On Mon, 2002-02-25 at 10:48, Steve Downing wrote:
crazy crack idea
Is it possible to mount a zip/gzip/bzip file as part of the filesystem,
so it gets decompressed on the fly and only when needed? Similar
to mounting an iso from a file I guess.
I have a 20Meg docs folder which I don't
On Sun, 2002-02-24 at 11:01, Nicholas Reese wrote:
I agree with Paul, those guys were really pathetic and arrogant - I put
forward that we should put it to all the restaurants in the area that
they can put in a bid for our custom - see who is willing to give us the
best deal for our money (
My kernel now boots. I did not have ext3 compiled into the kernel I had
it as a module. slap forehead (Jeff from archives)
I can load the network module insmod xircom_cb and it appears to load
however there is no eth0. It was defined to tulip (2.2 kernel)
originally however I cannot figure
There might be a few not on the sydney wireless list, so thought I would
pass this along.
KenF
http://sydneywireless.com (for registering for the map)
http://sydney.air.net.au(for the mailing list)
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I am having problems connecting my laptop up. I have a tap0 interface
on ifconfig with the wrong IP address and I cannot figure out how to get
rid of it to bring up my proper network settings.
Of course ifdown tap0 says huh??? in computer speak.
Any suggestions??
/dev/tap0 is crw not a
On Thu, 2002-02-21 at 23:40, Crossfire wrote:
Ken Foskey was once rumoured to have said:
I am having problems connecting my laptop up. I have a tap0 interface
on ifconfig with the wrong IP address and I cannot figure out how to get
rid of it to bring up my proper network settings
On Sat, 2002-02-16 at 21:25, Kevin Waterson wrote:
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002 23:01:04 +1100
James Buchanan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Expressions of interest please, only firm 'yes I will turn up
responses' are wanted at this stage so I can give rms the numbers of
firm responses.
Yes I
I wish to nominate Patrick for Treasurer.
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On Wed, 2002-02-13 at 16:11, Steve Downing wrote:
At Wednesday, 13 February 2002, you wrote:
AFAIK the secret is to choose a Bootloader which can understand NTFS
partitions and boot them. The LILO that comes with Potato can't
(from memory). Niether could CHOS ( I haven't updated it in a
Just found this on another list. Might be of interest to slug. No
guarantees on accuracy.
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Subject: Re: [discuss] linux vs win32
Date: 12 Feb 2002 16:13:57 -0600
Recently there was a thing about the
On Fri, 2002-02-15 at 16:00, Crossfire wrote:
I would like to nominate Craige McWhirter for the position of SLUG
President.
seconded...
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On Fri, 2002-02-15 at 14:03, David Kempe wrote:
however I have struck a problem that I haven't been able to solve. I
want to install WordPerfect and Star Office in the Linux partition, and
for the last couple of months (off and on) have been trying
unsuccessfully to do so from a disk that
On Wed, 2002-02-13 at 11:51, Christopher Booth wrote:
If I remember rightly, it's either swat or webmin that uses https instead of http
try https://localhost:901
also try using linuxconf to configure
Thanks for the suggestion. swat on deb runs without the https, in
fact it just sits
We finally have a Linux server at work. WoooHooo...
We have installed swat rpm in the box, checked xinetd settings it
appears to open 901 to comms and services is set to 901 as per the man
page. kill -1 xinetd to make sure it refreshs.
mozilla localhost:901 fails.
telnet localhost 901
First the trick, Jeff might like this for his .vimrc. I have been
reading manuals again.
set printexpr=PrintFile(v:fname_in)
function PrintFile(fname)
call system(qtcups . a:fname)
call delete(a:fname)
return v:shell_error
endfunc
Calls
On Tue, 2002-01-29 at 13:16, Chris Barnes wrote:
Sorry, my missunderstanding. Its a Mozilla/Netscape bug, not Xfree.
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From: Chris Barnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
does that apply to Xfree v4 or only the older versions?
This applies to Xfree4, there is a
I was reading xfree86 for linux ($20 from DFO homebush) and it said that
there was a bug in netscape that sometimes it would stop accepting input
and you simply switch to another program and back again and it would
start working again.
