Hello,
A client of mine has Ubuntu Fiesty Fawn (Server Edition). As a backup
internet solution, we would like to install a datacard. Can anyone
recommend a card that will work with this distro?
Thanks in advance.
Shantanu
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* Aditya Godbole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070413 18:54]:
> Well, there happens to be one called 'mutt', but then its not
> 'user-friendly'. I will probably get flamed now for suggesting such
> antique and cryptic software.
I started using Internet and email around 12-14 years back and tried
many many
* Ashutosh Adkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070121 17:38]:
> >How are you modifying the file? With text editor I believe.
> >
>
> vi of course.But what the heck.Even a 'touch' command changes the inode
> >value
I think you are getting confused. "touch" does not change inode number,
it changes inode dat
* Roy Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070112 07:48]:
> But the trouble is, whenever I try to access my external ip
> (http://59.93.??.??) the modem config web page shows up, which in turn
> not letting port-forwarding work, i guess.
Hmm!!! Your modem is in NAT mode I guess, can't you have it in bridg
* Nishit Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061130 12:43]:
> HP printers work rather faultlessly with Linux. However, recently
Even USB printers of HP?
> Samsung has started to advertise its support for Linux, so you can see
Yes I heard about it too.
BTW, what is form factor?
Shantanu
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Hi,
I want to buy a USB color printer. I just need to print a few quotations, a
few bills and a few codes here and there (around 20 pages monthly).
So, the printer need not be expensive. The only thing, is that the printer has
to be USB (this requirement is due to arrangement of my table). I u
* Yogesh Hasabnis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060227 07:42]:
> I have got quite a few positive feedbacks about the BSNL Broadband
> connections for Home use. We are thinking of getting a BSNL Broadband
> Business Plan (Business 5000) for our office setup. Our office setup consists
> of roughly 40 user
* Amit Redij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060215 10:31]:
> I have a pppoe dialer with redhat box. however I am unable to get to ppp0.
> It gives me PAP authentication error .. input/output error.
See if the correct pair of password and username is getting through.
Use "debug" mode of pppd.
Shantanu
p.s. m
* Debajit Adhikary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [051002 10:26]:
> Hi
>
> I have a Tata Indicom broadband connection, which works perfectly in
> Windows. I am, however, unable to configure it for Linux.
>
> The Ethernet card to which the broadband cable is attached is configured as
> DHCP.
>
Are you sure
* Aditya Laghate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050918 11:43]:
> Hi,
> I am trying to set up a mail relay at my office.
>
> domain name: foo.com
> smart host: mail.foo.com
>
> I have some roaming users who _cannot_ access my mail relay server.
> They access the "mail.foo.com" server, located with our servi
Hi,
I am thinking of opting for BSNL Dataone for my home connection. I just
want to know
whether the USB modem is available and if yes does it work under Linux?
Also, does anyone have an idea whether the modem costing Rs. 1200/- is
available for
sale from BSNL? The reason for asking this is that BS
* Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050812 09:45]:
> hehehehe ...thanks for the smile ! Maybe we should also stop using the '.'
> since each IP contains at least 3 of them and sure as hell we'll run out of
> those !!
:)
> Seriously though, your concern is valid but misplaced, because when you get
>
* Vishal Rao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050812 04:19]:
> No, No, what I meant was, I'm too lazy to do that... I prefer to leave
> my modem to do the dialling (not use a local/software PPPoE dialler)
> and leave it on 24x7 ;)
Personally, I feel guilty of leaving it on always especially when world is
run
* Aditya Laghate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050522 05:51]:
> > out their schemes at http://www.exatt.net/schemes.htm
> >
> > I want some feedback before subscribing to Exatt. Anyone?
> > Kunal
>
> Hi
> I called up exatt yesterday, they seem to very expens
* Arun Tomar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050502 04:27]:
> hi!
>
> i've seen sujata computers at nul stop having suse, redhat etc. box pack
> which version i can' t remember. so if anyone interested can have a peek
> at that place to check out more stuff.
Better buy it from gtcdrom. I have got quite a fe
* Vikas Garud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050409 20:43]:
> One prblem though: Around 5 in the evening, the connection becomes to
> slow, almost as if it stops for something like half an hour. Anybody
Yes, I didn't note the exact time, but approximately around that time the
connection does become slo
* Abhijeet Joshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050321 09:18]:
>
> Does anyone know how to open up .rar extension files?
> Awaiting your reply.
> Thanks & Regards,
Use rar from www.rarsoft.com. It is a propriteary s/w
Shantanu
p.s. admins please allow my posts to go unmoderated like everyone else ;)
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* san electronics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050318 11:31]:
> Hello to all plug members,
>
> Where can i get Ubuntu linux distro CD's
No need to get it from them I can give it to you.
Shantanu
>
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* BAIN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050130 10:54]:
> The comp is behind a firewall and http_proxy
> everything except http is blocked
> The dns resolution also must happen on the proxy side.
I am not sure but you can drill a hole in your firewall to allow
dns queries to get out (maybe in your FORWARD rule
* Mayuresh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050125 05:07]:
> kmail has this. You have to set "filter mails if they are greater than
> size x bytes" option. (Can set x to 0 if you want filtering for all
> mails.)
>
> While downloading mails it throws a dialog showing email headers and
> allows you to choose ma
Hi,
Is there any software (standalone or integrated with kmail/mozilla) which
can show number of messages and say To: From: Subject: of mails on
remote pop3 servers and allow them to be deleted without downloading.
I am looking for a software which is easy to use for no-techies too.
Thanks,
Shan
Hello,
Anyone has an idea how exactly to burn Fedora CDs from LYF's DVD? I
believe that all of the contents are dumped in only 2 folders -
base and RPMS. How does one make CDs from that?
Thanks,
Shantanu
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* Vishal Rao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050118 07:00]:
> Wow, how come Ubuntu is *SO* popular? Is it that good? The main page
Trying it in a corporate environment now, will let you know the results.
> like Mandrake? Good GUI setup/tools/apps etc? Or are you people
> "ordering" coz its free? LOL
> Im mo
* Aditya Laghate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050118 07:00]:
> Please send mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Some senior chap from Iqara, Mumbai.
OT here, but still I cannot resist. A weeks back I had mailed this
guy and guess what his mailed bounced back with quota exceeded
warning. I guess he must be having a p
* Aditya Godbole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050117 10:59]:
> Hi all,
> So there are 8 sets of CDs which I want to distribute (one set is for
> myself and one I'm keeping for PLUG). Whoever wants a set, please
> contact me offlist.
I have a couple of them extra myself. Anyone wants them, can contact me
Hi,
How can I book Debian CDs? I mean who is the contact person and do
I pay or exchange blanks in return? Thanks and excuse for a seemingly
stupid question, it is just I had some time and thought it would be
nice to try the latest version of Debian.
Thanks.
Shantanu
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Hello,
It is a long time since I used Linux on a desktop. My old PCs cannot
sustain newer versions of Linux and X properly. So, I am going
for a new PC. Can someone recommend a processor which is not costly
(AMD??) with motherboard, RAM and cabinet with approximate prices
and which I can use for Li
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