people love flash based video, youtube is like crack
Dean
Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
http://australianscreen.com.au/help/
some may be happy to note that in the FAQ w3c standards compliance is
mentioned, ie, safari and ff are listed as should work perfectly. lynx
even
This is all getting a tad childish.
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amsn is pretty horrible
try gaim
Dean
Heracles wrote:
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Thanks Simon,
I'll check the cooling fans.
She uses amsn and it seems to do everything she wants. The only problem
is that the file browser is not configurable so she does not get thumbnails.
try different -vo settings (set in ~/.gmplayer ?? or just using the
gmplayer preferences menu)
xv is a good fallback, but i usually use gl2
Dean
Trent Murray wrote:
Firstly, many thanks to Marghanita da Cruz, Dean Hamstead, David
Gillies for their replies. Have managed to get mplayer up
both times i have used apple repair centre they havent ruined my linux
installs
but they dont 'guarantee' that the fix will work. but on both cases, if
you replace a keyboard and a power supply... *shrug*
Dean
Martin Barry wrote:
$quoted_author = Erik de Castro Lopo ;
Anyone have any
use mplayer on the command line, and see what the .mov files encoders are
mplayer filename.mov
it will spit out what its trying to use to load it, then try and load
it. there is most likely a command switch to just provide various data
about the file and then exit
man mplayer
*shrug*
i am
ran perfectly in wine (whatever is current).
install perfect
ran perfect
submit perfect
i couldnt see any visual glitches and nothing major on the console
im also running in 32bit chroot, although this has no impact on anything.
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my point was merely that it works without any fuss, not a statement as
to if non-windows ports should exist.
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
ran perfectly in wine (whatever is current).
That should not be used as an excuse for the ATO not to provide a Linux
port
You can always load windows 2003 into a virtual machine on a linux host.
Its kind of scary but possible.
Dean
On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 12:56:02 +1000, Amos Shapira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 26/06/07, DaZZa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to get your terminology straight first.
I suspected
like say?
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] /path/somescript.sh
Dean
Simon Males wrote:
Hello all,
Earlier today I found out that Windows Scheduled Tasks can be executed
remotely from another Windows system using schtasks.exe with the
following syntax:
schtasks /Run /TN Backups /S remote_system_name
dont be so quick to hate on ipods and itunes. this magic 'lock in'
that i hear about, seems to actually bite more the other way.
ipods have by far the most accessories and support, which other players
get locked out of.
you may argue that ipods have a limited number of formats, which
may be
I'm using Iceweasel 2.0.0.2 on Debian testing (32 bit). No problems at
all, at all. I have the flash plugin.
on debian run iceweasel, not the rot that the mozilla foundation tries
to pedal. but honestly, firefox isnt as great as it used to me.
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slug-chat is the best place for this thread
Dean
Scott Ragen wrote:
And what does this have to do with Linux?
I really hate people attempting to bash Microsoft their products on OSS
lists. IMHO It really makes everyone look like zealots.
Cheers,
Scott
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on
exim will wait for the next queue runner, rather than delivering
straight away (its prefered method) with envelopes over 10 messages
so regardless of how you throttle it, you may find your host just
sitting on its hands for a while.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure if mailman has the
this is of course configurable, but the default is 10
as rev. rumble just pointed out, in this case exim will
then sort the emails and try to optimise sending.
so from your end, its helpful to sort the emails by domain
before sending.
Dean
Dean Hamstead wrote:
exim will wait for the next
avoid ooo, try abiword - it may do the job
Dean
Zhasper wrote:
On 06/02/07, Amos Shapira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 192Mb, which is the maximum it supports.
Minimum? :)
I happened to stumble on
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-linux-memory.html
a few days ago,
you could try ebuntu (enlightenment w/ ubuntu), enlightenment is
much less bloated than gnome and friends
Dean
Amos Shapira wrote:
Hi,
Ubuntu 6.06 live CD boots up fine on our Toshiba Satellite 4030CDT but is
very heavy on the machine.
Is Xubuntu really lighter than Ubuntu's GNOME?