I have noticed this bug in Mozilla (latest release) and
*Advanced filesystem implementor's guide, Part 9: Introducing XFS
With the 2.4 release of Linux come many new filesystem possibilities,
including Reiserfs, XFS, GFS, and others. These filesystems sound cool,
but what exactly can they do, what are they good at, and exactly how do
you go
My laptop has debian from ages past 2.2.18pre1 and I have just upgraded
to woody. I want to put in the new kernel however when I boot the new
kernel 2.4.19 it says my harddisk superblock is corrupt.
I have compiled in ext2 directly into the kernel (not a module).
I have put in ext3 to
On Mon, 2002-01-21 at 23:53, Heracles wrote:
Thought I'd have a play with this. It's supposed to be similar to Visual
BASIC but the copy I installed with my distribution (SuSE 7.1) starts and
then disappears without trace - no log nothing.
I downloaded the newer version and compiled and
On Mon, 2002-01-21 at 00:39, Stephan Borg wrote:
B. Differences between StarOffice and OpenOffice.org
* The source code available at OpenOffice.org does not consist of all of the
StarOffice code. Usually, the reason for this is that Sun pays to license third party
code to include
On Sun, 2002-01-20 at 00:43, Pete Ryland wrote:
On Sun, Jan 20, 2002 at 12:02:36AM +1100, Ken Foskey wrote:
Bison is used in open office, my clue factor is zero on this.
Debian Woody recently upgraded bison to 1.31 and it appears to have
broken the bison command line parameters
On Mon, 2002-01-21 at 16:21, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Ken Foskey wrote:
bison -d -o ../../unxlngi3.pro/inc/../../unxlngi3.pro/inc/rscyacc.yxx
rscyacc.y
messages are:
rscyacc.y contains 2 shift/reduce conflicts.
This means there is some ambiguity
Bison is used in open office, my clue factor is zero on this.
Debian Woody recently upgraded bison to 1.31 and it appears to have
broken the bison command line parameters.
this is what happens:
bison -d -o output input
THe old system would create
output.h (header file for most programs)
On Wed, 2002-01-16 at 11:52, Alan L Tyree wrote:
I am using StarOffice 5.2 which shows amendments made in revision
mode. I have just discovered that when there are layers of amendments,
SO doesn't show them properly. Word shows amendments in different
colours depending on the source of the
On Thu, 2002-01-17 at 19:19, henry wrote:
Dears:
Who know any tool under linux like debug.exe under dos?
gdb?
If you are using X try ddd.
KenF
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On Tue, 2002-01-15 at 23:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Heh. I remember that FrameMaker under X won't even let you paste into
the file open text field by *any* means. StarOffice 5.2 and 6.0 beta
suffer the same deficiency.)
The middle button paste was resolved in Open Office 641.
Gnome
On Sun, 2002-01-13 at 08:56, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
subscribe linux-kernel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That won't work. It will still test the address and reject it.
Buy an email address from someone like spamcop.net and subscribe from
there.
Has the added bonus of filtering the crap out as
On Mon, 2002-01-14 at 14:46, Paul Copeland wrote:
Hi All,
The other night I downloaded Mozilla 0.9.7. I went for the typical
install with just Navigator, Mail and News. I have found, however, that
there does not seem to be a spell checker for out going e-mails. Is
this the case for the
On Mon, 2002-01-14 at 22:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the many things I have on my list of `Things To Have A Go At One
Day', is to read carefully through the X manuals and see if there's a
way to provide keyboard shortcuts (like Alt-X, Alt-C, Alt-V) as
keyboard shortcuts for Cut, Copy,
On Tue, 2002-01-08 at 22:38, Michael Lake wrote:
I get lots of M$ Word files for the Royal Society of NSW Journal that
I edit and typeset. I use SO5.2 but find that some tables don't get
converted properly and often smart quotes will become ^W. I have to
be particularly careful in
On Mon, 2002-01-07 at 00:02, Howard Lowndes wrote:
I have a friend who is a Sydney QC and would like to get his practice off
M$, but his main arguement is that all his business associates who deal
with him want to transfer material in M$ Office. Yes, I know that SO with
do M$ Office, but
On Sat, 2002-01-05 at 19:55, Penguin wrote:
Yeah I will be having ISDN 128K installed next week, and this is the reason
I'm getting more paranoid. Several people I trust who know a lot about Linux
and stuff have suggested exactly what you do, to use an old 486 as a
firewall. What's NAT?
