2009/11/26 alan c :
> (also to ubuntu forum)
>
> Is anyone in UK using Virginmedia mobile internet dongle and yahoo or
> google accounts?
> I would be most interested to know if you see the following problems
> too. tia.
>
> Workaround - please see below.
>
Have you tried lowering the MTU? This fi
(also to ubuntu forum)
Is anyone in UK using Virginmedia mobile internet dongle and yahoo or
google accounts?
I would be most interested to know if you see the following problems
too. tia.
Workaround - please see below.
Problem:
is that although all internet sites are available and work ok, when
Hi folks,
I've just installed a new Ubuntu 8.04 server which is running Samba and
LDAP. The server is configured and working okay now and I'm in the
process of configuring an Ubuntu 9.10 desktop to authenticate users
against LDAP.
I've been using the guide here:
http://www.beginlinux.com/ser
Thanks; that looks interesting. I will investigate.
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where should i enter this? Give it a fixed IP - like 10.0.0.1 or
192.168.0.1?
2009/11/26 Alan Pope
> 2009/11/26 javadayaz :
> > ssid: name
> > mode: infrastructure
>
> ^^ Should be ad-hoc
>
> > ipv4
> > method: auto (dhcp)
>
> Give it a fixed IP - like 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.1
>
> > security wpa
2009/11/26 javadayaz :
> ssid: name
> mode: infrastructure
^^ Should be ad-hoc
> ipv4
> method: auto (dhcp)
Give it a fixed IP - like 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.1
> security wpa & wpa2 personal
> password: *
Leave it unencrypted.
Try that.
Cheers,
Al.
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ok so heres what i entered:
wireless settings
ssid: name
mode: infrastructure
bssid:
mac address:
Mtu: auto
ipv4
method: auto (dhcp)
dhcp client id:
ipv6
method: ignore
wireless security:
security wpa & wpa2 personal
password: *
so where am i going wrong?
2009/11/26 Alan Pope
>
Hi
Why not get a ATA, that way you can plug in your existing phone(s) and
have both your landline and Sipgate account on the same handset. This
is extremely family friendly, I know as our sales people who work from
home can manage with them. BTW I am the CTO for a ITSP.
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To be fair, I was more looking to see what the prices were like,
rather than to actually *do* anything. :)
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2009/11/26 Andy Smith :
> Hello,
>
> On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 02:13:05PM +, Jon Spriggs wrote:
>> That'd be great, were it not for the fac
Hello,
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 02:13:05PM +, Jon Spriggs wrote:
> That'd be great, were it not for the fact they've run out of capacity! D'oh :)
If you ask, we can almost certainly fit you in.
Cheers,
Andy
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mac wrote:
>
> Mmm... a comfortable abdication only if the innocent never come to harm.
>
> But, even so, you don't have to hand over your wallet to The Man
> *before* he holds you up at knife point, do you?
>
> mac
Of course it is possible to have the
I'm actually closing my VPS as we speak because I just don't need it
anymore. I started reading the reviews online about problems closing
accounts so I've decided to start the process now and I'll keep you
updated about how it goes.
Stage 1: Called them, waited on the phone about 5 mins from the f
On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 15:02:28 +
Andrew Williams wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 01:42:39PM +, dan attwood wrote:
> > Ideally the server will have around 1gig of ram, 30 gig of disk
> > space, a nice fat pipe the conect it to the web, a static IP and
> > run Linux (I'm prefer Ubuntu but op
Hi,
I have used cheapvps.co.uk for a few months now and they have been
good, they are also updating their service at the moment.
I used a code to get extra RAM, and their support has been ok.
Used to use webhosting.uk.com, but they kept messing with the node and
rebooting all the VPS's without t
I appreciate you're not really in the market for pure SIP phones, but
if you change your mind the call quality is phenominal on the Polycom
range - we use them in an office environment and they're excellent
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On 26/11/2009 14:56, darren.mans...@opengi.co.uk wrote:
> Personally I've used WebFusion for years with no problems.
>
> It's Ubuntu Hardy on a Plesk/Virtuozzo VPS.
> http://www.webfusion.co.uk/virtual-private-servers/
>
>
Ah now webfusion peaed my interest becuase if nothing else they are
che
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 01:42:39PM +, dan attwood wrote:
> Ideally the server will have around 1gig of ram, 30 gig of disk space, a
> nice fat pipe the conect it to the web, a static IP and run Linux (I'm
> prefer Ubuntu but open to others)
If your handy with Linux and not going to depend on
On 26/11/2009 14:56, darren.mans...@opengi.co.uk wrote:
> Personally I've used WebFusion for years with no problems.
>
> It's Ubuntu Hardy on a Plesk/Virtuozzo VPS.
> http://www.webfusion.co.uk/virtual-private-servers/
>
>
Ah now webfusion peaed my interest becuase if nothing else they are chea
Rowan Berkeley wrote:
> I think you have to assume The Man knows what kind of spud U like, etc.
Mmm... a comfortable abdication only if the innocent never come to harm.
But, even so, you don't have to hand over your wallet to The Man
*before* he holds you up at knife point, do you?
mac
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Personally I've used WebFusion for years with no problems.
It's Ubuntu Hardy on a Plesk/Virtuozzo VPS.
http://www.webfusion.co.uk/virtual-private-servers/
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On Thu, 2009-11-26 at 13:45 +, mac
wrote:
> Philip Stubbs wrote:
> > I hope you are wearing your foil hat right now
>
> Glad you're confident of your anonymity...
