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Hi,
Go to my LUG at http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/Linuxwithrajneesh/
and download the Rute's guide to Linux from files section under Linux
Books folder.
I hope it will help.
With regards,
Rajneesh
--- In linux_chandigarh@..., nan budh <nanbudh@...> wrote:
>
> Hi friends,
> I have been using ubuntu for about one & a half year now. Since it
is a convenient desktop having a good GUI i have not been able to
learn linux specific commands and workings which one needs to know
otherwise. I have seen a couple of linux books but they basically
focus on administration aspects like setting up a print server and
file sharing and stuff. What i want to learn is fundamentals of linux
working(and when i say this i donot mean just the basic linux commands
only).
>
> Could anyone of you kindly suggest how should i go about achieving
this? Some guys say make a habit of using man pages, now the thing is
-they are so cryptic!--
>
> Please share your experiences of linux learning path and give any
suggestions.
>
> regards
> nan
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You name it, we have it.
>
Hi,
Redhat distributes an image and a development tree of the OLPC softare at
http://olpc.download.redhat.com/olpc/streams/development/latest/devel_ext3/
One can use the image in Qemu. One can convert the image using qemu
for use with vmplayer.
However, I did not enjoy the experience in the emulator and wanted to
install it as a bootable partition on a Via C3 system I have and use
it like an appliance.
It is fun to explore Sugar, a different UI environment. In case anyone
is interested in the details:
http://seth.anil.googlepages.com/olpconapc
One of my major reasons for exploring it is that the primary
development environment for students and content creators is python.
Try the activities on small children - I would love to know their
reaction. I am pretty sure that this software may be useful even
without the laptop.
Anil
Those of you who know Gurmukhi script, could you please tell me
why do
'matra' characters appear to be jumbled at some punjabi webpages? eg www.badhni.com
Due to incompatible auto-kerning algorithms, most of which are designed
for or take care of Roman scripts only or you may say due to poorly
designed typefaces and, or fonts for Indian languages.
Those of you who know Gurmukhi script, could you please tell me why do
'matra' characters appear to be jumbled at some punjabi webpages? eg
www.badhni.com
Well then its clear i should start by reading a unix book. This suggestion has been given on linux irc channel too. So i think i shall acquire a unix book soon.Thank you so much .
Hi friends,
I have been using ubuntu for about one & a half year now. Since it
is a convenient desktop having a good GUI i have not been able to learn
linux specific commands and workings which one needs to know otherwise.
I have seen a couple of linux books but they basically focus on
administration aspects like setting up a print server and file sharing
and stuff. What i want to learn is fundamentals of linux working(and
when i say this i donot mean just the basic linux commands only).
Could anyone of you kindly suggest how should i go about achieving
this? Some guys say make a habit of using man pages, now the thing is
-they are so cryptic!--
Please share your experiences of linux learning path and give any
suggestions.
Me, since 1984, read only one book on Unix i.e. The UNIX Programming
Environment, by Brain W. Kernighan and Rob Pike, ISBN 0-87692-499-2,
Prentice-Hall, New Delhi. For reference, the Unix and, or Linux manual
and, or info pages are enough for me. Occasionally HOWTO and, or FAQ
pages seem quite handy for topics and, or questions not covered by
above.
-- Dr Balwinder S "bsd" Dheeman Registered Linux User: #229709
Anu'z Linux@HOME Machines: #168573, 170593, 259192
Chandigarh, UT, 160062, India Gentoo, Fedora, Debian/FreeBSD/XP
Home: http://cto.homelinux.net/~bsd/ Visit: http://counter.li.org/
Hi friends, I have been using ubuntu for about one & a half year now. Since it is a convenient desktop having a good GUI i have not been able to learn linux specific commands and workings which one needs to know otherwise. I have seen a couple of linux books but they basically focus on administration aspects like setting up a print server and file sharing and stuff. What i want to learn is fundamentals of linux working(and when i say this i donot mean just the basic linux commands only).
Could anyone of you kindly suggest how should i go about achieving this? Some guys say make a habit of using man pages, now the thing is -they are so cryptic!--
Please share your experiences of linux learning path and give any suggestions.
regards nan
Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You name it, we have it.
In my knowledge, Mr. A.K.Vema in Thapar University has worked on it. Please contact him for the same his email is akverma@....
Have a Great
Harcharan
sid_dr <sid_dr@...> wrote:
Hey Guys,
My name is Siddharth Malhotra and I am a PU student. I have been working on Linux for quite sometime now. I needed you help
if anybody is working or has worked on NS2.
It is a network simulator. The core progamming is done in C++ and the network scripts are run using TCl.C++ is used to write your own protocol like a new routing or security algorithm. So i needed your help if someone can help me in embedding this protocol in NS2.
On 9/26/07, sid_dr <sid_dr@...> wrote:
> Hey Guys,
>
> My name is Siddharth Malhotra and I am a PU student. I have been
> working on Linux for quite sometime now. I needed you help if anybody
> is working or has worked on NS2.
