On 01/17/2014 09:31 PM, David Wilcox wrote:
> For me, it's not about if you can do any one thing with a linux shell
> vs a gui. For the most part, guis have all the individual
> functionality of a shell. As I see it, shells buy you two things:
>
> 1) Scriptability. Writing a bash script to repeat a
..Echoecho...e...
Really, this list has been pretty dead recently. Does it even work anymore?
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On 04/08/2013 09:08 AM, Richard Esplin wrote:
Vertical space is more valuable than horizontal space when coding or writing
because it allows more context to appear on the screen at a time.
Unless you are Chinese; then width is more important. Put that together
with who actually makes the thi
e WHEN one of the
drives fails, and a partial page write causing no more harm to the SSD
than a single SSD would experience. The biggest risk is saturating the
bus, thus cutting your total performance to about half what it would be
using a single drive.
Grazie,
Daniel Fussell
Disclaimer: I
So, I don't remember hearing an election result. Were the UUG elections
held? If so, who is our new esteemed dictator-for-life-or-next-election?
With all this heated debating and positioning going on, I figured it
would be good to get it all over with at the same time...
;-Daniel Fu
On 10/24/2012 01:20 PM, Topher Cullen wrote:
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Daniel Fussell <mailto:dfuss...@byu.edu>> wrote:
AMD has been great, with the exception of the K5's, and this last
Bulldozer fiasco. I have my hopes that AMD will get it together
and pu
me, I'm losing a power supply fan, and I'm leaning to
replacing the whole thing rather than just the fan. Is there a supplier
in the provo area with decent power supplies?
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e surprisingly fast
when I last played tuxkart on an ultrabook. But that's about all the
testing I've ever done with them.
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pdates. But they aren't on the top of my
list anymore.
As expensive as Intel is (both board and chip), my last 2 personal
machines have been Intel for both parts. Once because I was in a tight
spot and my local supplier only stocks Intel, and my current machine
because of
sident
>> Librarian
>> Secretary
>> Webmaster
> I believe Kirk Johnson has previously indicated that he would like to
> run for President, so I nominate him for that office.
>
If he wins, do we get to call him Capt. Kirk?
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though it pains me to say so.
Does anyone have any experience with the new Opterons that can confirm
if they are DOA performance-wise? Or does recompiling with special gcc
flags to optimize the multiply ordering restore AMD's standing for
threaded server performance?
Grazie,
;-Daniel Fusse
un by an unsuspecting
user, in a nefarious plot to take over the world!
Did I mention I hate that machine?
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blue one day as well (though I didn't have data DVDs to
test with at the time).
Or am I totally forgetting some obvious -enable-dvd-video kernel
parameter that I've long since forgotten about?
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Has anyone tried Ulteo Open Virtual Desktop? If so, how is it's
performance? Is it as good as Citrix, or maybe faster like HP RGS or
VirtualGL?
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On 12/14/2011 02:17 PM, Daniel Fussell wrote:
> On 12/13/2011 07:24 PM, Topher Fischer wrote:
> In response to Mr. Fischer,
>
> As (il)legal and (un)recognized counsel to Mr. Cullen, it is my duty to
> respond to your claims of copyright infringement as stated in your
> complaint
(2) International court opinion additionally holds that a single word is
insufficient to comprise a copyright work,
(3) The work in question is best described as an idea as set forth in 17
USC S.S. 102, and as such is explicitly excluded from copyright protection.
Therefore the complaint in qu
On 12/07/2011 05:25 PM, Daniel Fussell wrote:
> On 12/06/2011 11:37 PM, Alex Esplin wrote:
>> Disclaimer: I'd consider C to be about the easiest-to-learn language
>> there is, but that's a different discussion, for another day. :p
>>
> Here, here!
>
Additional
On 12/06/2011 11:37 PM, Alex Esplin wrote:
> Disclaimer: I'd consider C to be about the easiest-to-learn language
> there is, but that's a different discussion, for another day. :p
>
Here, here!
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On 11/28/2011 05:25 PM, Bryan Murdock wrote:
>
> This is right in line with the best advice I ever got. If you love
> your current job, but the money isn't right, tell your manager exactly
> that so that you can work together to fix the problem.
>
> Now, if the company is dysfunctional, your manag
and more
latency (it's a single processor system). I'm thinking I might reduce
the cost by increasing the --blocking-factor of the archive, though that
means re-archiving and extra complexity when restoring the archive.
