irst batch ( their batch ) of laptops than it is with the
later ones.
Mike ( mikeplus64 on #slug ).
PS I'm a complete noob to mailing lists so I'm probably sending this wrong,
sorry.
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 8:59 AM, Jon Jermey wrote:
> Last night I went to an information evening at my
Best bet is to wait until the new RHEL comes out and CentOS copies
that (don't hold your breath)
In the meantime checkout Arch Linux, not quite as hard core as Linux
>From Scratch, not as hand fed as Ubuntu/SuSUE, not as time consuming
to install as Gentoo.
All you really have to do is follow the
Hey everyone thanks for the replies, I'm not sure I explained
peoperley before though. I've got my own server and I like physically
maintaining it so I'm not going to host it.
I do have DNS servers they've given me, but it's just their default ones:
ns1.crazydomains.com.au
ns2.crazydomains.com.au
sword protected parts for me (mythweb and
rutorrent) but i'll probably expand on it eventually.
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 11:16 PM, Mike Andy wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've used dyndns for hosting my home server for a while now, but I've
> finally bitting the bullet and gotten my o
Hi
I've used dyndns for hosting my home server for a while now, but I've
finally bitting the bullet and gotten my own real domain with crazy
domains now (was dirt cheap) the problem is that I'm not sure I know
how to get it to work with my home connection and the dynamic IP i'm
using at the moment
I've had a good experience with an Asus and openwrt. It was only wireless g cos
was a while back but I'm sure there's n solutions the same. I just went to
wikipedia looked up openwrt and looked up asus routers and got a compatible
one, most info was literally on wikipedia. Other options are garg
that delivers about two
> web pages a week.
>
> Kind of wait for seconds and then download slowly. Annoying problem.
I'd suggest the WP-Cache or WP-Super-Cache plugins, which precompile the php
to html so the server doesn't have to recompile the pages on each access. The
GZI
Yeah XFCE is great but don't expect GUI network share file browsing
(at least last time I used it)
I use it on MythBuntu and it's great cos it's just so light but
lacking in some features.
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On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Steven McDonald
wrote:
> Have you tried Xfce? I've been
cool!
I wrote a little script the other day too, this one scans a given
range of open ports on any given IP/host - it's a little slow and
something like nmap can get more info but I'm pretty happy with it.
for those who don't know how to get something like that going simply
download the file to yo
Whilst cleaning up the office the other day I threw out my managers
DOS4 manual complete with original 3.5 floppies - He was less than
impressed when he found out, at the time I laughed and showed people!
(I did keep his 8 inch floppies though cos i thought they were really
collectors items)
On Mo
Thanks for the info Jake. I'm a member of the official myth-users
mailing list too and have seen lots of people go though successful
upgrades on there. I'll remember that about flash-plugin but I also
think I might be doing a full backend distro change over to CentOS
once they're up to RHEL6, but m
on a M24 last week.
They are about $2000 in Aust and then add the lens of your choosing for $165.
Non IP camera are 100's of dollars and not 1000's.
Mike
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Haha sorr I didn't know I'd like to see osx run comftorably on 512mb
ram! Nice well good luck with the hdd changeover
On 22/02/2010, at 8:36, Alan L Tyree wrote:
On Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:24:21 +1100
Mike wrote:
Along with ur IDE and sata stuff u should think about I know of a
I'd have no idea either why it's not in the ubuntu repos, I dunno if u
could add something in sources.lst ... Tho that may be changed since I
used ubuntu too.
Anyway I'm posting cos I stumbled on this before, http://www.turnkeylinux.org/
I think it's ubuntu based, includes joomla, mysql, and
Along with ur IDE and sata stuff u should think about I know of a good
data transfer program called "super duper" for mac, it's free and I
know it works when transfering from a 250g to 500g for eg. Will
transfer ur mbr etc...
could suit ur needs
On 22/02/2010, at 8:08, Alan L Tyree wrote
Hi,
Just to warn people this isn't a command line program, if you're
purely in the command line then it's not going to work (found this
after trial and error).
