On 10/10/2014 14:22, ken mays via openindiana-discuss wrote:
I understand that there is a new SSL Beta version available and some
patches for the latest Bash version.Perhaps someone could test these and
push them downstream.
Robert
On 10/10/2014 14:22, ken mays via openindiana-discuss wrot
You missed Tribblix and DilOS and a few others. Same as in cars, why are there
so many of them that do
similar things ??? Choices.
Tribblix, XStreamOS-Desktop, and OI are the current leading 'desktop-oriented'
distros. Those distros differ in
package management and default desktops (amongest oth
True!
That's why i pay for hard&software support on solaris 11.2. (Prices are
reasonable when you have Sun hardware)
But 11.2 != openindiana.
On 10 oktober 2014 02:08:00 Dave Pooser wrote:
On 10/9/14 5:13 PM, "The Outsider" wrote:
>Hmm i am sorry. I seem to have missed that.
>Last tim
On 10/9/14 5:13 PM, "The Outsider" wrote:
>Hmm i am sorry. I seem to have missed that.
>Last time i installed and tested it i needed to get a registrationkey and
>wasn't allowed to use nexenta for business without paying a quite high
>amount of euros.
>
>But that was 3 years ago.
Open source !=
Hmm i am sorry. I seem to have missed that.
Last time i installed and tested it i needed to get a registrationkey and
wasn't allowed to use nexenta for business without paying a quite high
amount of euros.
But that was 3 years ago.
On 9 oktober 2014 23:18:03 Bayard Bell wrote:
On 9 Octobe
Bayard Bell писал 10.10.2014 01:10:
On 9 October 2014 20:41, openindi...@out-side.nl
wrote:
From my limited tunnelview:
Nexenta: closed source, no real root, no zones. IF you want storage
with
support this is the best option.
Please define closed source while accounting for this fundame
On 9 October 2014 20:41, openindi...@out-side.nl
wrote:
> From my limited tunnelview:
>
> Nexenta: closed source, no real root, no zones. IF you want storage with
> support this is the best option.
>
Please define closed source while accounting for this fundamental fact:
https://github.com/nexe
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Onderwerp: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Future of OI (was Bash Bug issue)
At the risk of sounding like the corporate hack I doubtless am... what's the OI
"elevator pitch" -- the 10-second explanation of why OI exists, and why I
should use it vs another Illumos var
At the risk of sounding like the corporate hack I doubtless am... what's
the OI "elevator pitch" -- the 10-second explanation of why OI exists, and
why I should use it vs another Illumos variant?
NexentaStor - "ZFS storage appliances"
OmniOS - "Enterprise server, open and free, with commercial sup
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 11:16 AM, dormitionsk...@hotmail.com <
dormitionsk...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I'm probably trolling here, and this is definitely off-topic, but gee --
> we have a communist president, who's filled his White House staff with
> communists... They've been subtly teaching sociali
I'm glad you for that, but Mr. Michael Stapleton already send me a disc
and a DVD with the repos. A public thanks for him ;)
Thread name: "Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Future of OI"
Mail number: 1
Date: Wed, Dec 19, 2012
In reply to: Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk
>
> I can mail y
; a "repo" if it
> is posible. Perfect would be "on DVD full solution". That would make
> of OI a option
> for not internet access peoples.
>
> OI is daying, we only can push it. Don't leve the ship get sanked.
> ORACLE will
> surprise us very soon...
> Still, I would like to know how Open Indiana blocks these countries from
> downloading it. Does anybody know?
Don't know for sure, but I think some sites do that by having a lookup table
for ranges of IP addresses associated with various countries - the server
obviously knows the client's
make of OI
> a option
> for not internet access peoples.
>
> OI is daying, we only can push it. Don't leve the ship get sanked. ORACLE
> will
> surprise us very soon...
>
>
> Thread name: "Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Future of OI"
> Mail number: 5
> Date
> I wonder if CheapBytes is still around
Cheaper bandwidth probably delivered cheap bytes cheaper than CheapBytes.
j.
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Well, I don't agree with your saying socialism is the right's new bogeyman, but
you are right in that this is not the proper venue for this.
Sorry.
I got a little frustrated. I tried to help somebody out, but can't do it...
Still, I would like to know how Open Indiana blocks these countries
I wonder if CheapBytes is still around - I remember back around 1999-2001 a
website called CheapBytes.com offered various free and open source Linux
distributions for a minimal cost for a CD and shipping. Maybe $5-10 for a
multiple CD set of discs for a Linux distribution at that time.
If they're
ying, we only can push it. Don't leve the ship get sanked. ORACLE
> will
> surprise us very soon...
>
>
> Thread name: "Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Future of OI"
> Mail number: 5
> Date: Wed, Dec 12, 2012
> In reply to: Marcel Telka
> >
> > On Wed, D
Sorry, I call TROLL. "Socialism" is the right's new bogeyman, they always
have had one - the Red Scare, McCarthy-ism, inter-racial marriage, heck,
even woman's suffrage! Taxation without representation is challenging the
status quo!
This is not the venue for discussions like this. Let's *please* d
Oh, and those are my thoughts -- not necessarily those of the leaders of our
monastery.
I'm just a little guy here.
On Dec 17, 2012, at 12:16 PM, dormitionsk...@hotmail.com wrote:
> I'm probably trolling here, and this is definitely off-topic, but gee -- we
> have a communist president, wh
I'm probably trolling here, and this is definitely off-topic, but gee -- we
have a communist president, who's filled his White House staff with
communists... They've been subtly teaching socialism (which is just a stepping
stone to communism) in our schools for more than fifty years... What's t
Oh! I thought all those export restrictions were lifted a few years back.
