.
* The freedom to improve the program and release your improvements
to the public, so that the whole community benefits (freedom 3).
Access to the source code is a precondition.
For example, Microsoft uses many of the TCP applications and drivers
from BSD, but will
up against that limit. He
decided that forever is 30 years and wondered why QA got an error when
they tried to set a schedule end date with it. No, we don't use any 64
bit OS, yet.
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wall so that while there is an active
outgoing connection on port 21, allow any incoming connections from the
same IP address?
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nly have letter sized paper. I have yet to see a single box
of A4 or any other ISO size. Sure, my printers can handle A4, but where
can I buy a couple reams of it?
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From: Jon Radel
>Bob McConnell wrote:
>> On Behalf Of Al Plant
>>> Valentin Bud wrote:
>>>> hello,
>>>> what do you know about this site: http://www.metricamerica.com/.
>>>> i don't remember where i have read that America is going to appl
> I might be the server.
>
> Can I diagnose this any further?
Set up Wireshark to capture the UDP packets. Compare a successful
assignment with the unsuccessful variations. See which side stops
responding in each conversation and troubleshoot that e
Slackware Linux. It is a combined DNS/DHCP server
that works well on small private networks. I don't know if it runs on
BSD.
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To
"-Original Message-", is the clue that he is using
the Microsoft client. That is its standard separator for all replies.
Yes, it is a major pain. I really do prefer Thunderbird.
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just so he can use it, with MS-Windows running in a VM.
But it can only be run on overpriced hardware available from a single
supplier. Until there are multiple sources, I don't consider it worth
evaluating.
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them with all of the details,
what you found, what didn't work, what you modified and the final
results. If you have traces or data captures, they may want to see them.
They can't fix problems they don't understand. If they don't have access
to that hardware, or something si
a network boot and install?
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a handful of web pages with full access to the scheduler.
There is also an option for an IR remote control. The PVR-350 can output
to a standard analog TV if you don't like the smaller computer display.
There is a separate antenna input for FM radio. I haven
id by some company or consortium just to
maintain various portions of the system. But until that day comes, we
have to allow the maintainers some slack in this and other issues.
Patience is a virtue,
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> existing ones last forever?
Well, if you actually used them once in a while, and even did something
she found useful, they wouldn't last so long and she wouldn't complain
so loudly (B^).
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ges. We expect the overall cost to be
significantly less than a DeskJet with all of the refills it would eat.
I suspect we will have covered the difference in the printer prices
before we burn through the 700 pages the original cartridges should
provide. Plus the pages don't smear when we ha
27;s ease of use on the GUI. I believe the best way
to attack that problem is to find a new paradigm to replace the desktop,
which is not a great interface model to begin with.
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If a messy desk is the sign of a cluttered mind, what is an empty desk
the sign of?
On Behalf Of Chad Perrin
> On Mon, Dec 01, 2008 at 01:25:24PM -0500, Bob McConnell wrote:
>> On Behalf Of Chad Perrin
>>
>> On the other hand, both Unix and Linux have a long way to go before
they
>> can match Microsoft's ease of use on the GUI. I believe the best
hat will emulate a few hundred embedded devices,
each opening a socket directly to a server, which currently resides in
another VM session on the host only network. This setup, coupled with
real devices on the external network should give us a much more
realistic environment for stress testing our syste
r bridged onto a real Ethernet segment. I am using
IPFW
>> with DummyNet to inject some measure of reality into this system.
>>
>> This is the beginnings of a test bench for several commercial
>> applications. My goal, once I get this device working, is to write an
>> application for tap(4) that will emulate a few hundred embedded
devices,
>> each opening a socket directly to a server, which currently resides
in
>> another VM session on the host only network. This setup, coupled with
>> real devices on the external network should give us a much more
>> realistic environment for stress testing our systems.
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>> Bob McConnell
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From: Bob McConnell
>From: Wojciech Puchar
>>>
>>> The basic setup sequence is:
>>>
>>> ifconfig tap0 create
>>> ifconfig tap0 inet 10.3.4.254/24
>>> route -v add 10.3.4.0/24 10.3.4.254
>>
>> ifconfig tap0 up
>>
>&
drift usually gets worse as the hardware ages. I
believe you are also looking at the software clock, not the hardware
clock. The latter may be a little more accurate, since the former may be
slowed down by interrupts and software that disables them.
Install ntpd and let it adjust the clock for you.
x
or pointer between threads, usually through a mailbox or message queue.
It's a simple trick for message passing that I picked up years ago while
using the CTASK and XINU kernels.
Thanks for all the help,
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ybody know of code that does this?
> (and yes I know sending the messages as individual udp packets would
be
> easier - I'm already doing that internally but it doesn't work for
> opening up the data stream to the public).