On Sat, 2002-01-05 at 20:27, James wrote:
If it was too long for the subject line:
Internet --- 486 firewall NAT --- Workstation
On your side of the firewall you have a private network. There is an
RFC defining this but it is either 10.?.?.? or 192.168.0.? (172 as well
from memory).
I am a country user. I approached Telstra re ISDN, but unfortunately the
service was not available on our (small) exchange. My question for others,
however is: Who in the major providers, will do DOV, as when I spoke to them,
no-one knew anything about it. (The small providers are too
I still cannot deliver mail from evolution. Evolution has two options
SMTP or sendmail
Mozilla is set up as pop3 delivery not SMTP. (I am using Mozilla to put
out stuff and receiving on evolution).
SMTP has two ways of setting up, with and without password. Without
password does not
name: foskey
Remember password: yes
NOte that the message does not change with or without password required,
KenF
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On Sat, 2002-01-05 at 12:28, Andre Pang wrote:
On Sat, Jan 05, 2002 at 11:25:14AM +1100, Ken Foskey wrote:
SMTP server does not support requested authentication type PLAIN.
Ken, I have a feeling you're using the wrong SMTP server. Try
using mail-optushome.optusnet.com.au. Do not use
Ok I imported my mozilla files individually to evolution. I had to
create a file as a link to the messages .mozilla folder and then spent
about two hours importing my complex mail set up.
How do I do outgoing mail
I cannot set up outgoing directly to mail.optushome.com.au, it will not
OK Mozilla is crashing when I reply twice.I installed evolution and
it now works but it will not import Mozilla mail. ANy work arounds?
I read the FAQ there did not appear to be anything.
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Ross Mitchell wrote:
I hope this helps
Before those of you go into great hysterics. What Ross is talking
about is theoretically possible, practically impossible. A harddisk
that has been in use for a while has so many jumps about it is difficult
to simply string a file
I am also wishing to remove my accounting from the dreaded M$ area. I am
currently using Quicken (which does the job adequately)
I have looked at the 'Ledger' project, but it is a bit beyond my limited
accounting abilities. (However there are some Aussie businesses using this
Internet User wrote:
Your suggestions and help if you would please.
First try is run myob under wine.
You could try running MYOB under win4lin. You need a windows 95
license / cd in order to install then you would be running the windows
stuff.
There are a couple of accounting packages
Volunteers.
Original Message
Subject: Installing Debian
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 06:29:55 -0500 (EST)
From: Guylhem Aznar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: Lisa M. Opus Goldstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An upcoming book called Installing Debian needs proofreaders.
You
Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
My opinion here is that it's important to really know what level of risk
you are comfortable with what level of risk you are comfortable with.
Watch the relase announcements carefully. When the maintainer or the
person supplying the patches says be careful, this is a
Do I sound like a newbie yet...
KenF
gcc -D__KERNEL__ -I/usr/src/kernel-source-2.4.9/include -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes
-Wno-trigraphs -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-common -pipe
-mpreferred-stack-boundary=2 -march=i686 -DUTS_MACHINE='i386' -c -o init/version.o
Original Message
Subject: Re: [discuss] Are we freeing MS Windows?
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 12:46:53 +0100
From: Bernhard R. Link [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Ken Foskey [011203 12:33]:
apt-get install mutt
Redcarpet is pretty good
James Newburrie wrote:
Well - I think that I prefer Gigabyte with AMD - in my experience (admitidly
mostly with Microsoft based networks) they are more stable. I freely admit
that I have only been using linux solidly for the past couple of months - and
I am using a simple distribution,
Ken Caldwell wrote:
Perhaps the SLUG committee could consider the purchase of a RingMaster
PRO for use at installfests. That way a dummy ISP could be simulated
and Newbies could set up ppp. Later they would probably have only to
change their username, password and the ISP's phone number to get
Richard Hayes wrote:
2. Has anyone used VNC to control a remote desktop / apps under Xwindows.
I use vnc across a VPN to work onto my Windoze box. I have to use it
because it runs ccmail which is an ancient mail client windows only.
