Dear Readers,

September 2006 issue of LINUX For You bundles a hugely popular distro
in its DVD format - Ubuntu 6.06. Ubuntu brings with it the proven
stability, desktop convenience and user-friendliness.

On the editorial front, this issue is a 'Clustering Special'. We have
3 great articles that aim to make the complex phenomena of Clustering
easier for you. For newbies, we have some really enlightening articles
on Amarok music player, Google Earth Linux and the review of Elive
Linux distro.

The topic for CommunitySpeak this month is "What do you gain from
participating in an open source projest that you wouldn't from a
regular work environment?" Also, in the 'Down Memory Lane' series, we
look at the history of the openSUSE project.

FOR YOU & ME

* Amarok-Let The Music Play
* A Sneak Peek Into Google Earth Linux
* A Sneak Peek Into Google Earth Linux
* Opinions: How Important Is It To Have Tux In A Turban And Dhoti?
* Freespire 1.0-A Desktop Delight
* OpenSUSE-From Fuerth To The Future
* Elive-An `Enlightening' Experience
* Open Source Perils
* GPLv3-A Heady Battle Against DRM And Patents

ADMIN

* NAS Devices For Your Linux-Based Set-up
* Enabling Enterprise Communication In The Linux Environment
* Scale Up Your LTSP

DEVELOPERS
* Castor XML-Binding The XML
* C, C++ And Qt Development On Linux With Eclipse IDE

GEEKS
* Linux Scheduling-The Final Word
* Getting Started With Condor
* Clustering-Making Rocket Science Simpler
* Nautilus-Managing Much More Than Mere Files

COLUMNS
* FreedomYug: Gnu Gibberish
* BraveGNUIndia: Of Tropical Islands, Cyberspace And Web Servers

PLAYERS
* Reevik-A Promising Future `On The Rails'--Dibya Prakash
Bhattacharjee, CEO-Reevik Technologies Pvt Ltd
* Tux: UTI Bank's Trustworthy Companion

ON LFY DVD
* UBUNTU 6.06--Ubuntu 6.06 (codenamed `Dapper Drake'), bundles with it
the proven Debian stability and desktop convenience, through a clear
focus on the user and stability.

ON LFY CD
* Enterprise Communication Solutions: SurgeMail, Mail Server,
QmailToaster, Courier Mail Server, JBoss E-mail Server, The Apache
Java Enterprise Mail Server, Helios qmail, Sendmail 8.13.8, Zimbra
Collaboration Suite, Postfix qmail, eGroupWare
* Newbies: Comix, BORG calendar, jp2a, Inquisitor, ImageMagick, Goby
* Developers: Gideon Designer, Crosscheck Browserless Testing
Framework, Sahi, SoapUI, Eclipse SDK
* Magazine Software: Amarok-Let The Music Play, Castor XML
* Games: TORCS, GalaxyHack, Armagetron Advanced, FreeCol, Freeciv
* Updates: Kernel 2.6.17.10, Clam AntiVirus

Our effort is in your hands now. We hope you enjoy reading the issue.

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--- In linux_chandigarh@..., Prashant Singh
<prash4321@y...> wrote:
>
>
>
> vini chahal <vini_chahal@y...> wrote:    system configuration
>   pls
>
> ravinder_pabla <ravinder_pabla@y...> wrote:
>     i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4 2.66ghz,via
> p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.
>
> error message is "following warning occured during automatic
> partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet booting
constraints
> for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is highly enouraged."
>
> i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first boot it gives an
> error
>
> "<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
> how can i install rh 9 on my system
>
> regards
> ravinder
>
>
>   Install a new version like fedora core 5 or red hat enterprise
server if u dont have the above contact me i can arrange red hat
enterprise server 4 and i think your system will be installed with
out any problem
>   
>   also check this out that you have sata or ide hard disk
>   
>   if problem still persist mail me again
>   
>   
>   Prashant  
>
Dear parshant,
thanks for offering redhat 4 , do you have rhel 3.0,becoz i need
rhel 3.0 to run tally7.2.
thanks
Ravinder
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--- In linux_chandigarh@..., Prashant Singh
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>
>
> vini chahal <vini_chahal@y...> wrote:    system configuration
>   pls
>
> ravinder_pabla <ravinder_pabla@y...> wrote:
>     i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4 2.66ghz,via
> p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.
>
> error message is "following warning occured during automatic
> partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet booting
constraints
> for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is highly enouraged."
>
> i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first boot it gives an
> error
>
> "<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
> how can i install rh 9 on my system
>
> regards
> ravinder
>
>
>   Install a new version like fedora core 5 or red hat enterprise
server if u dont have the above contact me i can arrange red hat
enterprise server 4 and i think your system will be installed with
out any problem
>
>   also check this out that you have sata or ide hard disk
>
>   if problem still persist mail me again
>
>
>   Prashant
>
Dear parshant,
thanks for offering redhat 4 , do you have rhel 3.0,becoz i need
rhel 3.0 to run tally7.2.
thanks
Ravinder
>
>
>
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system configuration

