Hi all,
Just in case any of you are near SW London (TW10) next week. There will be time
for discussion after the screening.
#Ham Green screen are showing Unchain My Heart Wednesday 30 sept
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I know we had this communication before privately, but it looks like your
ISP is Virgin insofar as that is the gateway for your wireless service.
According to the company's website (walesbroadband.com) it's WiMAX, which
is no bad thing as it does provide a decent service but with their
architec
You're going to have to find out what kind of network you have and a
bit more info in general before anyone can advise.
It is Wifi, 3G, WiMAX or what? Study your bill and your contract, for starters.
I believe it is WiMAX
Secondly, do you have admin access to your router?
Yes.
Norman
On 8 October 2012 14:44, Norman Silverstone wrote:
>
>
>
> When you say it is by wireless do you mean that you are effectively
>> sharing a wifi link with others, or is more sophisticated than that?
>> If you are sharing a wifi link then it is the wifi base station that
>> would have to have th
On 8 October 2012 14:44, Norman Silverstone wrote:
>
>
>> When you say it is by wireless do you mean that you are effectively
>> sharing a wifi link with others, or is more sophisticated than that?
>> If you are sharing a wifi link then it is the wifi base station that
>> would have to have the p
When you say it is by wireless do you mean that you are effectively
sharing a wifi link with others, or is more sophisticated than that?
If you are sharing a wifi link then it is the wifi base station that
would have to have the port opened to your machine.
There is an antenna fixed to my hou
1. Who is the ISP?
See reply to Colin
2. What sort of service is it - eg is it 3G, or actual wifi (I suspect 3G)
Definitely not wifi.
3. What is the make and model of your router
Router is ZyXEL NBG 417N and was supplied by the broadband supplier.
I can guess how the service is pres
On 8 October 2012 13:58, Norman Silverstone wrote:
> I have never used this list before for a subject which is not related to
> Ubuntu but I cannot think where else to go. I would like to hear from any
> one who gets their broadband supplied by wireless (radio). My supply is by
> wireless because
On 8 October 2012 13:58, Norman Silverstone wrote:
> I have never used this list before for a subject which is not related to
> Ubuntu but I cannot think where else to go. I would like to hear from any
> one who gets their broadband supplied by wireless (radio). My supply is by
> wireless because
I have never used this list before for a subject which is not related to
Ubuntu but I cannot think where else to go. I would like to hear from
any one who gets their broadband supplied by wireless (radio). My supply
is by wireless because there is no reasonable supply any other way and I
am una
Many thanks, Martin.
I regularly visit my local CeX although their stock list is hit and miss,
for obvious reasons.
Cheers
Bruce
On 20 June 2011 19:49, Martin Houston wrote:
> As it happens I managed to get a gig of ram as 2x 512MB at the local CeX
> (Computer Exchange) shop.
>
> Doubled the
Thanks Jim
and thanks all!
It looks like Steve Flynn has got me sorted.
Thanks again
B
On 20 June 2011 17:09, Jim Price wrote:
> On 20/06/11 15:16, Bruce Beardall wrote:
>
>> Dear All
>>
>> Apologies for an off-topic query but I�m looking for old PC RAM someone
>> might have that they�re wi
As it happens I managed to get a gig of ram as 2x 512MB at the local CeX
(Computer Exchange) shop.
Doubled the memory in an old P4 system to a very healthy 2G for £6 :)
They may be worth trying for RAM if you have one local.
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On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 3:16 PM, Bruce Beardall wrote:
> Dear All
>
> Apologies for an off-topic query but I’m looking for old PC RAM someone
> might have that they’re willing to sell or at least know of a decent vendor.
>
> A little while ago, I bought a second hand PC as a general purpose famil
On 20/06/11 15:16, Bruce Beardall wrote:
Dear All
Apologies for an off-topic query but I�m looking for old PC RAM someone
might have that they�re willing to sell or at least know of a decent vendor.
A little while ago, I bought a second hand PC as a general purpose family
machine. It came with
Hi Steve
That's pretty much what I've got at the moment: two slots filled with 256mb
each, so I'll be looking for pairs of RAM up to 1gig each.
Cheers
Bruce
On 20 June 2011 15:58, Steve Fisher wrote:
> Will have a look, was clearing the attic yesterday and I saw some old ram,
> but I think t
Will have a look, was clearing the attic yesterday and I saw some old ram,
but I think they were only 256mb (2 off). Whats in it and does it have to be
matched pairs?
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Thanks Liam
They didn't have them before but I suppose new stock is now available.
I'll have a look.
Cheers
Bruce
On 20 June 2011 15:34, Liam Gallear wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
> I just took a quick look on Amazon and I've seen some 1GB RAM sticks for
> around £15-20, if that's a price you'd be l
Hi Bruce,
I just took a quick look on Amazon and I've seen some 1GB RAM sticks for around
£15-20, if that's a price you'd be looking for?
Thanks and Regards,
Liam Gallear
On 20 Jun 2011, at 15:16, Bruce Beardall wrote:
> Dear All
>
> Apologies for an off-topic query but I’m looking for old
Dear All
Apologies for an off-topic query but I’m looking for old PC RAM someone
might have that they’re willing to sell or at least know of a decent vendor.
A little while ago, I bought a second hand PC as a general purpose family
machine. It came with a 2.4Ghz processor but only 512Mb RAM.
