actual names.
HTH
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Knoppix? ;-)
Stu
On Tue, 2004-01-20 at 18:01, Voytek Eymont wrote:
> I need to setup a win98 on a cable modem, what's a good firewall to use with win98 ?
>
> Voytek
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Just a question for a friend who wants to do analog video capture. Has
anyone done this under linux? If so how hard is it? What
hardware/drivers did you use?
TIA
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Just noticed that someone has written a mydoom deleter for POP mail
users. Reads the headers then remotely deletes without downloading
according to the poop. It's on Freshmeat.net. If you are on a slow link,
perhaps this software may help somewhat.
HTHS
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bably the issue here). I've urpmi'd courier-imap on the
server.
It's proving to be an icky problem. Funny thing is that Mozilla mail
handles multi-client OK but doesn't handle large imap folders well.
Any suggestions most welcome.
TIA
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e it for a particular task.
"At least the size of the RAM" used to be the rule with BSD 4.2 and
family, when a RAM page
wouldn't have been counted if it didn't have a page in the swap space
assigned to back it up,
today the swap is an extension of the RAM, not a shadow of i
binary or is it some other tasks?
The solution seems to currently be to cycle the whole dm session, which
we will try at lunch time.
Any suggestions most welcome
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Thanks Norm for the info.
We've been having a LOT of problems with gnome since going multi-user
thin-client so we might give KDE a go tomorrow and see how it feels as a
desktop.
It's nice to have the choice.
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tchas that might bite me (as it where).
I need to do this as a certain dvb package insists I need at least
2.4.23 to run. If it sounds too hard to resolve possible dependency
issues, I'll change tack and try the back releases of the DVB s/w.
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Thanks Jeff and David.
I need to compile the kernel unfortunately.
Stu
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 21:40, David Uzzell wrote:
> Slug wrote:
> > I'm looking at upgrading a kernel from 2.4.20 to 2.4.24. I'm running a
> > mandrake 9.2 system with lots of stuff server and clien
distribution, which as you've found contains a
> large number of updates.
>
> If you now issue the command
> apt-get -u upgrade
Shouldn't he use "apt-get dist-upgrade" for the first time? (see apt-get's
manual).
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has so far been fruitless.
TIA
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David wrote:
PS: Just did a google for "rndc: connect failed: connection refused slug"
and low and behold, there it is! So it's true... google really IS your
friend.
I learned this trick a long time ago - especially in open source, the
chances that you are
stumbling on someth
t it;
> to mess up your Windows box, you just need to work on it.
> - Scott Granneman, SecurityFocus
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The bottom line: "We recommend that anyone using an 802.11 wireless
network not
rely on WEP for security" (this includes "128" bit WEP).
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> say "supports 802.11b and 802.11g" they mean it - 802.11 apparently just
> isn't on the list these days. Bummer.
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> time inventing and implementing new, exciting ways
list of keys etc, but I'll be damed if I can get
the gpg-agent working :(
Any ideas??
James
Genereally, I learned that questions including "where"+"debian" can get
good answers from "apt-cache search".
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spam from an address I gave only to a well-known
economic news
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o why it
was letting this happen at all. Anyway after uncommenting it and doing a
DENY ALL it seems to be rejecting everything.
Comments most appreciated as this is pissing me off.
ATB
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atch posts
> to that mailing list and run freshclam every time there's a new virus
> sig posted. I can't justify the bandwidth expenses for the number of
> virus emails I get, but on a big server it might help stop an infection
> before it starts in your network.
>
> Jame
uring code? :-) Ho hum.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jamie Wilkinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, 24 February 2004 2:07 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [SLUG] who wrote the most code?
>
> A few weeks ago, Benno asked me if I had a way to use cvs annota
s + gif
> to 500ft then 250ft to 100ft to 50ft; it's amazing just how detailed
> and useful the information is; the folks at whereis.com.au could really
> learn from these guys.
>
> Enjoy,
> Stuart.
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(Python, Java, Mono, whatever) in GNOME "official"
> > software releases...
>
> sorry I haven't heard that term before... what is 'managed code' and
> what can it do for me?
>
> dave
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place for these sort of questions? slug or some
cisco-x31-mpi350 list (already tried the linux tinkpad list to no
avail).
TIA
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chipset as mentioned on the http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices
list. Unfortunately, when you are in the computer store, the chipset hard
to work out!
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I find that SSH is generally helpful - there's a variety of ssh clients
available at
http://www.mirrors.wiretapped.net/security/cryptography/apps/ssh/
Cheers!
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, OSAMA wrote:
> I need a software that enables me to penetrate in to systems can any body help me
>
'm thinking about the dual or quad operton processors from someone like
SUN... Has to be x86 unfortunately. Any ideas? Beowolf clusters are not an
option....
TIA
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ing I said or is there a CREATEDB switch or something? Anyone
know?
HNY one and all.
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gt;> correct 10 rows
>>
>> Is it something I said or is there a CREATEDB switch or something?
>> Anyone
>> know?
>>
>> HNY one and all.
>>
>> Stuart
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ases
> and you're getting results on different data.
>
> perhaps one of your systems is pointing at
> a development database and the other at a production
> database, or the databases are out of sync,
> or somehow databases which you think are identical
> aren't.
>
And the winner is James Gregory. I owe you a beer. Next slug meeting.
I'm the one with the 'I Love Mandrake' badge at the back of the room..
< lc_collate | C
< lc_ctype | C
< lc_messages
s it sorts AaBbCcDd which is what I'd be hoping for.
>
> Run "dpkg-reconfigure --priority=low postgresql". One of the
> questions is what encoding you want to use by default (although since
> you obviously *rely* on the encoding, then I'd suggest mentioning it
> ex
user to choose
for a crude diff where the box shaded is really large or a fine diff where
it takes a while but gives a much better result.