pls

ravinder_pabla <ravinder_pabla@...> wrote:

i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4 2.66ghz,via
p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.

error message is "following warning occured during automatic
partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet booting constraints
for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is highly enouraged."

i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first boot it gives an
error

"<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
how can i install rh 9 on my system

regards
ravinder

Install a new version like fedora core 5 or red hat enterprise server if u dont have the above contact me i can arrange red hat enterprise server 4 and i think your system will be installed with out any problem

 

also check this out that you have sata or ide hard disk

 

if problem still persist mail me again

 

 

Prashant   

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i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4 2.66ghz,via
p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.

error message is "following warning occured during automatic
partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet booting constraints
for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is highly enouraged."

i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first boot it gives an
error

"<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
how can i install rh 9 on my system

regards
ravinder

Hi,

Does your motherboard has onboard graphics? Or you are using external
AGP Card on AGP slot? If you have inbuilt graphics card then how much
Video RAM it is sharing with main RAM?

Supoose it is 128MB, then try passing the mem=xxxM option to kernel
while booting.  i.e. 512-128 = 384 then try mem=384M at the end of
command line.

I hope you know to edit the boot command line.

Tell me the result...

Rajneesh
--- In linux_chandigarh@..., "ravinder_pabla"
<ravinder_pabla@y...> wrote:
>
> i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4 2.66ghz,via
> p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.
>
> error message is "following warning occured during automatic
> partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet booting constraints
> for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is highly enouraged."
>
> i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first boot it gives an
> error
>
> "<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
> how can i install rh 9 on my system
>
> regards
> ravinder
>

Just disable the sound card in Bios settings. It will
work

Regards

Sandeep Gandhi


--- ravinder_pabla <ravinder_pabla@...> wrote:

> i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4
> 2.66ghz,via
> p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.
>
> error message is "following warning occured during
> automatic
> partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet
> booting constraints
> for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is
> highly enouraged."
>
> i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first
> boot it gives an
> error
>
> "<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
> how can i install rh 9 on my system
>
> regards
> ravinder
>
>
>
>
>


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i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4 2.66ghz,via
p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.

error message is "following warning occured during automatic
partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet booting constraints
for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is highly enouraged."

i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first boot it gives an
error

"<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
how can i install rh 9 on my system

regards
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i get error message when installing redhat 9 on p4 2.66ghz,via
p4m800,AGP3.0 and ddr ram 512 mb.

error message is "following warning occured during automatic
partiotioning : boot partiotion /boot may not meet booting constraints
for your architecture.creation of a boot disk is highly enouraged."

i ignore this error and install rh9 and on first boot it gives an
error

"<0> Kernel panic : Attempted to kill init !"
how can i install rh 9 on my system

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Building clouds... in cyberspace

--
Building Tag Clouds in Perl and PHP
Jim Bumgardner
O'Reilly
Ebook in PDF format
2006
ISBN: 0596527942
Pp 48
$9.99 US, $12.99 CAN
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/tagclouds/
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Review by Frederick Noronha

Tag clouds? What are those?

O'Reilly's new e-book 'Building Tag Clouds in Perl and PHP'
by Jim Bumgardner explains a concept every serious user of
cyberspace would have at least heard of.

