OMRF-ISG List

[Fwd: Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium 2006 Wed Oct 4 FREE]

Danny G Smith — 2006-09-14T10:36:31-05:00

fyi

Re: what is the best video conference software for windows?

Kelsey Kennedy — 2005-09-28T11:02:32-05:00

In a word, no.

You can use MSN Messenger but as far as I am aware, it is only
compatible with other MSN Messenger clients and dependent on MSN's
servers. You probably want to do standard H.323 (or possibly SIP) IP
videoconferencing. This way you can conference with any H.323 clients
including any number of PC based and turnkey videoconferencing systems. [...]

what is the best video conference software for windows?

Danny G Smith — 2005-09-28T09:40:33-05:00

I need to setup a PI with a webcam and audio to go across the pond. I
am being pushed toward MSN, is that the best?

Re: Cluster list for OU

Danny G Smith — 2005-07-28T15:17:18-05:00

Alan Shields wrote:

>Anyone remember if there was a mailing list for the OU cluster?
>
>http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/view/869
>
>This guy's book is supposed to be fantastic for talking about the
>state-of-the-art for data-intensive and parallel computing projects.
>If there are enough people interested, we might be able to get him to
>come here.
>
>Alan
>
>
Henry Neeman at ou keeps a list (hneeman@ou.edu). I went to a class he
had in July and it was pretty good. There will also be a symposium
later in the year.
http://register.perfectorder.com/ou/supercomputing/2005/registration.php.

Cluster list for OU

Alan Shields — 2005-07-28T14:23:07-05:00

Anyone remember if there was a mailing list for the OU cluster?

http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/view/869

This guy's book is supposed to be fantastic for talking about the
state-of-the-art for data-intensive and parallel computing projects.
If there are enough people interested, we might be able to get him to
come here.

Alan

FW: Wow - Adobe buys Macromedia

Quyen Arana — 2005-04-22T11:37:37-05:00

------ Forwarded Message
From: Todd Walker <todd-walker@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU>
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 12:04:34 -0500
To: ISG Listserv <OMRF-ISG@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
Subject: Wow - Adobe buys Macromedia

Re: another wireless paper weight

Quyen Arana — 2005-03-23T16:06:45-06:00

I like my AirPort, although it never would hiccup when a Mac attached to it,
some PCs would have a fit.

I do agree on the Cisco. It's taking 2 Linksys, 2 D-links, and a Belkin for
our center to realize that somebody should have just started with a Cisco in
the first place. $555 at Zones for 1200-G. [...]

FW: sbc's dsl smtp server

Quyen Arana — 2005-03-23T16:00:10-06:00

------ Forwarded Message
From: Danny G Smith <dgs@riskiii.com>
Date: Sun, 20 Mar 2005 21:52:34 -0600
To: <omrf-isg@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
Subject: sbc's dsl smtp server

Re: another wireless paper weight

Kelsey Kennedy — 2005-03-23T13:23:41-06:00

Heh. The ones in the metal boxes seem like they should work better, eh?

I've had 'em all (consumer models). Starting with Linksys then Belkin,
D-Link, etc. Now back to a Linksys. It works. For now.

You probably don't want to hear this but your best bet is the Cisco
Aironet 1200. You can get the one with the B card for ~$512 or with the
G card for ~$640 (approximately twice the cost of the Netgear one that
doesn't work). Pricey but they *work*... [...]

another wireless paper weight

Danny G Smith — 2005-03-23T11:40:52-06:00

I just got a Netgear wg302 wireless access point, and it is doa. Does
anyone make one that works?

sbt smtp email server address?

Danny G Smith — 2005-03-21T10:31:29-06:00

Does anyone know what sbc's dsl smtp server is? I am trying to help a
user send email from home, without using the vpn.

FW: Surplus Server Rack needed

Quyen Arana — 2005-03-16T16:48:12-06:00

------ Forwarded Message
From: Quyen Arana <qarana@ou.edu>
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 16:46:46 -0600
To: <NETADMIN-LIST@LISTS.OU.EDU>, TECHSUP <TECHSUP@speedy.ouhsc.edu>,
OMRF-ISG <omrf-isg@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
Subject: Surplus Server Rack needed

Re: Bwahahahaha

Quyen Arana — 2005-03-11T08:33:10-06:00

"I don't think you can call it a Mac any more ;)" Uh huh. And PCs were
originally running DOS, except some now run Linux. Evolution happens.