Sometimes looses refresh but there is a refresh
I just downloaded Mozilla 0.9.6 and when I type an F in google it open
up a bookmark management screen.
Anyone tried it, or any hints.
This sounds like:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=103197
I have added my vote.
KenF
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Matt - wrote:
I have recently spent some time in learning the VI
editor for unix and would be interested in hearing
from some developers on some intermediate to advanced
key combinations for increasing speed ? Perhaps you
have seen a common feature missed by VI newbies.
I bought the
David Kempe wrote:
Perhaps your Atl or Ctrl key is stuck
Works fine on some pages like banking (https ???), not on others. No cigar.
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I just downloaded Mozilla 0.9.6 and when I type an F in google it open
up a bookmark management screen.
Anyone tried it, or any hints.
KenF
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On Wed, 21 Nov 2001 14:26, you wrote:
Send slug mailing list submissions to
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If U want to use 40G HDD with old bios, you can get a Diskmanager 2000
driver. This loads into the boot area, and translates the drive. I am not
sure what capacity the O/S sees from
Matthew Clark wrote:
I would be blocking arp requests from outside my network. Try this and if you
are still getting crap then maybe you have problems, but I think it is just a
chatty windows box (on the optus network) looking to resolve an ip address. I
also get tonnes of them when I run
My gateway is sending stuff to the cable modem even when the eth0 is
shut down. When I shut the whole thing down it stops.
tcpdump tells me I am currently walking the dns for optus, somehow.
Is there a fast way to check the whole box from the mirror server
without starting from scratch.
Matthew Clark wrote:
How much stuff? Could it be ntp/dhcp/other stuff?
My only suggestion is to look at exactly what the traffic is. I am not a
debian user so I can't help you with that side of it. Maybe post some of
the tcpdump stuff?
arp who-has 211.28.46.140.optus.net.au tell
Can someone tell me the magic tags for gcc compiler. In open office I
want to remove the #pragmas for all gcc compilers. In borlkadc it is
__BORANDC__ of rIBM mainframe it is __HOS_MVS__.I have seen it in
the docs somewhere but I cannot find it again.
KenF
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Terry Collins wrote:
Since going to WP8 on RH7.1, I've not been able to open MS Word docs.
Does anyone know what is the cause. I get something like filtrix can
not open it.
ADV
Get open office, it has an excellent score on importing and exporting
to word.
Michael Covi wrote:
Does anyone know how to type ^M so it appears as the actual control
character? I was stuck trying to convert some scripts from dos to unix format
on a very small root filesystem. It did have sed but how the hell do you type
in the character to match it and eliminate it?
Kevin Waterson wrote:
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Kevin Waterson wrote:
I have a bunch of xls files I need to get the email addresses from
anyone have a quick one liner?
Use open office, save it as a csv, then do what you will. You can
script OO.If think the key phrase is UDK...
KenF
I would like to thank the speakers at this months meeting. To summarise:
We had a report of a Linux install in a school. Now for those not in
the know there are some 'issues' with getting a school over, they get
delivered free M$ software because of a contract by the Dept of
Education and
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Ken Foskey
My system died and perl libraries have been corrupted.
/usr/share/perl5/Debian/Defoma/IdCache.pm has too many errors.
Debian, how do I force a reinstall on these libraries?
Well, I'm not Debian, but I think I can answer your question for him/her
My system died and perl libraries have been corrupted.
/usr/share/perl5/Debian/Defoma/IdCache.pm has too many errors.
Debian, how do I force a reinstall on these libraries?
Ta KenF
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Jeff Waugh wrote:
You can't do it from the clipboard directly as yet, though I'm sure it would
just be a matter of OpenOffice support for sucking in the image data were it
put on the clipboard in the first place.
Sounds like an issue with Open Office. PLease raise one,
KenF
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Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Steve C McConnell, Code Complete : A Practical Handbook of Software Construction
Steve Maguire, Writing Solid Code : Microsoft's Techniques for Developing Bug-Free
C Programs
Steve C McConnell, Rapid Development : Taming Wild Software Schedules
Steve
Mikolaj J. Habryn wrote:
1) If you think your program requires multithreading, 99% of the time,
you're wrong.
