There's a book, Red Hat Linux X: The Complete Reference DVD Edition (no refid;-), listed on amazon.com supposedly to be released December 3. Despite the cover, one of the authors' homepages (Haddad) just has "Red Hat Linux" and a November 2003 release, so I guess they're fixing or have fixed it.
In response to high demand from our users, ISC is releasing a patch for BIND to support the declaration of "delegation-only" zones... This can be used to filter out "wildcard" or "synthesized" data from NAT boxes or from authoritative name servers whose undelegated (in-zone) data is of no interest.
It's a bit interesting to note that using a proxy (e.g. squid) does return an "Unknown host" error for non-existing domains. I guess squid performs a real A lookup first.
I don't think the.org registry ever went down. The only Informative message here (IMHO) was from jrwilk01: "Responsible servers changed, all is well. Nothing to see here. Move along." It was marked Redundant and scored 0, just because the moderators only saw the whois record!
Those of you with obsolete whois clients can do something like this:
Will test it out later, still have 41 mins to go for the download (only 256kbps DSL).
I have MPlayer 0.90 release. BTW, in SR#1, did the robot seem to screech as it was being squashed by the tank? If so, the sound's off. That should only happen in the gang-BANG! scene;)... I thought SR#1's sound was ok in MPlayer until I tried it in QT6.
I use an old version of Codeweavers Wine (codeweavers-wine-20020904-7, while it was still available) on RH9. To get it running, I added " export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1" to the wine shell script.
For the QT installation, I had to run in Desktop mode ("Desktop" = "Y" "Managed"="N" in config), otherwise the blue setup screen takes up the whole real desktop and seems to hang. I clicked through the QuickTime installation until it gave an unhandled exception during the "updating registry" step. I almost gave up, but gave it a try. What do you know, it worked... You can use managed/non-desktop mode after it's installed.
Please note that this is the same filename as the mov for Second Renaissance - Part 1, so be careful when copying or moving to your Animatrix archive. I'm wget'ing the zipped version.
I use QuickPlayer 6.1 on Wine to watch the Animatrix movies... MPlayer and Xine play the sound ahead by a few seconds. I tried fiddling with the audio delay, but no go. What do you guys use (on Linux)?
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Oh, I don't know. In addition to the "coffin" quoted by others, the lead-in says:
If something gets killed, it's dead, right? ;)
There's a book, Red Hat Linux X: The Complete Reference DVD Edition (no refid ;-), listed on amazon.com supposedly to be released December 3. Despite the cover, one of the authors' homepages (Haddad) just has "Red Hat Linux" and a November 2003 release, so I guess they're fixing or have fixed it.
"AMD" probably means "Active Matrix Display".
...was the high school company of Paul Allen and Bill Gates.
Well, if you use your own nameservers in your resolv.conf, I suppose modifying them would do the trick. I haven't tried this out yet, though.
Check it out...
BIND delegation-only patch:
It's a bit interesting to note that using a proxy (e.g. squid) does return an "Unknown host" error for non-existing domains. I guess squid performs a real A lookup first.
I suppose Comobi for the P800 is getting close to what you have in mind.
I might have my funny bone out of whack today, but I laughed, ummm, my ass out at the ... ah ... comparative astronomy ;) (No, it's not a redirect.)
Just use whois.pir.org instead of whois.publicinterestregistry.org, as per cloudscout's note. Thanks, didn't know about that.
I don't think the .org registry ever went down. The only Informative message here (IMHO) was from jrwilk01: "Responsible servers changed, all is well. Nothing to see here. Move along." It was marked Redundant and scored 0, just because the moderators only saw the whois record!
Those of you with obsolete whois clients can do something like this:
$ whois slashdot.org@whois.publicinterestregistry.org...
Billing Street1:Whois Server:whois.opensrs.net
...
$ whois slashdot.org@whois.opensrs.net
Or just go to whois.bw.org.
Will test it out later, still have 41 mins to go for the download (only 256kbps DSL).
I have MPlayer 0.90 release. BTW, in SR#1, did the robot seem to screech as it was being squashed by the tank? If so, the sound's off. That should only happen in the gang-BANG! scene ;) ... I thought SR#1's sound was ok in MPlayer until I tried it in QT6.
I use an old version of Codeweavers Wine (codeweavers-wine-20020904-7, while it was still available) on RH9. To get it running, I added " export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1" to the wine shell script.
For the QT installation, I had to run in Desktop mode ("Desktop" = "Y" "Managed"="N" in config), otherwise the blue setup screen takes up the whole real desktop and seems to hang. I clicked through the QuickTime installation until it gave an unhandled exception during the "updating registry" step. I almost gave up, but gave it a try. What do you know, it worked... You can use managed/non-desktop mode after it's installed.
Good luck...
Please note that this is the same filename as the mov for Second Renaissance - Part 1, so be careful when copying or moving to your Animatrix archive. I'm wget'ing the zipped version.
I use QuickPlayer 6.1 on Wine to watch the Animatrix movies... MPlayer and Xine play the sound ahead by a few seconds. I tried fiddling with the audio delay, but no go. What do you guys use (on Linux)?