A l
On 15/09/10 22:35, Paul Tansom wrote:
** alan c [2010-09-15 22:32]:
About 3 weeks ago I ordered a few items (a couple of legacy logo
Ubuntu mugs and various stickers) from www.cheeplinux.com. I have
purchased from them in the distant past and expected no problem. The
site says that most pu
No new products appear to have been added since 12th March.
http://www.cheeplinux.com/products_new.php?osCsid=d69e9d0a2d0a72b040628960c8fd8886
Sounds to me like they've gone bust :-(
Not the news you want to hear, but in order to strike off a company
you need to have been dormant for 6 months, w
** alan c [2010-09-15 22:32]:
> About 3 weeks ago I ordered a few items (a couple of legacy logo
> Ubuntu mugs and various stickers) from www.cheeplinux.com. I have
> purchased from them in the distant past and expected no problem. The
> site says that most purchases will be dispatched next da
About 3 weeks ago I ordered a few items (a couple of legacy logo
Ubuntu mugs and various stickers) from www.cheeplinux.com. I have
purchased from them in the distant past and expected no problem. The
site says that most purchases will be dispatched next day, although
this is not item specific.
Hey Sean,
If they are uploading things, its likely they have a PHP Shell somewhere.
The most common is called the "C99 Shell". You could try doing a grep to
find it. I agree with Alan, it would be best to restore a backup.
It also looks like they are trying to start a SOCKS server, from the
"./moc
- "Alan Pope" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 27, 2007 at 07:34:23AM +, Sean Miller wrote:
> > I am aware this isn't Ubuntu related, but I'm tearing my hair out.
> >
> > For the past week or so some folks have been constantly hacking my
> > webserver... it's running Cent-OS I bel
On Thu, Dec 27, 2007 at 07:34:23AM +, Sean Miller wrote:
> I am aware this isn't Ubuntu related, but I'm tearing my hair out.
>
> For the past week or so some folks have been constantly hacking my
> webserver... it's running Cent-OS I believe, but I don't have the knowledge
> to work out how t
Sean,
Sean Miller wrote:
> Yes, Tony... I suspect that one or more of the installed scripts are the
> issue but not sure where to find out for sure... would be difficult to
> turn to a customer and say "sorry, you can't have your phpBB forum"
> unless I knew for sure what it was they were exploiti
On 27/12/2007, Sean Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, Tony... I suspect that one or more of the installed scripts are the
> issue but not sure where to find out for sure... would be difficult to turn
> to a customer and say "sorry, you can't have your phpBB forum" unless I knew
> for sure
Yes, Tony... I suspect that one or more of the installed scripts are the
issue but not sure where to find out for sure... would be difficult to turn
to a customer and say "sorry, you can't have your phpBB forum" unless I knew
for sure what it was they were exploiting - anyway, I'd rather patch it t
Sean,
I'd have a look at the apache logs and see what URLs are being accessed
and go from there. Their location might give you a clue.
Do you have any PHP stuff on their such as PhpBB or similar?
Regards,
Tony.
Sean Miller wrote:
> Here's a "ps -fe" I did a little while ago, just before I reboo
Here's a "ps -fe" I did a little while ago, just before I rebooted...
As you can see, they're really working hard to frustrate me...
Sean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] httpdocs]# ps -fe | grep apache
apache2889 2220 1 Dec26 ?00:18:36 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache2891 2220 0 Dec26 ?00:00
I am aware this isn't Ubuntu related, but I'm tearing my hair out.
For the past week or so some folks have been constantly hacking my
webserver... it's running Cent-OS I believe, but I don't have the knowledge
to work out how they're getting in.
I've changed the SSH port from 22, have run rkhunte
Ronnie Tucker wrote:
> James Edward Grabham wrote:
>> Tom Bamford wrote:
>>
>>> That would be better with an "End Now..." button :p
>>>
>>>
>>> Alan Pope wrote:
>>>
On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 05:28:36PM +, Albert Vilella wrote:
> Evacuee describes Antarctic res
James Edward Grabham wrote:
> Tom Bamford wrote:
>
>> That would be better with an "End Now..." button :p
>>
>>
>> Alan Pope wrote:
>>
>>> On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 05:28:36PM +, Albert Vilella wrote:
>>>
>>>
Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/
Tom Bamford wrote:
> That would be better with an "End Now..." button :p
>
>
> Alan Pope wrote:
>> On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 05:28:36PM +, Albert Vilella wrote:
>>
>>> Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
>>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7111080.stm
>>>
>>> Got it? No? "MS Explorer"? ...
That would be better with an "End Now..." button :p
Alan Pope wrote:
On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 05:28:36PM +, Albert Vilella wrote:
Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7111080.stm
Got it? No? "MS Explorer"? ... :-)
http://www.jimcromwell.com/land
Albert Vilella wrote:
> Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7111080.stm
>
> Got it? No? "MS Explorer"? ... :-)
>
>
*groans* :p
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On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 05:28:36PM +, Albert Vilella wrote:
> Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7111080.stm
>
> Got it? No? "MS Explorer"? ... :-)
>
http://www.jimcromwell.com/landfill/explorerok.jpg
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Ha ha ha, that made me chuckle.
Albert Vilella wrote:
> Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7111080.stm
>
> Got it? No? "MS Explorer"? ... :-)
>
>
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Albert Vilella wrote:
> Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7111080.stm
>
> Got it? No? "MS Explorer"? ... :-)
>
>
Haha, thats class =D
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Evacuee describes Antarctic rescue
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7111080.stm
Got it? No? "MS Explorer"? ... :-)
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