Hi Sid,
Welcome to the lug :)
> It is a network simulator. The core progamming is done in C++ and the
> network scripts are run using TCl.C++ is used to write your own
> protocol like a new routing or security algorithm. So i needed your
> help if someone can help me in embedding this protocol in NS2.
Havent worked with NS2 ,so can not help you much, but am curious to
know what protocol are you cooking up?
Can you mention a little bit more about the new protocol that you are
going to test ?
-Jasbir
On 9/25/07, Karanbir Singh <mail-lists@...> wrote:
> Cool, find me there - I will be in a blue CentOS shirt :)
And I will be in my Ubuntu-In t-shirt :)
-Jasbir
Hey Guys,
My name is Siddharth Malhotra and I am a PU student. I have been
working on Linux for quite sometime now. I needed you help if anybody
is working or has worked on NS2.
It is a network simulator. The core progamming is done in C++ and the
network scripts are run using TCl.C++ is used to write your own
protocol like a new routing or security algorithm. So i needed your
help if someone can help me in embedding this protocol in NS2.
Thanks
Siddharth Malhotra
Siddharth Malhotra
Mobile: (+91) 98156-92166
Mail: : sid86.malhotra@...
MSN: sid86.malhotra@...
Jasbir Khehra wrote:
> > Just wondering if anyone is coming to Delhi for the freed.in conf ? (
> > http://freed.in <http://freed.in> for more details )
> >
> I am :)
Cool, find me there - I will be in a blue CentOS shirt :)
--
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Since I am definitely going to freed.in , anyone intrested in T-Shirts
from the event ?
On a serious note any suggestions , ideas members here want me to
convey to the ILUG-Delhi ?
Remember freed.in is just 3 days away now so hurry up :)
-Jasbir
9876182851
On 9/23/07, Karanbir Singh <mail-lists@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Just wondering if anyone is coming to Delhi for the freed.in conf ? (
> http://freed.in for more details )
>
I am :)
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone is coming to Delhi for the freed.in conf ? (
http://freed.in for more details )
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From: Sudhir Gandotra <sudhir@...>
Date: Sep 19, 2007 11:25 AM
Subject: [ilugd] [COMMERCIAL] System Administration posts at Delhi/Gurgaon/Noida
To: The Linux-Delhi mailing list <ilugd@...>, ILUG-C
<ilugc@...>, "GNU/Linux Users Group, Mumbai, India"
<linuxers@...>
Hello,
We are detailing herebelow our requirements for the post of System
Administrator. If you think, that on a scale of 1 to 10, you cross 5 as
an average on every point, call us (on numbers given below) to fix the
interview appointment and we meet to discuss further. Please send your
resume offline to me.
The posts (4 of them) are primarily in Delhi/Gurgaon/Noida.
System Administrator with Minimum Experience of 9-12 months of doing the
following activities :
Samba with ACL permissions - File-sharing,
Backup/Recovery/Troubleshooting, ACL-permission, Log-management, etc.
Primary Domain Controller (PDC) - Domain-creation, Multiple PDC's in
single network, Group-creation, Unix-group mapping with NT group,
User-management, Trusted Domain relationship,
Backup/Recovery/Troubleshooting, WINS setup and maintenance, NetBIOS
knowledge
Mailserver (Qmail, Sendmail, Postfix) - Domain/Sub-Domain & multiple
(virtual) Domains Management, Spamassassin, Clamav, RBL, TLS, Blacklist,
SMTP-auth, SSL-key, POPs, IMAPs, User-management, Log-management, etc.
Firewall/VPN service - Iptables, Ipchains, DNAT, SNAT, IP-Forwarding,
Masquerading, Port-forwarding, Port-scanning/blocking/opening etc.,
V-LAN management, Routing between LANs, PPTP (tunneling), ipsec
Proxy with ACL - Setup, Config, log/cache/user management, website
blocking, bandwith management, user access on time/day basis etc.
MySql - Installation, Backup, Recovery, Replication, Trouble-shooting,
User-management etc.
DNS - Zone-creation, troubleshooting.
HTTP - Apache setup, config, optimization, security.
DHCP - Standard setup as well as having IP address bound with specific
MAC address on network.
Network Devices - Switches/Hubs, Manageable switches, VPN router,
Network-printer, Wireless-switch etc.
RAID/LVM Configuration, Management, Trouble-shooting, Recovery &
Filesystem Recovery aspects
Network Management Tools - Installation, Configuration, Working
Management like Hobbit, Zabbix etc.
Also must know about SNMP protocol and implementation of net-SNMP in
linux.
Remunerations will not be a constraint for the suitable candidates.
You can call : Rajeev Kumar at 0-93-101-20917 / 0-93-101-20915
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On 9/17/07, Balwinder S Dheeman <bdheeman@...> wrote:
>
> On 09/16/2007 09:06 PM, nan budh wrote:
> >
> > Hello friends,
> > i have a dataone connection on an XP machine in my comp lab(it is not
> > an always on connection). To configure it on ubuntu and to make it an
> > always on connection, what do i have to do?