Already bee
From: Robert Huff
> Bob McConnell writes:
>
>> >>> define what "enterprise level router" is
>> >>
>> >> Something that doesn't say 'Vista capable' on the box?
>> >
>> > so get 486, 16MB RAM, needed am
needed for full 100Mb/s capability)
Finding a box with that enough PCI slots might be problematic.
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need that many Ethernet ports, but I do need most of those PCI
slots. I was unable to locate a box with more than four slots and a
warranty that was acceptable to our Production group. I'm still not sure
about the warranty or that we can buy it in a case with power supply.
But at least I have
complaint to the
group that owns the genuine seal, and possibly one to your local
consumer rights advocate.
Good luck,
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I see in the release notes for 7.0 that experimental support for POSIX
message queues has been added. Where can I find information on what
functions are available and how they differ from the POSIX descriptions?
I would like to use them for inter-thread message passing.
Thank you,
Bob McConnell
w to set
>> it up, I'm some what strangeling if my setup will work at all.
>>
IIRC, IPSEC cannot work through a NAT connection. NAT changes header
fields that IPSEC uses for packet authentication. So the receiver cannot
validate the content of the modified header.
Bob McConnel
; Any suggestions for possible causes or further troubleshooting
> approaches are appreciated.
Does that modem support Unimodem Diagnostics? What do you get from a
'#UD' command right after the failed connection attempt?
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nswering system to start that conversation. The NO CARRIER message
suggests that the other end dropped the connection, or hung up on you
instead of sending the opening message. That should be worth filing a
trouble report.
Is it possible that those serial ports have been disabled, or that
pro
ke it's about to take off.
One of the device probes during startup could be sending what appears to
be a full speed command to the fan controller.
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frequencies.
>
> -cpghost.
No legends here. The horizontal sweep frequency for televisions in the
US is 17,500 Hz. Many people could hear that whistle from cheap flyback
transformers. Other devices would buzz, hum or rattle when they
resonated with EM fields. Occasionally they can be heard by h
ation.
> [for now, the URL would not be published.]
Have you looked at any wiki software? I have Dokuwiki running on an
Apache server here at the office as an idea and collaboration incubator.
There were over 1100 pages created on it the first year. It's all
written in PHP and was quite s
I have gotten several messages on this list from an Andrew Barry which
Lookout cannot open. The error message is "Can't open this item. Your
Digital ID name can not be found by the underlying security system." Can
anyone tell me what is causing this?
Thank you,
your messages, so their SPAM filter appears to be blocking you.
Bob McConnell
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On 10-Jun
Paul,
The message you sent right after this one produced the same error in
Outlook as Andrew's.
Bob McConnell
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Subjec
From: Gary Kline
> On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 08:08:11AM -0400, Bob McConnell wrote:
> > On Behalf Of Gary Kline:
> > >
> > > This is a bit hard to figure out how to phrase, so please bear
> > > with me. I want to put-back a BBS/forum type app somewhere on
onse to your earlier message, I do not have control over which
mail agent I use. That is dictated by the company's IT group. It may
soon be further downgraded to Office 2007, if the rumors I hear are
correct.
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disk burner software packages only work with SCSI
devices. They require a SCSI translator for ATA/IDE drives. Is there a
SCSI emulation option available for your SATA drives.
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nd, I thought this was one of the problems that journal
led file systems were invented to solve.
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defragmenting?) the files and reordering some tables to
more closely match their indexes? Would this reduce the response time on
the new server, at least until a significant amount of additional data
was added that reverses these effects?
Thank you,
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on tester's handbook" and make
sure u
> pass all the tests in the book and u should be ok
How intense depends on which PCI level you are aiming for and which
services you will have running on that server. We have completed level 3
for our hosted web servers and fi
Where can I find an authoritative list of libraries and functions that
are thread safe? I am using FreeBSD 7.0 RELEASE, and none of the
documentation I have been able to get my eyes on even mention threads.
Thank you,
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indows. Some can be adjusted by adding or changing
registry values and rebooting. Others can only be modified by changing
constants and recompiling. Your best bet to find which this is would be
to do a search on MSDN. Or, if you have an MCSE from the early years, he
might be able to look it up for
designed so that it could not work through either NAT or
proxy firewalls. Both schemes change header fields that are considered
immutable by IPSEC. So it breaks a checksum.
Wouldn't it be better to set up SSH tunnels or a secure VPN?
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n addition, there are too many people and listserves involved, so it is
not manageable.
Bob McConnell
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ook at, read up on.
W3Schools has some color charts at
<http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp> that could be useful. They built
a chart that shows which colors most browsers can understand. They also
have some grey scale charts at the end of their advanced HTML tutorial.
Bob McConnell
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