Says Bumbardner: "Tag clouds are everywhere on the Web these
days. First popularized by the web sites Flickr, Technorati,
and del.icio.us, these amorphous clumps of words now appear
on a slwe of web sites as visual evidence of their membership
in the elite corps of 'Web 2.0'."

      Wikipedia says: "A tag cloud (more traditionally known
      as a weighted list in the field of visual design) is a
      visual depiction of content tags used on a website.
      Often, more frequently used tags are depicted in a
      larger font or otherwise emphasized, while the displayed
      order is generally alphabetical. Thus both finding a tag
      by alphabet and by popularity is possible. Selecting a
      single tag within a tag cloud will generally lead to a
      collection of items that are associated with that tag."

If you're a content person like this reviewer, why bother at
all about all this stuff? As long as I get my neatly-laid out
keywords that give me a clue of what's where, why worry?

But then, someone has to do the job of getting the tag clouds
to work. And that's where this book is born out of a need.

It may be a fad. But one which has "real merits" when used
popularly, as Bumgardner explains. This e-book analyses what
is and isn't a tag cloud. It offers design tips for using
them effectively, and also shows how to collect tags and
display them in the tag cloud format.

Interesting background on issues like craiglist's weighted
cities list, and statistically improbable phrases (SIPs) or
capitalized phrases (CAPs) lists provided by Amazon.com. SIP
has word order corelating to the improbability of the phrase.
In the CAP list, the word order relates to the frequency with
which the phrase appears in the book.

After some interesting history about tag clouds -- which
takes us to Flickr (who doesn't know this photography-sharing
web site?), tag roots in the blogging community, and Jim
Flanagan's Zeitgeist idea -- things start to get technical.

There's code, graphs and how-tos.Time for me to leave it to
techies, who prefer raw coding to merely writing book reviews!

Dear Readers,

First off, let me thank our readers for the tremendous response to the
July 2006 issue and the Debian 3.1 DVD bundled with it.

Encouraged by the kind of response that our DVDs are generating every
month, we have bundled yet another great distro with the August issue
- Knoppix 5.0.1. A true marvel of German engineering, Knoppix 5.0.1 is
simply brilliant. One of the most popular live Linux distros
available, its versatile nature has made it the distro of choice for
many users around the world.

On the editorial front, we have an interview with the technology head
of Naukri.com - Vibhore Sharma - who describes the extent of Linux
usage in their ever increasing IT setup. Also, in our trends section,
we take a look at the extent of Linux usage in educational institutions.

The topic for CommunitySpeak this month is "What would make a Windows
user pick up a Linux magazine?" and "What would make a Windows user
adopt Linux instead?" Also, in the 'Down Memory Lane' series, we look
at the history of Knoppix.

For Techies
* Connecting Evolution To MS Exchange
* Linux Scheduling (Part II)
* VMware Player - Introducing Linux Into The Enterprise
* Developing P2P Protocols Across NAT
* PHP Development on Eclipse
* Setting Up a Discussion Forum in Linux

For U & Me
* Linux in Educational Institutions - A Bitter-Sweet Symphony
* Mobile Phones - The Embedded Linux Challenge
* Laser Printers that Work on Linux

For Newbies
* Google Office - A Rent-free, Anytime, Anywhere Office
* Knoppix 5.0.1 - Ausgezeichnet
* Lord Of The Code

For BizUsers
* SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 - A Winner All the Way
* SpikeSource - Making OSS Ready For Business

The LFY CDs

LFY DVD - Knoppix 5.0.1

A true marvel of German engineering, Knoppix 5.0.1 is simply
brilliant. One of the most popular live Linux distros available, its
versatile nature has made it the distro of choice for many users
around the world.

