Hi all-
I work in a student computer lab that uses Win 98.
We reload the software on a regular basis as the
windows files inevitably get messed up.
I was wondering if it would be possible to make the
machines dual boot Linux and Windows and use Linux
to reload the Win software over the network.
This, and two others, were returned as undeliverable during what seems
to have been a temporary glitch at the linuxchix end. Sorry if I repost.
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Shari wrote:
> The intial functionality we design gets stripped in order to meet
> dates. Part of me thinks, if w
Shari wrote:
> I have to say, the team aspect of development/programming is what I
like best about it.
> That's what is the most appealing aspect of XP to me. Stronger
involvement with all members.
> With UML, here anyway, it seems to happen like this:
That sounds like a formal nigh
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Keith Barringer wrote:
>
> Any suggestions FTP programs and/or any tricks and
> hints would be appreciated.
My favourite is ProFTPD, I find it to be much more secure than wu and a
lot easier to configure! I've been very impressed by its features and
performance, and have b
Heya --
Quoth Keith:
> I've been assigned the task of setting up an FTP server at work
[snip] I was thinking of using wu, but with all of the vulnerabilities
> that were just released, I'm not that sure about using it.
>
> Any suggestions FTP programs and/or any tricks and hints would be
>
Michelle Murrain wrote:
> For those who've done application or OS programming as well as web
> programming, what do you see are the major differences? Major similarities.
> Which do you like best and why? I've been thinking of delving into some
> application programming, but it seems a bit da
Maybe they were after the Aussies only?
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> Have you looked at ProFTPd? I'd certainly avoid
> wu-ftpd like the
> plague, for the security reasons you mention.
> BetaFTPd looks quite
> promising, but not ready for primetime yet...
> James.
I am downloading the glibc I need to run the most
current version (not the beta) and will definately
Depending on your user's tech level you might also
want to look into using Secure Copy (scp) or
Secure FTP (sftp)(http://www.openssh.org/). Both are
like rcp/ftp but use ssh and hence are much more
secure. The biggest issue with scp and sftp is there
are no really easy to use GUI programs
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001 07:39:16 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
>I've been assigned the task of setting up an FTP
>server at work. I am very new to Linux and have
>currently loaded Mandrake 7.2 because I am familiar
>with it.
>
>I d/l OFTPD, but it appears to only be a server to do
>downloads from and I n
I have to say, the team aspect of development/programming is what I like best about
it.
That's what is the most appealing aspect of XP to me. Stronger involvement with all
members.
With UML, here anyway, it seems to happen like this:
1) The Project Manager goes to client meetings, gathers
I've been assigned the task of setting up an FTP
server at work. I am very new to Linux and have
currently loaded Mandrake 7.2 because I am familiar
with it.
I d/l OFTPD, but it appears to only be a server to do
downloads from and I need something that can act as a
file transfer point for users
>I'm firmly in the UML camp, but in the minimalist wing.
I agree with this sentiment. UML has its pros and cons, and I definitely think the
more
high-level, the better.
>They "rapidly" turn out code that deals with the most obvious aspects
>of the problem, but is structuraly at odds with th
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One of M$ systems has a IPSec client and needs to access a private network.
The traffic will have to go through the Linux gateway which in turn uses
ipchains to filter traffic. How should a client using the IPSec protocol be
configured by ipchains?
Thank you in advance for any info or pointers.
On Thursday 29 March 2001 04:39 am, Caitlin wrote:
> I'm firmly in the UML camp, but in the minimalist wing.
>
> What I have seen repeatedly is hard-working market driven teams
> digging themselves into deep holes by "rapidly" turning out code.
>
> They "rapidly" turn out code that deals with the
On Wednesday, March 28, 2001, at 10:39 AM, Shari wrote:
>
> Sorry if this is grossly off-topic or if its been covered...
>
> I was curious if anyone out there has any thoughts on this particular
> topic. I
> work for a consulting firm and we are attempting to turn ourselves into
> a real
> UM
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