To make it always on connection configure your adsl modem to
authenticate when it is switched on.
> > thanks in advance
>
> man dhclinet
> man interfaces
Or,
sudo apt-get install pppoe pppoeconf
On 9/17/07, Balwinder S Dheeman <bdheeman@...> wrote:
>
> On 09/16/2007 09:06 PM, nan budh wrote:
> >
> > Hello friends,
> > i have a dataone connection on an XP machine in my comp lab(it is not
> > an always on connection). To configure it on ubuntu and to make it an
> > always on connection, what do i have to do?
To make it always on connection configure your adsl modem to
authenticate when it is switched on.
> > thanks in advance
>
> man dhclinet
> man interfaces
Or,
sudo apt-get install pppoe pppoeconf
--
Jasbir
http://freed.in See ya there :)
On 09/16/2007 09:06 PM, nan budh wrote:
>
> Hello friends,
> i have a dataone connection on an XP machine in my comp lab(it is not
> an always on connection). To configure it on ubuntu and to make it an
> always on connection, what do i have to do?
> thanks in advance
>
man dhclinet
man interfaces
--
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Anu'z Linux@HOME Machines: #168573, 170593, 259192
Chandigarh, UT, 160062, India Gentoo, Fedora, Debian/FreeBSD/XP
Home: http://cto.homelinux.net/~bsd/ Visit: http://counter.li.org/
Hello friends, i have a dataone connection on an XP machine in my comp lab(it is not an always on connection). To configure it on ubuntu and to make it an always on connection, what do i have to do? thanks in advance nanbudh
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Hi Saurabh,
Please contact me, if you're still looking for someone to install
Linux and (re)setup your department network.
Kindly do have a look @ http://cto.homelinux.net/distros, the
distributions available with me and let me know which one you prefer
or are comfortable with.
--
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(http://cto.homelinux.net/~bsd/contact)
--- In linux_chandigarh@..., "Saurabh Sharma"
<baccilus@...> wrote:
>
> There are 10 computers in the computer lab of my department(Panjab
> university, CHD). All of them have windows installed and suffer from
> computer viruses regularly.
>
> I have somehow convinced my computer sir to install linux on them. But
> the problem is that although i can easily do so at my home, it's
> difficult to do so there because of networking problem.
>
> I have a Dataone connection at home which is easy to
> configure(pppoeconf) in ubuntu. But i know too little about networking
> to do so there. There is one main computer and all other computers are
> linked through it.
>
> The networking configurations will have to be found out through
> windows (through ifconfig or something like this),since nobody knows
> anything there.
>
> I need someone to either guide me through it or come there personally
> and do it on atleast a couple of computers. I will do the rest.
>
> system configuration:
> P4. 2.4 GHz, 256MB RAM, 845 intel mobo.
Hi,
piyush kumar wrote:
> But the problem with para-virt. guests is ...that
> theres' NO XEN image available for CentOS 3.4---which
I am quite interested in this. exactly why do you need CentOS-3 ?
> I am still finding EASY ways for configuring XEN.....
virt-install and virsh are the easiest way to manage any virtualisation setup
I've seen so far, and they are both included in CentOS-5.
--
Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219@icq
use xandros 4.1 open circulation edition.its the same as windows xp
look alike and features are made keeping in account the feel and look
for xp users..
u can download the torrent and get it installed and get going in no time
Regards
linuxmasters
More help is availble below
www.linuxchandigarh.org
--- In linux_chandigarh@..., "Saurabh Sharma"
<baccilus@...> wrote:
>
> There are 10 computers in the computer lab of my department(Panjab
> university, CHD). All of them have windows installed and suffer from
> computer viruses regularly.
>
> I have somehow convinced my computer sir to install linux on them. But
> the problem is that although i can easily do so at my home, it's
> difficult to do so there because of networking problem.
>
> I have a Dataone connection at home which is easy to
> configure(pppoeconf) in ubuntu. But i know too little about networking
> to do so there. There is one main computer and all other computers are
> linked through it.
>
> The networking configurations will have to be found out through
> windows (through ifconfig or something like this),since nobody knows
> anything there.
>
> I need someone to either guide me through it or come there personally
> and do it on atleast a couple of computers. I will do the rest.
>
> system configuration:
> P4. 2.4 GHz, 256MB RAM, 845 intel mobo.
>
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--- Balwinder S Dheeman <bdheeman@...> wrote:
> Hi Nipun,
>
> Thanks, for your comments!
>
> Me have not done, anything great as yet, but would
> like to thank all those who initiated the idea of
> Free/Libre Open Source Software and who still are
> burning midnight oil to keep this phenomena going
> on, kudos a 1.0e6 times to all such volunteers who
> are developing, maintaining and, or sharing
> solutions with the public :)
>
> I wish, me be part of the team of such a nice
> people!
>
> Thanks,
> Affectionately,
> --
> Balwinder S "bsd" Dheeman
>
> Nipun Jain <jain.nipun@...> wrote:
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