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Program In Python - Pt2 p.07
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My Opinion Allmyapps p.21 MOTU Interview p.27
Ubuntu Women
LAMP - Part 1
Ubuntu Games
Networking With SSHFS p.15
Command & Conquer
Fast Internet With Squid p.17
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nd welcome to another new series! I promised you LAMP, and here it is: creating your own LAMP server. LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP (sometimes Python) and is the foundation upon which many an Internet server sits, so it is very widely used. In part one (this month) Richard Bosomworth discusses the installation and administration of a LAMP server and, next month, will touch on FTP and Firewalls, so stay tuned! Also this month, Greg has a small correction to his Python Part 1 series, so make sure you check that out, and he goes on to talk more about variables. In other news, just last week Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) reached Alpha 4, and August 31st brings the Ubuntu Developer Week (UDW):
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5 of its step-bystep instructions on how to create your own Linux system from scratch.h-online. Other updates to 6. Microsoft's Windows 7. The new version 2. : www. which is under a proprietary license. Windows Vista has proven to be too large and too costly for netbooks.1 and version 2.h-online.com To download the new beta of Skype: http://www. The software. due for release in October. LFS requires you already have a Linux system running to do the compilation and assembly of your own DIY Linux. is available to download for Ubuntut 8.com/download/s kype/linux/ Microsoft Acknowledges Linux As Desktop Competitor Microsoft listed Linux distributors Canonical and Red Hat among competing commercial software suppliers in its annual report to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.5: The DIY Operating System Guide After over a year of silence from Skype's Linux developers since even a minor update to the Skype Linux client and over two years since the last major update was revealed.5 has been updated to cover building a system using Linux kernel version 2.computerweekly.skype.6. statically or dynamically linked binary. : www. and as a generic. message editing and new emoticons. which has driven adoption of Linux. Debian Lenny.1 of glibc.NEWS New Skype Beta For Linux The release notes detail the known issues with the new Beta version and details all the improvements made to the client.4.30. a new beta release of Skype for Linux has been made available. Fedora 9 and later. The Linux From Scratch project has released version 6. LFS 6.com full circle magazine #28 4 contents ^ .04 and later versions. It also now supports high quality video and can make use of PulseAudio.2 with GCC 4.10. The chat functionality has also been enhanced with better indications of typing. The report said the Linux operating system had gained "some acceptance" as PC makers look to reduce costs and more people buy netbook PCs that mainly run Linux. is to have a special light version optimised for use on netbooks.5 are listed in the What's new since the last release page of the book.1 Beta uses the Skype SILK codec which should bring better quality audio. SMS messaging is now available. The 300 pages of instructions show how to obtain the source code components and then compile your own 32-bit Linux system.com Linux From Scratch 6. openSUSE 11. as is the ability to organise contacts into groups. : www. even on low bandwidth connections.
The command: will display the help command for ping (the "-h" switch. The next series of square brackets that show a switch and value combination (e.. For the benefit of this article.COMMAND & CONQUER R ping -h ecently a reader had requested that I cover the basic layout of a help or man (manual) page. Usage: ping [-LRUbdfnqrvVaA] [-c count] [-i interval] [-w deadline] [-p pattern] [-s packetsize] [-t ttl] [-I interface or address] [-M mtu discovery hint] [-S sndbuf] [ -T timestamp option ] [ -Q tos ] [hop1 . I will focus on the 'help' and 'man' pages for the "ping" command.g. The first square brackets containing "-LRUbdfnqrvVaA" is a list of possible switches that don't require arguments (mainly because they format output). the help page is intended as a quick reference. or intended to be used for. use the up and down arrows. To navigate through the rest of the manpage. but it is followed by a description section. and for an explanation as to what any of these switches does. The options section lists all the switches. use this command: man ping The synopsis section displays something similar to the help command. but that isn't always the case.can be a list of destinations well as more information. help website. To view the man page. it's required to check the man page as well. since it offers an explanation of each and every switch. you're new to the command and don't know what half of the switches do. The help information will look something like what is shown in the box above right. are the defacto default). etc.] destination Ideally. along with the "--help" argument. and a short description of what each does.. There are some help pages that offer descriptions of arguments and switches. If. in case you're unsure what switch corresponds to the input you wish to supply. The words are intended to give you an idea of what the switch does. "-c count") requires you to substitute the "count" section with an actual value. which 5 explains what the command is intended to do. It tells you contents ^ . as full circle magazine #28 – number of ping tries – time between pings – maximum time to wait for reply – allows you to fill the ping with a pattern of bytes – defines the size of the packet to send – sets the IP Time to Live – Set the source IP or device – ''do''. as well as possible uses. it's best to read through the man page. or page up and page down. ''want'' or ''dont'' are options – defines the size of the send buffer – allows you to set special IP timestamp options – sets the Quality of Service option (either decimal or hex value accepted) . however. The text on the very bottom looks like this: "Manual page ping(8) line 21/356 15%".
which defines what they are. but they follow the same conventions. or would like to add a man page to a script you wrote. but each one is fairly well explained. while security and availability tells you a little more about the command. The history section is straight-forward enough. and the See Also: section offers a few other commands to look at that will be useful in combination with the command you are currently reading up on. The bugs listed are currently open (known bugs that haven't been fixed in that version). so I will not explain each one. you then know how to format it. or 15% of the way through the document. and are at line 21 out of 356. You can email Lucas at: lswest34@gmail. etc. There are a few more definitions before you reach the bug heading.com. which are: Name Synopsis Description Options Useful information pertinent to the command (definitions. you come upon a section named "ICMP Packet Details". full circle magazine #28 6 contents ^ . and how to make sense of the often confusing help pages. explanations. Hopefully this article has helped you to get a better understanding of how manpages work. then having no other option but to discover how to fix it.COMMAND & CONQUER that you are viewing the manual page for ping. has learned all he knows from repeatedly breaking his system. since you know exactly where to go. Once you're done viewing the rest of the options section. Not all man pages are laid out in the same manner. Also.) Bugs See Also History Security (if applicable) Availability This is useful in case you want to look up a specific term from the help page. if you ever write your own tool.
'C ookies'] Then categories[0] would be 'Main dish'. we have created a list using strings as the information.30. however.'Fish'. Remember that we always count from zero. we could create a list containing the number of days in each one: DaysInMonth = [31. The problem is. If we were to print DaysInMonth[1] (for February) we would get back 28. which is an integer. than four spaces per indent. To find the length of the list. We'll play with lists some more in a little while. Good programming practices suggest (and this is subject to interpretation) that the variable names are easy to understand.HOW-TO FCM#27 .'Aug'. an array (or list) would be a number of boxes all glued side-by-side holding like items. In this installment. get into the habit of using spaces rather than the Tab-key.'Meat'. knives in another. We have named our list 'months'.31.'Mar'.31. In other languages.31] CD/DVD HDD USB Drive Laptop I received an email from David Turner who suggested that using the Tab-key for indentation of code is somewhat misleading as some editors may use more. we will delve more into variables. and spoons in another.31.3 1.'Jul'. For example.Python Part 1 Program In Python .'Nov'.'Sep'. I'm sure you can think of many things that you can use a list for. which could lead to ugly code and other problems. Many Python programmers (myself included) save time by setting the tab key in their editor to four spaces. or less.'Dec'] I Wireless n the last installment.'Jun'.. categories = ['Main dish'. To use it..'Feb'. I could have used 'daysinmonth' or just 'X'. and write a few more programs.'Apr'. You can also create a list using integers.31.'Soup'. a list would be considered an array. but that is not quite so easy to read. we looked at a simple program using raw_input to get a response from the user. Let's look at another type of variable called lists. Going back to the analogy of shoeboxes. we bracket all the values with square brackets ( '[' and ']' ). We'll get into the whys of this later on. and a simple loop using the "for" statement..30. we can use: print len(months) Up to now. that someone else's editor may not have the same setting as yours. Just as easily. For example. Notice that I made the list name DaysInMonth. some simple variable types. contents ^ full circle magazine #28 7 . Pretty simple again. we could store forks in one box. Another example of a list would be categories in a cookbook. we would say something like print months[0] or months[1] (which would print 'Jan' or 'Feb').. We would code it like this.. Let's look at a simple list.30. So. Looking back at our months list. An easy one to picture would be a list of month names. Before we get to our next sample program. This is correct.30.'Oc which returns 12. Dev Graphics Internet M/media System To create the list. months = ['Jan'.. let's look at a few other things about Python.'May '. and categories[4] would be 'Cookies'.28.Part 2 t'.
