Hi,
I run my DHCPD with LRP 2.9.4 a striped down version of Debian/
GNU-Linux 2.1 with Kernel 2.0.36. The server boots from a floppy
and works in a ramdisk.
I do not know, how many IP's you server, but I use a full C-Class
(252 Computers) and it works on a 486dx40 with 16 MBytes of Ram.
Cure
Unfortunately, that's not necessarily the only factor considered in the
corporate world. I would that it was... There is still the 'learn new
software' factor, the 'convert data from old software' factor, and the
'how to we explain up the ladder that we wasted all these resources on M$'
factor.
On Fri, 5 May 2000, GeekGrrl wrote:
> A lot of places pressure one to use Outlook/MS Office because of the
> calendaring features. While StarOffice has this too, it's pretty
> difficult to convince the Execs to convert after they spent all this money
> on licensing, installation, maintenance, per
>
> Hi, grrls ;-)
>
> I have a really _basic_ and lame question!
> I need to lauch two programs, and they need
> to behave like this;
>
> * start program 1
> * start program 2
> * use program 2
> * exit program 2 manually
> * program 1 should exit automatically
>
#!/bin/sh
p
A lot of places pressure one to use Outlook/MS Office because of the
calendaring features. While StarOffice has this too, it's pretty
difficult to convince the Execs to convert after they spent all this money
on licensing, installation, maintenance, personnel, updates...
Not to mention they'd hav
> Or use Eudora !!!
i've used eudora for years, ever since i started college. alot of
workplaces pressure you to use outlook or outlook pro just because it's
there. which suxs
btw, hi, i'm newbie @ linux and in this forum.
-manda
interactive developer
614.449.9966 voice
614.449.9998
Hey All,
Thanks for all the thoughts on dhcp.
Regards,
Harry Hoffman
Product Systems Specialist
Restaurants Unlimited Inc.
206.634.3082 x. 270
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> Or use Eudora !!!
when i worked as a tech-support, eudora was always what i recomended. yep,
if you use windows, use eudora :p
sara
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> Not necessarily. We have our DHCP server set to hold the IP addresses for
> seven days. That way, when someone logs back in, they get the same IP
> address. Our DHCP server is on Windows NT, and I have no idea if other
> platform DHCP servers can be configured that way. My last job used stat
Michelle Konzack wrote:
>I think, the use of Outlook is irresponsible. If you like Linux an
>you know how to use it, administer it,
>GO TO YOUR BOSS AND TELL HIM THE ALTERNATIVES WITH LINUX !!!
That is a w bit unrealistic for people who work at large corporations
that are in bed with Micr
Hi, Harry,
> Your right about that, I guess that I'm kinda thinking of the senario
> where everyone shuts down their computer at the end of the day, thus
> losing their IP, and so every day each MAC addr recievies a new IP.
Not necessarily. We have our DHCP server set to hold the IP addresses
Hi, Christian, and everyone else,
> The huge company i work for was unaffected by the virus - thanx to our "No
> Outlook" policy. We use Eudora :)
Actually, anything with a MAPI client could send on that virus, so Eudora
was not immune. What it would not do is forward it on to your whole addr
Hey Marie,
Your right about that, I guess that I'm kinda thinking of the senario
where everyone shuts down their computer at the end of the day, thus
losing their IP, and so every day each MAC addr recievies a new IP. That
seems like alot of info to keep building up. What do you think?
Regards,
> Or use Eudora !!!
The huge company i work for was unaffected by the virus - thanx to our "No
Outlook" policy. We use Eudora :)
~Christian
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At 10:54 05.05.2000 +0200, Britta Koch you wrote
> This was the original Message:
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>On 04.05.00 at 17:55 Stephanie Alarcon wrote:
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>>> And if you can not disable, why do you use a mail system which is a
>>> security problem ??? There are many Sh
On Fri, 05 May 2000, you wrote:
>Hi, grrls ;-)
>
>I have a really _basic_ and lame question!
>I need to lauch two programs, and they need
>to behave like this;
>
>* start program 1
>* start program 2
>* use program 2
>* exit program 2 manually
>* program 1 should exit automatically
Hmm.
You cou
On Fri, 5 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am trying to get opinions on using static ip's as opposed to dhcp. I
> work in a relatively small office and was thinking that if everyone had a
> static IP then I could use arp to map the MAC to the IP and have a better
> understanding of who was
Hey All,
I am trying to get opinions on using static ip's as opposed to dhcp. I
work in a relatively small office and was thinking that if everyone had a
static IP then I could use arp to map the MAC to the IP and have a better
understanding of who was doing what on the network. Also I could dis
> and emacs-psychiatric will help you solve your relationship problems or
> what ever you need. xemacs (at least) has nice little games like tetris
Does Emacs support Imap these days? If so, consider me converted...
Ian.
--
#ifndef __COMMON_SENSE__ | Ian Phillips
#include | TIBCO Software In
Hi, grrls ;-)
I have a really _basic_ and lame question!
I need to lauch two programs, and they need
to behave like this;
* start program 1
* start program 2
* use program 2
* exit program 2 manually
* program 1 should exit automatically
Now, I know there is a way of doing this (i'm using bas
Hi, everyone,
This really should probably move to grrltalk.
> Michelle Konzack wrote:
>
> > I think, the use of Outlook is irresponsible. If you like Linux an
> > you know how to use it, administer it,
> >
> > GO TO YOUR BOSS AND TELL HIM THE ALTERNATIVES WITH LINUX !!!
>
> Unfortunately, somet
On Fri, 5 May 2000, Raven Brooke wrote:
> ah, emacs will serve your mail to you, has a lovely calendar, and even
> calculates moon phases for you if you like : )
and emacs-psychiatric will help you solve your relationship problems or
what ever you need. xemacs (at least) has nice little games
And emacs will deliver your mail to you within
NetHack (which was my birthday present).
ah,
emacs will serve your mail to you, has a lovely calendar, and
evencalculates moon phases for you if you like : )
ah, emacs will serve your mail to you, has a lovely calendar, and even
calculates moon phases for you if you like : )
On Fri, 5 May 2000, Britta Koch wrote:
>
> For my private email at work, I use Calypso - it's commercial, but I think you can
>get a trial version
> that has adverts. It's
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On 04.05.00 at 17:55 Stephanie Alarcon wrote:
>> And if you can not disable, why do you use a mail system which is a
>> security problem ??? There are many Shareware and Commercialware
>> products which are Better as Outlook.
>
>actually, convincing our u
Sarah Hollings wrote:
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> Jenn,
>
> I'm planning to go for cable modem access later this year. What I've
> heard is that Optus' "@ home" service (which runs on the same cable as
> their phone system) is compatible with Linux, but Telstra's "Advance"
> isn't - at least not without a lot of very
Hmmm, Australia ???
Then I will have the same problem in some
years because I will migrate to Australia.
I have the Individual Migration Visa ;-))
Michelle
At 01:36 05.05.2000 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote
> This was the original Message:
>Michelle Konzack wrote:
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>> I think,
Jenn,
I'm planning to go for cable modem access later this year. What I've
heard is that Optus' "@ home" service (which runs on the same cable as
their phone system) is compatible with Linux, but Telstra's "Advance"
isn't - at least not without a lot of very time consuming friggin about.
I'm a
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