2) If you /still/ think your program requires multithreading, see point 1.
Rubbish, threading is needed in a lot of applications. For example
web servers or even web query
Andrew Bennetts wrote:
I was under the impression that a different thread *is* a different
context... it has its own stack, its own registers, and probably can
have its own memory address space too. They're basically like
processes, except they tend to share an awful lot of their memory with
Tom Massey wrote:
And it may have
changed in Mandrake 8.1 which has apparently just hit the ftp servers.
Downloaded ready for the install fest. We will cut a Mandrake 8.1 CD
on the day.
Cue: Craige...
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Bob Hubbard wrote:
A few days ago someone mentioned smoothwall so I followed it up. A link
goes to forceforge.net but I can't seem to download after selecting the
compressed tarball. Is there another site I can use.
I am presently running Bastille...is there a big difference.
Minh Van Le wrote:
Has anybody had Unable to find network on a windows box when trying to
connect to a Samba share on a subnet ?
It's a funny problem because the netbios name of the Samba server
registers on the network neighbourhood browse list. When I click on the
machine name, it
Minh Van Le wrote:
Are there other ways to debug these sorts of problems ? Should I use
tcpdump ?
Given the previous message I would try ping first
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Jon Biddell wrote:
Don't know about the SMC unit, `but I'm sure there are a number of SLUGgers
who would be only too glad to dispose of a 486 for this purpose... Some might
even PAY you to take them away...:-)
I have one with a stuffed battery, if you never switch it off this is
not a
Peter Rundle wrote:
I'll have a look at Open Office. Last time I tried it it printing
didn't work which is a bit of a show stopper, but as said before does
anyone have any inside info on Abiword, the site hasn't been updated
for weeks, and prior to that it was going like a house on fire.
Craige McWhirter wrote:
Wanted:
* Installees
* Installers
* Helpers
* Observers
* The curious
* You
* Power leads
* Power boards
* Anything I've left out
See you there!
Hubs swtiches and network cables.
Count me in
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Minh Van Le wrote:
Is CCNA worth doing these days ?
I hear it's hard and expensive (?).
I did a google on +ccna +sydney site:.au and turned up some broken
links and seemingly dodgy sites. Is there an authoritative CCNA site ?
Even a FAQ for Australian residents or something.
I weigh
Jim Hague wrote:
Could someone check this website for me www.jub.com.au/books
Works fine for me in Konqueror 2.1.1.
Moz 0.9.4 looks OK, dont know what it.
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Edwin Humphries wrote:
StarOffice output is OK, but I don't want to do this manually or from
a GUI - it needs to be able to called up from a command-line script.
You can script OpenOffice (staroffice). I have not got that involved
yet, done it for word so it should not be hard for
Adam Vaughan wrote:
Hi,
We have our own software that uses TCP/IP communications. Certain
parameters in Redhat 7 have had to be set/changed for this software to
work.
Now Redhat 7.1 does not work. What are the differences in the TCP/IP
implelentation between Redhat 7 and Redhat 7.1?
Gnuthad wrote:
On 15 Sep 2001, at 15:04, Ken Foskey wrote:
Rick Moen wrote:
220 uncle-enzo ESMTP Exim 3.31 #1 Fri, 14 Sep 2001 17:44:17 -0700
HELO linuxmafia.com
250 uncle-enzo Hello rick at uncle-enzo [198.144.195.186]
MAIL FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What happens if you use [EMAIL
Question in situte.
Rick Moen wrote:
~ $ telnet linuxmafia.com smtp
Trying 198.144.195.186...
Connected to uncle-enzo.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 uncle-enzo ESMTP Exim 3.31 #1 Fri, 14 Sep 2001 17:44:17 -0700
HELO linuxmafia.com
250 uncle-enzo Hello rick at uncle-enzo
Crossfire wrote:
XF86Config is still supported by XFree4 but if XF86Config-4 is found
first, then that is used in prefernce to XF86Config. Of course, if
you want to have both v3 and v4 installed and workable at once, you
need to use the -4 suffix so you can build a valid configuration for
Successful build and install on Debian woody from scratch from source
from CVS OO638B.
