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When: 10:00 – 16:30, Saturday 07th November 2009 Where: SeminarRoom1, Southampton University. Events Planned
Who Was ThereThis page will describe how to set up Linux so that it works with redundant networks links to the local switch or pair of switches. When: 11:00 – 17:30, Saturday 13th June 2009 Where: http://www.surrey.lug.org.uk/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?[[BringABox/NokiaFarnborough|Nokia Southwood, Farnborough.]] Joint meeting with SurreyLUG Who Was There
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Describe the new page here. Converting from mbox to Maildir IntroductionThis article describes how to convert from mbox to Maildir format. Maildirs have quite a few advantages over mbox format, especially when you have a lot of users with large mailboxes. Another big advantage is that with dovecot and Maildirs, users can create sub-folders. These notes are specific to my situation. I wasn’t able to find a complete guide to doing this anywhere, so hopefully it’ll serve as a good guide to others. My system uses:
When: 10:30 – 16:30, Saturday 2nd February 2008 Where: SouthamptonUniversity SeminarRoom1 Times
Media and presentations from the talks are available from the TechTalks/2ndFebruary2008 page. Who Was ThereWhen: 12:30 – 19:00 or so, Saturday 1st November 2003 Where: George’s Bar, London Street, Basingstoke. Square T15 here. Then Lloyd’s Bar, Basingstoke. Who was there:
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When: 10:30 – 16:30, Saturday 14th April 2007 Where: SouthamptonUniversity SeminarRoom1 Gallery: http://www.hants.lug.org.uk/gallery/HantsLUG_04_2007 Talks & Presentations
Media and presentations from the talks are available from the TechTalks/14thApril2007 page. Who Was ThereSome Tips for Passwords and Logins Legend:
In general order of increasing security. Do not send passwords in clear text over the network[RSU] As a general rule no protocol that transmits unencrypted authentication data over a network should be used. Examples of insecure protocols are telnet, ftp and the r* tools. All modern Unix and Linux systems ship with secure alternatives as default, and either no longer contain or require manual intervention to enable legacy protocols. Where legacy applications demand use of insecure protocols, [continued…] Starting a Window ManagerWhen the idea of a graphical system for Unix was first introduced, there was a basic (very basic) graphical screen, based on what some of you will recognise as xdm. That is all well and good, but for those of us that like the CLI (Command-Line Interface), you can use: startx to force a normal console-login to start your desired window-manager. Graphical login managers use the underlying configuration file: ~/.xsession While startx uses: ~/.xinitrc Although, if no ~/.xinitrc file is present, startx will read ~/.xsession quite happily. Initially (unless you have added one to /etc/skel/), these [continued…] |
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