I'm not very clued up on Python, another error i got what after
successfully vim-ing and executing the python test.py script i get
this
I've read in the past that the alternate ubuntu live cd has lvm
support built in. Maybe check that out, also maybe something like
knoppix could do the trick
On 19/02/2010, at 0:00, david wrote:
Can it be done?
All the instructions I've found on the net require installation of
lvm2 - n
If baffles me as to why it's so difficult to stop a service on boot in
ubuntu but read this post:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1341947
I also don't see why it's been made hard to pull samba out, maybe
someone more ubuntu friendly can explain how to remove the program
it's self
I've done a skype call over one of those USB modems before, i think
the company was 3. I've got to say it was pretty good, the skype call
didn't drop out at all at any time, very impressive for such a small
device. I've also heard that you can go and get your own wireless USB
modem and just use one
ioned space within that 120Gb then things can be
moved around there but not outside the original disk boundaries.
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 10:38 AM, Jake Anderson wrote:
> Mike Andy wrote:
>>
>> from my experience when you use dd you cannot resize after that
>> because it's
for all those interested in taking action, watch this space:
http://blockthefilter.org/
http://blockthefilter.wikidot.com/
there should be more up in a few days time.
On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 7:34 PM, Dean Hamstead wrote:
>> If we want to take a really pessimistic
>> view, of where censorship of
The no clean feed group have a template for a letter on their site I
think, I'll try to dig it up later.
I think this is very relevant to us as linux/open source/free software
users, if we follow the philosophy "free as in freedom, not fee as in
beer" then that should go not only for the os
I'm not sure if this belongs here, sorry if it doesn't.
Well looks like the government got it's way. Our Internet will be
censored next year.
http://www.minister.dbcde.gov.au/media/media_releases/2009/115
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I wouldn't normally side with Facebook but this isolated incident was
totally pebkac
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 7:35 PM, Erik de Castro Lopo
wrote:
> Mike wrote:
>
>> Maybe I'm a little hard nosed when
Maybe I'm a little hard nosed when it comes to stuff like that but
users should read the default security settings and set them as need
be, much like the iPhone virus, if people read that they should change
their passwords then they would have avoided the headache.
Install on Arch linux thr
but i guess things have changed in 9.10
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 3:58 PM, Michael Chesterton
wrote:
>
> On 12/12/2009, at 3:50 PM, Mike Andy wrote:
>
>> ok i'll try ssh, but i'm not sure if an SSH server will be set up on a
>> live cd boot
>
> Oh sorry, didn&#
enough to work!
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Michael Chesterton
wrote:
>
> On 12/12/2009, at 3:29 PM, Mike Andy wrote:
>
>> ok so I've just got the time to try your ideas out and here's where
>> i'm at with booting into mythbuntu/ubuntu 9.10
>>
>
r an Nvidia 6200 but i will be stuck again if that doesn't
solve the issue
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Mike Andy wrote:
> Thanks guys, sorry I've let people hanging - your ideas have not gone
> unnoticed. I'll give it a try when i get the time (currently cram studying
&g
le message to the public in this opportunity.
Hi Mike and Sridhar and group
Lets do both and there are also other opportunities to do stalls at
local markets as a way to first of get the name out there...I'm
planning on doing a market stall and I've called Everything Linux and
wait
Hi SLUG,
Once again my office has more free equipment up for grabs. This time it's a
HP Laserjet4 PCL5e printer. It seems to be in decent condition. It's
definitely compatible with Linux machines.
Please email directly back to me if you're interested. The office is located
in Ultimo and we're ope
Unfortunately I don't know much about setting a stand up at a convention but
I would be willing to help out and I would like to know what getting a stand
set up involves doing. I lived in Japan for 2 years so needless to say I'm
up to date with the anime that's out there. I can speak laymen English
This one is a pretty famous free address you could try:
4.2.2.2
it's a university or something.
