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anyweb

check out the start menu etc :)

 

'windows switcher' in action (video)

 

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a whole bunch of screenshots here >>>

 

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anyweb,

if you don't mind me asking what is the read/write speed for the HD on this server. it seems a good speed.

gus

anyone know where to find the files that iv'e installed with wine under gnome? ive looked everywere and even searched :( .

oh, what to do???

gus

I'm sure that I am not alone when I say this, Thank you anyweb

 

Its been good fun I gotta say that, the site has gone through serveral big changes all of which I like a lot. The latest forum is an big improvement on the original, the alterations in the sections to include sub-sections was, imho, a mini masterstroke, the site is far more browsable and everyone here appreciates the hard work you had to put in to separate them all out into the correct sub-sections.

 

We may not say it enough though, whilst we add content and mutter to the noobs, we forget the fact that the server requires someone to be there to hold its hand now and then.

 

Solid uptime, big phat pipe and a server admin working clogs...

 

Thanks anyweb

 

:)

Well i was playing with photoshop and decided to make a nice irish flag...

 

One with my family name...

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Hello people,

 

I have some problems with met net-snmp program

the version i use is 5.2.1.2.

 

The following accors, i made a snmpd.conf and put it in de right

directory, example : /usr/share/snmp/snmpd.conf

 

if i start snmpd on the following #snmpd /usr/share/snmpd.conf

then i get nothing strange in the snmpd.log but when i go back to

the directory where snmpd.conf is then the file is renamed as a

socket file into snmpd.conf= but the daemon is running.

 

so if i start a snmpwalk on the following maner:

 

root@slacky:/# snmpwalk -v 1 -c public localhost

Timeout: No Response from localhost

 

I also turned a snmp daemon on in my thomson speedtouch 510 modem, and this works perfect if i put the same command as above and change localhost into the ip of my modem then i`ll get the information that i want and put it with a crontab into mrtg, and this works fine.

 

So what i want to know is: why do i have problems??? I have read the man page over and over again but i can come out of it.

 

does anyone have a manual with steps that i can use???

 

Thanks a lot.

 

A.R.Winters

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