28. 'time'.'Mar'. For example. days.'Oc t'. In fact. Look at the example below: Months = ['Jan'. the second would be [1]. days. 1. We will split (or break) the string at each space character by using: print strng. days.30. we could use pos = strng.31] for cntr in range(0.30.'Sep'. you can look at a string as an array of characters. days. if you need to include a single quote in the string like this: which returns a list containing full circle magazine #28 8 contents ^ . which we'll be using later on. However. For example if we assign the string 'The time has come' to a variable named strng. days.'Dec'] DaysInMonth = [31. If we want to find the characters starting at position 4 and going through position 8. days. we can use what's called Variable Substitution. saying that 'time' starts at position 4 in our string. If we asked the find function to find a word or sequence that doesn't exist in the string like this: pos = strng. Not much more than that. If you assign a variable to a string like this: st = 'The time has come' the returned value in pos would be -1. days.'Apr'. Let's look at string a bit closer. and then wanted to know what the second character would be. we use '%d'. We can also get each separate word in the string by using the split command.'Jul'. days. so the first character would be [0].30. but does not return the 8th character. we could say: print strng[4:8] Now.split(' ') This would print 'Month = Jan'. and so on.PART 2 be the space after 'time'. 'has'. If we want to substitute a string. days.PROGRAM IN PYTHON .31. Like our for loop in part 1. we can use: print 'Month = %s' % month[0] Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec has has has has has has has has has has has has 31 28 31 30 31 30 31 31 30 31 30 31 days.3 or like this: st = "The time has come" which returns 'time'.find('time') The result would be 'h'.30.'May '. which would the result is the same.'Aug'.find('apples') Something important to understand here is the use of single quotes and double quotes. We can find out how long our string is by using the len() function: print len(strng) We briefly discussed strings in Part 1. the counting stops at 8. To do this is rather simple.' % (Months[cntr]. which returns 17. If we want to substitute an integer.31. This is very powerful stuff. the variable pos (short for position) contains 4.31. There are many other built-in string functions.'Jun'. When we want to print something that includes literal text as well as variable text. we could type: strng = 'The time has come' print strng[1] ['The'. If we want to find out where in our string the word 'time' is.12): print '%s has %d days. to print a month from our list above. we use '%s' and then tell Python what to substitute. days.31. A string is a series of characters. the third would be [2].'Nov'.DaysInMonth[cnt r]) The result from this code is: There is one other thing that I will introduce before we get to our next programming example. days.'Feb'. 'come']. Remember we always count from 0.
Many times this will be sufficient. For example: # This is a comment This will check the variable 'loop'. what if I need to define a string like "She said "Don't Worry""? In this case. if we have a variable named loop and we want to see if it is equal to. We'll deal with these in later sample However. Other escape character sequences (to show just a few) would be '\n' for new line. In pseudo code you could say: if x == y then do something else do something else and in Python we would say: if x == y: do something else: do something else more things to do So. To define a string. but. Just remember we have to use the double-equal sign to do evaluation. and one at the end ‒ and they must match. and. Now we will return to the "if" statement we showed briefly above. then we do whatever is in the indented block below. we must use a comparison operator. you must enclose it in some kind of quotes ‒ one at the beginning. we can use the if statement: if loop == 12: Notice the backslash before the single quote in 'Don't'. you will get a syntax error. You need to assign it like this: st = "He said he's on his way" Think of it this way. We've used the assignment many times in our samples. The main things to remember here are: 1. when we want to evaluate a variable to a value.PART 2 st = 'He said he's on his way' code. When we want to make a decision based on values of things. We would use the '==' (two equal signs): variable == value The next thing we need to discuss is comments. say. This is called an escape character. End the if or else statements full circle magazine #28 9 contents ^ . When you start writing many programs. Comments are important for many things. you can be reminded of what you were trying to do. Comments also allow you to make Python ignore certain lines of code. First is the difference between assignment and equate. use the outer quotes to be the ones that aren't in the string as above.PROGRAM IN PYTHON . Not only do they give you or someone else an idea of what you are trying to do. Python will ignore anything after the '#'. and tells Python to print the (in this case) single-quote ‒ without considering it as a string delimiter. you could define it this way: st = 'She said "Don\'t Worry"' We need to learn a few more things to be able to do our next example. 12. we would use: if loop == 12: You can put comments anywhere on a code line. what if we want to say If a variable is something. and '\t' for tab. otherwise do that. but when you come back to your code. Let's say we want to check to see if a variable is equal to a specific value. this will become important. When we want to assign a value to a variable. You might ask. say 6 months from now. then do this. If you need to mix quotes. we use the assignment operator or the '=' (equal sign): variable = value Don't worry about the if and the colon shown in the example above yet. if the value is 12. but remember when you do. To comment a line you use the '#' sign.
with a colon. print the In this example. Basically. until. Assuming you have more than one thing to check. we'll look at a simple example of the while statement. A simple loop = 0 example would be else: assigning a variable print 'You typed %s' % response "loop" to 1. That's because we are sequence. it's a good way to show some things that we've already learned. but still simple. and then make a decision based on what we find. and not equal '!='. the program did not greater than 10. assignment loop = 1 evaluating the value of the operator. we will ask the user for their name and a password. While this example is not the best way to do this task. Notice that when we typed continue. greater than or equal to '>='.PART 2 2. does NOT equal 'quit'. when loop is while loop.1 (above right) is a similar example that is a bit more complicated. The while statement allows you to create This is exactly what we wanted to see. PROGRAM IN PYTHON . For example: x = 5 if x == 1: print 'X elif x < 6: print 'X 6' elif x < 10: print 'X 10' else: print 'X greater' is 1' is less than is less than is 10 or a loop doing a series of loop = 1 steps over and over. and comparison while loop <= 10: response variable to 'quit' operator ‒ all in one 8 line print loop (response == 'quit'). less than or equal to '<='. raw_input 'QUIT'. add one to it and combining the if statement. Other common comparison operators would be greater than '>'. compare them with information that we coded inside the program. run in a terminal would produce the following output: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Notice that we are using the '<' operator to see if x is LESS THAN certain values . Let's say you want to check to see if a user is allowed to access your program. full circle magazine #28 or 'quit' to or 'quit' to One more quick example before we leave for this month. Fig.in this case 6 or 10. Then while the loop variable is less => quit quitting than or equal to 10. you can use the if/elif/else format. quit: statement. while loop == 1: until a specific response = raw_input("Enter something or 'quit' to end => ") if response == 'quit': threshold has been print 'quitting' reached. We will use two lists ‒ one to hold the allowed users and contents ^ 10 . 'QUIT' loop = loop + 1 program. newline escape stop. INDENT your code lines. Running this example would produce: Enter something end => FROG You typed FROG Enter something end => bird You typed bird Enter something end => 42 You typed 42 Enter something end => QUIT You typed QUIT Enter something end or 'quit' to or 'quit' to or 'quit' to Finally. we are value of loop.
'dog'.'Mary'] passwords = ['access'. Should be #----------------------------------------------#password_test.I don't recognize you. this is not the best way to do this. lists. Access denied. hiking." pretty easy to understand at this point. and spending time with his family. and has been programming since 1972. music.' % usrname else: print 'Password incorrect. stored at the same position in the passwords list. Our code is shown in the box to the right. Colorado. John is at position 1 in the users list. and finally the if/elif/else statements to check and decide if the user is allowed.'John'. Remember.'Steve'. 'dog' is at position 1 of the passwords list. # comments and evaluations #----------------------------------------------# Assign the users and passwords users = ['Fred'. That way we can match the two.PROGRAM IN PYTHON .py # example of if/else. Access denied. full circle magazine #28 11 contents ^ . Then we'll use raw_input to get the information from the user. is owner of .' else: print "Sorry. For example.'kids'. The only thing that we haven't discussed yet is in the list checking routine starting with 'if usrname in users:'. Save this as 'password_test. we get the position of the user's name in the list users... If it is.a consulting company in Aurora. %s.PART 2 one to hold the passwords.index(usrname) to get the position in the users list so we can pull the password.py' and run it with various inputs. He enjoys cooking. We'll examine other ways in later articles.'12345'. assignments.'Ann'. Then we use users.'qwerty'] #----------------------------------------------# Get username and password usrname = raw_input('Enter your username => ') pwd = raw_input('Enter your password => ') #----------------------------------------------# Check to see if user is in the list if usrname in users: position = users. Access granted. His password.raw_input.index(usrname) #Get the position in the list of the users if pwd == passwords[position]: #Find the password at position print 'Hi there. What we are doing is checking to see if the user's name that was entered is in the list.
an update ensures initial reliable network connectivity and stable operational functionality of the system you have installed: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade at the back end (on the server). coupled with cost-effective ubiquity of opensource components.) Why not just upgrade first? Well. LAMP is an acronym of open-source server-side technologies and is the most widely used solution stack across both the internet and the in-house business enterprise. Once the installation is rolling. shopping carts. However. Use a text editor for this (I use vi. selecting keyboard. burn it to a CD.if any are available. we need to configure a static IP and bind it to the network adapter (invariably eth0). boot and and run through the install.HOW-TO N/A LAMP .04 "Jaunty Jackalope". From the CLI. We are presented with contact forms. evolved LAMP through the 1990s into the de-facto standard enabler for two-way data exchange and full circle magazine #28 T oday's internet offers us more than just flat pages of information to scroll through. symbiotic suitability for Web and data delivery. Search Google for the operational commands -. log in. and update the system.there are only a few you really need). etc. choose suitable user/account names & MySQL root passwords when asked. This is the base LAMP stack installation procedure for Ubuntu Server 9. As this is a server. These big four were never designed with combined operation in mind. media libraries.). interactive gaming.Part 1 information execution we all expect from our desktop browsers today. Re-boot. All done? Good. The follows: breakdown is as Dev Graphics Internet M/media System CD/DVD HDD USB Drive Laptop Wireless – The server operating system – The Web server platform – The database – The dynamic scripting language. location options + LAMP & Open SSH components. type the following to update things. predominantly php although it can also be perl or python. At the CLI type: sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces Alter the DHCP entry to something like this (these are contents ^ 12 . and socialnetworking portals . ('update' updates existing packages and 'upgrade' installs new versions -.80% of which operate through something called a LAMP stack Download the relevant server ISO for your system (32 or 64 bit.