Does anyone have any better ideas on archiving/verifying very large
an all-call
for openings you are aware of in your respective companies. If you know
of something that would be a good fit for him, email me off-list and
I'll forward his resume to you.
Grazie,
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x27;s also posted on the BYU
student job boards. (jobs.byu.edu).
Grazie
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locking performance will have the
greatest over-all benefit for the windows clients. So has anyone had to
improve NFS' lockd performance? Is it possible, or is lockd the major
driving reason for clustered filesystems and/or parallel-NFS development?
And does anyone have any experience with
r of years ago. I found it
simple enough to use in the early days of my network understanding.
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On 04/27/2011 10:22 PM, Jacob Albretsen wrote:
> On Friday 22 April 2011, Daniel Fussell wrote:
>
>> I like the android development idea. If we could get permission from
>> the studio, we could probably watch Tron someplace like the
>> planetarium. Otherwise, I hear
On 04/27/2011 09:19 PM, Aaron Toponce wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 02:30:25PM -0600, Daniel Fussell wrote:
>> In one of my prior lives, in a city far, far away, I worked for a
>> company that was required to do a "Sneakers" style penetration test.
>> This wa
On 04/27/2011 02:49 PM, Andrew McNabb wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 02:30:25PM -0600, Daniel Fussell wrote:
>> In the worst case,
>> the business may not open it's doors tomorrow. Don't believe me? I
>> watched an $800 million company disappear literall
On 04/25/2011 07:18 PM, Matthew Gardner wrote:
> This whole conversation really comes down to this: what's your prior
> on the kinds of attacks that you expect? Because people have
> different beliefs about which attacks are likely, they come to
> different conclusions about security. If you
probably watch Tron someplace like the
planetarium. Otherwise, I hear the police like nothing better than to
show up and crash the party.
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On 04/16/2011 02:21 PM, AJ ONeal wrote:
More importantly, why isn't SSO being used instead?
And in the rare case that authorization depends on discrete
authentication, what is the password being used for?
If it's a *bank password*, then J4fS<2 is terribly insecure.
Just use 12345. Experi
Has anybody using an iwl3945 wireless driver updated to openSuSE 11.4
and/or kernel 2.6.37 and found the new driver leaves the kills switch on
(i.e., wireless no-worky)?
Grazie,
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On 04/05/2011 06:30 PM, Addison Higham wrote:
> Hrm, being a unix user group, I am surprised no one has taken the
> route of convincing you to try and just get your family to use some
> linux flavor.
>
> Normally, I probably would just keep quiet, but all this fuss trying
> to make an OS work
fter 5 years) make it to bash, so they are all
> just side benefits. :)
Out of pure curiosity (as opposed to flame bait) how is the vim mode
better? I didn't know zsh had a vim mode, let alone a better one.
Though I like vim, vi mode on the command like has proven to be a pain
(at least
On 02/24/2011 09:34 PM, Addison Higham wrote:
> Seconded!
>
> A nice reflash to the newest version and a wipe of all the settings
> (don't allow it to copy the settings over from the old fw) can do
> wonders in improving stability.
>
> Also, depending upon the model and your location for it, th
as a programmer, but the code hasn't been
updated since 2.6.17 and the kernel API has changed significantly since
then. If somebody has a programmer it would save me a lot of headache
trying to update ct-flasher.
Grazie,
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On 01/26/2011 11:58 AM, Jan L. Peterson wrote:
> On Jan 26, 2011, at 11:22 AM, AJ ONeal wrote:
>> I don't know about y'all, but I often find cases where I wish I had msleep
>> in bash.
> Just curious... what are some cases where you need this functionality?
> Precision timing would be hard to
s and Linux newbies out there, welcome to the BYU
Unix Users Group; where you won't be crucified unless you top-post or
leave annoying, marketing-driven tag lines in your footers!
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09:04:23 up 965 days, 16:47, 1 user, load average: 0.08, 0.14, 0.16
B
On 01/20/2011 10:39 PM, Michael Torrie wrote:
> Grow up. Nick wasn't raging.
>
> Personally I think the iPhone signatures look stupid and unprofessional
> (in any language). But whatever floats your boat.
>
Bravo, here-here, and all that!