> De-Anonymizing Social Networks by Narayanan & Shmatikov:
> http://www.scribd.com/doc/15021482/DeAnonymizing-Social-Networks
That'd be great, were it not for the fact they've run out of capacity! D'oh :)
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2009/11/26 Alan Pope :
> 2009/11/26 dan attwood :
>> Ideally the server will have around 1gig of ram, 30 gig of disk space, a
>> nice fat pipe the conect it to the web,
dan attwood wrote:
> I'm starting to look at the possibility of gettting a hosted virtual
> private server for a project I'm working on. I've been doing the usual
> googling and the only thing I can say for sure is that it's a mine field
> of options, from expensive to cheap and back again.
>
>
2009/11/26 dan attwood :
> Ideally the server will have around 1gig of ram, 30 gig of disk space, a
> nice fat pipe the conect it to the web, a static IP and run Linux (I'm
> prefer Ubuntu but open to others)
>
> I wondered if the leaner'd members of this list might have any suggestions?
>
Bitfolk
I would recomend tagadab vps hosting. I've been using several of their
smaller packages for almost a year now and haven't had the slightest of
trouble. Their support staff over the phone are also very helpfull.
http://www.tagadab.com/virtual-private-servers
It looks like their VS1000 package woul
On 26/11/09 13:42, dan attwood wrote:
> I'm starting to look at the possibility of gettting a hosted virtual
> private server for a project I'm working on. I've been doing the usual
> googling and the only thing I can say for sure is that it's a mine field
> of options, from expensive to cheap and
Philip Stubbs wrote:
> I hope you are wearing your foil hat right now
Glad you're confident of your anonymity...
De-Anonymizing Social Networks by Narayanan & Shmatikov:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/15021482/DeAnonymizing-Social-Networks-Shmatikov-Narayanan
But even if it's easy, why would anyo
I'm starting to look at the possibility of gettting a hosted virtual
private server for a project I'm working on. I've been doing the usual
googling and the only thing I can say for sure is that it's a mine field
of options, from expensive to cheap and back again.
Ideally the server will have a
On Thursday, November 26, 2009, Philip Stubbs wrote:
> I hope you are wearing your foil hat right now
While I do use gmail, I think it's important to consider carefully how
much you trust them to keep your data secure. Have you read the gmail
privacy policy? It basically says "we will not put
2009/11/26 mac :
> Gordon wrote:
>> Russell Hay wrote:
>>> +1 for hosted gmail
>>>
>> Hasn't Gmail had one or two major outages recently?
>
> I noticed a few people are keen on Google mail. Yes, folk tell me it's
> convenient (I don't know about outages); but Google is in to
> data-mining on a va
Gordon wrote:
> Russell Hay wrote:
>> +1 for hosted gmail
>>
> Hasn't Gmail had one or two major outages recently?
I noticed a few people are keen on Google mail. Yes, folk tell me it's
convenient (I don't know about outages); but Google is in to
data-mining on a vast scale. I suppose if you
>> Russell Hay wrote:
>>> +1 for hosted gmail
>>>
>>
>> Hasn't Gmail had one or two major outages recently?
>>
>
> Define major.
>
> I have two google apps for domains accounts, and have had a bit of
> outage on them, but nothing I'd consider "major".
>
+ 1 for Google Apps.
I use it for a number
2009/11/26 Gordon :
> Russell Hay wrote:
>> +1 for hosted gmail
>>
>
> Hasn't Gmail had one or two major outages recently?
>
Define major.
I have two google apps for domains accounts, and have had a bit of
outage on them, but nothing I'd consider "major".
In contrast when I ran my own mail serve
Russell Hay wrote:
> +1 for hosted gmail
>
Hasn't Gmail had one or two major outages recently?
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2009/11/26 javadayaz :
> my experience was slightly different...it was asking me to enter a ssid..
Yes, that would be this bit...
>> Right click network manager, create network, give network a name.
SSID = network name.
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+1 for hosted gmail
Russ
2009/11/25 Philip Stubbs
> 2009/11/25 Colin McCarthy :
> > 2009/11/25 mac :
> >> Following the massive e-mail outage (again) at Fasthosts yesterday, I'm
> >> looking to move my e-mail-only account. Does anyone have any experience
> >> / comments about Heart Internet o
my experience was slightly different...it was asking me to enter a ssid..
but i will this method that you have just mentioned. sounds "easy" :)
2009/11/26 Alan Pope
> 2009/11/26 javadayaz :
> > I will try again soon and post details of it here...
> > but it does not appear to be that easy
>
2009/11/26 javadayaz :
> I will try again soon and post details of it here...
> but it does not appear to be that easy
>
Depends on your definition of easy :)
Right click network manager, create network, give network a name.
Open firestarter and follow wizard to share network.
On phone, conne
I will try again soon and post details of it here...
but it does not appear to be that easy
2009/11/26 Alan Pope
> 2009/11/26 javadayaz :
> > i played with this but couldnt get it to work...plus why isnt there a
> button
> > that just switches on the wifi.?
> >
>
> Without knowing exactly w
2009/11/26 javadayaz :
> i played with this but couldnt get it to work...plus why isnt there a button
> that just switches on the wifi.?
>
Without knowing exactly what you did, it's difficult to figure out
what to do next.
Switching on the wifi is not exactly what you want, you want to create
a w
2009/11/25 mac :
> Does anyone have any experience
> / comments about Heart Internet or 5 Quid Host?
I have used virualnames.co.uk for a number of years for hosting and
email and have been very satisfied. Their technical support has been
excellent on the odd occasion that I have needed it (genera
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i played with this but couldnt get it to work...plus why isnt there a button
that just switches on the wifi.?
2009/11/25 javadayaz
> brilliant. sounds promising...at least i know now that it can be done!
>
> :)
>
> 2009/11/25 Alan Pope
>
>> 2009/11/25 javadayaz :
>> > yes my phone has wifi...bu
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