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  1. powdarrmonkey
    Enable it in a group policy object and apply it to your choice of clients.
  2. powdarrmonkey
    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/sharedaccess/default.mspx
  3. powdarrmonkey
    'Fluke' and testing equipment has never given me much hope, somebody in their marketing department needs shooting!
  4. powdarrmonkey
    Barcoding Inc. - PDA Barcode Scanner Devices Buy barcode scanners, barcode readers, barcode label printers, plastic card printers, barcode hardware & software UK Rugged PDAs with barcodes readers - OPTICON - Portable input terminal, Mobile computer rinse, lather, repeat
  5. powdarrmonkey
    Yeah, maybe you should put that bottle down now...
  6. powdarrmonkey
    If Ubuntu works the same as Debian (which it normally does) and you are using udev (which you probably are) your device names are defined by MAC in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules and then mapped to IP addresses in /etc/network/interfaces.
  7. powdarrmonkey
    Damned cheek!
  8. powdarrmonkey
    That's because in *nix-land, where the GIMP originates, they live in the root of the home directory.
  9. powdarrmonkey
    In the cabling you almost certainly have, wires 1 and 7 form a circuit and not getting a light means there's no circuit, so there's your problem. But by now you've sorted it, I'm sure
  10. powdarrmonkey
    Smells of a kernel bug - have you tried Ubuntu 9.04?
  11. powdarrmonkey
    Yes, shutdown takes place even when at the login screen - but you don't see the warning dialog, it just happens.
  12. powdarrmonkey
    In IPv6 all addresses can be publicly routed, that's half the point. There is no NAT any more, no port forwarding... However to use it at the moment you need an IPv6 enabled router and a service that provides it natively, or a (carefully configured and probably *nix) machine that acts as a router through a tunnel from SixXS or Hurricane Electric. (My ISP, Goscomb.net, provide it natively, and it rocks.)
  13. powdarrmonkey
    Yes, your DNS infrastructure needs to know about your new server name.
  14. powdarrmonkey
    Yes and no. You can run as many virtual sites as you like on port 80; however they're right to say they can't guarantee a minimum level of service if you start splitting it up. They install their own instance of Apache2 in any case.
  15. powdarrmonkey
    @FN-GM: Have a look at adtool, which I maintain in Debian and Ubuntu. It's for exactly that
  16. powdarrmonkey
    ...aaaaaaaand I'm back Now to catch up on everything I missed
  17. powdarrmonkey
    See if you can reproduce this with ACPI and IO APIC enabled.
  18. powdarrmonkey
    Yes. .
  19. powdarrmonkey
    Oh of course, just not for a while
  20. powdarrmonkey
    I have some business to take care of, and I think some time away would be beneficial in any case, so I am taking an EduBreak. If you need or want me or see a thread you think might interest me please PM me. Thanks! See you all in a week or so
  21. powdarrmonkey
    I should probably declare that I do have two datacentre beasts and a couple of virtual machines, I'm looking surprisingly lean otherwise
  22. powdarrmonkey
    You mean the fan noise drowns you out?
  23. powdarrmonkey
    I run a silent Atom router, DNS/DHCP, mail and cache server, deliberately because it's less hungry on power but still stands up to my demands. It doesn't have a hard drive in either which helps.
  24. powdarrmonkey
    http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/41600-school-quote-had-laugh.html
  25. powdarrmonkey
    It was a long time ago, but I've done it. You have to dedicate the units to the bridge, you can't use them as access points at the same time (though I think some of the newer ones can do, so your mileage might vary).
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