On 3/28/07, Ilya Konstantinov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mind that forwarding through the same interface as the SSH connection came
from is not the obvious thing to do. Often you want SSH forwarding precisely
for the reason that a certain destination is available to the SSH server
through an inte
ey S. Mendelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 11:04:08AM +0200, Nathan Fain wrote:
> When sshd deals with port forwarding and tunneling it seems to re
> encapsulate the outgoing packets and use the default route for
> determining which interface or internet line to
When sshd deals with port forwarding and tunneling it seems to re
encapsulate the outgoing packets and use the default route for
determining which interface or internet line to send it out on. I
have two internet lines and I want to change this behavior so that
sshd will forward the tunnel back o
programming - big advantage.
- low level programing - driver, embedded system.
- linux system programing - advantage.
- Ability and will for self-learning.
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- low level programing - driver, embedded system.
- linux system programing - advantage.
- Ability and will for self-learning.
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- an advantage.
- Knowledge in network management, backups, email servers etc.
- Good customer support skills.
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Has anyone been able to get smsclient to somehow work in israel? "SMS
Client uses your modem to dial into a messages centre operated by your
provider, this relays the message to the phone or pager." Does anyone
know of any such company in israel providing Message Centre like services?
(via a
I'm trying to find a solution for sending SMS alerts which does not rely
on internet connectivity via my LAN. The objective being to send
BigBrother alerts and whatnot via the hardware solution. I've spoken
with Orange and they have some limited solutions and I'm curious what
others have expe
I'm trying to find a solution for sending SMS alerts which does not rely
on internet connectivity via my LAN. The objective being to send
BigBrother alerts and whatnot via the hardware solution. I've spoken
with Orange and they have some limited solutions and I'm curious what
others have expe
Anyone know of a linux or unix based content filter gateway system?
That filters at least smtp traffic, pop3 being the next in priority and
http and ftp being useful features.
We have up to this point been using CA's eTrust as our traffic filter.
It filters incoming and outgoing http, ftp, po
mpile the kernel without the firewire support or disable the module from
loading ?
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Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 1:08 PM
Subject: disabling a built in pci device from linux
I'
I'm trying to disable the internet firewire device on a compaq presario
1700. There is no option in the bios to do so so I'm trying to find a
way to do this inside linux. (2.4 kernel, suse8.1 system)
Any ideas?
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I've run the demo's and set the permission and mesa has
given me it's blessing.
Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
Nathan Fain wrote:
I have a SuSE8.1 system installed with the XFree86 4.3.0 packages from
SuSE for 8.1 and KDE 3.1 on top of that. 50% of the times that I run an
application we
I have a SuSE8.1 system installed with the XFree86 4.3.0 packages from
SuSE for 8.1 and KDE 3.1 on top of that. 50% of the times that I run an
application we wrote I get the following error:
XIO: fatal IO error 0 (Success) on X server "ebony:0.0"
after 14 requests (13 known processed) with 0
I am having trouble with ACPI on a fresh 2.4.20 kernel. I've applied
the latest patch for 2.4.20 from the acpi project at sourceforge (
http://sourceforge.net/projects/acpi/ ) and while it does somewhat work
(shows power usage, controls fan), I'm having two problems that make it
impossible to
Short desc.: Screen blanks out and then keyboard and mouse will not work.
I have a laptop whose screen will blank out after five minutes of no
movement of the mouse or keyboard. When I move the mouse or press a key
the screen comes back but the keyboard and mouse will not work (though
processe
ank 0
setterm -powerdown 0
Nathan Fain wrote:
Short desc.: Screen blanks out and then keyboard and mouse will not work.
I have a laptop whose screen will blank out after five minutes of no
movement of the mouse or keyboard. When I move the mouse or press a
key the screen comes back but the keyboar
s and reference platforms that need only a single
video camera for ACC, lane departure warning and collision mitigation."
In addition, MobilEye has developed it's own hardware for this purpose.
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24 Mishol Hadkalim St., Jerusalem, I
How can i test and verify that the lock manager is working and doing
it's job over NFS?
Having trouble running a certain program over NFS (only over nfs) and
getting strange lock errors, and have my doubts that despite my
impression that it *should* be running and working (ie, rpcinfo shows
try
Orca: http://www.gps.caltech.edu/~blair/orca/docs/orcallator.html
Some of the other tools listed as being build on RDDtool:
http://www.caida.org/tools/utilities/rrdtool/
Cricket, perhaps? http://cricket.sourceforge.net/
Orca does the job for me just fine. Umm... I use orcillator (works on
so
what about remote management? I mean, will the remote management GUI which
sits on windows work with a Linux FW-1?
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. This is certainly not expected from any other employee.
Nathan
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Oh no... which network will you make that server apart of?
And, hey! Don't forget about all the other networks as well. Undernet,
EFNet and DALnet are not the only networks out there. There's the whole MS
network that you seem to be forgetting about.
Can anyone think of any other minute littl
I'm on a quest to understand where every little byte on my computer is
being used. Actually, I'm trying to determine what is happening with
all of my system resources. Here is a direct question but if you have
any further suggestions or references concerning predicting and KNOWing
system resourc
hives (maybe
someone will find it helpful).
