AIM IM with carnivorousjoe 8:51 AM me: just read the news about the ebay takedown, bummer, I was behind ya. maybe try to sell "peices of paper that describe how much money is going to the red cross"? if people can sell things telling you where to go click links surely you can do that... Joe: Im back up though! me: you are? 8:55 AM Joe: oh yes, lots of auctions online Joe: it was a nervous drive last night to redo them all Joe: im mentally beat but stable now me: is ebay going to leave them alone? Joe: I totally relisted Joe: let me find one Joe: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dllViewItem&item= 8159452741 me: cool Joe: no charity and no links me: i can't beleive they pulled them Joe: but enough to get the recognition Joe: yup! Joe: I believe in them - im glad they got me set up people do this to rip others off Joe: so i want to be legit anyway it needs to be me: mind if I post our discussion or parts of in in a/. comment? Joe: im in communiq with red cross Joe: go ahead Joe: but red cross is thankfully figuring out what to do about this Virutal Stuff, and I hope they call back today with what I need to fill out
Maybe they don't have credit cards maybe it's their parents paying the subscibtion and there's a lot of kids donating their "gold"? Don't knock it. It's a good thing. Odd, I'll grant you that, but good.
If linux is ok and yo uhave some spare boxes sitting around, then go download the Mandrake Multi-Network Firewall.
I toyed around with it a couple years ago and got it working. I used OpenBSD now, but the MNF was really easy to configure. It also has packet sniffers to detect hack attempts built in (portsentry AND snort IIRC).
I thought they looked kind of neat until I saw the $1000 tag for the motherboard...uhhhhm no. Hopefully freescale, will get the cost of these things down. I had been looking at Pegsos for awhile they look to be related (same thing?).
What OS is that on? Here's my man page for chflags.
arch set the archived flag opaque set the opaque flag (owner or superuser only) nodump set the nodump flag (owner or superuser only) sappnd set the system append-only flag (superuser only) schg set the system immutable flag (superuser only) uappnd set the user append-only flag (owner or superuser only) uchg set the user immutable flag (owner or superuser only)
also, that doesn't address the real issue of a versioned filesystem.
YOu aren't missing something. The backup itself happens HOURS after a potential screw up. In that instance the copy on the tape is bad. Versioning is the key here people!!!:-)
no, not journaled, versioned. Very very different. Journaled keeps a log of what the disk was doing so that that particular state can be restored in the event of a crash. That's how the a system running ext3 (or any of the others) don't have to fsck if you hit the power button. Versioned creates seperate version of individual files. So no, those options are NOT guaranteed by sane options, because those options don't exist in most filesystems.
You don't use VMS much do you?;-) (of course does anyone?). The delete attrribute is much more than that. Can you in unix give *any* user read/write and preevent them from deleting it? VMS has a versioned filesystem where every file has a version. If someone rewrites the file with zero's, big deal, the file exists and therefore, so does it's previous version.
Nope, no nullification done.;-) I wish I knew that this comment would have so much interest ahead of time otherwise I might have been more specific. My bad. Go read this.
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I'd be interested to see past reports, and see what they got right. I know they having really been batting a thousand as of late.
yes you still need . I used the php-cli package and write stuff in it all the time. I've replaced PERL and BASH with PHP.
Anyone know where to get good gnome themes? Freshmeat doesn't have a whole lot.
nah no cron. He needs this and this.
I wonder who was the first person to say "You don't measure RAM in Megs!".
actually he relisted everything.
= 8159452741 /. comment?
Here our aim discussion.
AIM IM with carnivorousjoe
8:51 AM
me: just read the news about the ebay takedown, bummer, I was behind ya. maybe try to sell "peices of paper that describe how much money is going to the red cross"? if people can sell things telling you where to go click links surely you can do that...
Joe: Im back up though!
me: you are?
8:55 AM
Joe: oh yes, lots of auctions online
Joe: it was a nervous drive last night to redo them all
Joe: im mentally beat but stable now
me: is ebay going to leave them alone?
Joe: I totally relisted
Joe: let me find one
Joe: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dllViewItem&item
me: cool
Joe: no charity and no links
me: i can't beleive they pulled them
Joe: but enough to get the recognition
Joe: yup!
Joe: I believe in them - im glad they got me set up people do this to rip others off
Joe: so i want to be legit anyway it needs to be
me: mind if I post our discussion or parts of in in a
Joe: im in communiq with red cross
Joe: go ahead
Joe: but red cross is thankfully figuring out what to do about this Virutal Stuff, and I hope they call back today with what I need to fill out
I didn't think the old one was all that hard. Quite similar to OpenBSD's dead-simple 2 minute install.
That's funny cuz I drove to Vancouver BC about 8 years ago, and that was the only time I've had a car vandalised.
Maybe they don't have credit cards maybe it's their parents paying the subscibtion and there's a lot of kids donating their "gold"?
Don't knock it. It's a good thing. Odd, I'll grant you that, but good.
you somehow managed to back up my point twice in that statement. ;-)
You're also a true techie if you spell "you're" as "your". :-)
If linux is ok and yo uhave some spare boxes sitting around, then go download the Mandrake Multi-Network Firewall. I toyed around with it a couple years ago and got it working. I used OpenBSD now, but the MNF was really easy to configure. It also has packet sniffers to detect hack attempts built in (portsentry AND snort IIRC).
I thought they looked kind of neat until I saw the $1000 tag for the motherboard...uhhhhm no. Hopefully freescale, will get the cost of these things down. I had been looking at Pegsos for awhile they look to be related (same thing?).
they are? Where can you find one?
your url is busted, try this one.
HAHA, I just had a vision of an iPod-like commercial of a guy dancing around to a SIDplayer (like midi) rendition of U2's "vertigo".
picture it, it's funny. Maybe the black shadow man, would just stand there for a mintue and then walk away.
I didn't. got a link? or can you describe it? What was wrong with it?
Actually I think the business plan goes something like this...
1>notice people making joysticks with built-in games that play commodore games
2>buy commodore name to sue those companies
3>...
4>profit!
Once that plan is complete maybe they will buy Amiga.
Well it's sort of a paradox. It's news for ners, and it doesn't get muchnerdier than OpenVMS, yet the number one browser to /. is IE. Odd ain't it? ;-)
What OS is that on? Here's my man page for chflags.
arch set the archived flag
opaque set the opaque flag (owner or superuser only)
nodump set the nodump flag (owner or superuser only)
sappnd set the system append-only flag (superuser only)
schg set the system immutable flag (superuser only)
uappnd set the user append-only flag (owner or superuser only)
uchg set the user immutable flag (owner or superuser only)
also, that doesn't address the real issue of a versioned filesystem.
no no no, you are missing the point. You can do those permissions on ANY file.
YOu aren't missing something. The backup itself happens HOURS after a potential screw up. In that instance the copy on the tape is bad. Versioning is the key here people!!! :-)
no, not journaled, versioned. Very very different. Journaled keeps a log of what the disk was doing so that that particular state can be restored in the event of a crash. That's how the a system running ext3 (or any of the others) don't have to fsck if you hit the power button. Versioned creates seperate version of individual files. So no, those options are NOT guaranteed by sane options, because those options don't exist in most filesystems.
You don't use VMS much do you? ;-) (of course does anyone?). The delete attrribute is much more than that. Can you in unix give *any* user read/write and preevent them from deleting it? VMS has a versioned filesystem where every file has a version. If someone rewrites the file with zero's, big deal, the file exists and therefore, so does it's previous version.
Nope, no nullification done. ;-) I wish I knew that this comment would have so much interest ahead of time otherwise I might have been more specific. My bad. Go read this.