On 3/9/05 11:30 AM, "Todd Walker" <walkert@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU> wrote:

> http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/0,39023165,39183867,00.htm
>
> Linus Torvalds switches to mac, sort of

SCSI Card wanted

Todd Walker — 2005-03-09T13:33:13-06:00

Anyone have an old, SCSI-1 or -2 card for a PC that they
are not using? This would be either the type with the giant
SCSI 1 Centronics 50 connector, or the DB25 female connector
(the one which looks exactly like a PC parallel port connector).

By the way, here's a link to a great chart identifying these connector
types: [...]

Bwahahahaha

Todd Walker — 2005-03-09T11:30:26-06:00

http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/0,39023165,39183867,00.htm

Linus Torvalds switches to mac, sort of

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Quyen Arana — 2005-02-09T12:53:57-06:00

Hey man, there are some things I only except cash for (although, business
hasn't been exactly hopping since I got married).

I charge the equiv of $25 an hour for macs. So far, I've avoided PCs, but I
think I'd go up to $35 or more. For friends, I expect an equivalent favor in
return. [...]

FW: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Quyen Arana — 2005-02-09T12:45:39-06:00

------ Forwarded Message
From: Brad Pazoureck <Brad-Pazoureck@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU>
Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 23:01:03 -0600
To: 'OMRF's Information Support Group' <OMRF-ISG@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
Subject: RE: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Jerrod Howard — 2005-02-09T09:49:42-06:00

I ran a business on the side, OKC Office Solutions, for extra cash when I
was teaching, and to a certain extent I still do it. All my customers sign a
contract that states in no uncertain terms I am not responsible for any of
their data when doing hardware support or general desktop support (aka
spyware, malware, software installations, etc). Rates for general desktop
support and trouble shooting was $35 for the service call and $25 an hour
on-site, or $15 an hour off-sit (aka my house). So the first hour would
usually be $60 with every hour after [...]

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Alan Shields — 2005-02-08T23:37:12-06:00

On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 10:07:42PM -0600, Quyen Arana wrote:
> Barter. Whether it's a business or friends, people seem to like trading
> goods/services rather than cash. There's something more sincere and personal
> that you just don't get with cash.

My only reply to that is not work appropriate.

/., however....

- Alan

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Quyen Arana — 2005-02-08T22:07:42-06:00

Barter. Whether it's a business or friends, people seem to like trading
goods/services rather than cash. There's something more sincere and personal
that you just don't get with cash.

q

On 2/8/05 4:52 PM, "Quyen Arana" <aranaq@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU> wrote:

> ------ Forwarded Message
> From: Todd Walker <walkert@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU>
> Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 15:29:12 -0600
> To: Listserv ISG <OMRF-ISG@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
> Subject: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?
>
> -------------------
> http://ask.slashdot.org/askslashdot/05/02/07/1529243.shtml?
> tid=98&tid=222&tid=185&tid=4
>
>
> I'd love to hear the philosophies of OMRF's ISG people on this...
>
> ------ End of Forwarded Message

Forwarded messages

Quyen Arana — 2005-02-08T22:01:32-06:00

FYI,

It's not that the list is moderated, it's just that the listserv isn't
recognizing your email addresses. I've added those addresses.

Yas, you owe me a beer for the effort ;)

Q

FW: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Quyen Arana — 2005-02-08T21:56:13-06:00

------ Forwarded Message
From: "Yasvir A. Tesiram, PhD" <tesiramy@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU>
Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 17:59:43 -0600 (CST)
To: OMRF's Information Support Group <OMRF-ISG@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
Subject: Re: FW: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

FW: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Quyen Arana — 2005-02-08T16:52:09-06:00

------ Forwarded Message
From: Todd Walker <walkert@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU>
Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 15:29:12 -0600
To: Listserv ISG <OMRF-ISG@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
Subject: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Re: ISG meet

Kelsey Kennedy — 2004-12-15T15:49:49-06:00

Acree-Massman L2 conference room:

In the middle of the Acree Woodworth & Massman research buildings. 13th
St. east of the Rogers bldg., 2nd floor. Down the hall from where Todd
Walker's desk is. We did a "meeting" over here once before Quyen left...