Installed with warning about some missing files. It also gave me
replacement warnings for a number of libraries. Nothing exceptional.
Did crash on the load of Mozilla address book however.
KenF
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Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
So the way I'm thinking of doing it is to store everything in a
database with appropriate metadata attached to each file. The files
can be explored through a web interface or through a heirarchical file
system structure. To do this I need to be able to export it
I am getting an error from freeswan saying that rp_filter is set
incorrectly. I cannot for the life of me figure out how this is set in
the config. I can find it in the network source but I cannot see it in
make menuconfig.
Any tips of transparent proxy, I assume this is proxy_arp as it
Alister Waller wrote:
Hi again,
I have another script that I need, to remove some unwanted entries from a
file. Is there anyone willing to assist, as it might be better to take it
off the list?
grep -v deletethis inputfile outputfile
mv inputfile inputfile.bak
mv outputfile inputfile
Greg Wright wrote:
There is a SSHD as well, not sure what use it would be at all except for
the possibility of tunneling VNC which would be a good idea. I looked at
the site a few weeks back, sorry do not have the URL at hand.
www.freeswan.org has a page of various ipsec product for
root wrote:
Hi, I was wondering if anyone has ever had the same problem.
I was tinkering with the Edit-Preferences in a rather frustrated effort to
work out why Mozilla was not connecting to the server when it suddenly reformatted
itself into thick blue vertical and red horizontal bands.Four
Jeff Waugh wrote:
Galeon is now in sid, so it's commented out.
What is sid???
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$ dpkg -S /usr/include/linux/version.h
libc6-dev: /usr/include/linux/version.h
So on my Debian system that suggests that you need the development library
sources for libc6.
One thing that irked me a little was that I installed the kernel source
for DEB and it did not require GCC and
Matt Hope wrote:
matth@rtfm:~% apt-cache show ssh | grep Filename
Filename: dists/potato/non-US/main/binary-sparc/ssh_1.2.3-9.3.deb
'ssh' is in the non-US tree, make sure you add some non-US sources to your
/etc/apt/sources.list. Personally, I use
deb
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone had any experience with Stallion's epipe? I've used two to
connect via ADSL and set up a VPN between the two sites but I'm hitting a
brick wall with the NAT to the net.
Hey, I have been reading up on FreeSwan and this I might be able to
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Ken Foskey
I have 'apt-cache search scp' and found nothing.
what is the package name?
apt-get install ssh :)
- Jeff
First attempt was exactly that. I get 'no available version' with lots
of other words.
Broken set up? I only have ftp.au.debian.org
Joshua Burvill wrote:
Then back in linux as root,
modprobe ne irq=10 io=0x340 (or whatever it is)
just run
modprobe ne
This might locate the card for you, it did for me. irq=3 io=0x300
Thanks
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OK I have a debian system going, I have created a file
/etc/modutils/network with:
alias eth0 ne
options ne io=0x300 irq=3
update-modules, reboot.
(is this right??)
This is the same /etc/network/interfaces as laptop and laptop works on
same ethernet cable.
The desktop does not work,
I want to run a debian firewall with freeswan for internet and a VPN
tunnel. IPSEC with IKE and a shared secret.
This box will be built from scratch on a minimal harddisk, P100
processor. It must redirect my internal network to the internet. It
will redirect specific IP addresses through
This is for me to work from home so no time limit and no quotes. They
handed me a windows client on a disk, useful as tits on a bull.
The other side is Raptor client, I had a look with Google and there
were some old mailnotes but nothing very specific. It appears that
Freeswan works with
I do not know what you are worried about, back up the box before they
arrive, let them put in their autocheckup diskette and verify all your
licenses. I can guarantee that they will be very confused very quickly.
Offer to help them out by giving them a complete printed GNU license for
David Kempe wrote:
Hey sluggers,
I have dug on google and search the archives and i can't find any answer to
this specific problem.
I am trying to set up a another debian box here to use as a gateway. I
wanted to install directly off the web as I have a optus@home connection and
no cds
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