The
i cant say i have used it, i run debian with enlightenment. i just
know it exists.
Dean
Amos Shapira wrote:
On 06/02/07, Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you could try ebuntu (enlightenment w/ ubuntu), enlightenment is
much less bloated than gnome and friends
How does it compare
there are several pos implementations listed on freshmeat.net
some of them seem very mature.
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 01 February 2007 08:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering on suggestions of Linux POS (point of sale) solutions
available
Here are some thoughts from my own email server, we use exim
to make these rules, spamassassin comes last.
firstly
look for banned 'helo' hosts. ie, 'localhost' '127.0.0.1'
'my.hostname' (as in the hostname of the box)
this rule doesn't stop spam, but it has a measurable impact
and doesnt
wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
in the case of imap email retrieval its even easier, just
make 'Junk' folders for everyone, the routinely scan and clear
them.
No need to clear them, sa-learn ignores messages it has seen
before so just send the whole Junk folder through each time.
Then it's up
I recently blocked .jpg and .gif attachments on our server
here at bong.com.au (which also serves fragfest.com.au)
fortunately we dont have many users so its not a huge drama.
But its great that so much spam is image spam, because
adding such a rule has dropped our spam *enormously*
I also have
directionaly antennas at both ends will easily give you 50m, i have personally
done about 30km with 25db antennas.
the silly pole antennas with ap's and cards might be 3db if youre lucky.
a directional should give 15db or more. you might also be able to increase the
output from the AP and from
did you compile or did you get wine from a binary?
possibly opengl support has been excluded, either by autoconfig (or its friend)
not finding opengl headers when compiling or because wine has been split into
small pieces (ie wine-base, wine-opengl, wine-this, wine-that, wine-theother)
in
although you may have installed glx, it would seem that wine is unconvinced
does glxgears run?
Dean
On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 19:27:17 +1100, Ken Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have glx installed (now...) and I cannot run frozen throne under wine
correctly. Have I missed something?
Warning:
add something in IP tables to ignore the host
then you will save some data as well.
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
Just further on this particular IP address, it is currently accounting
for about 40% of my email rejections and, surprise, surprise, it's a
Winders box that is wide open:
PORT
Like I said, wait until AFTER the election. It might change. But I
wouldn't hold my breath. If Labor are smart, they'll make rural
broadband an election issue.
the drought will dominate everything
but thats slug-chat material
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I would like to add my support to Jeffs comments.
There may be a few minor downsides to dhcp, but the advantages of plug
and play home networks overwhelmingly outweigh the alternative.
Some ip routers (only dlink that i have seen) will also allow for static
leases which can negate many of
What about Linux boxes configured as routers because one does
not wish to pay anymore for a black-box modem/router apart from
just ADSL modem ? One still has to configure DHCP.
i would suggest that an adsl router versus adsl modem do not
differ significantly. infact the dlink 'adsl modem'
Hi Stephen
in many regards wanting an inexpensive computer and wanting to do video
editing are mutually exclusive.
nevertheless basic machines will have power enough to do some video
editing even if its not able to throw around huge files and edit them in
real time.
an 8 year old machine
local dns problems will manifest themselves as failed look ups, long look
up times then normal transfer rates.
if domain names are resolving properly they will be resolving to ipv4
addresses and the stack will use the right protocol.
check your network cable, switch/hub port and look at
didnt like
unix clients.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dean,
Actually what I am getting is very long lookup times but the transfer rate,
on downloads, is just fine.
Ashley
-- Original Message --
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 23:46:43 +1100 (EST)
Subject: Re: [SLUG] IPV6
From: Dean Hamstead [EMAIL
you can just download most of them for free.
As a side note you only really need one.
your isp has a great mirror at http://mirror.pacific.net.au
Dean
On Fri, November 10, 2006 12:33 pm, Stephen Black wrote:
I am have just built my computer and I would like to get as many
distros as possible
i have internode unwired. its just ethernet and you use pppoe
no dramas from my debian-imac and also from my ipcop firewall.
its just pppoe... *shrug*
Dean
Jamshid Karimi wrote:
Hi
Could someone please suggest an isp which supports
linux for wireless internet?
