Barracuda defends open-source antivirus from patent attack

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Re: Barracuda defends open-source antivirus from patent attack

Daniel Ortega <danielsortega@...> writes:
> Barracuda Networks has filed for declaratory judgment in an effort to fight
> back against patent threats made by Trend Micro against the open-source ClamAV
> antivirus software.

> http://arstechnica.com/security/news/2008/01/barracuda-defends-open-source-antivirus-from-patent-attack.ars

Oo, noong enero 2008.  Gusto kong malaman ang ngayong kalagayan ng iyong kaso...

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more prompt and expect

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PSIA Technology Council

Hi, Pluggers!

The Philippine Software Industry Association is forming a "Technology 
Council" of the top technology professionals in the country.  The 
council will advise the PSIA Board on technology matters, represent 
developers in PSIA affairs, and organize activities and programs for the 
benefit of Filipino developers.  I've been made in charge of organizing 
this council.  I'm looking for representatives from various technology 
specializations to be part of this council.  Much of the mission and 
vision of this council is yet to be defined, and I'd like your help to 
define it.

It would be great if PLUG could select someone from its ranks to 
represent the organization in this council.  I'd also like to have 
representatives from other open source practices (Python, PHP, Ruby, 
etc) to be part of the council.

Please email me if you can represent PLUG or another technology 
specialization in this council!

Thanks you and looking forward to working with you!

Calen

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Re: PSIA Technology Council

On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Calen Martin D. Legaspi
<calen@...> wrote:
> Hi, Pluggers!
>
> The Philippine Software Industry Association is forming a "Technology
> Council" of the top technology professionals in the country.  The council
> will advise the PSIA Board on technology matters, represent developers in
> PSIA affairs, and organize activities and programs for the benefit of
> Filipino developers.  I've been made in charge of organizing this council.
> I'm looking for representatives from various technology specializations to
> be part of this council.  Much of the mission and vision of this council is
> yet to be defined, and I'd like your help to define it.
>
> It would be great if PLUG could select someone from its ranks to represent
> the organization in this council.  I'd also like to have representatives
> from other open source practices (Python, PHP, Ruby, etc) to be part of the
> council.
>
> Please email me if you can represent PLUG or another technology
> specialization in this council!
>
> Thanks you and looking forward to working with you!

Hi Pluggers,

I vote Doctor Pablo Manalastas to represent PLUG for that council. Thanks.

fooler.
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Re: more prompt and expect

On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 11:19 AM, Gabriel Briones <jond3rd@...> wrote:
> Hi List,
> Just want to ask how can I handle this "--- more ---"  prompt thing using
> expect
> I have a very simple expect script which is working fine but screwed up if
> output is more than a screen size. It gives me a "-- more --" prompt and I
> need to press space bar or enter key to get the remaining output.
> I have a very limited knowledge when it comes to expect scripting and i'm
> seeking for any help here in the list who has tried this
> Below is my 4 liner expect script
> spawn ssh user <at> remote-server
> expect "<prompt>"
> send "<command>\r"
> send "exit\r"

according to your expect script.. you are waiting for the command
prompt, execute the command and then exit...

why not use ssh to execute the command on the remote side?

eg.

$ ssh user <at> host command

it will do exactly the same with your expect script.. unless you need
more interaction during the execution of that command thus you need
the expect utility...

fooler.
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Re: PSIA Technology Council

On Tuesday 03 March 2009 19:11:15 Calen Martin D. Legaspi wrote:
> It would be great if PLUG could select someone from its ranks to
> represent the organization in this council.  I'd also like to have

Do we need to reorganize the PLUG board and the organization (the SEC stuff) 
for this?
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Re: more prompt and expect

On 3/2/09, Gabriel Briones <jond3rd@...> wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> Just want to ask how can I handle this "--- more ---"  prompt thing using
> expect
>
> I have a very simple expect script which is working fine but screwed up if
> output is more than a screen size. It gives me a "-- more --" prompt and I
> need to press space bar or enter key to get the remaining output.
>
> I have a very limited knowledge when it comes to expect scripting and i'm
> seeking for any help here in the list who has tried this
>
> Below is my 4 liner expect script
>
>
> spawn ssh user <at> remote-server
> expect "<prompt>"
> send "<command>\r"
> send "exit\r"
>
>
> In case somebody is wondering, I am using a key-based authentication for
> this setup that's why there's no password prompt in my expect script

Hi John

have you tried using \n instead of \r?

thad
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Re: PSIA Technology Council

On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 10:37 PM, Kelsey Hartigan Go
<kelsey.hartigan.go@...> wrote:
> I have said it before...I guess PLUG was never meant to be formalized...B-)

Calen just needs somebody from the local Linux community at large, and
not "PLUG the Org."

That said, I agree with the nomination of Doc Mana.

And, if Oracle is a PSIA member, they should send Orly as their rep!
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