LFY CD #2 - The Ultimate Software for Businesses

* ERP Tools: Compiere ERP + CRM Business Solution, opentaps Open
Source ERP+CRM, Openbravo ERP, Neogia, webERP accounting, Samooha --
Empowered Business Networks, Tiny ERP
* Power users: Debian 3.1 Sarge Custom Installer, h-inventory,
Sysstat, Netwox, Host Grapher II, CaLStats
* Newbies: Vile, LilyPond, Rubrica, Xchat
* Developers: Spring Framework, PHPFIT, XennoBB 2.0.1, PIDA, Xwpe
* Games: Gorky 17 Demo, Quetoo

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--- In linux_chandigarh@..., pardeep sharma
<pardeep_11@y...> wrote:
>
> Hi dear all
>                         Please ,if anyone of my group have a Linux
Distribution ISO (on RHEL4 or Fedora Core5) Then plz help me . Or
suggest me how can i get it easily .
>   ?Thanks a lot
>
>
>
>   Warm Regards:--->
>   Pardeep Sharma.
>
>
Dear Pardeep

U can call me for it.


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Hello all,

Greetings from the Linux For You magazine team!

As you all know, two months ago we launched a new initiative called
CommunitySpeak where we pose a question to various ILUG mailing lists
and publish the top five responses (selected by our technical editors)
in the magazine. Thanks to all those who responded to last month's
question. The best among the responses received are to be published in
the August 2006 issue of LFY. We have contacted the chosen respondents
off-list.

This month we have chosen the topic: "What does one gain from
participating in an open source project that he/she does not gain from
a regular work environment?"

What's your take on this? Our eyes and ears are wide open and we are
waiting to listen to your ideas. Please write to us at
writetojanani@... with a CC to atul.goel@..., before
5th August 2006.

The top five responses will be published in the September 2006 issue
of Linux for You.

Look forward to your responses.

Thanks,

Janani Gopalakrishnan, Freelance Writer
Atul Goel, Asst. Associate Editor, LFY

P.S: We have not tagged this as commercial as we feel that there is no
business angle involved in this communication. But if you feel that it
should be tagged please let us know so that we can do it from the next
time.

Hi dear all

                      Please ,if anyone of my group have a Linux Distribution ISO (on RHEL4 or Fedora Core5) Then plz help me . Or suggest me how can i get it easily .

?Thanks a lot

 

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Subject: [linux_chandigarh] How to open my 5060 port through command line in SuSe Linux 9.3?

Hi Friends,

I am using "Asterisk" with SuSe Linux 9.3. When I see the port status in my PC with "nmap" command like:

# nmap -p5060 192.168.91.100

The above command showing, that my 5060 port was blocked. Why? I didn't closed this port. But, in someway, my 5060 port closed.

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>
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I m Rohit.I ahd done B.E. Electronics. But now i m in IT filed. I m RHCE
(Red Hat Certified Engineer).I m doing job in windows+Linux.But i want
to have a job in Linux.Basically I m from Punjab (Ropar).So I want to
search for JOB in CHD.I have heard that in IT park,recruitments are
going on.but i m far away fromchd. i dont know about the consultants
nor i ahve any friends now in chd,can u please help me so that i can
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Dear friends

I m Rohit.I ahd done B.E. Electronics. But now i m in IT filed. I m RHCE
(Red Hat Certified Engineer).I m doing job in windows+Linux.But i want
to have a job in Linux.Basically I m from Punjab (Ropar).So I want to
search for JOB in CHD.I have heard that in IT park,recruitments are
going  on.but i m far away fromchd. i dont know about the consultants
nor i ahve any friends now in chd,can u please help me so that i can
get job in chd.please provide me contactno.s or email id so that i can
contact them waiting for positive response from all of members from
this group

Thanks & Regards
Rohit

Hi,

I also want to know about this.Please update me on my mailid .
Thanks & Regards
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> hello buddies,
>
>   can any one tell me how to use a USB devices!
>   i m using redhat 9
>   my Scanner is CanoScan LiDE 25
>   My card reader Tricom 2.0
>   gaming device china made
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Hi Pratyksh,

How ru . I just read ur mail. Actually I M RHCE. I want to do job in
linux in chd.Basically i m fronm Ropar.But now i m doing job in
noida. I wanmt to settle down in chd or punjab.Can u please help me
regarding any consultants. i heard that recruitment is going on at IT
park but i dont know how they r recruiting.If u know anyone please
help me out.I got RHCE certification in March2006.I m also planningto
do sun solaris.please help me in providing job in linux .U can sms me
at my mobile no. 09350551133.Waiting for ur reply