Alan Shields wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 15, 2004 at 11:20:44AM -0600, Kelsey Kennedy wrote:
>
>>Alan,
>>
>>The Goddard is a no go but we've got the Acree-Massman L2 conference
>>room booked from 3-5PM tomorrow. Let me know if anything else is needed.
>>
>>Kelsey
>
>
>
> Thanks Kelsey, Acree-Massman L2 sounds great. Sending [...]

Re: ISG meet (was: Christmas Movie)

Alan Shields — 2004-12-15T15:14:43-06:00

On Wed, Dec 15, 2004 at 11:20:44AM -0600, Kelsey Kennedy wrote:
> Alan,
>
> The Goddard is a no go but we've got the Acree-Massman L2 conference
> room booked from 3-5PM tomorrow. Let me know if anything else is needed.
>
> Kelsey

Thanks Kelsey, Acree-Massman L2 sounds great. Sending this to the list.

Alan

PS: can anyone tell me where that is?

Re: Christmas Movie

Danny G Smith — 2004-12-14T15:35:27-06:00

Alan Shields wrote:

>Since Quyen is no longer at the OMRF, there's no one to organize the ISG
>meetings. I was thinking about this and I came to the conclusion:
>"organized? ISG meetings? It was more like 'show up on such-and-such
>date if you want to show up on such-and-such date.'"
>
>Considering that's how I like to do things - and I think everyone else
>did too - we could probably keep doing that, with no need for a central
>organizer.
>
>So, in that spirit, I'm going to be a daredevil and propose that we meet
>on the [...]

Re: Christmas Movie

Alan Shields — 2004-12-09T13:31:37-06:00

The subject line of the previous message doesn't make much sense, I
know. I started to propose a movie viewing for December, but it turned
into an ISG meeting proposal.

The movie proposal is also up, we can talk about it at the ISG meeting.

Alan

Christmas Movie

Alan Shields — 2004-12-09T13:15:19-06:00

Since Quyen is no longer at the OMRF, there's no one to organize the ISG
meetings. I was thinking about this and I came to the conclusion:
"organized? ISG meetings? It was more like 'show up on such-and-such
date if you want to show up on such-and-such date.'"

Considering that's how I like to do things - and I think everyone else
did too - we could probably keep doing that, with no need for a central
organizer. [...]

Intrusion report

Alan Shields — 2004-12-07T18:30:36-06:00

On November 24th, my server (Bartleby) had an intrusion via a
shell-access exploit in TWiki. We discovered the intrusion after we'd
applied the patch, whereupon I documented it.

Todd expressed a desire to see the report I created, so I thought some
of you might want to as well. It's technical, but is a pretty good
overview of the steps to take when you think you've had an intrusion. [...]

WebDAV Dropbox HOWTO

Alan Shields — 2004-12-07T17:20:59-06:00

Sorry folks, I've been a bit busy. Anyways, I finished it up today.

http://microarray-developer.omrf.org/alan/webdav.html

or you can have the super-spiffy-ready-to-print version at

http://microarray-developer.omrf.org/alan/webdav.pdf

Enjoy, and email the list if you need any help. I'll try to keep it
updated.

Alan

Re: WEBDav and file serving

Alan Shields — 2004-10-04T00:15:53-05:00

On Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 09:27:24AM -0500, Danny G Smith wrote:
> I am just touching base, you may be real busy or may not have gotten my
> originally reply, I am interested.

The former, unfortunately. I'm going to try to get things together on
Tuesday and send the info to the list. [...]

Re: WEBDav and file serving

Danny G Smith — 2004-10-01T09:27:24-05:00

I am just touching base, you may be real busy or may not have gotten my
originally reply, I am interested.

thanks,
Danny

Alan Shields wrote:

>Dear List,
>
> About a year ago, I set up something for our lab which they know as
>The Dropbox. It's a system we use to allow people outside our lab to
>exchange files with us. Downloading files can be done through any web
>browser, and uploading files can be done with IE on Windows, a mount in
>Mac, and via many different methods on *nix. No password is required,
>though in the [...]