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On 01/18/2011 02:09 PM, Jacob Albretsen wrote:
>
> Yes, sometime after 1989 the creaters of Quantum Leap went to the UK
> and remade it in to Doctor Who after traveling back to 1963.
So you're saying Doctor Who was based on a true story? How fractal.
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On 01/09/2011 05:25 PM, Daniel Dilts wrote:
>
> Folds rock. There is a command that you can put in your vimrc that
> will autofold on syntax, so it will fold on all {} blocks as you code.
I've been messing with folds recently and thought syntax folding looked
like a great idea. But I found it
on my specialized,
highly-trained whims.
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On 11/04/2010 11:50 AM, Alex Esplin wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 18:45, Stephen M. McQuay wrote:
>> uug --
>>
>> I have an MBA friend who is looking to interview people who just love a
>> product
>> or a company; the product in his case is Linux. He is going to interview me
>> this Friday, a
re are others who lack transportation or time. Maybe we could
even get Stewart Jansen or David Evans to come down and add some
credible industry signers. Besides, Stewart doesn't get out this way
enough anyway...
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On 09/09/2010 02:04 PM, Michael Torrie wrote:
> Very true. Of course every time I consider adding a third disk, the
> price of disks twice the size of what I have seems to drop. So I just
> keep buyimg new, bigger disks every couple of years.
>
>
I do something similar.
On 09/09/2010 01:51 PM, Robert LeBlanc wrote:
>
> Now that I want to move my Myth recordings to my ESXi server, I can
> just take out the disks that contain the recordings and put them into
> my ESXi box and use RDM to access them. I'll pass through my tuner
> cards straight to the backend VM, a
nd of lvmcfgrestore was much more relaxing (and
successful).
Where the pvmoves are highly sequential, I wouldn't expect the drive to
fail from excessive head thrashing. Maybe run badblocks on the (empty)
drive before a pvmove?
Grazie,
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't yet. I don't think it's
supported in the local file utilities either (ls, chmod, etc).
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On 08/31/2010 12:42 PM, Stuart Jansen wrote:
> If there aren't any files yet:
>
> setfacl -m u:john:rwx,u:james:rwx /home/shared/
> setfacl -m d:u:john:rwx,d:u:james:rwx /home/shared/
>
> If there are files:
>
> find /home/shared/ -type f \
>| xargs setfacl -m u:john:rw,u:james:rw
> find /home/
On 08/09/2010 06:38 PM, Jacob Adams wrote:
>> I'm going to nominate Jake Adams for Secretary, Garretty Hyde for Webmaster,
>> and I'll accept the nomination in running for president. While I recognize
>> that I am not a McNabb, I know the McNabb's, so that's close enough.
>>
> On behalf of a
.
Despite party differences, we will all be united in the love of our
community, kernel-land of the free, ~ of the brave. One society, under
development, with stability and progress for all.
The world must be made safe for software freedom. It is surely the
manifest destiny
On 08/09/2010 10:41 AM, Topher Fischer wrote:
> It would be very much appreciated if Jake, Garret, and Andrew would
> accept their nominations.
>
>
Nothing like a little public peer pressure to ramrod a nomination...
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The
On 08/06/2010 01:35 PM, Topher Fischer wrote:
> Please limit nominations to current BYU students. You may (and are
> encouraged to) nominate yourself. All nominations must be accepted by
> the nominee to be considered for election. The following positions are
> open:
>
>
I was going to nomin
On 04/28/2010 06:47 PM, Stuart Jansen wrote:
> On Wed, 2010-04-28 at 18:36 -0600, AJ ONeal wrote:
>
>
>> This kind of comparison
>> http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Hobzfd-C10I/S50q8f1SKEI/A2w/9EgL1Xzkg0Y/s640/Screen+shot+2010-03-14+at+12.27.09+PM.png
>>
> Dude, seriously, you've never h
puters probably weren't connected to anything but a Novell
> server in a corner.
>
>
I made a deal with my wife; I'd read Twilight with her if she would read
the Ultimate Hitchhikers Guide to the Universe with me. I just can't
get her to keep her end of the deal...
;-D
On 04/27/2010 09:46 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> Raise your hand if you know what Whistler was. :)
>
I am ashamed to admit I do. Fortunately, we are allowed us to learn
from our mistakes, rather than be condemned by them.