re-start Apache and try again.168.168.1. To re-start full circle magazine #28 And that is your basic LAMP done and installed. at the CLI type: sudo /etc/init. and either leave things open (not advised) or configure specific IP access to the DB later through phpMyAdmin instead. it's just creating a new one.0.com nameserver xxx. however.1.conf file.xxx. This is quite easy.1.0. Accept the default bind message mid-installation.1 to the IP number of the machine you will be accessing the database from.xxx nameserver xxx. here's a run down of three favourite tools of the trade. auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 192.d/networking restart To test Apache. As with the base stack. Unless you're a command13 : For external MySQL access using other management packages (such as MySQL Administrator).15 netmask 255. At the CLI type: sudo vi /etc/mysql/my. if there are entries already listed. Open a browser and type: http://<your server IP>/phpmyadmin input 'root' + the MySQL password created at install. If not.168. If empty. It's powerful and works very well. type http://<your ip number> into a browser. This can be changed by editing the /etc/mysql/my. add the line: "Servername <nameofyourserver>" When you restart the Apache server you should no longer see the message.1 for ServerName line uber geek (there are a substantial amount out there) you'll prefer a more userfriendly method of LAMP admin.0. If the file is empty. To do so at the CLI type: sudo vi /etc/apache2/apache2.255.xxx.xxx.cnf file.PART 1 my own IP numbers used as examples).0 network 192.conf MYSQL by default is connected to the localhost interface. Should you require access from multiple machines. So.1. We shall be installing phpMyAdmin in the next section.d/apache2 restart With a static IP. then leave them as they are.xxx You'll see the BIND entry. At the CLI type: sudo vi /etc/resolv. comment out (#) the bind line. Just change it from localhost 127.xxx.cnf : When Apache restarts under certain circumstances you may see the following message: apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name.255. you also may need to manually set a DNS entry in the resolv.conf. which is not accessible from a non-local host.0 broadcast 192. To fix the error you'll need to edit apache2.LAMP . and save the file.255 gateway 192. Restart your network services: sudo /etc/init. then enter details into the framework as follows (use your own domain name and chosen DNS IPs). You should see "It Works". using 127.1 Apache. these installation advisories are based on Ubuntu. Install it as follows: At the CLI type: sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin And at the end of the file.conf This is probably the most widely used MySQL DB Admin application.168. search domain. don't worry. Sites will still load. you must contents ^ .0. However.
In the next issue we'll discuss FTP and Firewalls.0.480 is the latest release)..1.0.deb : Ubuntu doesn't allow logins by the root user by default..html). If you're not a phpMyAdmin kind of Guy (or Gal). However. When not working with technology he cycles vigorously.html).sourceforg e.mysql. For more hardcore development. there's also the MySQL Workbench (again a free download). just open up relevant user access in phpMyAdmin for the required IP number(s) .480_a ll.eu web portal. Webmin is quite sociable and will allow this user to log in. sudo dpkg -i webmin_1. wget http://prdownloads. you may like to try the somewhat more rounded and amiable GUI of the MySQL Administrator (see the image above right).1.LAMP . To rectify this.0. OK. now we can administer our server.PART 1 remember that. which you can download for free from here: (http://dev.. Unless you previously bound the database to a specific IP address. Next download the latest Webmin using the following command (at time of writing 1.mysql.net/webadmin/webmin_1..com/downloa ds/workbench/5. We're getting closer. or opened it up to all by commenting out (#) the 'bind' line. you'll experience a 1130 error.deb Decompress and install it. Webmin is a quality utility. there's no access from any IP other than localhost 127. This is a superb cross-platform tool. The Webmin URL is Accept the certificate notifications and you should be in.this stage is easy to forget and can throw you if overlooked.480_all. by default. contents ^ 14 .com/downloa full circle magazine #28 is a passionate Ubuntu professional who offers open source strategies and services for business IT from the http://toomuchgreen. The install runs as follows from the CLI (starting with the perl libraries): sudo apt-get install perl libnet-ssleay-perl openssl libauthen-pam-perl libpamruntime libio-pty-perl libmd5-perl ds/gui-tools/5. Get the Workbench here (http://dev. the user created at system installation can use "sudo" to switch to root. and the industry standard tool for fully comprehensive Linux server admin.
the local PC user will be able to transfer. and edit files on the remote PC. full circle magazine #28 or. you 15 Once you supply the password for the remote PC (their password. Go to System > Administration > Users and Groups > unlock > Manage Groups. available in the repositories. Create an empty folder in your home directory (Ctrl+Shift+N). To create an SSHFS network. You can then copy. move. then the network will be established and an icon will be displayed on your desktop. so that files can be transferred between them. which indicates that you have permission to access it. From System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager install the following packages: and . confirm that is installed (usually comes with Ubuntu). as if they were on her own PC. To activate the network from one PC to the other. in what was euphemistically called a 'sneaker network'. 2. One better way is to use an SSHFS or "Secure SHell File System" network. but needs two applications. and delete files as if they were on your PC. We used to use USB devices and swap them to synchronize files between our two PCs. 4. it is usually best to name it after the other user. all you need are two PCs connected to the same router or gateway. open. to be installed on both PCs. Also in Synaptic. Ubuntu comes with most of the software to make this work. confirm on group. for the first time only. Password-protected documents contents ^ . not yours). because SSHFS uses the other user's home directory as the default destination. to prevent confusion. and where they are going to be displayed (that new folder you made): Go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal and enter: sshfs remoteusername@remotepc:/home /remoteusername ~/newfolder sshfs remoteusername@remotepc: ~/newfolder SSHFS uses OpenSSH to provide secure (encrypted) communications between PCs. you just have to invoke SSHFS and indicate where the files are coming from. and. You will be able to access the other user's home directory by simply clicking on that 'newfolder' icon in your home directory. confirm the other PC. Here is how to set it up: 1. edit. With the network connected.HOW-TO N/A Networking Ubuntu PC's With SSHFS can shorten the command to: 3. Graphics Internet M/media System Dev CD/DVD HDD USB Drive Laptop Wireless T here are a number of ways to network two PCs that are both running Ubuntu. The remote files will look and act just like the files on the local PC. That completes the installation of the networking tools.
or other functions. While it is a simple way to set up a network. in a house with no windows. and has been using Ubuntu since April 2007. You can check the remote version date and time to make sure that it hasn't been changed. just re-establish it from the command line or. If you connect to the other PC they won't be able to see your files without establishing a reciprocal connection to your PC. Another way to crash the network is by performing a ClamAV scan of the home folder while the network folder is active. and then clicking on their folder for your home directory and then back to theirs. If the network crashes through an error. delete the data in that file. Then. edit the same document at the same time. Their website is http://web. Clam will try to scan all contents of your home folder including the contents of the remote PC. This prevents the crash. If changes are made to the other PC.ncf. when you reestablish the network. SSHFS does work well and results in less wear on your sneakers than using USB devices to synchronize files between PCs. Don't do this! There are probably other ways of crashing the network. then either or both PCs may lose their "Places" access. If you have to work on a remote document. if that doesn't work. which I haven't discovered yet. Try not to have both users. and it results in a proper scan. of course. had his first brush with UNIX in 1978. after you have finished with it. reboot and try again. You can also crash the network by clicking on the other user's home folder when they are connected to your PC.ca/adamandruth/ contents ^ . and you aren't sure whether the other user will be working on it. 2. etc. 4. remain password protected. To disconnect your PC from the network. and then save it. you will recreate the data. He lives with his wife. The '-u' means 'unmount'. Ruth. overwriting the version there.NETWORKING UBUNTU PCS WITH SSHFS will. then you may have to go to the hidden file in your home directory at ~/. copy it 16 There are a few pitfalls to keep in mind with an SSHFS network: 1. The solution is to unmount (disconnect) the network first. meaning that each PC has to be individually connected to the other. Perhaps you will discover them.. in Canada. back over to the other user's PC. I would like to acknowledge the help of the for teaching me about SSHFS networking. then it is better to copy it to your home directory and. and that will create an error. If the network crashes..SSH/known_hosts. until rebooted. enter in the terminal: fusermount -u ~/newfolder There are a few pitfalls to keep in mind with an SHFS network . or if you get a consistent error. full circle magazine #28 An SSHFS network is one way. 3. local and remote. such as its identity. If either PC is rebooted. then the network connection will be severed. and will have to be re-established.
