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HI Everybody,
I want to send out this early reminder about our upcoming WLUG meeting.
It will be held on Wednesday, June 7th at 7:00 PM in the Access Grid
room on the WPI campus in Worcester, MA USA.
At this meeting, Patrick Enright from Sybase Inc. will be talking about
Sybase on Linux. Patrick was kind enough to send me a bunch of Sybase
tee shirts, CDs, posters, etc. which I'll bring to the meeting and give
away to the membership.
After the meeting, we'll go out and have pizza, soda, and great
conversation at the Tech Pizza Restaurant on Highland Street.
I look forward to seeing you there!
Andy
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Andy Stewart, Founder
Worcester Linux Users' Group
Worcester, MA, USA
http://www.wlug.org
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Hi All,
I'm running ubuntu (brezzy), and I just shot myself in the foot....
I went to add my username to a new group, but forgot to include the
other groups that I belong to in the command. The command I used was
'sudo usermod -G <new-group> <my-username>'. Now I only belong to
<new-group>. That removed my username from the other groups I belonged
to, including the admin group.
Is there a way undo what I did? I do have a copy of /etc/group before
the change.
Thanks,
-Chuck
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Subject: Linux /MySQL Developer/Administrator
Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 14:37:51 -0700
From: Sajith Vijayan <sajith(a)techsmartsinc.com>
Reply-To: sajith(a)techsmartsinc.com
To: <andystewart(a)comcast.net>
Hi *,*
I represent TechSmarts, Inc. We have a client looking for a Linux/MySQL
Admin. You being an expert in the area and responsible for the
Linux/MySql community, I would greatly appreciate if you can provide a
reference of a good candidate who will be interested in the position.
Position: Linux /MySQL Developer/Administrator
Location: Needham, MA
The individual will be closely working with the Development and
Architecture team to discuss the product evolution and implementation
strategies
*Requirements*:
Linux and MySQL Developer/Administrator.
You will perform duties related to Linux system administration and MySQL
database development/administration. Experience with Perl and Shell
scripting is required in order to generate reports and to load data into
MySQL.
Thank you for taking the time to review this position. You could call me
or email me to discuss these opportunities.
TechSmarts, Inc offers the most referral program in the industry. If you
refer a colleague or friend who gets the above position, TechSmarts, Inc
will pay you for your referral works. For example, if the above position
goes for 6 months, the referral fee to you would be $1500. Not bad for
helping out a colleague or friend.
Please visit our website at www.techsmartsinc.com
<http://www.techsmartsinc.com/>
Thanks
Sajith
Sajith Vijayan
TechSmarts, Inc
(p) 781-210-2438
(f) 208-988-3640
www.TechSmartsinc.com <http://www.techsmartsinc.com/>
/Smart People, Smarter Solutions/
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Andy Stewart, Founder
Worcester Linux Users' Group
Worcester, MA, USA
http://www.wlug.org
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If interested, please contact the recruiter directly, and tell him "WLUG
sent you". :-)
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I?ve included the URL below for the role but in a nut shell we are
looking for a Sr. Unix Admin who also has a personality. This
individual will be responsible for being the liaison to the development
group and therefore needs to have experience being a ?thought leader?
and establishing ?best practice? within a group.
Take a look at the job description and give me a shout!
You can learn more about MathWorks at www.mathworks.com
Job: http://www.mathworks.com/company/jobs/opportunities/Job4481.html
Thanks for your time!
Eric
Eric Ellis
The MathWorks
3 Apple Hill Road
Natick, MA 01760
www.mathworks.com
p: 508-647-4423
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Andy Stewart, Founder
Worcester Linux Users' Group
Worcester, MA, USA
http://www.wlug.org
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Hi all,
If you are interested in this job opportunity, please contact the
recruiter directly. I'll try to use the words "Job Opportunity" in the
subject line of similar emails henceforth, in case you consider such
things spam.
Later,
Andy
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Our client in MA (QUALIFIED candidates only please) has a new project in
which they are porting new OO technology written in Solaris to a Linux
based platform. We need a lead and several engineers after the lead is
hired.
Job description:
A lead engineer and several sr level engineers needed to porting some
new OO technology written for a Solaris platform to their Linux based
platform. The code will need to be modified to run on multiple
platforms, both Solaris and Linux.
The work requires proven experience in being able to port a telecom
application from Solaris with the intent of making it multi-platform on
Solaris/Linux (Uni-platform port from Solaris to multi-platform support
on Solaris/Linux)
* Porting of telecom applications on highly-available, distributed
systems (platform level experience...drivers, kernel, etc)
* Understanding of nuances between 32 bit vs 64 bit architecture
If you are interested and qualified, please send your resume to
jspencer(a)optimaleng.com
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Andy Stewart, Founder
Worcester Linux Users' Group
Worcester, MA, USA
http://www.wlug.org
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Has anyone ever gotten a linux box to speak to a MS SQL server?
I am only assuming i need to configure an odbc DSN from linux to MSSQL, but am not successful yet.
The end goal is to get phpBB2 to talk to my existing MSSQL database.
In order for that to happen, apache has to use php and php has to use an odbc connection to MS
SQL.
Well, php in apache is working now, and php is set to use MS SQL.
isql -s SERVER NAME PWD connects me to my MS SQL database just fine, but iodbctest is failing.
I don't know enough to know what is wrong.
Any help would be greatly apreciated!
mike
*/Hi, I logged into WebHost Manger on our server today and was presented
with this message:
Important Notice: Incompatible versions of Mysql 4.0.x and NPTL based
systems./*
If you are running a newer linux system which is NPTL based (CentOS 4,
Fedora 3+, RHE 4, etc) and are having problems with MySQL 4.0.x
(versions later then 4.0.23*), we recommend upgrading to MySQL 4.1.x as
we have determined that there are compatibility issues on these platforms.
We're running RHE4 (which _is_ NPTL based) and MySQL 4.0.26
Can anyone point me to more information about this issue so I can
determine if we need to upgrade.
Thanx,
Michael Z
Hi All
I upgraded by laptop from 'breezy' to 'dapper'. It looks like the hald
does not accept the --retain-privileges argument, even though the
upgrade tool added it to the /etc/default/hal file. Now the hald won't
start. Also, my USB thumb drives won't automount. I'm thinking it may be
related to the hald problem.
If I run 'sudo hald --retain-privileges restart', the command fails with
the help screen for the command.
Has anyone else out there seen this problem? Anyone got a fix?
I can always comment out the 'DAEMON-OPT=--retain-privileges' line in
the /etc/default/hal file, so the hald starts without error, but the USB
drives still don't automount.
Thanks,
-Chuck
Since it sounds like noone else has responded to your question, I'll give it a shot; even though I don't use Evolution. If Evolution stores emails in clear text, and I bet it does then this might work. You could use grep to try and locate one of your past emails some thing like:
grep -rlF TEXT ~/*
(From the command prompt.) Replace TEXT with an unusual sentance in one of the emails in your folders. This should give you a sense of where the file is located. Once you figure out where the folders are you should be able to simply copy them to your server. I've done this with Thunderbird (from a win machine to a Linux box no less) and it worked well.
If all else fails you might be able to find help on the evolution website.
> I need to find a way to move this
> stuff so I can get a new dual-boot system (windows/linux). I can't even
> figure out which directory all this Evolution stuff lives in.
