e format suggested on that website
Hope that's of some help,
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t quiet here too, unless I've just failed to find anything local.
Meh, if it's any consolation, there's not a great deal going on here in
Monmouth either...
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ching the communities fall apart - I don't want to see Ubuntu-UK fall
apart... :(
My thoughts on (and hopefully the end of!) this matter.
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anged from school teachers to retired engineers.
We had a hugely positive response to it and Herefordshire has at least a
dozen new Linux users as a result - any success rate greater than 5% is
usually considered amazing in marketing! :)
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without interruption or issues.
Apologies for the long post... :)
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common situation, but maybe I'm not searching for the
> right terms.
>
Run this as root on the server:
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
And see how you get on.
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you can reuse the command line window (&).
If you don't want to go through the hassle of setting up the above,
look at something like Remmina [0] which can handle all the tunnels
for you.
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[0] http://remmina.sourceforge.net/
> On 28 August 2010 15:30, Matthew
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h keys
> but just another solution.
Sorry, but I have to advise strongly against this.
It is far easier to scan (and break!) a web app than it is to brute force SSH.
If you are going to allow any form of command line access to your
server at all, use SSH and nothing else.
Kind regards,
Ma
ces and setup alerts
That should get you started! :)
If you want a really good book, the "Hardening Linux" published by
APress is well worth a read!
Hope that's of some use,
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On Sat, 2010-07-24 at 08:40 +0100, Dan Fish wrote:
> Hi
>
> This is a call for help for a project that I've set up after a
> discussion on IRC. The general idea is this - we all have data we'd
> rather like to have backed up off-site, and a number of options exist -
> dropbox, amazon s3 etc. Howev
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etting PHP to play nicely.
The best way to do this is to use PEAR or similar so that you don't
end up trying to debug direct socket connections (!!!??)...
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s critical for us)
Has anyone else had issues?
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Please provide more information! :)
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On Tue, 2010-05-04 at 20:53 +0100, LeeGroups wrote:
> > Cpu11 : 4.5% us, 0.5% sy, 0.0% ni, 94.2% id, 0.5% wa, 0.0% hi, 0.3% si
> >
> Now that's just showing off Alan... :)
Heh, I didn't notice that before!
Is that a Tri-Quad-Core machine Popey or is it some kind of weird
bastardisation o
variable before you
recompile the code.
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re it's do-able, as long as you can boot from USB in the BIOS
and providing that Ubuntu will let you install to USB Devices (I've
never tried).
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feel may be interested.
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found ipv6 problems mentioned on some forums.
>
> Hence, the need for a new router. Can anyone suggest a reliable, ipv6
> compatible router?
Linksys or similar and OpenWRT as the firmware?
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ser/group admin via the gui but some things I would still do at
the console (editing of files in /etc for instance) because I prefer
Vim over gedit (please, no flames on this... :P)
At the end of the day, as long as the system is secure and up to date,
its personal preference IMHO.
M.
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#x27;s just one
more thing to patch/maintain and the commands do what I need them to.
If I need to do bulk moves etc then I tend to use either *.ext or a
for loop to get the work done, but I guess that's just me.
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> the pre-release versions this time. *bounces*
Personal choice I guess. I'm running it here on my work
(intel/NVidia-based) macbook and it works great, I've not had any
issues.
I've been running it for about a week and no problems so far.
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Ken Adams wrote:
> I am using 9.04 on my Acer Aspire 1690. I have purchased a USB-RS232
> serial converter. dmesg shows this...
>
> [17460.779196] USB Serial support registered for pl2303
> [17460.779234] pl2303 3-2:1.0: pl2303 converter detected
> [17460.791352] usb 3-2: pl2303 converter now attac
well
as your phone) as the issue with only using a phone ot log is is that
if someone else gets your phone and laptop/computer then they have
access to all of the data.
I'd be interested in a solution to this as I've used two-factor auth
using PAM_USB in the past.
M.
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>> Dell who have supplied us servers prviously have discontinued their
>> Poweredge SC440 range and now want to give us a much worse deal for servers
>> to supply to our customers.