it occurred to me that I could put this old laptop to work by installing a proxy/caching server on it. from speeding up a web server by caching repeated requests. In my 17 . have improved." I used the Ubuntu operating system for this project. I didn't need them. I also installed Webmin (see below). I had 20 of these units. Also.Squid is a proxy server and web cache daemon. I needed only the Squid proxy/caching server. when I happened upon one of the last old laptops I had. This means installing Squid.. I was cleaning out some old hardware (to take to the recycling centre). This morning. Not sure how to do that? Here's a guide: case I skipped (did not install) Apache.1) includes IPv6 and ICAP support. with 256MB of RAM and a 20GB hard drive. as described in the post " " (http://ubuntulinuxhelp. It's an older IBM Thinkpad T22. Internet Gopher. to caching web. Squid includes limited support for several other protocols including TLS.6. for those of you who have been following my blog (and for my welcome new readers). • Network cached copies of pages I regularly visit (if the original server is down).04-lts). DNS and other computer network lookups for full circle magazine #28 (http://howtoforge. etc.com/spe ed-up-and-improve-web-surfingwith-an-ubuntu-squid-server/). A word to the wise: I learned (2 years ago) to install Squid first! This way the Webmin installation goes much smoother (I was using Debian for the server at that time and Ubuntu in another instance). make sure you've installed a copy of Ubuntu 8. According to Squid's site. The development version of Squid (3. But things have changed. BIND9.HOW-TO N/A Faster Internet With Squid a group of people sharing network resources. Installing a Squid server on the network provided me with a few important benefits: • Less bandwidth usage.04 Server (Hardy) on the old laptop. I sold them all Whilst packing up the stuff to cart off. My earlier Ubuntu/Squid post was based on Ubuntu 6. bought from a recycling depot. and HTTPS. POP3/IMAP and Webalizer. and have only a couple left now.06LTS and Squid 2. It has a wide variety of uses... Postfix.com/perfectserver-ubuntu8. to aiding security by filtering traffic. A couple of years ago. I also played with Squid and Ubuntu about a year ago. Although primarily used for HTTP and FTP. • Faster web surfing. Firstly. so I thought a contents ^ on eBay. Type 2647. Proftpd. Games Graphics Internet M/media System CD/DVD HDD USB Drive Laptop Wireless I 've posted more than once about tips to improve our web surfing.. SSL. MySQL. and have my browsers pull much of the regularly requested web content off a locally cached network server. so that I could easily manage this server remotely. ". and applications.
gz 192. I got the success message that included the URL: http://squid. you may want to install Webmin.com guide above Untar it like this: tar xzvf webmin-1.470.ubuntu.470.tar. You can find more information on requirements for the Ubuntu Server (Hardy) at Ubuntu System Requirements (https://help. After the installation of the base server is complete.1. sudo aptitude install ssh openssh-server Install Squid using the command: aptitude install squid3 Run the installation for webmin: . you can see if the webmin service is running by using the contents ^ full circle magazine #28 18 . a GUI interface to manage that server. I had to edit my hosts file like this: sudo gedit /etc/hosts CD-ROM drive or network card 256MB of RAM made the installation slower than I'm used to.FASTER INTERNET WITH SQUID revisit and reinstallation of the Squid server was in order.sourceforg e.tar.168.200 After Squid has finished installing and you've rebooted the system. The bare minimum requirements are: as a reference. I changed the admin account to "root".470.gz package) by typing: cd webmin-1. I downloaded and burned a copy of the Ubuntu 8.localdomain squid Now we want to reboot the Squid server using: shutdown -r now to enter root. open a terminal from your (comfortable) desktop and enter: ssh firstname.lastname@example.com/getubu ntu/download-server. After downloading and burning a copy of the ubuntu8. Use the command su Webmin needs Perl to run.04.net/webadmin/webmin1.168. The command to download is: wget http://prdownloads.sh will get the ssh server up and running for you.470 After rebooting the server. you'll need to substitute your IP addresses and names to match those in your own network. I completed a base install of the Ubuntu server using the howtoforge.200 squid. That way you don't have to keep typing "sudo". At the end of the webmin installation. You can download a copy of the webmin package into any directory you like. Throughout this post. Enter the extracted contents (of the webmin-1.tar.1.200 is the address of the server I just installed. and logging back in (via ssh).gz I changed the port number from 10000 to 26395. I also installed an SSH server so that I could tuck the old laptop away and complete everything else in comfort using my desktop./setup. and entered a new password.04 LTS Server from Ubuntu's official site at: http://www.localdomain:26395/ On my local PC. so I installed some packages: aptitude install install libauthen-pam-perl libnetssleay-perl libpam-runtime openssl perl perl-modules Then I added the following line: 192.2-server-i386 CD.1.168.ubuntu.com/comm unity/Installation/SystemRequir ements).
The URL I would use is: http://squid. Look for something (on the left) that says "Unused Modules" and look for "Squid Proxy Server" click that link. I chose not to enable SSL for logging into webmin.so I assume the webmin module has started working properly (no need for me to play with webmin again. your browsers will not be able to get access.0 Now in your ssh window. Therefore. In the new screen that displays. port 26395 was the one we chose to run webmin on . In my case the information to enter as a proxy server for each web browser is: 192.255 Netmask: 255.255. Now click the radio button that says "Allow".255. I used the following: ACL Name: localdomain From IP: 192. use the up arrow to move "localdomain" (or whatever you called your new ACL rule) so that it is just above the line that says "Deny all". we want to configure Squid. Here's the issue and fix: contents ^ . *** Make sure you are looking under the column that says "Match ACLS" *** and click on this name. 19 You should find a line in the output of the above command that says something like: tcp 0 0 *:26395 *:* LISTEN 4573/perl This will restart the server and Squid 3 (along with the new configuration). But after rebooting the system. As a final step. Select "Squid Proxy Server" and then select the "Ports and Networking" option. so I did not try). Then select "save" at the bottom." then click the button full circle magazine #28 that says "Create new ACL".and webmin uses Perl. under "Servers". Now return back to the Squid module page by clicking "Module Index" (at the top of the page). After logging in.168. Note that Squid is running on the default port 3128. etc.200:3128 Remember. Use this list to select "Client Address.. Now click the tab (at the top) that says "Proxy restrictions". use the command: shutdown -r now You should see something like: webmin (pid 4573) is running To see if it is listening on the correct port number.1.0 To IP: 192.6 was installed.168.FASTER INTERNET WITH SQUID command: sudo /etc/init.1. the command to check that is: sudo netstat -tap I didn't change anything else. remember that I added the appropriate information to my hosts file so In July 03 I found a problem when trying to access statistics. After installing. You will see an option to install the Squid (webmin) module. Select the "Access Control" icon and see a button at the bottom of the page that says "Browser Regexp" .1. the "Stop Squid" button appeared . make sure that you set the proxy server address in your web browser. Now open a web browser and visit webmin. Enter your values in the form. If you don't.localdomain:26395/ Again. I noticed that webmin (for some strange reason) thought Squid 2. you will see "Squid Proxy Server". Click (at the bottom) "Add proxy restrictions" and look for the new ACL name you just created (mine was called "localdomain"). Select that link to install it. webmin was unable to start the server. as I'll use SSH to access and reboot. look on the left side menu.d/webmin status that the browser can find the URL.168. as I don't need it in this LAN. and clicked "Save".that contains a drop-down list. and.
My friends who use Windows or Mac OSX feel the same about their purchases. Keep the grass on your side of the fence as green as you can. They purchased the computer. would be relieved to know that they can legally install a new operating system for free.FASTER INTERNET WITH SQUID : When trying to access the "Cache Manager Statistics" under "Squid Proxy Server".kioskea. and distribute it for free." A QUICK OPINION http://en.com/arti cle/10407 Enjoy faster web surfing as less external files are requested for pages you commonly visit. and people will eventually jump over. I hope you ladies and gents have fun playing with this. but sometimes we are our own worst enemies.net/faq/sujet804-ubuntu-installing-an-httpproxy-server-squid When I buy a new product. For someone whose browser crashes while trying to check their email. maybe even paid for the operating system separately. and I hope it helps you out.org/2008/in stalling-squid-proxy-usingwebmin-on-ubuntu-server-8041 Cache manager statistics will now work. Someone else. http://www. We have much to gain in convincing our peers to do the same. When what those peers need to hear from us are valid reasons to make the switch. Maybe your module configuration is incorrect. the following error displays: "The Squid cache manager program /usr/lib/cgibin/cachemgr. stressing over how to pay for a new install disk to repair their damaged operating system. Someone tired of combating viruses would drool at the thought of running a computer safely without the need for a virus scanner. and a person hesitant to pluck down money for Microsoft Office would find a lot to appreciate in OpenOffice.co m/2008/11/howto-block-port-insquid-proxy-ubuntu. It is not a secret that Windows is prone to crashes.co m/2008/11/howto-blockwebsites-using-squid-proxy. http://shibuvarkala.blogspot. I often feel the need to justify the purchase to myself and others. their appetites get whetted.org. When they see a window wobbled. and want to get the most out of their investment. We do not need to preach these benefits to others. There is no reason to expect them to be quick to go back on their decision and toss their investment out the window.blogspot. and local cached copies are delivered to your browser. a user shift through a ring of open windows. all they hear are cries of "Jump! Jump!" The solution is simple: give them what they want — make them jealous. or a desktop flip to reveal another workspace.linuxjournal. and their performance will still fall short of that offered by Compiz. Many of us made that leap of faith and left behind an expensive proprietary operating system. At the same time.cgi was not found on your system. but in most cases they will cost money. Why would I want to believe that my new purchase could have been a waste? It is human nature to convince myself that I made a good decision. repair it for free. : aptitude install squid-cgi http://chrisjohnston. Those of us who use Linux desire that same sense of validation. the ability to complete such a routine task without having to worry about crashes is a dream.html full circle magazine #28 20 contents ^ .html http://shibuvarkala. All these features can be performed on Windows. some people just want to be wowed.