WEBDav and file serving

Alan Shields — 2004-09-09T17:03:59-05:00

Dear List,

About a year ago, I set up something for our lab which they know as
The Dropbox. It's a system we use to allow people outside our lab to
exchange files with us. Downloading files can be done through any web
browser, and uploading files can be done with IE on Windows, a mount in
Mac, and via many different methods on *nix. No password is required,
though in the future we may consider one. This is implemented via
WEBDav, a widely-supported extension to HTTP. [...]

W2K OUHSC/OMRF License

Quyen Arana — 2004-09-02T12:06:26-05:00

We used to get W2K licenses from OUHSC with a site-wide license key.
I'm need to do a reinstall and can't find mine. This is not OEM. If
anyone has a copy of the key, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks,

q

J Quyen Arana
Science and Technology Coordinator
K20 Center - Oklahoma Science Project
quyen-arana@omrf.ouhsc.edu
(405) 325-0447

find out where you rank and how to improve

web site improvement — 2004-08-31T19:30:38-07:00

Full message available at: find out where you rank and how to improve

Fwd: iMac G5s released

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-31T15:49:31-05:00

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Todd Walker <walkert@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU>
> Date: August 31, 2004 1:59:23 PM CDT
> To: Listserv ISG <OMRF-ISG@speedy.ouhsc.edu>
> Subject: iMac G5s released
>
> This message was originally submitted by walkert@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU to the
> OMRF-ISG
> list at SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU. If you simply forward it back to the
> list, using a
> mail command that generates "Resent-" fields (ask your local user
> support or
> consult the documentation of your mail program if in doubt), it
> will be
> distributed and the explanations you are now reading will be
> removed
> automatically. If [...]

Re: find out where you rank and how to improve

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-31T08:59:50-05:00

I've updated the list header which should forward non-subscriber
postings to me for review.

Send= Editor
Editor= aranaq@omrf.ouhsc.edu,(OMRF-ISG)

When posting,, make sure you are posting from the email address you
subscribed from (check who the postings are sent to). If you have
further problems, let me know.

q

On Aug 31, 2004, at 8:33 AM, Quyen Arana wrote: [...]

Re: find out where you rank and how to improve

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-31T08:33:41-05:00

Am I dreaming, or did we just get spammed?

On Aug 31, 2004, at 9:30 PM, web site improvement wrote:

> SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS
>
> <computerpray2.jpg>
>
> A Free report on your web site rankings and advice on how to improve
> them!
>
> Have you improved your websites Search Engine Rankings since we last
> contacted you?
>
> We can make genuine improvements to your web site followed by
> guaranteed promotion which will solve your web sites ranking problems
> and increase your results.
>
> A FREE AND INDEPENDENT REPORT ON YOUR SITE
[...]

OUMM: Invitation to 3rd Annual OK Supercomputing Symposium (Modified by Quyen Arana)

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-30T14:26:35-05:00

Open to all.

From: OSCER/IT
Sent: Mon 8/30/2004 11:12 AM
To: recipient list suppressed
Subject: OUMM: Invitation to 3rd Annual OK Supercomputing Symposium

TO: OU Faculty & Staff

Information Technology at The University of Oklahoma and the OU
Supercomputing Center for Education & Research (OSCER) would like to
invite you and your colleagues to attend the Third Annual Oklahoma
Supercomputing Symposium 2004 http://symposium2004.oscer.ou.edu/.
This free event, which will be held at the Thurman J. White Forum
Building, 1704 Asp Ave., on the South OU campus, in Norman, will take
place on Wednesday, October 6th and Thursday, October 7th, and will
[...]

computer clearance!!

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-18T16:28:17-05:00

Well, not actually computers, but some bits and pieces (cables and
cards) as well as old reference manuals, programming books, and other
nicknacks. A scanner, couple of old printers. Maybe a monitor or two.

Thursday and Friday. Bell 124. The door will be open if I'm not around.
Everything is free for the taking and what isn't gone by Friday
afternoon goes out to the garbage. Tagged items will have been written
up for disposal. [...]

Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-17T15:53:12-05:00

No surfing. One of the worms. Can't remember offhand which one,
although I think it was one of the bagle worms. McAffee grabbed it once
I had that up.

Par for the course.

Q

On Aug 17, 2004, at 3:04 PM, Jerrod Howard wrote:

> What were you infected with? Did you surf ot any web pages or anything?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Quyen Arana [mailto:aranaq@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 3:08 PM
> To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
> Subject: Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes
>
>
> At home, I put an clean [...]

Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-17T15:08:08-05:00

At home, I put an clean unprotected XP box directly on the cox cable
network. It took me 10-15 minutes to realize I was plugged into the
network. It was infected when I pulled the cable. Perhaps I shouldn't
have been, but I was truly shocked.

Q

On Aug 17, 2004, at 10:49 AM, Todd Walker wrote: [...]

Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Jerrod Howard — 2004-08-17T15:04:11-05:00

What were you infected with? Did you surf ot any web pages or anything?

-----Original Message-----
From: Quyen Arana [mailto:aranaq@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 3:08 PM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

At home, I put an clean unprotected XP box directly on the cox cable
network. It took me 10-15 minutes to realize I was plugged into the
network. It was infected when I pulled the cable. Perhaps I shouldn't
have been, but I was truly shocked. [...]

Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Todd Walker — 2004-08-17T10:49:20-05:00

This is an average of course and varies a lot depending on what network
your
machine is attached to. I'd imagine that direct attachment to a cable
modem
would be about the worst possible situation.

http://isc.sans.org/survivalhistory.php

Re: You have won $50,000 USD

Todd Walker — 2004-08-16T17:49:48-05:00

yes it's taking advantage of anyone who allows html formatting to show
up in
their e-mail... Link can go to anywhere on earth, shows you something
else.

On Aug 15, 2004, at 10:28 PM, Quyen Arana wrote:

> Pretty good spoof, especially the link, if it's still up.
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
>
>> From: "moreinfo@ebay.com" <help@ebay.com>
>> Date: August 15, 2004 4:12:59 PM CDT
>> To: macq@okscienceproject.org
>> Subject: You have won $50,000 USD
>> Reply-To: "moreinfo@ebay.com" <help@ebay.com>
>>
>> Welcome to eBay,
>>
>> We are pleased to inform you of the result of the eBay [...]

Fwd: You have won $50,000 USD

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-15T22:28:32-05:00

Pretty good spoof, especially the link, if it's still up.

Begin forwarded message:

> From: "moreinfo@ebay.com" <help@ebay.com>
> Date: August 15, 2004 4:12:59 PM CDT
> To: macq@okscienceproject.org
> Subject: You have won $50,000 USD
> Reply-To: "moreinfo@ebay.com" <help@ebay.com>
>
> Welcome to eBay,
>
> We are pleased to inform you of the result of the eBay Online Winner
> programs held on the 28th of January 2004. Your e-mail address
> attached to ticket number 843-543075 drew lucky SEQUENCE NO.: 81210719
> which consequently won in the 2nd category. You might have been
> approved for a lump [...]

Re: * VIRUS ALERT * - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATIO N SECURITY SERVICES

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-15T22:21:40-05:00

Hey! The attachments say not to open any attachments from this email.

On Aug 13, 2004, at 1:18 PM, Todd Walker wrote:

> This is from OUHSC; I'm sure not everyone on omrf-isg is on their
> mailing list...
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> From: "IT Security $HSC$" <it-security@ouhsc.edu>
> Date: August 9, 2004 2:18:39 PM CDT
> To: "HSC-OUHSC" <ALL-OUHSC@net.ou.edu>
> Subject: *** VIRUS ALERT *** - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATION
> SECURITY SERVICES
> Received: from LIPIZZAN.hsc.net.ou.edu ([157.142.13.170]) by
> MRED.hsc.net.ou.edu with Microsoft SMTPSVC(6.0.3790.0); Mon, 9 Aug 2004
> 14:20:11 -0500
> Mime-Version: 1.0
> Content-Class: [...]

Fwd: * VIRUS ALERT * - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATION SECURITY SERVICES

Todd Walker — 2004-08-13T13:18:45-05:00

This is from OUHSC; I'm sure not everyone on omrf-isg is on their
mailing list...