>>
>> Any suggestions would really be welcome - I'm sure we can get a bett
top as the "server".
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Quoting William Anderson :
> Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
>> [snip]
>>
>> A strong password is useless if the hack was carried out using a
>> remote file include or a vulnerability in code that was on the website
>> to elevate permissions. From your other c
estore (unless it was our fault!).
Check your Terms and Conditions about backups and who should be making
them. If it's your hosting provider, try and talk to their legal
resolutions dept. (although you may have to threaten to sue before
they let you through to that department).
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> unusual at all for the ISP to be very cagey about security
> configurations and how this kind of event happened.
There have been issues with cPanel in the past and will probably be
more in future however I&#
ernatively, look at some of the major 1st person shooters, most of
them now run on Linux without too much effort as native applications,
not using WINE.
If all else fails, pay the $25 and get a copy of x-over. It's much
better than wine at running a load of software!
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this through a projector!
>
> Can any one help with knowledge base of software that we can use.
Do you know which format the song is in?
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some of you may have seen this already, I vote it's included as a
blueprint for Kinky Koala or what ever 9.04 is called.
http://www.linuxgenuineadvantage.org/
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developing into how Open Source Software can be used for Shared
Services within Government.
Having just finished developing a site for a company who provide
Consultancy on Shared Services and are pro open-source for their own
systems, I'm very interested to see if Open-Source
unning 8.04 LTS so it may be
different for 8.10).
I had to add a custom menu item for it, however on my wife's laptop it
ended up under "Office".
Hope this is of some help,
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e expected date (00:59:59 Jan 01 1970) however if I then
put in 98 it gives the same result. This then appears to
happen for any combination of n9 where n > 3.
Is this expected behavior? If not, who do I notify and which package
do I file a bug against?
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e, sorry. :o(
> P.S Anyone a member of the London LUG?
Popey will be, that man gets everywhere... :oP
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d's or offer a cd burn service so if anyone wanted a
> cd to take home with them we can simply burn for them (iso + simple bash
> script to copy / burn to cd)
Or you could build one of these:
http://www.freedomtoaster.org/
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n as there are some real
experts on this list and it is definitely worth asking any questions
that you have because you'll almost certainly get a solution!
Out of interest, which LUG are you a member of?
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htt
a green-screen-based
PAS which everyone loved because it was simple and easy to use.
Never did find out what the system ran on but it looked like either
Solaris or HPUX when the green-screen sessions sometimes dropped to a
cmd line.
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Quoting Paul Sutton :
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I've just picked up a WS-1912-EN from the ever awesome freecycle and
>> whilst It's plugged in and working as a switch, I
Quoting Colin McCarthy :
> 2009/2/1 Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
>
>> Is there anyway that anyone knows of to find the IP address of the
>> switch or what the defaults are?
>
>
> You could use the free application 'Cisco Network Assistant'
> http://www.ci
e to make up my own console cable!
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proxy
using th instructions found at:
1) http://www.shorewall.net/Shorewall_Squid_Usage.html#Transparent
2)
http://www.mail-archive.com/ltsp-disc...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg12406.html
3) http://osdir.com/ml/linux.terminal-server.general/2003-05/msg00220.html
Hope this helps,
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s. The best parodies are the ones
> that stay closest to the truth.
That is one of the funniest Trolls and flame wars Ive seen in quite
some time (since I left Debian-User@ last year anyway...) - the guy
that started it must be a professional troll to be that opinionated
just to wind people
gent" help-call please!
>> Thanks, michael
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Insert cd use rescue mode. Once it has finish booting do ls /home
Yup, that'll work as well, and is probably much easier than the post
that is about to hit your inbox...
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l but may need
creating first).
3) run
less /media/oldroot/etc/passwd
4) if you still don't have your username, come back to the list.
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M.
[0] saves having to wait for another 200 posts and a flamewar on this
subject before someone uses the N word... :oP
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uck about.