>
> Original Message
>
> Hi Slug,
>
> whom can you recommend pls as reputable, reliable (as it gets for free)
> free full-control dns services along the lines of what dnsmadeeasy d
Anyone in need of some CRTs I've got about 6 up for grabs. Could be useful
for a net cafe/building a house/fort etc...
They're around Broadway. email me direct if you're interested.
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Sorry to John and everyone else before, I did my old mistake again by not
replying to all on the list from the beginning. Part of my conversation with
John has been attached below
By the way what did you decide for with your IR Receiver John?
Cool if you can get the latest PCI-E card working
ught that by default everything started
in "vesa" mode when booting from a LiveCD.
Anyway I'm prepared to try anything to get this one licked. The more
suggestions the better, i'll just list them all up and knock them down all
in the once session.
Cheers!
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 3:
in the same article that I read in APC Mag...I'll be starting my try outs
> later in the week.
>
> No I've yet to do research on the hardware and if it'll work with Linux, my
> approach was to put the distro's on flash drives and try it out and see what
> happens.
>
When I boot the LiveCD I get that flashing command line screen and I can't
enter in anything so I'm unable to enter or read anything. I can't get to
log files. Even if i try to go directly to an install it'll do the same
thing.
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 2:19 PM, wrote:
> &g
This is something we're all going to be facing sooner or later. I'm a little
shocked to find that the old menu.lst (grub.cfg) is not to be manually
edited, though i'm also happy to find that the option has been replaced by
adding custom entries (/etc/grub.d/40_custom) if i'm understanding
everythin
bly AGP settings there to fiddle
with i guess.
I could pick up an old AGP Nvidia card off ebay if all else fails - I don't
know maybe i could try an alternate install too?
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 10:44 AM, Grant Parnell wrote:
> Mike wrote:
> >
> > Ok I don't get this, I
Ok I don't get this, I've got the same mobo on two machines and it'll
work one but not the other. I've tried diff ram and hdds and still
same result
I try to boot into the live cd select English, then it will
Load the glowing icon and dump me at a prompt that flashes, and it's
got some in
+1 for release notes
Also one thing that may be overlooked is Grub2, but that's not going to look
very cool in a trailer. Also new Gnome update. I'm sure it's all documented
somewhere
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Sridhar Dhanapalan
wrote:
> 2009/11/7 Tclarkie :
> > does any-one know some grea
developers, a
good mailing list/newsgroup and lots of contributed code. And very easy to
install and use on Linux!
http://www.djangoproject.com/
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/
http://www.djangosnippets.org/
Mike
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I have this problem which is stopping me from installing anything new.
System is Debian stable on a Dell.
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
You might want to run `apt-get -f install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dep
Hi
> The chapter style is quite simple but I can't find the way to modify
> any of the available packages to reproduce it.
Are you using the Book class or the Article class in the begindocument?
One can define your own command for this
\newcommand{\mychap}[1]{%
Chapter \thechapter
\vspace{-2mm}
://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-2.6.15.7.tar.bz2
tar xjf linux-2.6.15.7.tar.bz2
cd linux-2.6.15.7
cp /boot/config- ./.config (or make oldconfig :))
make
cd /usr/src/packages/SPECS/
rpmbuild -ba TWdrv.spec
I hope it helps someone.
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On Tue, 24 Oct 2006, Glen Turner wrote
of-the-box for me on ubuntu...
Mike
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I think that Firefox and IE try successfully to make their browsers user
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So I could not create a new device on the virtual server.
I ended up just doing the symlink and I had the old random saved as
random.bak anyhow.
/dev# ln -s urandom random
/dev# ls -l random
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 May 16 17:32 random -> urandom
#
# svnadmin create /var/lib/test
Thu
ritable by all and the other not ?
If I do as root 'ln -s /dev/random /dev/urandom' what might it screw up?
How can I go back again and create the character device?
It would certainly be easier then as the normal subversion package would
probably work.
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| dpkg --set-selections?
Thats what I originally tried. I got the source down but the compile
terminated as the debian src package wanted libapr0 version 9.something.5 to
9.something.9 but I have 9.something.13. So it would not compile.
