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12 December2009

Describe the new page here.

6 February2010

Schedule of talks for 6th February 2010 at IBM HursleyLabs, Winchester

  • 10:00-10:45 – Arrive
  • 11:00 – Introduction – AntonPiatek

  • 11:15 – Linux is everywhere: a look at embedded linux – 30min – ChrisSimmonds

  • 12:00 – Lunch – HursleyClubhouse (TBC)

  • 14:30 – Walking with elephants – 20min- DamianBrasher

    • This ebook is designed to help you gain some deeper insight into a small scale, technical Open Source software development
  • 15:00 – Puppet – what, why, how – [continued…]

Kernel Compiling

Using make-kpkg

Debian contains a very useful command for helping you to compile and install kernels. It’s called make-kpkg. This article gives a quick summary of the features of make-kpkg.

In this article, all the shell command examples assume that you’re starting from the root directory of the kernel source (from, e.g., the /usr/local/src/linux-2.6.0 directory, or wherever your source happens to be). Shell commands with a “#” prompt are run as root. Commands with a “$” prompt are run as a normal user.

It is also assumed that you have already downloaded, unpacked and configured your [continued…]

14th March2009

10 October2009

On the Surry LUG Site: http://www.surrey.lug.org.uk/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?[[BringABoxArchive/20091010]]

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12 September2009

Schedule of talks for 12 September 2009 at IBM HursleyLabs, Winchester

Who [continued…]

8 August2009

On the Surry LUG Site: http://www.surrey.lug.org.uk/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?[[BringABoxArchive/20090808]]

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11 April2009

When: 11:00 – 17:30, Saturday 11th April 2009

Where: http://www.surrey.lug.org.uk/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?[[BringABox/NokiaFarnborough|Nokia Southwood, Farnborough.]]

Joint meeting with SurreyLUG

Who Was There

  • Lots of people, 20 at the peak.

What Happened

Lots of talks and presentations:

See Also

14 February2009

When: 11:00 – ??:??, Saturday 14th February 2009

Where: Building 1, http://www.surrey.lug.org.uk/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?[[BringABox/NokiaFarnborough|Nokia Farnborough]]

Talks starting at 11:30

Who Was There

What Happened

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Mailserver

 Howto: Setup a home mailserver

So the first thing is to understand the setup:

 an "email server" can be made up of various bits, the bit that sends emails out it called the mail transfer agent or MTA
 fetchmail gets email from your ISP and delivers to local MTA local MTA saves in /var/mail (or /home/user/Mail) dovecot serves /var/mail and /home/user/Mail via POP3 and/or IMAP roundcube web application talks IMAP to dovecot to view emails and talks to the local MTA to send emails

This mailserver was configured on Ubuntu server 6.06 with a [continued…]