There would need to be legal documentation involved here. The other
issue is how Ubuntu-UK indemnifies itself against the volunteer
"fixers". How do we know that a certain user knows enough about a
certain subject to provide support? There are many ma
ms
> with security, bandwidth or such like.
It would alleviate a lot of the security issues, however bandwidth
from the server would still be an issue, especially if VoIP was to be
used.
I'll think about this over the next few days, maybe something to add
for the next #ubuntu-uk mee
e often these days you'll get a free static IP
added to your account either as part of your package or if you ask
nicely.
If you can't get a static IP, I've used DynDNS.com in the past
sucessfully and a number of routers now come with the ability to
perform DynDNS updates.
HTH,
Quoting Stephen Garton :
> 2008/12/18 Matthew Macdonald-Wallace :
>
>>
>> Generally an issue with either /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc
>>
>> If you edit the versions of .bash_profile and .bashrc in /etc/skel
>> then any new users will be giv
w users will be given the functionality.
Edit the current .bash_profile and .bashrc for the user you're having
issues with and you should see the same result!
HTH,
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ht
Quoting Alan Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008/11/30 Matthew Macdonald-Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> And finally to all those who voted - A record number of you (89) for any
>>> vote in Ubuntu-UK's history.
>>
>> Do we know what that is as a p
K's history.
Do we know what that is as a percentage of the Ubuntu-UK Community?
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Just watching Click on the IPlayer [0] and about 13 minutes in there's
an interview with Woz where he defends the iPhone hackers.
Interesting stuff... :oP
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[0] Leave it - It works and I don't care
be Suse's mascot on Moss's monitor.
>
> Scoundrals... not only a dodgy comedy plot but they're plugging Novell??
>
> Bah! Last time I watch that ;-)
Anyone else notice the "ERROR" at the start of the program had been
replaced by "FAIL"?
There w
l-8.1
and if it says that anything other than postgresql needs to be
removed, paste the message into a reply to this one, otherwise, let it
remove the software and try the upgrade again.
Kind regards,
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Hi Louis,
Quoting Louis Gidney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Replying to : Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
> (Greetings from Ardnamurchan Peninsula, Scottish Highlands)
>
> Dear Matthew,
> Thank you for your prompt reply to my plea for help.
>
> I've done:
>sudo
, not a "W" drive - Linux doesn't assign
drives letters like windows does.
I'd suggest running the following commands from a terminal:
sudo aptitude update
sudo aptitude upgrade
then re-run the CD installer.
HTH,
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> Done.
>
> I got both versions (I'm greedy) but I don't know the difference of
> even if I can install them side-by-side.
I just tried, you can - install them as a local use and CXOffice goes
into ~/cxoffice
Crossover Office for either
Linux or Mac from Codeweavers today only.
Goto http://down.codeweavers.com/ to register.
Cheers,
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Can anyone enlighten me as to the major differences between Pro and Games[0]?
Thanks,
Matt
[0] Apart from the obvious "Games" is for gaming... :oP
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apt-get update
as suggested? If so, what output do you get?
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nce with Ubuntu Server a few years back.
Maybe it's time to look at this again - are there any major
differences apart from the package versions?
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Quoting Andrew Oakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On 07/10/2008, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I'm looking for recommendations for data centres outside of London,
>> preferably close to the England/Wales border or in Wales itself.
>
Hi folks,
I'm looking for recommendations for data centres outside of London,
preferably close to the England/Wales border or in Wales itself.
I've looked at HubNetworkServices in Bristol and UKSolutions in B'ham,
can anyone recommend anyone else?
TIA,
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Quoting Andrew Oakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
>> I'm looking for a job that will make use of my Linux skills and enable
>> me to work towards becoming a Senior Solutions Architect.
> ...
>> Although I'm current
need to be a commutable distance from
a place that my Wife wants to live!
I've got a full, clean drivers license as well.
Please send any possible leads to me off-list and I'll follow them up ASAP.
Thanks in advance,
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home directory is created on the backup servers?
1) Use LDAP with replication instead of /etc/passwd
2) Rsync /home as part of a cronjob across all the servers
3) Ensure that you can run LDAP traffic across the VPN (If you;re not
already, try using openvpn - it rocks!).