Begin forwarded message:

From: "IT Security $HSC$" <it-security@ouhsc.edu>
Date: August 9, 2004 2:18:39 PM CDT
To: "HSC-OUHSC" <ALL-OUHSC@net.ou.edu>
Subject: *** VIRUS ALERT *** - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATION
SECURITY SERVICES
Received: from LIPIZZAN.hsc.net.ou.edu ([157.142.13.170]) by
MRED.hsc.net.ou.edu with Microsoft SMTPSVC(6.0.3790.0); Mon, 9 Aug 2004
14:20:11 -0500
Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Class: urn:content-classes:message
Content-Type: multipart/signed; micalg=SHA1;
boundary="----=_NextPart_000_0008_01C47E1B.C3DB6A50";
protocol="application/x-pkcs7-signature"
Return-Path: <it-security@ouhsc.edu>
X-Mimeole: Produced By Microsoft Exchange V6.5.7226.0
X-Originalarrivaltime: 09 Aug 2004 19:20:11.0020 (UTC)
FILETIME=[E3A374C0:01C47E45]
Message-Id:
<CB6FA44D1FF7F3428769433FEB5D636502564277@LIPIZZAN.hsc.net.ou.edu>
X-Ms-Has-Attach: yes
X-Ms-Tnef-Correlator:
Thread-Topic: *** VIRUS ALERT *** - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM
INFORMATION SECURITY [...]

Re: Question on Linux

Quyen Arana — 2004-08-10T11:20:42-05:00

Let's move this thread to the LUG. I posted an answer there.

Quyen

On Aug 10, 2004, at 9:24 AM, Jerrod Howard wrote:

> OK, I don't mean to open a flame war or anything, but I am building up
> a
> machine to do beta testing on our calendar and some other graphical
> analysis
> programs on (STL viewers and converters, PLY builders, etc). Right
> now, we
> run Debian 3.0 on our calendar, but it is *very* sparse (mini-OS and
> Apache
> to house our calendar).
>
> I was wondering what OS you [...]

Re: Question on Linux

Yasvir Tesiram — 2004-08-10T10:46:45-05:00

Hmm,

I was introduced to Debian sometime ago and have never looked back. I
run RedHat as well because the manufacturer of the MRi instrument
supports it. I have also run their software on Debian linux with minor
modification of their scripts. There is a resident Debian expert
amongst us (he will surface eventually) and hope that he will add to
this discussion.
As far as I am concerned, the kernel is what matters. Install the most
stable available (see kernel.org for more info). With Debians apt
utility, maintaining and ugrading your system should be no hassle. I
have apt [...]

Re: Question on Linux

Danny G Smith — 2004-08-10T09:46:44-05:00

Jerrod Howard wrote:

>OK, I don't mean to open a flame war or anything, but I am building up a
>machine to do beta testing on our calendar and some other graphical analysis
>programs on (STL viewers and converters, PLY builders, etc). Right now, we
>run Debian 3.0 on our calendar, but it is *very* sparse (mini-OS and Apache
>to house our calendar).
>
>I was wondering what OS you would recommend (which Linux version) that is
>the most stable, while allowing for a good GUI engine to manage the graphics
>aps? I know SuSE, Mandrake (which I know pretty [...]

Re: Question on Linux

Jerrod Howard — 2004-08-10T09:40:35-05:00

grrrr...sent this to the ISG, not the LUG...but they're all the same people
right?

-----Original Message-----
From: Jerrod Howard [mailto:Jerrod-Howard@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2004 9:25 AM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: Question on Linux

OK, I don't mean to open a flame war or anything, but I am building up a
machine to do beta testing on our calendar and some other graphical analysis
programs on (STL viewers and converters, PLY builders, etc). Right now, we
run Debian 3.0 on our calendar, but it is *very* sparse (mini-OS and Apache
to house our calendar). [...]

Question on Linux

Jerrod Howard — 2004-08-10T09:24:46-05:00

OK, I don't mean to open a flame war or anything, but I am building up a
machine to do beta testing on our calendar and some other graphical analysis
programs on (STL viewers and converters, PLY builders, etc). Right now, we
run Debian 3.0 on our calendar, but it is *very* sparse (mini-OS and Apache
to house our calendar). [...]