Thanks & Regards
Rohit







-- In linux_chandigarh@..., mouse tomato

<mouse_tomato2002@y...> wrote:
>
> hi jass,
>   Pratyksh here,
>   hey... u better go to silicon univ,
>   meet there Mr. Mahendra Shukla,
>   Give my refrence "Pratyksh Khanna"
>   The infrastructure there is not good, But study level is really
good,
>   If u r not satisfied with the teaching, they can also arrange a
Linux teacher from Delhi, even if there will be only one RHCE student,
>   Never opt for techno school because there a huge rush and the
teaching level is not so deep,
>   u can contact me at 9815249256
>

(Chandigarh)
>
> Take care bbye.
>   JASS Singh <internetwa@g...> wrote:
>   Hi  Amit,
>
>                   Recently i also asked for some suggestions
regarding
> RHCE in Chandigarh (on Linux_Chandigarh Group) and i got many
positive
> replies.I found answer given by you very informative & upto some
> extent i also know the truth behind these institutes in Chandigarh,
> most of the institutes i visited recently are not providing quality
> training.I completely agree with you, but if i have the only option
in
> Chandigarh, then what institute would you recomend(For RHCE)?
>
> And also if you are thinking RHCE would not be sufficient then i
> welcome your suggestions on carrier guide i.e what should i do to
> build a strong carrier, i m interested in Linux Administration &
> Security.
>
>                                Jaswinder Singh
>
> ________________________________________
> On 6/5/06, Amit Mittal <amittal123@y...> wrote:
> >
> >  I understand that any institute in chandigarh will
> >  only impart some of the basic concept (in Linux like
> >  any other subject). Though you may enroll for startup.
> >  But the companies require advance work, which may only
> >  be available in enterprise envornment: like
> >  backup/recovery, disaster recovery, security, data
> >  protection, clusters, failover and high availability,
> >  volume managers, backup of realtime data bases,
> >  filesystem operations, SAN -storage experience,
> >  networking, etc. So these institutes do not have that
> >  kind of manpower.
> >
> >  Further, only linux will not enable you for the UNIX
> >  Admin job, you must have skills on solaris. Linux is
> >  still waiting for enterprise adoption.
> >
> >  Worldwide any certification plays only 15% role in
> >  terms of salary and getting change of a new job.
> >
> >  I do not have any certification, but as an example I
> >  tell you GE is offering me as LDAP System Admin for
> >  10+lacs/y
> >
> >  The system admin people find a good placement in
> >  companies and the jobs is much different than of a
> >  software developer. In India as the economy is
> >  advancing, there are lot of jobs available in the
> >  telecommunication, and big companies.
> >
> >  pl visit www.sage.org for salary servey for system
> >  admin.
> >
> >  Amit Mittal
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >  --- Nipun Jain <nipun_jain@h...> wrote:
> >
> >  > Hello all. I am Nipun Jain, an computer engineering
> >  > student from
> >  > chandigarh.
> >  >
> >  > I have been thinking about doing RHCE this summer
> >  > vacation. Can anyone
> >  > guide me as to which institute is the best to do so
> >  > and why? Also, any
> >  > idea about the pass percentage of the RHCE exam.
> >  >
> >  > Another thing that I have been wondering about is
> >  > the job prospects
> >  > after RHCE. Does oppurtunities exist for freshers
> >  > having a BE and
> >  > RHCE? Any other certification that I should have
> >  > along with RHCE to
> >  > increase my job prospects (I have been thinking
> >  > about CISCO certs too
> >  > ). Is linux as a career choice a wise option?
> >  >
> >  > I would be thankful if someone could come up with
> >  > answers to the
> >  > above.
> >  >
> >  > Regards,
> >  > Nipun Jain.
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >
> >
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hello freinds any one knows where should i can learn lamp in chandigarh
or only the PHP.if any ones knows please tell me
thanks

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The monsoon season brings with it a gift that we are sure most of our
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