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I was encouraged. I was using Windows on my PC. So. etc. the applications. I inserted the live CD of Warty Warthog. I was frustrated by this situation and did not know how to solve it. so I visited the Ubuntu international forum (at that time an Italian Ubuntu forum did not exist) looking for advice on how to obtain a proper dual-boot system. He had just received a bunch of CDs from the company that distributed this OS. how to burn CDs/DVDs. I managed to install Ubuntu. My colleague suggested that I try the live one. Since I also wanted to keep the Windows OS.MY STORY My Linux Experience . I opted for a dualboot system. So. or to use my new wonderful Warty Warthog. My first experience with the live CD was exciting. after a couple of weeks. Windows was still present in a partition. Luckily I found various threads that explained how to perform this operation. Obviously. and decided to try the install process again. Eventually. He was a Linux fan. and Intrepid Ibex. Happy because I had Ubuntu installed. Hardy Heron. Anyway. but I failed to create a dual-boot system. it failed to start up. I started spending more and more time on my Ubuntu box rather than on Windows. and I spent my winter holidays reformatting and reinstalling the OS. For me. I decided to reinstall Windows. how to connect to the Internet. Soon I realized I wanted to broaden my Linux/Ubuntu experience and decided to install Ubuntu. I think that. I learned many things: how to play DVDs. I subscribed to ADSL with an Internet provider. contents ^ A t the beginning of 2005. Obviously I spent hours surfing on the Ubuntu forums and Wikis to see how to solve my problems. at a first glance. full circle magazine #28 . I will always use this beautiful Operating System. which is Linux. The distribution came with 2 CDs: one live CD and one install CD. appeared insurmountable. Linux was a new world ready to be uncovered. how to install multimedia codecs. A possible solution was to install anti-virus software. because every time I accessed the Internet I got a virus. In addition. This time everything went well and I was so happy! I could choose to start Windows. I did not want to surrender. Everything about this OS was fascinating: the Gnome desktop. in the coming years. Due to my inexperience. and I just played with it for about a week. what satisfaction when someone thanks you because your advice is successful! Currently. I also started to give my own advice to people asking for help in the Ubuntu forums. I was both happy and desperate. I did not want to slow down my four-year-old PC with anti-virus software. And. At that time. and he mentioned a new distribution named Ubuntu.Story 1 desperate because I was not able to perform my routine work without Windows. I cancelled the ADSL contract and reported my experience to one of my colleagues. I think at least a couple of times. At that time I did not know that ClamWin anti-virus existed actually I did not know about the existence of any opensource software. but I did not want to spend the money for it. but whenever I selected it from the GRUB menu. I am multi-booting between Debian Etch. and even using commands from the Terminal! 22 Step by step I started to perform my routine work with Ubuntu instead of using Windows. I was able to overcome obstacles that. he gave me a couple of these.
were all disappointments to me.22 + Win 3. The fiasco of an embedded browser that started with Win98 was an immediate concern about what was to come in future years. My workplace experience with Windows NT 4. given that Shockwave and Flash no longer offered upgrades to that seriously dated OS. But once I retired. that old platform and OS quickly became unbearable. Me. When I read that even early editions of Ubuntu had trouble dealing with wireless LANs. and an old Y2K edition of ZoneAlarm firewall was all that was available to help protect my Internet connection . I waited for the proper distribution of Linux to come along and give me the path to revolutionize my often laughable system. but rather a full upgrade. since I accepted that radical OS in 1997. the Linux distros were not what I wanted. Thanks to a very busy work schedule.via dialup. there was little time to really use my PC. it hampered playback of streaming video.Story 2 Adobe Acrobat 5.04 LTS.1 was the last version for Windows 95. I resisted letting go of Windows 95 until an appropriate replacement OS arrived. A single Intel P233MMX-based ASUS VX-97 motherboard ended up covering me for almost 13 years. I would have had to drop Windows 95 had it not been for the Opera browser.04 really amounted to a quantum leap for me a godsend. I did not want to do a part-way upgrade. 23 The serious difficulty I had was that my old 128-MB computer was so old that it couldn't even support Linux.0 and then Windows 2000 told me to steer clear of those as a home OS. requiring 3rdparty software to maintain it and rid it of viruses and other malware. The attempts at improving Windows 95 via Windows 98.even with proper software support. 98se. right up to its very recent retirement in January 2009. and XP. and even playback of MP3s.but I was always able to get by. In the end. It was pointless to do broadband with Windows 95. but Opera did. vulnerable OS. However. which I did not want to do. so trying out Linux over the years would have required fussing with another computer. I refused to do any Windows OS after Windows 95. would have seriously faltered . just barely. Without proper Flash support.1. I opted to endure Windows 95 and waited for a Linux distro I really could be happy with. and the progression of Windows to a big mess did in fact occur. The operating system industry irked me so much that I endured 12 years of using Microsoft Windows 95.as Windows 95 got so unbearable. I concluded that Ubuntu was not ready for prime time. And it would just be an interim solution. full circle magazine #28 . Despite all this. Windows 95 pushed out the failed IBM OS/2 product I had learned to adore so much. along with modern hardware. with a PCI video card. The slow hardware.MY STORY My Linux Experience . The OS had to be upgraded. I had access to Linux installations from friends. Mandriva Linux was considered the most likely target distro at the time . the system was crippled due to the seriously dated Windows 95. For me. Windows became a big. overall. contents ^ U buntu 8. Linux was on my mind for over a decade. and the inability of Windows 95 to support new hardware and software . Firefox did not support Windows 95. and read about the developing Linux distros on the Web for many years. It turned out to be Ubuntu 8. It was a serious sacrifice for 12 years to endure lack of USB support. which itself had previously pushed out DOS 6. to make sense of going to broadband.
though both abundant time (thanks to retirement).04 LTS were digested! As if by magic. I refused to even consider getting new hardware and Microsoft Vista. Windows 7 sounded viable. certainly helped! My Ubuntu 8. I concluded that a modern dual-core 1. with the wealth of information on the Internet. Using WiFi and DSL. Microsoft is about monopoly. The quantum leap abruptly ended the trusty P233MMX and Windows 95 duo. I became a power user in just a month.04 netbook is lean and mean. Just as I was going to try Mandriva Linux on a 512 MB Pentium III system. and Apple would be even a more ruthless monopoly if it could get there. It did! Open Office is almost completely compatible with my Office 97 Word and Excel.STORY 2 At no point was MacOS or Windows XP considered. which permits users to avoid the trap of computing the expensive and guarded Apple way or the controlling and painful Microsoft way. with Ubuntu 8. Thanks to immense and complete information on the Internet. Wireless LAN support was immaculate. Dell offered a modern netbook Mini 9 with Ubuntu 8. Kudos to Ubuntu 8.04. Video playback was complete in Ubuntu 8. offering immediate bridging of key functionality.04 and Dell support.6 GHz netbook. I believe in open-source software. via rumors. not in paying monopolies focused on controlling home users and supporting their business model and their way of computing. Never has the gestation with a new OS been so complete and so quick. would surely fit my needs. 2009 transition to the netbook never saw my Ubuntu-Mini 9 on dial-up Internet access. If Windows 95 sufficed for my needs. and more customizations and tweaking than I could ever write about. Clearly. but that could only be a risky proposition and giving in to Microsoft. and experience in workplace Unix. by means of full circle magazine #28 tweaking all aspects of logging. Internet access for all. Ubuntu in just a month revolutionized my computing experience. Ubuntu 8.04 pre-installed. 24 contents ^ .MY LINUX EXPERIENCE . cleaning out foreign language support and help files.04.04 LTS. to the point where the January 1. From desperation. salvation came when reviews of Ubuntu 8. offers a solid viable approach to computing. effective backup using tar. and in paying for only the support of the infrastructure.
if not the first -. if you have several items with. and so on. Tellico supports eleven types of fields.org/ What makes this review different. Tellico comes with several sample collections. is in their collection full circle magazine #28 before they buy some CD that has caught their eye (or ear). At some point. You might want to start with one of them 25 Tellico or at least explore how the fields are set up . I'll be contents ^ T here are very few people who don't have a collection of something: books. By the time you've entered all that data. is that I hold a degree in library science. For those of us with insistent friends. I hope.REVIEW cataloging applications for desktop computers. and the homepage is at: http://tellicoproject. subtract. and was involved in the development of one of the first -. In the bad old days. I recommend that you start with 50 to 100 of the items you want to catalog. With Tellico. Creating a Dependent field that contains references to the title field and the year field will produce a list of titles with their appropriate year. and there may be piano versions of symphonies and symphonies with soloists. It's available in the Ubuntu repositories since Dapper.even by the same performer(s) -. and it also allows the insertion of reminders (using KOrganizer) to ask for payment.and a recording of any piece of music can be bundled with pieces different from those in other CDs. In addition. classical-music lovers with large collections can use help in determining whether a piece of music. or list them by themselves. because.library . since no database program can guess how to shift things about. rocks. I'll be talking about music. that collection will grow to where you can no longer keep everything sorted in your head. identical titles. you'll have a pretty clear idea of the possibilities of what kind of information you might want to access in the future. you can add. but Tellico can catalog anything from stamp collections to comic books. matchbook covers. And it's lightweight -only about 9MB fully installed. Classical music is always a nightmare to catalog. or reformat fields at any time. even for public or university libraries. girlfriends. So. although you'll probably have to manipulate your data. for example. That's where Tellico comes in. say.before you embark on a database of your own. or a particular performance of that piece. movies. These are well documented in the excellent help files. music. You'd want to keep the title and year as separate fields so that you can join them to other fields. the cataloger must deal with multiple recordings of one piece of music -. you might want to distinguish them by year. conductors may record the same symphony with various orchestras. The most difficult thing about databasing or cataloging (I'll use the terms interchangeably) is setting up the structure. once you had established the information categories ("fields") in your database. Basically. The only one I had a little difficulty understanding is the Dependent field. Tellico allows your loans to be tracked by recipients and dates. I discovered how to use it in the wine collection. you couldn't change your mind without setting up a new database and then re-entering the data from scratch. I decided it was time to catalog my classical-music collection. Clicking around in the sample collections.