Regards
Jamshid
port forwarding.
on the nat router, look under the games/applications menu
(assuming its an appliance type router)
Dean
Alan L Tyree wrote:
The recent Ubuntu stuffup with xorg meant that I had to ssh to a
friends computer in the USA to get his X system going again. It was not
a problem since
those would be 'geek' points. ;)
Dean
Configuring port-fowarding on the the router is clearly
the best if you can do it.
If you want nerd points, you (he) could compile netcat with
GAPING_SECURITY_HOLE and use it to allow external people
to use a connection initiated from the inside. You'd
Its rather easy to say 'there is heaps of spam getting through'
without actually being able to compare with how much *isnt*
getting through.
I believe having subscriber only access has been discussed and
rejected before. My 2c says go subscriber only, and have the
team of moderators occasionaly
Please do my assignment?
Doesn't your course have a text or something?
Dean
David Herd wrote:
Hi
I'm a computing student who is having troubles with part of my
assignment. Can I have any help out there in Linux land.
Question 1. (16 marks)
Write UNIX commands to
a) show the lines of
example, would an FPGA actually be any cheaper than an ASIC? Also
there's the development cost, which for Zensonic would probably be a big
factor as evidence suggests that they're not a big company.
zensonic are a small adelaide based company. buy aussie and also support
oss ;)
Dean
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cron.daily is run from crontab, either will be ok
Dean
bill wrote:
I have mythdora ( Redhat FC4 based) running more or less - at least t
the degree that I can record TV programs.
I want to auto-shutdown the PC after recording has finished.
Googling gives plenty of links/info, which often
On Mon, 14 Aug 2006, Dean Hamstead wrote:
cron.daily is run from crontab, either will be ok
Dean
bill wrote:
I have mythdora ( Redhat FC4 based) running more or less - at least t
the degree that I can record TV programs.
I want to auto-shutdown the PC after recording has finished.
Googling
I bought one because the brochure was glossy and it has words like ogg and
reviews like works great.
its the only dvd player profile, dvd and network media player. so meh.
i would say that its very 'mother and father' compatible, being very
robust, quick booting and having a nice easy
Its not too hard to make a site that works well in all browsers,
especially if you allow for minor cosmetic differences!
In regards to pressuring the ATO for a linux version, remember
that they have dropped the macosx version this year. So likely
they arent looking to add another version. I
So, the census folk can do a damn good job, do likewise.
I'n not prepared to arm-n-leg wangle with wine to use IE to help them out.
We'll wait to see what percentage of the pop. uses eCensus, but it's easy and
nice to use.
do they use ie or just ie functions? wine has a lot of ie support now
i ran etax all the way through in wine (well... cedega anyway)
worked 100% except i couldnt submit for some reason
anyone else had any success?
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i just submitted using vanilla wine
winehq have done a fair amount of work recently on merging mozilla
stuff in to replace ie.
Dean
On Tue, August 1, 2006 10:50 am, Michael Knight wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
i ran etax all the way through in wine (well... cedega anyway)
worked 100% except i
the absence of a number may encourage the person attacking
to be more general in their approach. which increase server load
etc. so if there is a version number, they may not bother.
but as has been pointed out, the reliability of the dist
info is questionable as it can be faked. also, most
in regards to option (2), you cant have vmware preallocate space
or to allocate on the fly. this means that free space is free
on the host as well as the guest.
im not sure if you can convert between, but i can see the
advantages when cloning if you were to start without preallocation
then after
there is nothing stopping you from running server machines on vmware
workstations, its just that you will have to leave the server logged
in and to get at the 'physical' console of the virtual machines you
will need to get onto the desktop of the host machine
as jeff points out, vmware server
with virtual smp (real handy for converting legacy nt4 machines to
virtual machines)
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Dean Hamstead
and no, you cant migrate from one to the other.
Do you mean VMotion style guest migration, or migration from Virtual PC to
VMWare? ...
Opens VMware
have your nice clean original install which you
can bring back in again time and time again, or infact, as many
times as you need to simultaneously.
