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OS fingerprinting and traffic shaping with iptables?
Is it possible to check the OS of the remote clients and to prioritize some of the OS with iptables? For instance, is it possible to classify and slow down any SMTP connection from a Windows box? ... 25 Mar 2007 00:06
Help me out with a mailing lsit manager
Hi Folks, I am looking for a mailing list manager that will send a 'message of the day' or 'message of the week' plucked from a knowledge base of articles. I have come across lots of managers that will let you create a message and then send it, but I am a bit stuck on ones that will send from a pre-created ... 24 Mar 2007 00:33
Open Office is a fully licensed alternative software to Microsoft Office
On 2007-03-21, uuvpitfmklou(a)yahoo.com <uuvpitfmklou(a)yahoo.com> wrote: Don't be fooled by illegal copies of Microsoft Office selling for 49$ - 69$. These are not licensed copies and could end up costing you more than $100,000 in copyright fines or willful infringement. Open Office is a fully licensed alterna... 23 Mar 2007 07:49
Burt Young's official website
On 2007-03-21, bharga <corvettzzs(a)gmail.com> wrote: The awaited launch of Burt Young's official website is now available on the Internet for the public. The website has become a literal library describing his milestones. His most recent endeavors include a marvelous display of contemporary artwork and paint... 21 Mar 2007 16:17
Help! Selecting a resolution with dpkg-reconfigure
Sorry if this is a really stupid question ... I am trying to install Ubuntu on my new PC, which has an Intel 845G graphics chipset. I am therefore jumping through the tradional hoops to get it to understand about resolutions. The first thing to do is a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg. Fine. No problem. Afte... 21 Mar 2007 18:23
CUPS - Automatic Restart
Tim wrote: Depending on version of cups, there is in the more modern version a config option (in the web interface) that allows an error condition to abort the job, hold the job or stop the queue. I think stop the queue is the default. Ugh. None of those options sound appetising. Minimal user interven... 22 Mar 2007 09:41
Sarge and SATA
> Is this because the install discs have too old a 2.6 kernel, will compiling a kernel fix it Probably but it is hard work. I'm not sure what SATA support was in the Sarge installer, but it is likely much has been added since. Depending what you are doing with the box, it is probably worth trying the Etch ... 20 Mar 2007 21:47
New Ubuntu install - which version?
Dear All, My Nice New Computer (well, new-ish) has arrived from eBay and I am about to set it up. It's going to be Ubuntu, because I know it and like it. However, I am wondering whether to use Dapper (6.06LTS) or Edgy (6.10). Dapper For: consistency (already use it on laptop and other home PC), long term... 21 Mar 2007 18:23
Hardware vs software RAID these days...
Hi all. We're looking for a new disk server at work (it acts as a data repository, database server and head node for a small Linux cluster), as the old one's getting long in the tooth. Back when we got the old one the way to go was to get a 3ware RAID card, so that's what we got, and the performance has been, um... 29 Mar 2007 03:29
xubuntu -> kubuntu
Hi If I use a xubuntu 6.10 cd to do the initial install, can I then effectively make it kubuntu by adding / going to an appropriate repository and doing a net install of kde? Would I then need to do something to make kde the default instead of xfce? Or would I be better off starting with ubuntu server and ... 30 Mar 2007 17:51
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