except for importing this database into Tellico from OpenOffice spreadsheet after several failures at getting the database set up (in the latter) the way I wanted. it's not easily editable. that I just haven't explored all of Tellico's possibilities yet. but the works of classical composers often have catalog numbers so that one can tell one concerto grosso from another. I searched the Web and found no one complaining about this shortcoming. Tellico would be great for indexing your copies of . Tellico comes with the ability to add ratings for the quality of the item you're cataloging/indexing. 26 prepare for some frustration -not with the program. Many of the fields in my music collection have multiple entries -. however. Tellico's reports contain the fields one chooses to display at the top right of the screen. If.REVIEW: TELLICO making heavy use of this once I get my personal library into Tellico. even if it isn't. That's quite normal. and CDDB. it's highly configurable.for performer or featured instrument. Tellico can import data from Amazon. It may be. you want those entries to be listed separately in an alphabetical sort. as well as from other file formats. It can also export to various file formats. Oh my! The possibilities are endless! contents ^ .that I could keep in my wallet .could save me some money when I'm in the CD store. however. One disappointment I have with Tellico is the Table field. Author. Tellico's preconfigured sample collections will cut down on the frustration considerably. If it's a bug in the current version. Clicking in any of the table's boxes erases all the data in that box. so you could even rate each article to know at a glance whether it's worth re-reading. although that's hard to appreciate unless you've first tried to set up a database from scratch. Nor can you paste text copied from somewhere else. and whatever else you might search for in back copies of . you can enter them all in one field. if there are several performers on the same CD. There's no real negative consequence to this.just make sure you don't use terms that should be capitalized under other circumstances. While I can. For most people this is probably not a huge problem. Page Number(s). even for people like me who've been working with other people's collections for decades. When there are full circle magazine #28 multiple entries in that field. with a click of the mouse. On a final note. separated by semicolons. for example. they display together unsorted. it's as yet unreported. And you can create exceptions to capitalization in the basic Tellico settings -. but with yourself for not predicting everything you're going to want in the database. you have to configure that field to format as a name or title. If you've never used a program like Tellico before. generate a list of names or instruments. unless you're anal about capitalization. However. Subject. or how you'll want to access it. a yes/no box for whether the article is illustrated. you can't correct the one letter. IMDb. and that's how the reports come out. if you enter data and make a typo. most fields can contain multiple entries. because I'd know from the list if I already own a copy of the work. or familiarized myself with the program sufficiently to invent a workaround. I could not manage to generate a printable report of this information. All you'd have to do is set up fields for Issue Number. For example. Having a printed list of album titles sorted by these numbers . If you so choose. I haven't tried any of these features yet. Title. Another disappointment is Tellico's limited ability to generate reports. That is. Like all of Tellico.
Are you involved with any local Linux/Ubuntu groups? I recently moved to Canada where I'm not involved in any LoCo. then followed the REVU process doing changes when needed. Age: 18 Location: Sherbrooke. and reading some wiki pages. And. I then switched between distros for a few years including Gentoo. ask people.com Stephane Graber applications directly in Ubuntu. For the packaging. What's your favorite part of working with the MOTU? Being able to get my favorite full circle magazine #28 focus on in Jaunty? Improving LTSP to get desktoplike experience.to finally use Debian. I initially simply read the Ubuntu Packaging Guide. Having been around for a long time. this one was uploaded on the 7th of December 2006 (feisty). What are you going to 27 contents ^ When did you get involved with the MOTU team. Caldera. long discussions on IRC :) Any advice for people wanting to help out MOTU? Just go on IRC. improve a bit iTalc's integration with LTSP. Red Hat and Debian . Corel Linux. but I'm still one of the admin of the Ubuntu Switzerland LoCo team. . and read some wiki pages. CA IRC Nick: stgraber How long have you used Linux.a command line pastebin client. and then switch to Ubuntu. QC. My first distro was Mandrake Linux. and helping others to do the same.wordpress. What do you do in your other spare time? I work on upstream LTSP. I don't really do anything beside working on open source projects. I actually saw most of these team structures being created. and what was your first distro? I've been using it for almost 9 years now.MOTU INTERVIEW behindmotu. fixing some others. LFS. How long have you been using Ubuntu? Since Warty. Yeah. of course. and getting more educational packages uploaded/improved for Edubuntu. My role is now to mainly follow the discussions on the mailing-list and on IRC. What helped you learn packaging and how Ubuntu teams work? I mainly learned how Ubuntu works through discussions with people on IRC. and how? My first package to be uploaded to the archive was pastebinit . and on some of my personal projects (pastebinit and a few others). Slackware. Packaging is not as hard as it may look. getting ltspcluster uploaded to Universe.
now. He states this is a review of Amarok 1. helping people with Ubuntu and making them legal because in Kosova they don't respect the copyright laws.4 review by Damien McGuignan (FCM #27). 3. and the maintenance by the Kubuntu packagers of Amarok 1. but omits several important details: 3. I think this should read "Amarok 1. Some of the computers I installed Ubuntu on had 64MB RAM. unless some volunteers step in. There is no support offered by the packager of this PPA.4. The computer lab in which I learned was an awful place with old computers running Windows 2000.1.4. there is absolutely no support given from the Kubuntu Community. old IBM machines. not only by seeing Compiz. There is nowhere in this article I can see anything stating that this will *not* be the 1.9.9. The teacher started learning Ubuntu and Open Office and said it's very easy.org PLEASE NOTE: some letters may be edited for space reasons. that's how I spend my free days.4.1". Some students asked the teacher how to get Ubuntu. 2008. He suggest a downgrade to version 1. This is not correct. The other people (those who use MSN Messenger.2 that was shipped with Jaunty. Installing software from a PPA is installing unsupported 3rd party software.0 was released on May 17. whereas version 1. The hardest thing to convert are the gamers.b. It should also be clearly stated that neither the Amarok developers nor the Kubuntu Ninjas will full circle magazine #28 LETTER OF THE MONTH I recently finished my elementary school and am getting ready for high school. so I installed Ubuntu on that PC. and it would be quite old and outdated. Some friends I converted earlier are helping me converting others. the latest stable release of Amarok is 2.4. This will leave the users pretty much alone with the software.2 is now out". GNU and Linux and she said let's try it. 8MB graphic cards. which should be clearly stated in this article. I read the Amarok 1.4. I am also working for a free software conference that's being held in Kosova this year. 3.4.1 shipped with Hardy will end in October this year. available in the jaunty backports repository.2 or at least a beta version of it will eventually be shipped with Karmic. 2006. but most of them converted because of the fact that there are no viruses.a. so they became part of our LUG (Linux User Group) here in Gjakova. I told her all about Free Software.1. Amarok 1. But there are good chances that Amarok 2. Windows didn't work and the teacher asked me to format it. the Kubuntu version of Hardy being not an LTS release.0. So. 2.c. and the teacher directed them to me.0 version. 6GB hard drives.LETTERS letters@fullcirclemagazine. I am now the leader of a Linux User Group. The article starts with: "Version Amarok 2. a browser and Facebook) are easier to convert. which is most unlikely from the screen shots I can see. 3. 28 contents ^ . a version released on April 12.4 from version 2. in one of them. We are holding weekly meetings. and I think there should be some clarifications and corrections: 1. Recently. Some of these new users are amazed.x is not maintained anymore by its developers.