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Dean Hamstead
I was under the impression that you couldnt just grab a virtual host
file and move it from one
debian has its own arch specific lists, i whole heartedly recommend them
should be debian-sparc@lists.debian.org
Dean
Phil Grimshaw wrote:
Hello,
I would like to get in touch with folk who are interested in Debian
Linux for SPARC.
Is there such a group of interested folk.
I have some
Just out of curiosity, why do ARM and other embedded type
architectures still use kernel 2.4 series?
Verbose technical information is fine ;)
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ahh yes custom patches.
which could be a big reason for embedded apps with funky proprietary
hardwares.
good thinking. i thought that perhaps some memory algorithm hadn't been
ported (or worse)
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Dean Hamstead
Just out of curiosity, why do ARM and other
im sure 'decking' is when you force their body to the
deck (ie of a ship). usually in reference to a physical
altercation
im feeling eloquent today.
although im concerned that 'deckfest' sounds like
some sort of luxury boating get together.
Dean
Chris Deigan wrote:
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
like web hosting for example?
it would definitely be legal.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there...i am new to all things linux/gnu/gpl etc etc
Can anyone tell me if someone was to use a group of gnu/gpl
programs to provide a service for a feeis this legal
under the licensing terms?
it is a 'beta', so expect beta type glitches.
good on google for getting ryan gordon to port it.
he may rapidly be becoming a one man replacement for lokisoft!
Dean
Phil Scarratt wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Methinks that it's graphics card related:
I'm using SuSE10.1 AMD64 6600GT nvidia.
Thanks James,
I did that at the start and expected to be able to mount the shares on the
W/S, but the W/S cannot mount the server shares.
I should mention these are both 64 bit systems. I am beginning to wonder
if 64
bit is a shambles and i should try 32bit??
Gerald
the bits arent
does cedega give you better results than wine?
Dean
On Thu, June 1, 2006 9:44 pm, O Plameras wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 01 June 2006 17:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Any alternative in OpenSource for GoogleEarth ?
Tried running in Fedora wine, but keeps on locking up.
most likely its inserted simply with a sql line like...
insert into table (password) values (md5('password')) where...
or
insert into table (password) values (encrypt('password')) where...
your best bet, is to find the password insert code and see if it
uses a mysql built in, a php/perl/lang
'expect' might help you script it
if you cant get at source and need to bolt some cgi ontop of the curses
Dean
On Fri, June 2, 2006 12:58 pm, Michael Lake wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Much trying, no sucess (even with win4lin etc, fancy graphics
requirements)
Why wont they do as
a bit of googling turned up...
http://www.macewan.org/2005/12/31/google-earth-on-linux-2/
and a gentoo howto...
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Install_GoogleEarth_with_wine
if im bored i might try and run googleearth in cedega tonight
although when i use it i fell dirty and violated, but it does
an option would be to change the list to only subscribers
can post.
that would dramatically cut back spam, at the cost of
accessability
Dean
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I have to say that I don't see much spam from SLUG, probably because
spamassassin on my own system
gallery2 is snappy, even on our 256/256 throttled dual p3 800 256mb, colo
are you sure you havent configured it poorly?
coppermine is also an excellent gallery.
various sites hosted on the aforementioned box run coppermine, gallery1
and gallery2. (homogenous is good)
Dean
On Mon, May 29, 2006
install pretending to use a modem
then edit the the firewalls config files manually.
its a pain, but oh well.
i have the same fiddle with a usb ethernet adapter and a pcmcia
adapter (yes a laptop firewall. its convenient and has a battery)
the installed would not put pcmcia as local ethernet
if email speed is a problem, you can always just
download subjects (could be an imap only thing) or
if your isp provides a shell account (not common anymore)
read your email using pine/elm/whatever
alas the internet has moved forward and modems are painful
to use now.
Dean
Malcolm V wrote:
On
up.
that is all.
Dean
Malcolm V wrote:
On Wednesday 10 May 2006 23:51, Dean Hamstead allegedly wrote:
snipped
alas the internet has moved forward and modems are painful
to use now.
