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I'm in need of a flowchart diagram drawing program,
any ideas?
dia?
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and they refuse to purge stale leases
from their database.
Anyhoo, you may experience a much better service but I'm happy with it's
bang for buck, however, any sort of real time gaming is out of the question,
I got better latency with my 2400baud modem.
Pete de Zwart.
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I managed to navigate through all the layers of tech support troll pits by
implicating that they didn't have opposable thumbs to locate their posterior
given desktop GIS.
Yes, it is true that the majority of suppliers, except for Telstra Internet
Direct I've found, will not support anything apart
humor
I disagree, if the software doesn't come in on punched cards or ticker tape,
then what's the point?
/humor
I have to agree with you James, especially in a produciton environment, if you
want to have that five 9s uptime (99.999%) then you have to splash the money
around. Then hope that one
Can you give us some info on your setup?
CPU, memory, file system layout, SCSI card, tape drive, etc...
How many machine being backed up, total size of all data, stuff like that.
Regards,
Pete de Zwart.
Around about 1047h 01/03/2004, Terry Collins emitted the following
That is the right syntax, you might want to check the console-tools settings if
you are using Debian, I've noticed that they have sometimes screwed with my
console settings.
Pete.
Around about 1718h 12/01/2004, Eddie F emitted the following wisdom:
Doesn't seem to be working for me, on
Apart from your choice of distrobution, I don't think that you are doing
anything wrong. ;)
Around about 2021h 12/01/2004, Eddie F emitted the following wisdom:
RedHat 9 !
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It's union rules. There's nothing we can do about it.
Which user and which terminal are you attempting to disable it from?
Generally, doing so as root on one of the virtual consoles will work.
YMMV when doing it from an init script.
Regards,
Pete de Zwart.
Around about 1112h 12/01/2004, Eddie F emitted the following
The mirror's rsync has been futzed up for quite some time now, if you want
to use a primary debian mirror in .au use ftp.wa.au.debian.org http/ftp as you
need.
Around about 1146h 25/12/2003, Alexander Samad emitted the following wisdom:
Hope to $DIETY that it's Fortran77 or later if you want to have a sane chance
of converting it to another language without major hair loss.
At least that version of Fortran has the Dijkstrafications so that loops and
other control structures no longer have to be done with GOTOs and labels.
I wonder if any of the packages on security.debian.org have been compromised
and if so what affect that could have on current stable boxes.
I tried to see if there was any more news about it at Debian's web site but
it isn't listed in the news section yet.
Pete de Zwart.
Around about
has lost it's edge and has become a haven for advocates of
various technological paradigms to bash each other over recent events.
Pete de Zwart.
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Bloody Verisign and their distateful antics. Sounds like it's time they got
placed in a nice BGP black hole.
Around about 0630h 01/10/2003, VeriSign Internet Sales emitted the following bogons:
Your FREE Internet Security Guide and 14-Day FREE SSL Security Trial!
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The real cause of your
I've got an SS4 as a logs box, the screen is sufficently large enough to fill
this role.
It's only got 32MB of RAM and has about the same crunch power as my Pentium
100MHz firewall but looks much cooler. Love those pizza boxen.
Around about 1647h 17/09/2003, Colin Humphreys emitted the following
of the domain name of the machines logging
to the logs box.
I've attached my Debian Woody /etc/init.d/sysklogd for people perusal
Good luck,
Pete de Zwart.
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Root nameservers are out of sync
#! /bin/sh
# /etc/init.d/sysklogd
kind as to post the perternant sections of your conf file to
the list?
Pete de Zwart.
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What video cards were you considering on using?
Matrox has some nice dual headed cards.
NVidia only likes doing dual head set up with other NVidia cards, if you can
prove me wrong, please let me know how you did it.
http://www.tldp.org/ has some good documents about it.
Pete de Zwart
I believe that I have a drive that can read that beasty.
That 486 that I was talking about has an old Wangtek QIC tape drive that
I've just got working, tested it and all is hunky dory.
If you want to bring in the tape to the IEEE lab I'll dump the data on to a
CD for you.
Pete.
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Matt,
If you don't get anyone to read it before Uni comes back, I'll give it
a go. Should be able to ferret around for the gear needed to read it.
Pete de Zwart.
Around about 0913h 11/07/2003, Matthew Palmer emitted the following wisdom:
Just had an odd request - someone has
If you need to find out what processes are using /dev/dsp, fuser will be of help
as it will show you the pids of all the processes which has it open.
eg:
fuser /dev/dsp
Regards,
Pete de Zwart.
Around about 1833h 04/03/2003, Mick Boda emitted the following wisdom:
Here
Hi All,
A few months ago, unofficial debs were available for the Blackdown
port of the Java SDK over at planetmirror.com
Now they have moved but I can't find where.
Could someone enlighten me on this matter?
Regards,
Pete de
Excellent,
Thank you Mary.
Pete de Zwart.
Around about 0658h 25/10/2002, Mary emitted the following wisdom:
deb ftp://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/java-linux/debian testing main non-free
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msg27260/pgp0.pgp
if the hostname is no longer
required to obtain a DHCP lease?
Unless they can snarf some sort of data from the DOCSIS modem...
Pete de Zwart.
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It looks like your Layer 1's SNR is too low.
In short, your telephone connection is very bad, you may want to get your
provider to do a line noise check on it.
Try borrowing a nullmodem to test the ppp connection first.
Pete de Zwart.
Around about 2320h 13/08/2002, ramon buckland
it to dump a log of the session will tell you EXACTLY where the LCP
connection died.
the log is usually in $WINDOWS\ppp.log
Pete de Zwart.
Around about 0005h 13/08/2002, ramon buckland emitted the following wisdom:
Debian box is Default install NOTHING out of the ordinary
IP of debian box
Can you check that all the messages have the spamassassin custom e-mail
headers attached to them?
Pete
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PAM complains about a missing symbol: pam_sm_acct_mgmt
I'm guessing that the radius module for PAM is for auth only.
The strange thing is that, even if I disable all other PAM modules for PPP
PAM_unix is still consulted.
Pete.
Around about 1055h 26/04/2002, Steve Kowalik emitted the
to what the firewall is actually called.
Apart from that problemo, the CD firewall works as it was planned to.
Pete de Zwart.
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#%PAM-1.0
# $Id: ppp,v 1.4 2002/04/25 13:37:19 dezwart Exp $
# Information for the PPPD
Okies,
Here's one that I've been attempting to do with varying success.
Convert a PDF file to PS and change it to display 6 pages per A4 page.
Help!?!?!?
Pete.
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Behold, as a wild ass in the
Why not use SNMP with custom scripts for gathering the data?
Pete de Zwart
Around about 1524h 05/11/2001, George Vieira emitted the following wisdom:
What I'd like to do is know how my firewall,mail server,etc are working
along after a weekend or a day so it needs to be logged
,
Pete de Zwart.
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Thanx for the info Greg.
AFAIK, the 48KHz is a hardware limitation and the rest was done in software.
The sad thing is that there is very little about it on Google and I think the
issue has been resolved as far as the kernel goes.
Hmmm. Ponders the thought of going to alsa...
I think this will
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