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From: "Tzafrir Cohen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Nathan Fain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2000 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: Q: Interesting memory usage stat's
> On Sun, 28 May 200
the process that are running (most httpd), they don't
amount to much more that 30mb.
2) How can I determine TRUE memory usage?
any help or references to tfm are greatly appreciated...
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From: "Chen Shapira"
To: "'Nathan Fain'"
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 3:09 PM
Subject: RE: Linux related activities in Nazareth area
>
> > yeah a T-Shirt that says:
> > Jesus uses Linux
> >
> > (
looking to buy a couple RAID 0 controllers (preferably Adaptec, PCI).
Anyone know of a dealer in Israel?
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> eim ,anchor and another one I forgot:)
Do you mean E&M (www.eandm.co.il/)? We
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for the most part). It is important to note that the certification is NOT
the goal. It so happens that the objectives provide a good point to start
from and for many, certifications can be good motivation tools.
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in conclusion...
I dug deep and found the following resources for installing Linux on
laptops. This site covers Linux support, or lack of, for most laptops:
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
http://www.linux.org/hardware/laptop.html
The Apple iBook is not discussed so I talked
> Tuxtops.com has many nice machines, some at affordable prices. Also,
> the Toshiba's with incorporated CDs don't seem to have any problem. Last
> week I installed two Portege's (3x00) via their CDs. Took only the time to
> discover you got to press C while booting to make them boot from CD -
> t
Don't you just love the unnecessary flame :)
> Why you're doing this??
>
> Yes, you can buy Dell with Linux pre-installed, but they grab the same
> amount of money as the windows version, so its better to buy it as it is,
> repartition the disk and install Linux..
My point exactly.
> Regarding
iBook with the works is
around $2200.
Anyway, any experiences that you have had with ease of laptop hardware setup
with Linux, or lack thereof, is greatly appreciated.
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to discuss
the problems I've seen with our NOC (Navisite) and hear the +/-'s of yours.
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uot;stump" me. I hope 30 will be
enough :-7
For those that didn't get the topic list... the subject will be basic
networking up to a level that you can understand the second half which will
be on Layer 3 and 4 protocols and Denial of Service attacks related to them.
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As others have already pointed out:
RJ-45 = for most Ethernet networks (that use twisted pair cable)
and other network types as well.
RJ-11 = for the US phone system (is it only US?)
RJ-14 = Feel free to dispute me on this but I'm almost certain this
is what we use her
I have a Red Hat 6.0 machine.
Someone didn't shutdown one of my RH 6.0 machines properly and just
unplugged it from the wall. This, as expected, caused some problems with my
disk. The exact error upon reboot was:
EXT2-FS ERROR (device sd(8,3)): ext2_read_inode: unable to read inode
block - inode
I'll chime in as well to say that Maximum Security was a great read. Yes,
it is old (very old, 1998). You can't read the book, audit a network and
declare anything as being secure. What it's good for is giving those who
have no or little experience with network security (such as myself) an
idea o
If you want more info on VA-Linux check out this slashdot Q/A session
with the CEO of the company, Larry Augustin:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/01/27/1118251
He gives some technical reasons why VA-Linux machine's are more reliable
in his answer to Q#3.
- Nathan
> Ronen Engler wrote:
I failed to mention that I was looking for a ride going from Jerusalem to
the next meeting at the IDC.
ahem, yeah...
I guess I was tired when I wrote that message
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Just wondering if anyone has extra room in their car for the next IGLU
meeting? I'm looking for a ride.
thanks
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> Prof. Amnon Barak will be HAPPY to talk about his Linux
> project. He will give you a lecture hall, too ( On Ross, 3rd floor ).
Great. So that takes care of getting a place and somewhat solving the
first lecture. For an Intro to Linux lecture it would be nice to hear him
give a talk of why he c
> > 2) Someone(s) asking for the space in which to hold the meetings.
>
> this is the hard part, since all the LUG's people that have contact in
> HUJI seem to have vanished (shay, ariel, amos, marc, harvey). however,
> there might still be people on this list that have contact there (vadik
> mig
This issue may be dead. But I don't know if it should be or not (going to
guess "not")...
The problems I see for starting such on event are as follows (in order of
difficulty):
1) Someone(s) getting the courage to go to the professors and/or
"hackers" and begging them to give a lecture.
2) Someo
>i would love to come if only i had how to get there. any jerusalem people
>with a car attending?
sorry to be a parot but... same here.
I would love to make it to these lectures and I'm considering shluping 4
hours to get there and back by bus. But, if someone is going by car, please
let me know
. However, when it
comes to geeks books are preferred over food!
One last thing. As I was leaving I saw someone installing Win2k on one
of machines. Umm, maybe next time we should have a long rope and a big
tree on hand for just such an occasion :) j/k
See you in Haifa then
- Nathan Fai
o grow. The WinLinux
should send home a important message: Use any existing resources that you
can find to make the installation easier ".".
Stay proprotary...
- Nathan Fain
ICQ: 453638
Mike ALmogy wrote:
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> Any Request for Comments ?
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> http://www.winlinux.net/
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&
or is themselves
going to install linux and would like some help... POST!!! That would
just be the BOMB! and I would like to be there.
l8r
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