I simply don't agree with this statement. Dialup has the disadvantages of
tying up your phone line (the cost
what sort of features are you after?
what lang/db/os would you like it to run on?
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I'm interested to know ppls views on web based collaborative groupware
that will run on Linux.
I have looked at eGroupware and, though it looks slick, I find that when
you try to use
by lang i meant php or perl or java etc
but multi-lingual support my be essential also.
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
On Wed, May 10, 2006 13:26, Dean Hamstead wrote:
what sort of features are you after?
email (IMAP)
calendar
wiki
timesheets
what lang/db/os would you like it to run
If you visit DSE NZ they have a much larger range of cheapy DSE branded
products. DSE australia is more focused on branded products, and
occasionally they will be ordered in by dse au.
Essentially the two stores are related by name only, they have different
buying groups etc.
There is also a
isn't this more slug-chat?
anyway, i would like to see this, as well as ubuntu vs openbsd
Dean
Simon Wong wrote:
I have setup an Internet Cafe for a mate of mine in a far away land.
In what seems like a nightmare I haven't woken up from yet, he is
proposing a crazy marketing stunt to pull in
are you meaning in your logs or actually stopping/reducing the webbots?
Dean
Peter Chubb wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking at my website logs (using the webalizer package) and
most of the hits seem to be some sort of robot (Google tops the bill
at 24% of the hits, 9.7Gbytes downloaded this month
out the agent.
Dean
Peter Chubb wrote:
Dean == Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dean are you meaning in your logs or actually stopping/reducing the
Dean webbots? Dean
I mean filtering the logs so I can see who's using the website. I'm
not particularly concerned with stopping
http://forums.overclockers.com.au
Dean
Leslie Katz wrote:
Does one of a non-profit nature exist?
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definitely computer owners have an appliance mentality. fortunately
people are getting over it, most people realize a computer will be
horrendously out of date long before any other appliance will be.
although thats mainly due to mans obsession with making the gui
more and more like a Macdonald's
.
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
definitely computer owners have an appliance mentality. fortunately
people are getting over it, most people realize a computer will be
horrendously out of date long before any other appliance will be.
although thats mainly due to mans obsession
i thought ubuntu was 'linux home'
perhaps it should be marketed as 'Ubuntu - Home' and then
pick a random item from a house to be a logo. perhaps a
door nob, or a power point (they are country specific, so
the old - might not appeal to us people who thing = when
they hear power point). maybe a
quick fix?
edit the hosts files.
Dean
Simon wrote:
Hi all,
Here is a scenario I need some help with.
I work as a volunteer in an organisation lets call it myorg for now.
Small network 30 machines
SAMBA server running as domain master for XP workstations on an e-smith
server
IMP email
check out http://www.netspace.net.au
free downloads off their peers (ie mirror.pacific.net.au)
ppc, amd64 (probably i386) debian updates all free data!
Dean
Rajnish wrote:
All,
Finally, I am jumping onto the broad-band-wagon. I am currently with TPG
dialup
and am generally satisfied with
hosts file?
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
It's possible that I might be overlooking something very basic here, so
bear with me pse.
I've been playing with Xen and can see it's potential for hosting
virtual servers, each having a defined internal IP address and a defined
internal MAC address
in terms of free.
think about how people would find your site, then make sure that
its in the site title. secondly, make sure that your site has
some content to index.
for example. do a search on 'lanparty sydney' or 'sydney lanparty'
and the only one youll get will be bong (huray me), and the
and once again, according to the mysql doco, you need version
4.1.x or better to use subqueries
Dean
Del wrote:
*delete** from members_temp where email like '(select distinct email
from news)' *
Answer 2: remove the quotes.
delete from members_temp where email like (select distinct
alas subqueries arent supported in 4.0, yo uwill need to update to
4.1 or beyond
subquery syntax is documented here
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/en/subqueries.html
but should look like.
delete from members_temp where email = (select distinct email
from news)
Dean
Terry Denovan wrote:
that said, they pay a lot of people to develop a lot of
software and or fix a lot of bugs.
