Vijai Ren | 1 Sep 1999 14:16
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Re: [Incredible news!]

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Hi , 

   Sorry For Sending this mail in the mailing list. 
   I want to know the gentlemen's email address who brought
Redhat for Sparc on last Meeting. 

   I think He's Studying/Working in Sri Venkateswara 
Engineering College.  ( I forgot his name ).

Vijai .G   

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K. Arun | 1 Sep 1999 14:26
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www.chennailug.org and minutes of meeting

On Wed, Sep 01, 1999 at 01:11:47AM +0530, Prabhu Ramachandran said:

 
Hi,

 => a) the site is frame based :(  Hopefully Arun will change that?

	The pages I'm working on are optimized for lynx.
	
 => b) forgotten to mention stickers and decals in the minutes of the
 => meetings! :)
 	
	Not much I can do about that ! :).

 => c) The older minutes are not yet up.
	
	They will be. Soon.

							-arun

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K. Arun | 1 Sep 1999 14:41
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Re: IRC server status

On Wed, Sep 01, 1999 at 03:18:26AM +0530, Ravi Rao said:

 Hi, 

 	
 => If you're going to run a linux based IRC server.... :
 => I have absolutely *NO* idea what kind of freeware linux IRC servers are
	
	It has a rather obvious name, ircd. Ships with every
self-respecting Linux distribution.

 => available , who might have any of them on CDs , how to administer them , etc
		 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^         ^^^^^^^^^^
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		  See above. 	                   'man ircd' may help.

 => and I am fairly comfortable with 5.5 Chat Server Admin work .... IRC + is a
 => breeze... a person with an IQ < 5 would be able to admin that server ...
 => wherefore it is useless ... in effect ... because of the lapse in

 	I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to say here, and
will not run the risk of being accused of jumping to a conclusion. :)

 =>   This in other words would be amounting to ask some linux guru to take over

	Why don't you give it a shot ? Especially since you seem to be
pretty enthusiastic about IRC in general and #ilugc (or whatever) in
particular ?  If you run into trouble you can always ask  for help on
the list. I'm sure Asokan will have some variant of ircd on his box,
and given that it's unlikely to be a high volume channel, there
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K. Arun | 1 Sep 1999 13:41
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On Wed, Sep 01, 1999 at 08:34:36AM +0530, Prasanna Venkatesh P. said:

Hi,

 =>         We have a map of the whole campus in swathy.cc.iitm.ernet.in/work

 	I don't think it's accessible from outside, Shishir said he'd
send me a copy. Thanks, though.
	
	(I'm Cc'ing this to ilugc for the next para is relevant to the
list.)

 => About FAQ page:
 => 
 => Please put some info on 
 => 
 => i)      Upgradation
 => ii)     Installing by compiling source code
 => iii)    Precautions to be taken while doing so
 =>         (I have had several bad experiences, that's why)

	Folks, I need a consensus opinion on this one. Should we or
shouldn't we include technical information in the FAQ ? I, for one,
am against it.  For one thing, we'd be duplicating work that has been
done competently before (Linux HOWTOs and FAQs). And then, once we start
answering questions of such specific nature, the FAQ will bloat. It'd be
much easier to maintain too if we were to restrict entries to those
relevant to the group, the meetings, activities and the mailing list. 

			
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Han Solo | 2 Sep 1999 03:11

ILUGC Minutes of the meeting

Minutes of meeting uploaded
http://www.chennailug.org 

Han Solo

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Ravi Rao | 2 Sep 1999 17:39
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Re: IRC server status

: It has a rather obvious name, ircd. Ships with every
: self-respecting Linux distribution.

Ah yes , I remember I was ftping wircd files into grex to compile them under
gcc ... ;) ...

:   See above.                    'man ircd' may help.

will do .

:  => and I am fairly comfortable with 5.5 Chat Server Admin work .... IRC +
is a
:  => breeze... a person with an IQ < 5 would be able to admin that server
...
:  => wherefore it is useless ... in effect ... because of the lapse in
:
:   I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to say here, and
: will not run the risk of being accused of jumping to a conclusion. :)

What I'm saying here is that ... XIRC network has 3 different servers at
their disposal ... the part where I am saying IRC + is a very very easy
server ... is to emphasise that they *MIGHT* shift to using that since admin
work on that will be a breeze.

: Why don't you give it a shot ? Especially since you seem to be
: pretty enthusiastic about IRC in general and #ilugc (or whatever) in
: particular ?  If you run into trouble you can always ask  for help on
: the list. I'm sure Asokan will have some variant of ircd on his box,
: and given that it's unlikely to be a high volume channel, there
: shouldn't be problems. Asokan ?
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BGa | 2 Sep 1999 19:55
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www.chennailug.org and minutes of meeting

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Hi,

> => About FAQ page:
[snip details]
>	Folks, I need a consensus opinion on this one. Should we or
>shouldn't we include technical information in the FAQ ? I, for one,
>am against it.  For one thing, we'd be duplicating work that has been
>done competently before (Linux HOWTOs and FAQs). And then, once we start
>answering questions of such specific nature, the FAQ will bloat. It'd be
>much easier to maintain too if we were to restrict entries to those
>relevant to the group, the meetings, activities and the mailing list. 

I _hate_ "me too"-ing, but since you ask for a consensus... lets keep _all_ 
tech questions off the faq. If there a specific need we could have a page 
to deal with tech issues that have not been covered elsewhere, or are of a 
specific nature, and would be 
useful to have handy (the Yamaha soundcards, SiS VGA cards come to mind). 
While this has been documented, because of the large number of users who 
have these configurations it might make sense to add this and related info 
to 
the site. As for other technical questions of a more general nature I think 
we should let IRC/ICQ/mailing lists fix it...

If there are any Madras-specific Linux resources we could mention them, but 
afaik, none exist (how abt 'Lateral' for training?, or would that 
constitute bias?)

Just my 1.8 cents (I'm stingy)
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BGa | 2 Sep 1999 20:18
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website / list address

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Hi,
	Does anybody have the website / mailing list id for the ilug-hyd ? pls 
reply direct to BGa@...

Thx
BGa

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Vivian Abraham | 3 Sep 1999 09:34

IMPORTANT, please respond immediatly.

hi all,
        Please contact me at tombraider@... IF you have a Reserved IP (
static IP ). please contact me as soon as
possible .

thank you
|ViviaN|

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Ravi Rao | 3 Sep 1999 16:28
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BGa@...>

:(how abt 'Lateral' for training?, or would that
: constitute bias?)

hey , is that training for Linux / Red Hat or something ? Could you gimme
some details ... like course fee / structure / duration / help provided
 such as cds / books on loan ] etc ... ? I'm interested .
  Thanks .
 - Ravi.

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