But, in looking on the net, I think I'm wrong. You can't export Fedora!
Apparently, we can't export any products containing strong (128-bit or greater)
encryption. That would exclude OpenIndiana, too.
Sorry, Lazaro.
Sorry. Lazaro, not Lizaro...
Forgive me, please. It's morning, and I haven't had breakfast yet!
fp
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n DVD full solution". That would make of OI a
> option
> for not internet access peoples.
>
> OI is daying, we only can push it. Don't leve the ship get sanked. ORACLE will
> surprise us very soon...
>
>
> Thread name: "Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Future of OI&
sh it. Don't leve the ship get sanked. ORACLE will
surprise us very soon...
Thread name: "Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Future of OI"
Mail number: 5
Date: Wed, Dec 12, 2012
In reply to: Marcel Telka
>
> On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 04:34:56AM +0600, Dmitry Kozhinov wrote:
> > Ver
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 04:34:56AM +0600, Dmitry Kozhinov wrote:
> Very well said. Agreed 100%.
> I wish I could contribute to these tasks, but I am a Windows
> developer, and humble OI user.
You can: File bug reports, proof read man pages, test things, write wiki pages,
blogs, articles, ... You c
Very well said. Agreed 100%.
I wish I could contribute to these tasks, but I am a Windows developer,
and humble OI user.
Obviously, we all need to sit down and start to lead, sponsor, develop, and
make the site working.
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On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 04:14:51AM +0600, Dmitry Kozhinov wrote:
> Please don't get me wrong, I am using OI in production environment,
> and very interested in its further successful development. But isn't
> the last conversation about OI future looked like this (sorry for
> exaggeration):
>
> Q:
Please don't get me wrong, I am using OI in production environment, and
very interested in its further successful development. But isn't the
last conversation about OI future looked like this (sorry for exaggeration):
Q: Who is leading OI development?
A: We don't need a leader.
Q: Who is spons
Am 10.12.2012 um 16:57 schrieb Brian Hechinger:
> OmniOS.
>
> -brian
hi all
although OI keeps my major platform, I have cancelled NexentaCore and added
OmniOS as a platform for the napp-it Web-UI.
I have fixed the perl problem and finished a first developer preview of the
napp-it Web-GUI 0.
Hello all!
peter jones writes:
> Agreed the PR side is quiet but the community is engaged.Perhaps you
> might be able to evangelise across all social media and ISV's ?
Next February, there is the Spring Technical Conference ("Frühjahrs-
fachgespräch") of the German Unix Users Group (GUUG) in Fra
OmniOS.
-brian
On 12/10/2012 10:51 AM, st...@linuxsuite.org wrote:
I want an open source, community based ZFS storage backend.
Is OI the correct choice?? Seems to work OK. I don't want a gui
Is there an alternative? No, ZFS on FreeBSD/Linux doesn't cut it.
-steve
i wou
I want an open source, community based ZFS storage backend.
Is OI the correct choice?? Seems to work OK. I don't want a gui
Is there an alternative? No, ZFS on FreeBSD/Linux doesn't cut it.
-steve
> i would be happy, if OI can be a success story
>
> but
> - who leads the devel
On Sat, 8 Dec 2012, alka wrote:
i would be happy, if OI can be a success story
but
- who leads the development?
- which major enterprise/ organisation stays behind?
the current answer is: none
You are talking about a figure-head type person like Mark
Shuttleworth?
There is no major enterp
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On 10/12/12 12:10, Roel_D wrote:
> Do we know how many downloads / bandwidth the OpenIndiana
> hostingplatform needs per month?
>
> I consider to participate in the hosting of a Europian mirror.
I serve OI via BitTorrent (unfortunately this service s
OpenIndiana
Subject: Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Future of OI
Agreed the PR side is quiet but the community is engaged.Perhaps you might
be able to evangelise across all social media and ISV's ? As for graphics
and desktops I am hoping there is movement on this too.I have just posted
some graphics
Agreed the PR side is quiet but the community is engaged.Perhaps you might
be able to evangelise across all social media and ISV's ? As for graphics
and desktops I am hoping there is movement on this too.I have just posted
some graphics ideas at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47875334@N07/8255723980/
i would be happy, if OI can be a success story
but
- who leads the development?
- which major enterprise/ organisation stays behind?
the current answer is: none
If you look at http://echelog.com/logs/browse/oi-dev/
there is no discuss
If you check last developer meetings at wiki.openindiana.or
Hi,
your email just arrives when I am having some thoughts about the future of
OI but my conclusions are quite different. I have to admit that I am in no
way an accomplished sys admin or system developer but a researcher with
extensive practice of night of programming accompanied with beer and pizz
On Fri, 7 Dec 2012, alka wrote:
hi all
Currently i use and recommend OI as the main ZFS/Illumos based platform-
but its more than obvious that the future development is stalled.
What causes you to believe that future development is stalled?
I am a couple of minor updates behind (on u5 rathe
hi all
Currently i use and recommend OI as the main ZFS/Illumos based platform-
but its more than obvious that the future development is stalled.
What now!!
Shall I and others use Oracle Solaris 11 , OmniOS, SmartOS?
Should we develop SmartOS to be a storage OS?
I have already a workng version
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