>please dont send me confidential mail - i cant be trusted
HaHa.. Very funny K.G.
It's very convenient to use my office account.
what's the point you are trying to make, if at all there is one.
Regards,
Keith
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From: Richard Chang
To: linuxers-request(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 4:10 PM
Subject: Linux Application Server
I have this small system which is a Linux All-in-one Server. It is called the Ezynet server and is from Wipro. I doesnot have any port for connecting the VDU or keyboard and the hard disk has crashed. I have misplaced the CD's also. If any one has a copy of the restore CD's Pls let me know. I would also like to know if I can load FC on this system ( provided that it doesnot have any VDU or Keyboard and it's LAN card does not support PXE. It has a PCI card which connects it to an LCD display card and it displays the IP of the system.
--- Amol Hatwar <amol(a)hatwar.org> wrote:
> *chop*
>
> Anything "Apple" is best bought in the US. AFAIK Apples have very less
> penetration in India just because they follow the same pricing structure
> world-wide without taking PPP into account.
>*chop*
AFAIK Apples have very less penetration anywhere in the world.
:>)
As far as PPP is concerned, i doubt that even the other manufacturers really
follow that. As far as the major chunk (the actual raw materials) are concerned,
they are not made in India with indian raw materials. Or to be more precise, even
if they were made in india with indian inputs, the costing would work out much
more. Ok, so India has advantage of labor, but it hardly helps when your product
is to be built on a highly automated assembly line and labor is not much of a
factor. you can still manage to find IBM Compatible desktop PCs in the US
cheaper than the assembled ones in India.
I think it's more cost price + margin than PPP as the driving point.
Unless ofcourse, we are gauranteed uninteruppted cheap power, and electricity
Transmission losses (Currently at 33% conservative estimates) are minimized,
taxes are multiple surcharges arereduced yada yada. then maybe we can manufacture
components in house and thus be more in line with PPP that relying on imports.
even after all that, i fear the taiwanese will still kick our butts big time.
they simply rock when it comes to churning out these things.
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I am having some space constraints so hows this for a solution.
On an existing desktop (AMD athlon XP, 256 MB) running FC3, can I also install
FreeBSD using VMWare and run both simultaneously?
FC3 is needed as the routine desktop and FreeBSD for testing. The usage of
freeBSD OS will be via ssh so dont care about the gui.
Has this worked for anyone? RAM is not a problem, if needed can surely add more.
comments, tips, advice, warnings... all solicited.
-abhi
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Dear Amit,
The Oracle 9i installation program is a Java based
program and does not have a TUI or a CLI as an
alternative.
You need have X installed and running while installing
either Client or server.
Atleast from my knowledge u cant install Oracle 9i
Enterprise without X....on the linux box..!
I even failed installing Oracle Client on RedHat Linux
with a dump on the HDD...! We had to put the media in
and then run
./mnt/cdrom/Product/runinstaller
[NOT THE EXACT PATH ALTHOUGH]
bye rgds
biju
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Hi,
I installed Debian Sarge .. however it was a minimal install. So I don't think the desktop managers are installed.
How do I install them now? RedHat had rpms.. I think the alternate here is apt install.
What would be the fastest and simplest way to install Gnome for instance ?
Thanks,
Gishu Pillai
Karia Amit <amit_karia99(a)rediffmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I am using fc3 as my linux system.I want to do web-hosting through apache. I have made required configurations in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file . I restarted all the services
and working properly. But when i use elinks in the same machine where i have configured apache it shows forbidden error. I hardly beleieve there is prob in configuration . What can be the reason..
Please guide
"As Long As You Can Carry On One More Moment , You'll Never Be Defeated"
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Forbidden error generally happens in Apache when you have not set right permissions for the directory( your document directory) OR the files inside (files should be readable by apache user:generally wwwrun)
Try accessing a single html file inside the directory rather thanusing the absolute path, u will get clearer picture.
Last but not least /var/log/httpd/access.log!
Regards,
Chirag
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>> XML (although I haven't used it under linux.. but should not
>> be a problem )
>Since when did parsing XML become lightweight ;)
I'm writing an C# w XML based app for a personal itch. So I am assuming he too doesn't want to
spend too much time developing.
Anyways are you telling me that using Access, other SQL DBs are going to be faster than XML for small files.
java has classes that parse XML. But if he is gonna manually parse XML.. look for something else
Gishu