Linuxers January 2007

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Commercial: Job Opening
by Krishna Dagli 09 Jan '07

09 Jan '07

Hi, We at Infotech Financials Pvt. Ltd are looking to hire persons having work experience of 6 months to 2 years in Java. Candidate should be proficient in JSP (Java Server Pages) and any RDBMs. Candidates with knowledge of IBM-DB2 will be given higher preference. To know more about Infotech Financials Pvt. Ltd please visit http://www.infofin.com Please email your resume to kdagli(a)infofin.com. Regards Krishna Dagli.

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Website downtime
by Anurag 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

due to maintenance work with our webservers, our website and wiki will not be available tomorrow during day. everything should be back to normal by evening. we are sorry for the inconvenience. Anurag -- __ __ gnu /noo/ n. Ox like antelope; (abbr.) /gnoo/ n. (recursive acronym) Gnu's Not Unix.

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wold domination - Roadmap
by jtd 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

An analysis of why 2008 will be the tipping point for GNU/Linux world domination. http://catb.org/%7Eesr/writings/world-domination/world-domination-201.html -- Rgds JTD

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ways to get a working Linux server in to an installable CD set for future reinstall?
by Koustubha Kale 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

Hi, I have a Linux server working very well. It consists of a lot of software like qmail and stuff which I downloaded and compiled. And also a lot of configurations, users etc. during reinstall if I just use the distro ( CentOS in this case) I would spend a lot of time again to get the server in the same working order. I would like to sort of image it so I can reinstall it painlessly if it crashes. Or I can install it on some other server so as to replicate the setup. What are the best ways to do this? (Apart from using commercial Imaging or Disaster Recovery software.) With warm regards Koustubha Kale __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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For all you Star Wars fans out there...
by Vihan Pandey 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

Hi all, If you are a hard core, and i mean REALLY hard core Star Wars && Bash scripting fan then or you think you've written the best /etc/issue.net ever, then THIS is for you : <http://towel.blinkenlights.nl/>Open a shell a do : telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ENJOY !!! Regards, - vihan

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GISKnoppix
by jtd 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

Hi all, GISKNOPPIX_V1.2-2005-03-05-EN.iso is available from me. -- Rgds JTD

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C programming - Processes, Threads, Plugins
by Dinesh Joshi 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

Hi List, New Year greetings to all! I am working on a small project and want to learn about implementing simple plugins in C. I have already done some research on plugins. They are generally implemented using dynamic libraries ( dlfcn.h? ). My project involves taking a simple user command and process it using different algorithms ( based on user's choice ). Each algorithm is implemented as a plugin. The program should launch the plugin in a separate process/thread and wait until it completes the processing. The advantage of this model is that, if required, the program can use several algorithms simultaneously to process the same command. So I need to learn how to program: 1. Processes 2. Threads 3. Plugins I know one comprehensive resource is not available to learn all of the above. Any inputs are appreciated. I like to learn by example. If anyone has links / e-books / tutorials which teaches the above using examples then please post them here. Also, I am a bit confused about how exactly plugins are implemented. In my case, all algorithms perform the same task but internally the processing differs. So do i implement a common API which my main program ( can I call it a server? ) will use to communicate with that plugin? Once the API standardized, can people simply add new algorithms by implementing the same API? One more dilemma I face is whether to use processes or threads? With the newer multicore ( and the older HT ) architecture processors, what would be better to use? Processes or Threads? Ofcourse it goes without saying I'm using Linux, gcc :P P.S.: Anybody know a good resource for debugging using gcc, gdb? -- Regards, Dinesh A. Joshi

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Commercial: Job Opening
by Krishna Dagli 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

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Install melas??
by C.E. Hariharan 08 Jan '07

08 Jan '07

I am a linux newbie yet to install linux on my comp.Do we hold install melas?if yes when is the next and where?or can someone donate a CD of linux so that i can make a copy using my combo drive?

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Re: Linuxers Digest, Vol 45, Issue 39
by vivek shah 07 Jan '07

07 Jan '07

when i bought my acer laptop from Kolkata the price of my laptop was reduced as I refused to get windows preloaded and it came only with a hardly working version of linpus linux on it... It seems Acer recommends Windows but then they dont have issues if we refuse it.... They gave me a driver cd for Windows though and had none for Linux which was part of their recommendation agenda :-D Though I had probs initially with drivers but ultimately I found all the drivers on Dapper and perusing the Acer developers a bit and thts been awesome............. Regards, Vivek

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