Hi.
Can anybody recommend a good way to really check my server load? I'm
currently checking the load using uptime (and check the average load
values), but this hardly seems a good way to really know whether the server
is 'sweating'.
Can anybody recommend any better way?
- Aviram
>
>
> >
> >What is your provider ? Do you have the same problem in Windows ?
> >
> >--
> >Regards,
> >Alex Chudnovsky,
> >E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >ICQ : 35559910
>
> My provider is NetVision and I don't have the same problem in windows.
>
I do not recall anyone mentioned the modem init
> > > I want to install a mailing list server on one of my comps.
> > > Ill be happy to hear recommendation about a good mailing list.
> For a free software solution (as opposed to Qmail + something), try
Is there an option in Squishdot to setup a poll ?
If there is, it will be really interesting
On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 09:36:32PM +0200, you wrote the following:
> > I want to install a mailing list server on one of my comps.
> >
> > Ill be happy to hear recommendation about a good mailing list.
For a free software solution (as opposed to Qmail + something), try
out Listar. I find it to
Hi, Oren!
On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 12:39:30PM +0300, you wrote the following:
> I think it's a real 'hutzpa' that SuSE started selling version 7.0
> already,
> but still doesn't let people download.
> 99% of the programs there were made by volunteers (GPL and all this),
> and they cost money for
hi all
i just installed postfix as mailserver and i have some problems
when i tring to get my email from client machine (another domain) it
doesn't accept my username and passwords (i using Username and password
that i defined to my linux account)
maybe postfix requires something else?
thanx Pav
I am using Ezmlm www.ezmlm.org .
It has good database support, fast, easy to setup and have some
other nice features.
Description of my favorite looks like this :
In addition, ezmlm has a number of new inventions. One of these is
bounce detection, which generates an automatic warning containing
There is a free, open source AFS client for several operating system, and I
know several people who are using it under linux/*bsd. See
http://www.stacken.kth.se/projekt/arla/
I've working quite a bit with AFS in a mixed Unix enviroment, but never with
windows.
Martha Greenberg
[EMAIL PROTECTE
No,
I mean the Open AFS from IBM themselves (look at www.transarc.com).
Schlomo
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Martha Greenberg wrote:
> There is a free, open source AFS client for several operating system, andI
> know several people who are using it under linux/*bsd. See
> http://www.stacken.kth.se/pro
Hi
I want to install a mailing list server on one of my comps.
Ill be happy to hear recommendation about a good mailing list.
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Oren Held wrote:
>
> Hello All
>
> I think it's a real 'hutzpa' that SuSE started selling version 7.0
> already,
> but still doesn't let people download.
> 99% of the programs there were made by volunteers (GPL and all this),
> and they cost money for it, and don't let people get it.
Just to ad
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
>
> Actually, if you read the GPL, you will find it is perfectly legal for
> them to sell this product and not offer anyone the option to download for
> free. All the GPL requires them to do is to make the sources available to
> anyone who has legally obtained the binaries
Hello Schlomo!
1. That's xfs' description in freshmeat: "A high-performance journaling file
system."
so it supports journaling, I guess :)
2. That's its homepage, as freshmeat says (didn't try it). Maybe you
could get more info:http://oss.sgi.com/projects/xfs/
Cya,
Oren.
> Does it have journal
Current winmodems fall into two classes; DSP modems and HSP (Host signal
processing modems) modems. The DSP modems have a on board Digital Signal
Processor which does most of the work, like the IBM modem you described. The
HSP modems leave it up to the CPU to do the decoding. The PC Tel modem i
Hello Shlomo!
I don't know about XFS much more than you do,
I just know that :
1. It's faster than ext2
2. The recovery after power failours and such things (Like what fsck does at
startup),
is much faster and more efficiency.
It will have a kernel support in 2.4.x as I understood.
Cya,
Oren.
or get one based on the ESS chipset which is much easier to find then a
Lucent modem in Isael. (Also, I have found that some Lucent winmodems [one I
bought in the US] don't like Bezeq's phone lines and will only work in the
US)
>From: Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Kalaev, Maxim" <[E
>
>What is your provider ? Do you have the same problem in Windows ?
>
>--
>Regards,
>Alex Chudnovsky,
>E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>ICQ : 35559910
My provider is NetVision and I don't have the same problem in windows.
Thanks,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
"Please could someone explain to my brain that
Big oops..
URL: http://www.geocities.com/heunique/winmodems/linmodem-howto-all.html
Hetz
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Lately, I have seen many people who wants to buy an Analog PCI modems, and
> having problem to select one which is supported under Linux..
>
> No more..
>
> I have
They will offer it for free - next month probably (as an "evaluation" version)
Hetz
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
>
> Actually, if you read the GPL, you will find it is perfectly legal for
> them to sell this product and not offer anyone the option to download for
> free. All the GPL requires them to
Hi All,
Lately, I have seen many people who wants to buy an Analog PCI modems, and
having problem to select one which is supported under Linux..
No more..
I have mirrored the new version of Linmodem howto (a new version came out today)
- which shows which modem chipset is supported, which noteb
Actually, if you read the GPL, you will find it is perfectly legal for
them to sell this product and not offer anyone the option to download for
free. All the GPL requires them to do is to make the sources available to
anyone who has legally obtained the binaries from them.
Assuming that all the
Hello All
I think it's a real 'hutzpa' that SuSE started selling version 7.0
already,
but still doesn't let people download.
99% of the programs there were made by volunteers (GPL and all this),
and they cost money for it, and don't let people get it.
Cya,
Oren.
===
EFNet servers:
irc.inter.net.il
irc.lightning.net
irc.ef.net
> >
> > Hello Everybody!
> >
> > I opened a channel at efnet , called #iglu .
> > Please join it and help to make it popular,
> > so it'll be another way to communicate and help
> > the Israeli Linux users.
> >
> > Cya,
> > Oren.
>
>
Do you know anything about IBMs ASF 3.6 going Open Source ?
Schlomo
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Mevorach, Assaf wrote:
> I know that there is one company that distribute afs client for Linux for
> free.
> I even once installed it and worked with it. I was not impressed...
> you can try looking for it o
I know that there is one company that distribute afs client for Linux for
free.
I even once installed it and worked with it. I was not impressed...
you can try looking for it on the Web.
I now work with IBM's afs and it works fine. beside the fact that from time
to time
it lost the token and nothi
Hi,
I saw on the net a note about IBMs AFS going open source.
This thing seems to be quite interesting in terms of Windows/Unix mixed
networks, but I didn't yet find a download site :-(
Does anybody have experience with AFS, especially on Linux & Windows 9X/NT
?
Schlomo
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