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d to get a network engineer mad than to setup
> a rogue DHCP server and make him find it.
>
>
Yes, he'll hunt you down and fdisk your brain.
Grazie,
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! The only thing a survey tells you is what other people think.
> Who cares what other people think?
>
>
Your right, it's all about what I think.
Vim: infinity
Emacs: negative infinity
Vim FTW!
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And
64K was enough for anybody.
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n 10 years this discussion will be filled with comments
about how nano is a great operating system, if they could just do
something about that editor...
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to shun you now.
>
>
I used nano for a minute because I had an employee that likes it and it
was on the server I assigned him to set up. After a minute, it drove me
nuts, and I promptly replaced all the /etc/alternatives to point to vi.
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key commands, and the screwy Home-Home-Home-Up style
navigation commands. Now that I think about it, that screwy
home-home-home thing is somewhat similar to the number of time I push Esc.
No wonder I will at home in vi.
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if I'm wrong :-).
>
> -jan-
>
YOUR WRONG. See, I'm willing to correct you even when you are right. ;-)
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ll
experience, you may have partially completed option 3. Go getem' tiger!
We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting. It will be held
sometime in the near to distance future. Unless it isn't. In which
case it won't. Be sure to bring your secret handshake and SSL de
7;s _way_
better!" Occasionally she pines for her iTunes, but our relationship
has never been better.
So just use Linux, your wife will thank you (someday).
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Linux: better for relationships too.
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growth and disk
migration. It's much nicer than creating a new filesystem on a new
disk/volume and cp/rsyncing while files are in use.
I like ext4, but I don't see a reason to move to it until either the
defragger or NFS4 ACLs are ready. I'm a little disappointed with ext4,
I
On 04/21/2010 05:23 PM, AJ ONeal wrote:
> The truth of the matter is that no matter how good the filesystem is,
> you can't keep using it after the author brutally murders his wife and
> abandons his company while in jail.
>
> Ext4 wins.
>
> AJ ONeal
>
Yes, Hans flipped and corrupted. I can't sa
ti-mode uses
LEDs or cheap surface lasers.
Be careful when working with multi-mode just like you would single-mode;
even though there is just an LED on the other end, the way the light is
refracted and reflected inside the cable focuses the light. So don't
look at cable end with remain
y of their
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What kind of rack, server or telecom, what kind of mounting holes
(square/round), what manuf
en installed) and it
comes in at 200MB. I don't know what you'd be looking at after
installing ruby, but if you need something quick, it might be a starting
point.
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up yet to compare.
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Michael Torrie wrote:
> Daniel Fussell wrote:
>
>
>> Bah. Add the older repository, specify the older version you want, away
>> you go.
>>
>
> Surely this is a questionable practice? Are the older repositories
> really maintained?
There are securit
Michael Torrie wrote:
> So after a lively debate over the merits of different Linux
> distributions, I've decided to give up and move to Windows 7.
"Beware the dark side...If once you start down the dark path, forever
will it dominate your destiny."
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h
Stuart Jansen wrote:
> On Sun, 2009-11-22 at 20:32 -0700, Brandon Pedersen wrote:
>
>> No kidding...this is my only problem with Fedora right now. Although,
>> the way they handle packages in Fedora is about 10 times better than
>> in openSuSE with YAST, so I can live with it for now.
>>
>
Stuart Jansen wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-11-24 at 18:10 -0700, Daniel Fussell wrote:
>
>> Bah. Add the older repository, specify the older version you want, away
>> you go.
>>
>> Granted, testing is required, swim at your own risk, objects in mirror
>> are
: I'm in no way related to Guru Labs, nor received
compensation for my comments. Unless you count Enlightenment Putty.
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he UUG. ;-)
So let's all be civil, conscientious trimmers, who post bottom or
in-context with discretion, always remembering the Alamo; and all that
bloodshed can be avoided.
Grazie,
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tall.)
"This agreement constitutes the entire agreement between licensor and
licensee and supersedes any previous agreement, written or verbal."
(this includes any interpretation provided by an employee.)
While Microsoft might not actively disable the software or send the BSA
to hunt
Daniel Dilts wrote:
> Yes, additional methods might be convenient, but they certainly aren't
> so inconvenient as to make them essential.
>
> I saw a quote the other day, "Syntactic sugar causes cancer of the
> semicolon."