In the past. SubForms and such-like. I have had no problems with new versions of Virtualbox. While there are various screen capture programs that take snapshots. Open Office Database is good. I am trying to find a native version that will work on both WINE. There is a program called DKMS. Ed: . I 've being using Ubuntu for the last two years and I have completely settled on Ubuntu and am very happy with the developments. but still lacks the functions available in Access. I am coming up blank on video capture programs. Linux had overcome most of the barriers it was having due to hardware support etc. While FRAPS works under WINE for some programs. aka Mamarok Ed: I 've been looking for a video capture program that works under Ubuntu (running version 9. that does the work for you. games. If unfamiliar: FRAPS is the most prominent program to capture in-game action for MMO's or other computer games in Windows. such as Forms. I n issue 27 CW Moser says that the major pain of Virtualbox is in having to re-compile the kernel every time a new version comes out.04) that is similar to FRAPS. It would be great if you could start a tutorial on desktop databases. rapid aplication development database like Microsoft Access. stability and (most importantly) the user friendliness of the system. full circle magazine #28 29 contents ^ . Ever since I discovered this.. which was lacking in earlier flavors of Linux. as I think it would be very useful for all day to day Linux users. available from Synaptic. and non-WINE. but one important point which is significantly still lacking is a good quality.LETTERS accept any reports or complaints regarding this downgrade.
not theirs. We had a mock "space station" and ran various flavors of Linux . By day. : Hi Amber. from the Canadian LoCo team to Ubuntu Women to the joy of popping into #ubuntu on Freenode to 30 LH: Gr8 Designs for Gr8 Girls was amazingly fun. and I've been hooked ever since. In my third year of university. ask one question. I full circle magazine #28 LH: From a purely practical perspective. Ontario. I'm also a part-time student LH: In high school. I had the privilege of introducing nearly a hundred eager grade 8 students to the Arduino microcontroller platform.obligatory disclaimer here that the views below are mine.ca/equitys tudies/) at the University of Toronto.toronto. kernel compiles. Part of what makes Gr8 Designs such an important program is that we're talking to girls at a young age. but travel excessively. but my desktop and netbook run Ubuntu. It was an amazing. decided that I'd learned all I could about Mac OS.edu/) and Equity Studies (http://www. Canada. and even a few patches of my BIOS later. We talked about the idea of making the things around us smart by putting computers in them and then we made LED throwies. I love the community which I've found among Ubuntu users. I was involved in a group called the Ottawa Carleton Educational Space Simulation (spacesim. where they have been exposed to contents ^ . and answering five others. I am at my most productive on Ubuntu.org). Toronto's hackerspace. Four months. and am one of the founders as well as a board member for HackLab. I had a working Ubuntu laptop (and had dropped out of school and started working for a telco).cs. distro changes. but it didn't really catch. thanks again for interviewing me! I live in Toronto. sold my Mac. I asked for a Mac when I went off to University to study physics.utoronto. immersive. In my copious free time I'm an avid and eclectic reader.mostly Mandrake. untold reinstalls.TO. and maybe a little obsessive way to start using and learning GNU/Linux. I wrangle Windows viruses for a major anti-virus company . which the girls seemed to really like. and have recently started running. I got my first taste of *nix there. I use Red Hat extensively at work.UBUNTU WOMEN finishing up my BSc in Computer Science (http://web. and bought a bare-bones laptop with no OS preloaded. a cyclist. On the meta level.
there may be one closer than you think! 31 contents ^ . but it'll be awesome when booting up takes less time than it does for me to enter my absurdly long pass-phrase. and have found a great deal of support and general awesomeness there as well. and doing all sorts of neat things with computers.04. this isn't a vital feature. I'm lucky that my netbook (the MSI Wind) has had effectively perfect support since 9.ca). Instead. they get to meet and learn from a bunch of women who are working in the field.I'm a mentor in the Google Summer of Code program this year. I'd really like to attend the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing. which the Anita Borg Institute runs.UBUNTU WOMEN fewer stereotypes about who "can compute". Until then. I think there are some great opportunities there to cross-pollinate volunteers. and creating a supportive environment for those of us who are already involved.ca/otr) in the client soon.) LH: Thank you. I think the replacement of Pidgin with Empathy is going to be a huge and interesting change. I've known about LinuxChix for years. but only recently signed up for the mailing lists and started lurking in the IRC channel. Amber! LH: I'm really passionate about my local community. but improved support there is going to even further lower the barrier to entry for Linux on portables. hackerspaces. I've been pretty happy even running whole disk encryption on my netbook. I understand how. but this year it's a little too close to SecTor (sector. and my student is working on OTR. but I really hope the Empathy folks devote some time to implementing Off-TheRecord Messaging (cypherpunks. but I think it should be :) (I should state my bias in the above. Next year. I'll be full circle magazine #28 sticking with Pidgin. and gain different perspectives. LH: I'm looking forward to seeing the results of all the work that's been done on improving boot speeds. the security conference I'm helping out with in Toronto. for the "mainstream" / less paranoid user. though . which is a fantastic community of women and allies who are interested in helping solve bug #1 both by getting more women involved in Ubuntu. and I'd love to see more Ubuntu folks get involved in hackerspaces and more hackerspace folks in Ubuntu. I've been involved for a couple of years now with the Ubuntu Women project.org is a great resource for finding (or starting!) your local hackerspace .
net/app/GridWars+2 S pace sim shoot-emups have been incredibly popular in arcades due to enjoyment of blowing everything up in space while racking up points! Grid Wars 2 is no different. suit the game well. Bombs become very useful in situations when you are flooded . It is all controlled using the mouse. The primary weapon is sufficient for taking out plenty of ships.UBUNTU GAMES GAME NEWS • . and drop a bomb with the right. destroy. the game was a clone of the popular on Xbox. since the visual effects are stunning. however. 32 Score: 7 / 10 Amazing Visuals Enjoyable gameplay Poor Sound Lack of game modes Ed Hewitt contents ^ . I found that I am playing this game more in the long run. The sounds do not complement the graphics and style of the game. It's enjoyable trying to beat your best score. unlike other short games I have played. it saves your high scores. Fire your primary weapon with left click. Originally. John Carmack suggested that id may stop supporting Linux for their new 'Tech 5 Engine'. So. shooting at anything on screen. and once you lose all your lives. The visuals of the game are full circle magazine #28 Grid Wars is a great game it is addictive and can be played in quick short bursts. which is nice. However. and the stylised graphics. Grid wars has different maps to play on. game over. and blowing everything up looks amazing! The deb installer (technically only for Hardy and Intrepid.with it being unlimited ammo . After each game.net at: www. The aim of the game is focused around flying a small space craft around the map. Excellent use of colour. However. use wisely. This is a shame.In an interview. The game features only one game mode shoot everything on screen to gain points. Moving the mouse controls the movement of the ship. There is a limited number of bombs.there will be a lot of just holding down the fire button. Eventually you will be swamped by hundreds of objects and have points in the millions. It uses basic sounds for the explosions and weapon fire. I find the sound affects weak. but should work in Jaunty) can be found on GetDeb.they can wipe out everything on the map in one drop. it would be nice to have different game modes. The more objects you simple but affective. Grid Wars brings the space sim to Linux.getdeb. The visual effects of explosions and weapon fire all over the map make the game impressive to watch and enjoy. The controls are very well suited for the game. plus . Although. the next Wolfenstein game may not be coming to Linux. the only differences are changes in the background. the more points you gain. You have three lives. works like moving a mouse cursor. Thanks to its very addictive gameplay. However.
How can I add the menus that have Applications. (sudo) . changing directory. so the best idea is to look for instructions on the site you downloaded it from. Select Window Manager > Metacity (that is. and then play it back as slow as frameby-frame. I used to extract it to a folder and.tar or . If you want to permanently disable it. then "Close". which you have to compile before installing. You won't get the pretty effects. right click on the tray icon. I can't install any of them. but you shouldn't get the transparency either. In windows. when you open a program they appear in the same panel that has the menu bar. if you are using Ubuntu. they will have the source files for the program. anything could be inside them. click "Add to panel". in Linux.tar. Quite often. For now. sudo apt-get install fusionicon A It looks like this is a known issue. run the . I coach baseball and I'd like to have the ability to "film" hitting and pitching. you still want the effects. As most software comes with those tarball extensions. I can explain to the players exactly what they are doing right and wrong.tar. go to System > Preferences > Appearance. you can change back to Compiz in the same way that you switched to Metacity. but.gz files are archives.Written by Tommy Alsemgeest Q&A questions@fullcirclemagazine. Now click "Add". Q I'm working with Sun Virtual Box./configure. the window has a transparent background. and slow it down by pushing the minus (-) key. right click on an empty space on the bottom bar (you may have to move another item to make room).org Please include as much information as you can about your problem. If. using the commands you have listed. I find the easiest way to do this is using "Fusion Icon". I want to create something like that. The creator of the archive could put any kind of installer in there. however.tar and . Install it with: and run it from Applications > System Tools > Fusion Icon. Q I can't install .gz files! To install these files. that runs under Ubuntu? A Q It seems to be possible to do this with VLC. when you want to use Virtual Box. and click "Close". A Q . every time I start a VM. and select "Menu bar" (or "Main Menu" if you want a more windows-like menu). How can I fix this? I enabled a transparent terminal with "devilspie" before (just in case). Every time I run these commands. however. and commands in terminal. Places and System to the bar where the window names show up.) After you have finished with Virtual Box. and on to the Visual Effects tab. That way. the workaround is to either temporarily or permanently disable compiz effects. Click on the "None" radio button. you can disable them while you work in Virtual Box. scroll down. contents ^ full circle magazine #28 33 . Is there a good slow-motion playback program for use with common-format video files. in each time-segment of their pitching or hitting. A To do this. Install it with: sudo apt-get install vlc Open the video. the terminal replies " ". but – even without the program running – the problem persists. Now.
and various Ubuntu versions for about two years. I want something that just works. I dumped Windows about a month after installing 6. getting a bit long in the tooth.04 Hardy Heron since about August last year. I am a desktop support tech.MY DESKTOP misc@fullcirclemagazine. but Compiz deals with the rotating cube.Noel Vh. -AKA. I have been running Ubuntu 8. Using Gimp. I have been using Linux for about 3 years now. both of which are.06 from a magazine. but just made the switch to Ubuntu about two months ago. and have been in bliss. I change the wallpaper according to my mood. when I get home.org – this one is called Red Sunrise. and I don't believe the number of icons Windows users have to wade through to find a program. I stretched a standard 420x300 graduation to 32x1024 and adjusted the color to use as the background for the bottom panel. like me. full circle magazine #28 34 contents ^ . I was using Kubuntu. I prefer an uncluttered desktop. My present set-up is an AMD Athlon 64 processor and a ASRock motherboard.org My name is Wes and I am from New Jersey USA. I can just sit down with my laptop and do what I want – not what the OS wants me to do. but most of them come from kdelook. and spend all day working on Windows. So. Cairo-dock provides the program launcher. and can't get enough of it.