dont forget that the redhat distribution brought polish
previously unseen in linux.
alas redhat would seem to be past their prime, but they have
contributed enormously to linux.
that all said, the debian
judgind from the 'available operating systems' on the dell
site. i would say yes it does
(dell ships EM64T cpu's not AMD64's. but they both use the
x86_64 port)
if you havent used amd64 before, try it on a desk machine
first. i run it at home (debian) on my amd64 4000+ and there
has been some
there is always the whole 'if it aint broke, dont fix it'
remember that linux is just a kernel with a pile of various
programs running on top of it. sometimes someone compiles them
and puts them in RPMS, another person compiles them and puts them
in tgz' another person maintains scripts that
More robust: I would ask what EXACTLY do they mean with that. It's a
proper services configuration that will make a big difference. Then if
you call it mission critical, there's grsecurity (www.grsecurity.org)
and the likes. And don't rely on PCs. Go for a rackmount. Saying that
distro A is
yes, works well
not much to configure and does reduce traffic.
(although not much for images)
Dean
Phill wrote:
Has anyone used this mod_gzip with Apache?
phill
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in using Crypt::RandPasswd (::word() specifically), it doesnt seem at
all mod_perl safe. there definately seems to be something that loops
of and consumes all the web servers cpu.
can anyone confirm this? or some way to beat it into submission.
the first time i 'run' the page/script (aka go to
get a mac laptop.
they work excellently and the airport extreme is now
working.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
a mate has asked me to choose him a laptop that just works.
He got a Sony Viao that was much heartache (much much heartache)
Any suggestions: (considerations)
more than 2 usb
ipcop.org
Dean
Kasim, Yosep wrote:
Hi there
I have a very old pc that I want to serve into linux gateway. Is there
any good distro for this old machine.
Many thanks in advance
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yes i would recommend replacing the omnidirectional underpowered
internal antennas with a panel antenna
but i believe wifi is not an acceptable solution? it does have
that whole, insecurity about it. and with mac filtering slash
encryption slash passwords etc is does add an uncomfortable
ive run 100mbps over cat3 before. if it will do it will vary
greatly as a result of distance, interferance, copper quality
etc.
10mbps may also have the advantage of cheap second hand hardware.
a nice highly managed (what is fully managed?? really?) 10mbps switch
costs nothing, and the internet
hi
is anyone using modlogan and modlogsql? it seems like it will be good
but suffers terribly from a lack of doco and poor error messages
so yeah im having problems getting it up and running, so anyone
using it please drop me a line. cheers
Dean
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you may wish to talk to Ryan Gordon
http://www.icculus.org/~icculus/
his list of ports is quite impressive. he is ex-loki and
seems to mainly focus on games (money is money). he would
seem to be the closest person to a porting expert i have
every come across.
Dean
Grant Parnell -
is there any way you could have the installer detect the number of cpus?
perhaps do the install with an SMP kernel. then if there is more than
one cpu install the smp, if not install the uniprocessor kernel
*shrug*
but im actually a fan of seperate kernel packages.
nor do i use ubuntu. i think
its a mailing list... its only slightly better than a web forum.
the main improvement is that no one has anime-p0rn avatars.
Dean
Benno wrote:
On Wed Dec 21, 2005 at 16:47:26 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=O Plameras
#define spin_lock_init(lock)do { (void)(lock); } while(0)
i believe 2003 has its own clustering solution?
Dean
Felix Sheldon wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I'm just wondering if LVS is worth trying out as something to manage
requests for a cluster of identical Windows-based web servers.
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/index.html
Thanks,
Felix
--
depends what you want to achieve then
round robin dns can be very effective in many circumstances.
Dean
Felix Sheldon wrote:
Well, yes, but unless you pay through the nose for the 'Advanced' or
'Data-center' editions I think it's fairly limited. I'd prefer something
OSS that can be tweaked
looking through the lvs website it seems the project is more oriented
around the load balancer. which would mean the server OS and software
would be irrelevant. this sort of arrangement can be acommplished with
lots of various hardware slash applicance type devices. however the
price difference
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