Hence I tried the tigris source which was also more recent.
M
ed it also readable by www-data. What
does one do there if one wants users to be able to have file:// access
locally and apache to have read access?
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Thanks Ian, I had installed the debian-keyring package whereas what I
needed was the debian-archive-keyring package. I think the problem is
now fixed.
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o copy apache-perl into different directories
> and use,
>
> pidof /dir1/apache-perl
> pidof /dir2/apache-perl
> etc.
> by using the method in the script above.
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openssl can do this easily.
Mike
On Sat, 2005-10-01 at 11:29 +1000, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anybody have any recomendations for a program that can be used
> to store passwords, bank account details etc in an encrypted file?
>
Thanks.
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On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 11:17 +1000, David wrote:
> mutt for speed
> squirrelmail for pictures, html, pdf, other gui crap, etc.
You might be interested in roundcube. OSS webmail like Squirrelmail,
except it doesn't look like arse.
http://www.roundcube.net/
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I'd suggest they use Flash video.
- Native Linux, Mac and Windows clients
- Everyone hates Real / Helixplayer, for good reason
- Sorenson isn't an open format, but neither is Real SMH aren't gonna do
Ogg video, due to poor player uptake
- Better quality than real
Mike
On Thu, 2
't Open Source.
It's very annoying to use.
I, and many staff at Red Hat, use an Open Source Cisco-compatible client
called vpnc to connect to our office VPN, a Cisco VPN concentrator.
Can't remember the model number.
Packages for FC and RHEL are available at dag.wieers.com.
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It's the only device on the SCSI bus. Thanks for the help. If you have
any more, feel free. :)
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On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 20:36 +1000, Ben Donohue wrote:
> is it the only device on the SCSI bus?
> simplify the problem and remove everything else and try again.
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I presume you have Linux up and running. If so its likely that a web
server is already running on you machine. If so going to http://localhost/
in your browser should show you a HTML page. Whats show?
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I would like it to send as soon as a message gets into the queue when Im
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perl.
Eventually then remove the symlink.
2. Install the packages again but install download the newest from CPAN
and install them to usr/local/lib/site_perl so they are never missed
again when perl goes to 5.9 or 6.0
My question is where do folks store your CPAN moduless on machines so that they
eath nothing
> happen. Is there
> anyone with this issue?.
There's a problem with your video card and its drivers.
start the install with
'linux text'
After installed, to reconfigure X, use
'system-config-display --reconfigure'
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he system), 'apt-get
remove' (am I getting or removing).
* No good way to browse for *interesting* packages on Linux I've seen
apart from 'Click and Run', which runs on Lindows, which is obviously
out of the question. Anyone seen anything else?
Actually, for both RPM and DP
Matthew Hannigan wrote:
On Thu, Jun 16, 2005 at 03:04:13 +1000, Mike MacCana wrote:
You all suck.
Hah! Probably.
Trouble with 'file' is that it 'succeeds' either way.
Aye, but you can print different messages looking for stuff in the output.
Using mtools
ritable, no read permission
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as opposed to any previous version of
Windows) wants the partitions written to in a different format. I
believe the issue is fixed now.
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st keeping DocRoot same,
is that an OK way ?
Just leave the default wildcard in place. Otherwise, you can specify
multiple domains in a site rule IIRC.
You do indeed RC. If you feel like doing that you'd use the ServerAlias
option.
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modules. RH have a lot of
customers who add their own module packages - the security fix was
backported to the ver shipped in RH 8. I'm sure RH and FC users on SLUG
could provide copious other examples.
I contract at Red Hat. This is obviously a personal opinion.
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accessing anything other than files with the web content context.
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'm
in Sydney) ? If so, I'd be very grateful.
What driver is it? There's kernel modules for a lot of web cams (ov511,
quickcam usb) packaged and ready to go at Dag Wieers site...
http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/apt/packages.php
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comes your paste button.
I keep meaning to use it on my crappy Dell laptop with only two buttons.
