[SLUG] [OT] job on linux.org.au

Morning everyone, I realise that this is slightly off topic but never the less linux related and may interest some of you. Our company is looking for good linux people, prefferably debian orianted. The job add is up on www.linux.org.au. thanks Bart -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http

[SLUG] Webmail recommendations

squirrelmail? http://www.squirrelmail.org Bart Jeff Waugh writes: > Hi all, > > Can anyone recommend / vouch for a webmail system other than IMP? (I already > know IMP and sqwebmail, not too interested in comments on those.) > > Preferably supporting LDAP auth. > > Thanks, > > - J

[SLUG] undefined function mysql_pconnect()

Most likely you have not included the mysql.so library in php.ini you could otherwise use a dl statement to load it when you need it but the line tje ;line extension=mysql.so in php.ini should fix it. BB Mike Lake writes: > Hi all, > > I have installed a HTML bookmark management app called

[SLUG] debian linux job

Hi all, Hopefully this isn't too off topic. If anyone is interested, our company has a couple of job openings for linux people. The job add is posted at: http://www.linux.org.au/jobs/jobdetail.phtml?refnum=000314 Bart -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Mor

[SLUG] Off Topic Linux to Linux ADSL question

Hi, It's a known Telstra routing issue. They may or may not do something about it. They are however aware of the issue. Bart Peter McCarthy writes: > Howdy all > > I think this question is a little off topic, but I thought I would chance it > and run it by your knowledgeable minds...

Re: [SLUG] Re: X and authorization

Herbert Xu writes: > bart bunting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > when trying to launch an app i get: > > > _X11TransSocketINETConnect: Can't connect: erno = 111 > > This means that it can't connect to the server. In particular, 111 is >

[SLUG] Re: X and authorization

Angus Lees writes: > \begin{bart bunting} > > user not authorized to run the X server aborting. > > > > I'm using debian 2.2 potato. > > debian uses an suid wrapper, to avoid making the entire X server suid. > > it has all of two options configured

[SLUG] X and authorization

Hi everyone, Having a little problem with X this morning. For those of you who know me X isn't something I actually use. Not being able to see doesn't encourage one to use a windowing environment. That said I have to get netscape running for a work colleague. When I try and run startx as a

[SLUG] Web Sentry function under Linux

Peter Rundle writes: > Sluggers, > > Just had a friend ask what's available in this area on Linux. > They basically are trying to put a Linux Demand dial and masquerade > gateway into a small office environment. The customer wants to > see reports of site usage and I guess ban/block access

[SLUG] Q: Using SQUID to authenticate internet users ?

Matt Hyne writes: > > Folks, > > My father has a small business network with about 12-15 users and a dial-on-demand >internet connection running from a Linux box to his local ISP. > > What he would like to try and do is require PC users wanting to use the web to have >to authenticate