HTH,
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works for me...
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's definitely worth a look, used properly it can work really well!
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Quoting Andrew Ball <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hello Dave,
>
> DW> Why have ANY window manager on a server!?
>
> Or X11?! ;-)
That one's easy, some of the PHP libraries that use GD and similar
rely on the underlying X11 functionality.
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a static IP at the moment, but I'm trying to persuade my ISP
to provision me with a block of 4 statics for various servers I'm
running from my garage!
Cheers Al,
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and they
guarantee that their servers run linux, including Debian.
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Quoting Chris Coulson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Mon, 2008-07-21 at 13:18 +0100, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Quick quiz for you - a friend of mine just tried to update/upgrade his
>> Ubuntu server (running X) using the update manager - it fa
prompt and log in as root) or does it need a reinstall?
TIA,
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on Pluto-Home
(http://www.plutohome.com) - it may support the device and it's a
great bit of kit!
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nt already require
re-sending.
Thoughts?
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Quoting Andrew Oakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
>> LOL, this is my biggest fear - forgetting the key to an encrypted
>> file/disk. I forgot one the other day for some of my personal
>> information encrypted using bcrypt - I had to ring
re that one! :o)
>> Hope I've not given anyone nightmares,
>
> It's OK, I'm paid to have nightmare about this stuff!
LOL, and me - that's why I love my job! :o)
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by my current
employer!!!) to "recover" systems into our control.
Hope I've not given anyone nightmares,
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> it, even the monolith that is the BBC will have to take note.
Something like http://www.softwarefreedomday.org/ ?? :o)
It's sponsored by Canonical, Google, ZenOSS, the FSF, Linux Magazine
and OLPC and is a global event that we can all use to promote F/LOSS.
Cheers,
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conferences (i.e. lots
of good freebies given away by exhibitors!)
Why not send it to Click (http://www.bbc.co.uk/click) and see what they think?
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Quoting Mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You may already have come across this, from yesterday's BBC Technology News:
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7487060.stm
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> Mac
I notice that there's no mention of the GNU Herd...
:o)
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Quoting James Hooker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Rob -
>
> Im stuck on trains to and from London today - I'd happy to knock
> something together!
Nice touch - any chance of releasing it under the GFDL or CC and
posting it on the Ubuntu UK Wiki?
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Quoting Alan Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wed, Jul 02, 2008 at 11:43:47AM +0100, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
>> @ £227 ex VAT per unit, I think I'll stick with my freebie that came
>> with my contract for now.
>>
>
> "freebie" you say? Ho
the making
calls and send messages bit, so I've got a glorified PDA with
bluetooth support instead at the moment!), I can't recall the URL, but
try handhelds.org or similar.
Cheers,
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inter.cgi?recnum=Canon-PIXMA_MP780
One way to do it would be to run some sort of VM under windows (not
too sure how/where you'd get it from) and link the USB ports of the
windows machine to the windows VM.
Others can help you here... :o)
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t-selections < /path/to/backup/current.packages
it should then install all the packages that are listed in that file
_and_ pull in any dependencies.
Hope this helps,
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Please use ISO
I'll try again.
Email issues at the moment apparently...
M.
On Fri, 2008-05-02 at 10:45 +0100, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-05-02 at 09:00 +0100, Javad Ayaz wrote:
> > I want to have all the apps that i have installed now..including
> > firefox addons and
Quoting Steve Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Feb 5, 2008 3:55 PM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I've just moved to wales and because I didn't finish the 12 months
>> contract on my broadband with Plus.net they're g
ell 1520 laptop (now discontinued!)
and my wife has suggested taking the broadband offer, selling the
laptop and making some cash.
I like the idea, however I cringe when I think about using AOL, does
anyone have any advice?
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news is bad news,
everything else is advertising... :oP
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use it as a marketing tool.
>
> (btw check out yet another logo that looks very similar to Ubuntu Studio's...)
Yup, however it was designed well before US was released AFAIK... ;o)
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