A proper paste key is nicer than having to hit two laptop mouse buttons
simultaneously.
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David Gillies wrote:
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Mike MacCana wrote:
David Gillies wrote:
since some applications
can't ctrl+v to paste and others I have can't middle mouse click to paste.
What apps don't support Unix pasting?
WINE app
mething windows style, and paste Windows style, you'll see
what you expect too.
since some applications
can't ctrl+v to paste and others I have can't middle mouse click to paste.
What apps don't support Unix pasting?
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ook a whole lot like a horse-sized goat, with long,
corkscrewy horns. Pretty interesting/edgy.
(I have one above my fireplace)
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vice and
skip netfs.
Not everything is about distros.
/me returns to chewing on orphans while running Fedora.
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Jan Schmidt wrote:
On Thu, 2005-05-05 at 19:03 +1000, Mike MacCana wrote:
Edwin Humphries wrote:
Just got some more details. There are apparently 2 concerns:
One is that the Windows64 file system is yet another variant of NTFS
(well, why not?) and may not be compatible with Linux. I
larly with MS Fonts or the Agfa
equivalents from RHEL installed. That'll give them a good idea of
compatibility.
2. OOo 2, (say from FC4 test) implements nested tables, very large
spreadsheets, and other useful things 1.1 didn't do for MS Office
compatibility.
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that too.
Mike
I don't see how this is relevant, and I suspect it's a crock (another
threatened Windows quasi-guru), but before I go in to bat, has anyone
heard of this?
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http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/ext2ifs.htm
Thanks for your useful post.
Addenda: there's also read/write Ext2 / 3 drivers for Mac OSX, and
read/write NTFS drivers for Linux (check out captive NTFS).
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It'll work.
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afe to not be aware of, and cater for,
that situation.
Mike
On Wed, 2005-04-20 at 07:55 +1000, Luke Skywalker wrote:
> Well thanks guys.
> Thats handy to know there is at least some. Even if they are more rare.
> I'd feel much safer with my gentoo laptop...Unless they went
disable netfs starting in future, run 'chkconfig netfs off'.
But better yet, you should simply fix netfs. You can do this by looking
at /etc/fstab, where a Windows share is being mounted by your Linux
machine. Maybe the Windows machien isn't connected anymore or has
changed in s
G'day Dean,
>From my limited experience with the IDE RAID cards, the same is true -
might as well save the money, and boot from software raid.
-Mike
On Wed, 2005-04-13 at 00:12 +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
> anyone have a story to tell regarding hardware pata raid cards?
>
> my
on, latest
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has other
Mike, thanks,
nope, it's just for AMP .. or it PAM? MPA ? web and mail server thing
That's Apache. MySQL, Postfix?
In that case, I'd go with RHEL 4, for no other reason than it'll be
supported for at least as far into the future as RHEL 3 was (RHEL always
has supp
stem - if the video card takes 8 of that, you'll
get a warning.
PS - This advice is on behalf of me, not my employer, etc.
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rather than inventing a different set of
options for every *nix, they've made this big ugly script that works
everywhere, on all *nix'es.
Rather than distributing a broken, unpackaged archive, and a shitty
shell script, getfirefox.com should host the existing packages for the
maj
S code in the kernel, yes, writing is experimental.
Mike
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boot off the live cd, and the it will be able
to use the Windows XP partition to store your data.
I'm not sure what filesystem is installed with Windows these days, but
you will need it partitined as FAT32, not NTFS.
NTFS.
You can read/write NTFS reliably under Linux with 'captive NT
tem' is a dirty phrase.
Mike
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Rod Butcher wrote:
I'd personally go NTFS, using Captive NTFS in Linux for read/write
support.
Ahah ! seems promising, buts its reliance on LUFs looks a bit dodgy.
Have you used it ?
thanks
Rod
Yes. It's rizzeliable.
Mike
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n just FAT32. If you had a FAT16 FS with long
filenames, that'd qualify as VFAT too, IIRC.
Mike
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