
http://www.webhostingtalk.com.au (for an Aus perspective)
and see what the opinions are of people whose primary
Hey guys,
We currently have an app which has a component which uses smtp to
process incoming messages into an mbox format and then uses pop3 to
retrieve these messages before firing them off to a different
component of the application. It deals with a high volume of messages
per second/minute.
As
Hello John,
> If you're handy with a soldering iron, kit K145 from Ozitronics will do
> what you're after:
>
>http://www.ozitronics.com/
>
> Look under "Data Acquisition & Control". It can handle up to four
> temperature sensors. I built one a few months ago; it took me about ten
> minutes
have any hardware suggestions from experience? I'd prefer
something external to the server (i.e not built-in temp sensors).
cheers,
Anth
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On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 11:29:34 +1000, Rowling, Jill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And your tape backups are ...? (silly question)
Yup, especially silly q as I wasn't asking for a lecture on tape
backups, but for data recovery company recommendations. I'm aware of
the need for tape backups - in this ca
Hey Ben,
> very unusual for two drives to go at the same time.
> have you gone into the raid card bios at startup and tried to switch the
> drives from offline to on again.
> you can with some cards software and you may get one of them up again.
> might work in a desperate situation and allow data
Howzit,
One of our raid arrays kicked the bucket over night - 6 drives in a
raid 0+1 array, 2 of which have bitten the dust.
Can anyone recommend a data recovery company anywhere in Australia who
may be able (somehow) to take the disks, work some magic, and recover
data from the array?
Thanks in
Peter,
> Is there a free terminal emulator available so as to allow the students
> access to the Linux server from Windows workstations?
putty. supports both telnet and ssh.
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty
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ought it to put into a dedicated HTPC, so I'm now on
the lookout for an alternative because the sound isn't up a sufficient
quality for everyday use.
cheers,
Anth
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eeded
to
be spooled / delayed unnecessarily.
cheers,
Anth
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anth courtney - sysadmin - pnc - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Next door there's an old man who lived into his nineties
and one day passed away in his sleep.
And his wife, she stayed for a couple of days and passed away.
I'm
n see some merits to both sides of the
> argument)
Out of interest, I'd be interested in hearing some of the arguments for
why they're not needed - personally, I wouldn't live without one.
cheers,
Anth
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