Perhaps I was ruined at a young age by the Java collections framework
(al
It's near the top of my list at any
rate.
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Jon Jensen wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Sep 2009, Daniel Fussell wrote:
>
>
>> I started with MySQL back in the day before Postgres had a stable,
>> non-vacuum needing release. I also wasn't impressed when the release I
>> got forced the use of caps for SQL reserved
Stuart Jansen wrote:
> On Fri, 2009-09-11 at 18:02 -0600, Daniel Fussell wrote:
>
>> If it's broken, it's because Sun broke it. It's still faster than postgres.
>>
>
> Revisionist history at its finest, while still managing to hold onto ol
Stuart Jansen wrote:
> On Fri, 2009-09-11 at 09:27 -0600, Daniel Fussell wrote:
>
>> Jan L. Peterson wrote:
>>
>>> (specifically PostgreSQL and Oracle... note that we do NOT use MySQL).
>>>
>>>
>> Oooo, them's fight'n
Jan L. Peterson wrote:
> (specifically PostgreSQL and Oracle... note that we do NOT use MySQL).
>
Oooo, them's fight'n words. I demand satisfaction. You choose the
game, the time, and the place. Except Thursdays. Thursdays aren't good
for me. :-)
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. In short,
it's a pain to modify.
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Brent Thomson wrote:
> Justin Hileman wrote:
>
>> AJ ONeal wrote:
>>
>>> I've seen a lot of strange ways to enforce security in passwords, but
>>> this one is a little different from what I'm used to.
>>>
>>>
>> At least your bank lets you have 8... Mine only gives me 7 :)
>>
>
Brandon Stout wrote:
> It's user error. PEBKAC - Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair.
>
>
We always called them ID10T errors, but I guess I'm old school...
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Richard Esplin wrote:
> Donald A Norman advocates shunning such excuses:
>
> "The designer must consider the properties of all the system components --
> including the humans -- as well as their interactions. The various technical
> publications of the field attest to a concern with software and
Michael Torrie wrote:
> Nicholas Blatter wrote:
>
>> Wow, thanks for the replies!
>>
>
> >From what I hear about the Acer laptop, Linux installs and runs alright,
> but there is zero support for the Intel graphics chipset in Linux. So
> if you can coax it to run at the native 1368x768 reso
sponsor my extended
family's linux conversion initiative. They'd also work well as
mythboxen, dorm servers, beowulf cluster members, etc. They still have
their XP Pro license stickers if you need it for a VM.
Grazie,
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http
ll CD1 debian install versus 35 minutes for
burned cd). I'm so spoiled by it now I've started biting my thumb at
burned optical media, and at people that actually use Facebook. But
that could be because I'm getting old, and in either case, I don't have
the life or neu
AJ ONeal wrote:
>
>> Magic fairy dust and giggles?
>
> That must be it! Now...how do you protect against that?
>
>
> "I don't believe in fairies. I don't believe in fairies. I don't
> believe in fairies."
That only works if the fair
it might keep my son from picking off all the
good stuff.
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...
What out for the FAT, you can get permanent storage bloat.
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more channels included. Do they still provide a DVR with your service?
I never requested it, and I'm beginning to fear my Honey-do list will
prevent me from ever getting around to fixing my Myth box...
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Th
#x27;s apartments that don't use it or are rarely home)
Latency at both places was relatively high, but stable. My biggest
problem with SFCN has been the DNS server's reliability, and a couple
service outages a year lasting several hours. Otherwise, it's been
Robert LeBlanc wrote:
> What do you mean by split-up? Debian has multi-path and also the new
> RDMA (?) that has improved performance on our SAN by a great deal.
>
> Robert
>
> On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 9:34 PM, Daniel Fussell <mailto:dfuss...@byu.edu>> wrote:
>
>
e. It took him forever to get an install.
Seriously. Then it was even longer for him to get his first bill. I'm
talking around 6 or 7 months. If he hadn't kept pestering them to send
him a bill, he probably could have continue on that "value" package
indefinitely.
;-Dani
ilities or configs for it.
Grazie,
;-Daniel Fussell
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ore complex as your routers become more heterogeneous.
The community string acts as a (retarded) password in SNMP, so if it was
something the MIB let you access, you would have to know it before you
could query/trap for it (which kind of defeats the purpose, eh?)
Sorry to be of so little help.
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