On Thu, 26 Apr 2001 09:00:48 -0700, you wrote:
>As the subject implies, this isn't so much a question as a general
>frustration rant.
>
>BEGIN RANT
>ARG!
>
>Promise claims to have all this great linux support for their stuff. But
>I've got a FastTrak100 ide RAID card that might as well b
My laptop sleeps itself too which is more than a bit frustrating. I have
'compaq presario'.
I turned off all the bios power savers as well as the two linux power saver
demons and put on a screen saver and no more sleep problems. For about 6
months.
Then, out of the blue, it started sleeping
Tami-
> I'm sorry I didn't make myself clear in my original post. I loaded
> NOTHING onto the TWC machine. THe telnet daemon (or whatever M$ calls
> it) was already running. I merely took advantage of an ALREADY
> INSTALLED PROGRAM in order to read email as part of my job search (an
> activity
Heya --
Recently, my husband and I experienced problems trying to scp from
behind our home firewall to our server (hosted elsewhere). We
discovered our firewall was denying the return packets (they were
coming in on a privileged port). My husband slightly modified the scp
code to allow the
On Thu, Apr 26, 2001 at 10:45:33AM -0700, jennyw wrote:
> Here's an interesting hardware question. My computer has this habit of
> turning on by itself and turning off by itself, and I'm not sure why. I'm
I need an old priest and a young priest.
The Power of Christ Compels You!
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Alternatively, i think you can put something like:
Host *
UsePrivilegedPort No
in the config file in your .ssh directory. I could be way off-base,
it's still pretty early for me.
Marisa
On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 10:30:55AM -0700, damask0 sed:
> Heya --
>
> Recently, my husband and I experi
Heya --
Quoth Marisa:
> Alternatively, i think you can put something like:
>
> Host *
> UsePrivilegedPort No
>
> in the config file in your .ssh directory. I could be way off-base,
> it's still pretty early for me.
I believe that that will cause ssh to use a non-priviliged port
(the -P op
Yeah, that might be the next step ...
Actually, the problems have gone away. How? I'm not really sure.
I figured the power supply was at fault and replaced it. Unfortunately, the
problems returned about half an hour after installing the new PS. However,
all day today it hasn't done it, even
Can bad HTML confuse the software running on the
server and cause errors?Having a discussion with someone.
Now I'm talking raw HTML alone, no wild
Perl/PHP/ASP/etc scripts.
- Kath
Kath,
I can't think of any instance where straight, or
"raw" HTML could effect the server it's running on, you are purely specifying
output format and file locations, and the only file operations are
"opens", rather than "executes", therefore you shouldn't be able to
kick of any illicit op
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