The top panel is configured like the one in Macs. Before that I often used Windows 98.04. and the Icon theme "Gion" – another favourite is "Dropline Neu!". NVIDIA GeForce 8200M graphic card. I have all the tools ranging from programming tools to multimedia applications.8 GHz) CPU with 512MB RAM and Original D865Perl Motherboard from Intel. and a Realtek Multi-Card Reader. and Serenity theme.10 (kernel 2. I started using Ubuntu Dapper drake. In the picture you see the Emerald theme named "Eternal".10 now (Intrepid Ibex). I am more productive and comfortable with Ubuntu. an Athlon X2 2. and my screen resolution is 1280x800.0 GHz x64. it had Windows XP pre-installed. Oxygen icons. and my theme. and working with maths and programming. with KDE 4. I am very happy now: I don't need to format my system often because of viruses or slowdowns.6. When I first got my system. 160 GB HDD.20. make it look like a real Mac desktop. and Gnome 2. I use it for studying.com. Here's my Ubuntu 7. and have been using Ubuntu for over 18 months. This is my personal notebook. The wallpaper is from www. 2GB RAM. as I often encountered during my Windows 'XP'erience.MY DESKTOP I am an 18-year-old college student. and I´m using 8.22-14-generic.0) Desktop. full circle magazine #28 35 contents ^ . I´ve been using Kubuntu since 7. The Awant Doc that you see at the bottom. My Ubuntu has the compiz-fusion plug-in.guistyles. I use a Pentium 4 (2.2.
you can also receive a phone number and purchase callout credits (similar to Skype). It sports file transfer. Originally known as GnomeMeeting. For a small fee.org/ Ekiga. written by Damien Sandras. you can still install it with an Ubuntu package: use the package listed on the download page at http://url.org/f6db14. Since Gizmo is proprietary. Created by Michael Robertson's SIPphone company. and originally known as the Gizmo Project. It also supports standard text. an address book. Ekiga is installed by default on Ubuntu. full circle magazine #28 36 contents ^ . SIP Clients Ekiga http://ekiga.com/ Gizmo5 is one of the oldest SIP programs around. and much more. plus status messages. and challenger to Skype's proprietary service. voicemail. audio. To install it on a nonUbuntu machine. Bonjour/ZeroConf. But. and conference calls. is the de facto SIP/NetMeeting client installed in Ubuntu. it includes a bevy of local network features like support for LDAP. and video conversation tools. Gizmo5 has morphed from an SIP client to the leading SIP host. use the ` ` package.TOP 5 Gizmo5 http://gizmo5.fullcirclemagazine. it's not in the Ubuntu repositories.
formerly known as WengoPhone.fullcirclemagazine. Yahoo. full circle magazine #28 37 contents ^ . including options for media encodings. including ffmpeg-based video calling. To install SIP Communicator.org/ QuteCom. To install QuteCom. but it also includes support for Jabber. Despite this. Like SIP Communicator. use the third-party Launchpad repository at http://url. QuteCom is an awesome alternative to the Gnome and Java-based programs. is a powerful Qt-based VoIP client.TOP 5 . If you're a KDE user and you like power. Yahoo. MSN. use the package on the download page at http://url. and beta support for Facebook.sipcommunicator. and Jabber.fullcirclemagazine. AIM.org/ SIP Communicator wins the (dubious) award for being the only Java-based application on this list. And it's packed with features: not only does it support standard SIP features. and a huge number of plugins. It also supports normal SIP features. org/70453d. and not-sonormal features. including audio emoticons. including MSN.SIP CLIENTS SIP Communicator http://www. it does a heckuva good job fitting in to the Gnome desktop. AIM. SRTP/AES encryption. advanced notifications.qutecom.org/1885a6. it supports multi-protocol chatting. It also has an incredible amount of customizability. QuteCom http://www.
org/ full circle magazine #28 38 contents ^ . We cover all aspects of Ubuntu Linux and Free Software and appeal to everyone from the newest user to the oldest coder. encryption. It also has partial support for presence and a simple address book. We aim is to provide current. including KAddressBook integration.ubuntu-uk. Because the show is produced by the Ubuntu UK community. is presented by members of the United Kingdom's Ubuntu Linux community. Written by Michel de Boer. from the command line to the latest GUI.TOP 5 . highly customizable notifications.com/ If you're one of those Kubuntu users who want an alternative to QuteCom. try Twinkle (my client of choice).twinklephone. use the ` ` package in the `universe` repositories. To install Twinkle. advanced call handling. and for. All in all. file transfer.SIP CLIENTS Twinkle http://www. Ubuntu Linux users the world over. http://podcast. and even a command line interface. Twinkle packs tons of features. the podcast is covered by the Ubuntu Code of Conduct and is therefore suitable for all ages. Twinkle is the perfect Qt VoIP tool. topical information about.
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neuvoo.co.uk centralises over 718878 job opportunities across the United Kingdom, 192,567 of which are in East Tilbury.Show more...
Gable Essex Ltd |
East Tilbury, England
- 7d ago
Warehouse OperativeWe are recruiting for the role of a Warehouse Operative in the Thurrock area, to work for a new and expanding contract with a well known clothing distributor com...
R & L Home Enterprises |
East Tilbury, England
- 7d ago
We are looking for people to deliver & collect home shopping catalogues in all areas of the UK & Ireland. We already have thousands of distributors nationwide but we are urgently l...
CV-Library |
East Tilbury, England
- 13d ago
Primary School TeacherEast Tilbury Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (KS3 & KS4) September Start Pay to Scale I am delighted to represent an extremely popular, academically successful, P...
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Neuvoo Qatar provides 30 collector job vacancies in Qatar. Submit your application now and get the best job available.
Collector vacancies in Qatar
The collector is a profession in the Banking category. In total on Neuvoo Qatar, more than 30 job opportunities are indexed from dozens of sources such as company career sites, job boards, placement agencies and newspapers. Similar job vacancies from this sector such as Client Services, Client Services Representative, Credit Analyst, Financial Planning Specialist, Fund Administrator or Investment Analyst are also very present.
Firms hiring collector applicants
Client of Michael Page, Gulf Recuritment, EXCEL PLACEMENTS, Guildhall, Oil And Gas People or DicoTech Qatar WLL are among the top corporations looking for applicants like this.
Employment statistics
Each month on average, 15 new jobs are posted on Neuvoo Qatar. Provinces where these candidates are most sought after are Doha. Cities with the most corresponding vacancies available are Doha .
Neuvoo Qatar: the largest job site in Qatar
Neuvoo Qatar centralizes over 152078 vacancies in Qatar, 1,522 of which are in banking and 30 of which are collector jobs.Show more...
Qatar General Insurance And Reinsurance, |
- 6d ago
POSITION PURPOSE Collector is responsible for reaching out to customers to collect payment for overdue invoices and other payments ACCOUNTABILITY Review credit terms and outstanding dues of...
middle east vacancy |
(Unspecified city)
- 4d ago
JOB DESCRIPTION. Requirements. Candidates with minimum 5 years experience in the same field. License to drive Light Vehicle & Motor. Experience as in Doha is an advantage. Prefera...
Qatar General Insurance and Reinsurance Company. |
- 16d ago
Responsible for handling the payment of collections coordination with other departments documentation and reconciliation a Usual visits to the Clients concerned Departments b Coll...
Almana Group, |
- 14d ago
Carry out Debt collection to ensure the debts are obtained from individuals parties companies Coordinate with accounts department on client payment receivables Go to the respective...
Cummins Middle East FZE. |
- 15d ago
Evaluate the credit worthiness of the customers by gathering the customers relevant data and process the data using the financial and non financial tools run Restricted Party Scree...
1 Qatar Jobs |
Doha, Doha
- 14d ago
Posted. Today Daily cash material collection and messenger from all outlets ( 15 ). Daily Bank Deposit ( Evening branch. Morning branch ). Car will be privided with petrol allowanc...
1 Qatar Jobs |
Doha, Doha
- 7h ago
Posted. 16 02 2017 Looking for a collection executive who is well educated about the qatar financial scenario. Needs to be having a valid qatar driving license and should have a go...
Gulf Recuritment |
(Unspecified city)
- 4d ago
We are looking for an experienced Debt Collector in Qatar. Requirement. Candidates with Qatari valid Driving Licence. At least 3 years experience inthe same field. Candidates should be pleasing...
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