It would be sort of like the photo processing scene in Blade runner which
you may be too young to have seen.
TIA
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k one.
First of many probably.
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I said to myself, thats an odd
place for netbank to be receiving security advisories. I wonder if they
run Linux? Where is that copy of Nessus, time to find out
Better?
I am part of the slug community.
I did not want someone from that community to be a victim by this attack.
(Unlikely thou
clude:
Request Tracker
IssueZilla
BugZilla
confluence (not sure if open source?)
Any perferences and/or war stories most appreciated.
ATB
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nderbird) to an HTML-file (or php, ...)? the idea is to
> make my personal calendar available to others via apache without
> allowing them to access the ics-file directly.
>
> thanks, gottfried
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h all dependencies.
c) something else
Not venturing outside a jvm often I am totally in the dark here.
TIA
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/openldap etc etc.
There are other ways of doing this. I think I could be using weird file
systems to pretend they are partions for example. Does anyone have any
thoughts?
BTW. For those of you who are considering the new gui gentoo installer
Most interested in responses...
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as to whatsup most welcomed.
I've also emailed Netraverse but not sure of their SpeedOfReply.
TIA
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about 12 minutes long on a fast DSL and worth a look
just to see what some of the capabilities of AJAX.
There are also a couple of pdfs worth a read. Particularly the AjaxTK
(ajax toolkit) and the Architecture document.
HTH Someone.
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>> complaining
>> right now) and for once a live boot option with two smp kernels.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Richard Neal
>>
>> "Obscurity is a far greater threat to authors than copyright
>> infringement,
>> or
t;> them on the laptop). I used one of the wiki pages from gentoo.org to set
>> it all up. Tool about 30mins of fiddling. Now (almost) all hardware is
>> recognised when plugged in and appears in the /media directory. Nice.
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X, it was a godsend. It also tidied up all that messy ssh-keygen stuff and
saves about 1/2 hour per PC on install...
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Just to let you know that we sent to you some possible interesting
informations, but it seems it has been discarded in undesired mails.
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s mail log.
Sendmail doesn't appear to be trying to contact beast, the are
no log messages on beast from gambit (the firewall) apart
from my telnet 25 attempts.
Mail is working internally via beast.
any ideas?
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and found Q3.44 which suggested using:
> FEATURE(`msp', `smart_host')dnl
>
>instead of the default
> FEATURE(`msp', `[127.0.0.1]')dnl
>
> so I tried that but got similar results (Deferred: Connection refused by
> beast.switchonline.com.au)
Actually, I did
red that such a
thing doesn't exist. I then told myself: I will do one!
My car is right now with a beautiful Tux sticker and everyone knows what
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> license Linux in the USA, but not in the EU, Microsoft will be
> tortured by the USA corporations, so they won't push it until they've
> made the EU think licensing is OK, which is why Novell is such a good
> ally for them, as it's the
mount my /home on the RAID array, but first lets see if I
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Has any one install RHEL in uml mode ? I have a machine that I have
installed debian on and want to keep it that way, but would like to have
a play with rhel, so I thought why not uml it, any one tried it ?
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uld give me a
> breakdown of the types of traffic in and out of my Linux internet
> gateway? e.g. breakdowns by port, protocol or whatevber may be useful
> for figuring out my unexplained incoming data totals.
>
> Thanks
>
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evolution packages (evolution 1.0.5) and the ximian evolution
packages (1.2.2 apt-got from http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/ ximian/debian/)
D) checking /etc/ld.so.conf and re-running ldconfig
E) running evolution on cyclops (always works) as the same user
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rgs="-name $line" || args="$args -o -name $line"
echo $args
done | tail -1`
eval "find . $arglist | xargs rm"
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characters to accept which presumably is less than or equal to the size of
the buffer you allocated.
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support MMX stuff crunch crypto better (ie gets farmed off to the MMX
sub-processor). Rest assured though, there will be some overhead.
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trivial to change (config.php3) - the whole thing only uses one
very simple table.
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> wget -r ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/dir/file
>
> However, the username contains a @
Well it's going to be some form of escaping... maybe \@ or %40
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ttributes like size/resolution and borders and
layout, but not stuff like number of colours. The other thing of note
might be the location the webserver fetches them from, you might somehow
have stuffed up and have a few versions in different places.
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It's been pretty quiet on the list unless something's wrong with my email.
Is everyone at LCA or something :-)
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We're
using FreeSWAN or BSD with isakmpd to
interface to the SonicWall, I'll have another bash at isakmpd on Linux in
the meantime. Hmm... somewhat more successful... not authenticating.
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>Date: Thu, 02 Jun 2005 10:09:41 +1000
>From: Jacinta Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Grant Parnell - slug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Perl Training Australia offer for SLUG members
Upco
LX or its employees participate in the following:-
OSIA (Open Source Industry Australia) - http://www.osia.net.au
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SLUG (Sydney Linux Users Group) - http://www.slug.org.au
LA (Linux Australia) - http://www.linux.org.au
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t scenarios. The latter two would represent order processing
> time, which is doable, but you need to keep inter-row state, which is
> slightly tricky in SQL), so you're probably better off employing some
> kind of heuristic given what you know about the data (eg that you don't
&
Think this has gotten beyond the scope of the activities mailing list so
followup on slug@slug.org.au thanks.
On Mon, 20 Jun 2005, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
> This one time, at band camp, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> >
> >
> >> I know very little about the practicalities of de
your system hacked however, consider this in /etc/aliases
yourname: | grep ^Subject: | cut -c8- | bash
Note that most default sendmail installations will at least whinge
about this (at least the ones released this century).
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c. If that's not flexible enough, edit the
/etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf (look at the [greeter] section maybe).
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