Re: Windows XP Service Pack 2: Install With Care..

Jerrod Howard — 2004-07-23T13:53:26-05:00

I'm betting that it will be well after august before Microsoft releases XP
SP2. There's just still too many things it breaks when a user upgrades,
things like programs, shares, etc. The firewall and such will be great I
think for home users, but the corporate networks will be paying for alot of
it as it goes it. I was in two different labs to day remaking their
shortcuts to the imaging share and 3 of the 6 computers I worked on didn't
authenticate to OMRF, they were only jacked into the network and if they
needed OMRF access, would [...]

Fwd: Windows XP Service Pack 2: Install With Care..

Todd Walker — 2004-07-23T13:20:52-05:00

When your IT chief sends out a warning that talks about "mayhem"
when you install a Service Pack that is about to be pushed to your
whole network, that's when I get nervous. Hopefully it's just because
this is the RC2, right? Someone make me feel better here....

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Les Cummings <Les-Cummings@omrf.ouhsc.edu>
> Date: July 23, 2004 1:15:43 PM CDT
> To: Jon Hamm <Jon-Hamm@omrf.ouhsc.edu>, Brad Pazoureck
> <Brad-Pazoureck@omrf.ouhsc.edu>, 'Kelsey Kennedy' <kelseyk@gmail.com>,
> Todd Walker <Todd-Walker@omrf.ouhsc.edu>
> Subject: FW: Windows XP Service Pack 2: Install With Care..
> Received: by mail.omrf.ouhsc.edu id
> <01C470E1.112CD5C0@mail.omrf.ouhsc.edu>; Fri, 23 [...]

reminder: meeting this afternoon

Quyen Arana — 2004-07-15T10:05:44-05:00

fyi

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Quyen Arana <aranaq@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU>
> Date: July 13, 2004 2:41:28 PM CDT
> To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
> Subject: meeting thursday
> Reply-To: OMRF's Information Support Group <OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU>
>
> Folks,
>
> We'll have a meeting on Thursday at 4 p.m. The location will be the
> Acree-Woodworth Conference room (2nd floor).
>
> We'll welcome a returnee, Kelsey Kennedy, back into the geek fold. This
> may be cause for a celebration! Beer anyone? I'll bring a cake or
> something equally edible. This will probably be my last before I head
> down to [...]

meeting thursday

Quyen Arana — 2004-07-13T14:41:28-05:00

Folks,

We'll have a meeting on Thursday at 4 p.m. The location will be the
Acree-Woodworth Conference room (2nd floor).

We'll welcome a returnee, Kelsey Kennedy, back into the geek fold. This
may be cause for a celebration! Beer anyone? I'll bring a cake or
something equally edible. This will probably be my last before I head
down to OU. [...]

Mozilla now big enough to be a target for malware

Todd Walker — 2004-07-13T11:37:40-05:00

http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=4997

Re: Tape Drives

Brad Pazoureck — 2004-07-08T08:51:36-05:00

Yes we use the Dell 132T autoloader over here. It is LTO2 and we run
Veritas and the appropriate agents to back up 15 servers. It has been
pretty good for us so far. Here are the specs copied from Dell's site:

Storage Capacity
4.8TB Uncompressed 9.6TB Compressed
Storage Capacity
3.3TB Uncompressed 6.6TB Compressed

Backup Rate
216GB/hr Uncompressed 432GB/hr Compressed [...]

Re: Tape Drives

Jerrod Howard — 2004-07-08T08:40:20-05:00

Sorry, yes it's 300G uncompressed and the transfer rates are 36MB/sec
uncompressed, 72MB/sec compressed

-----Original Message-----
From: Jerrod Howard [mailto:Jerrod-Howard@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 8:39 AM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: Re: Tape Drives

yea, got it from techdepot on a quote for $5199. I don't know if that price
is still good, but I would suspect so. Jerry Bowers ( jbowers@techdepot.com
) is our contact guy there. CDW was about $200 more. [...]

Re: Tape Drives

Jerrod Howard — 2004-07-08T08:38:41-05:00

yea, got it from techdepot on a quote for $5199. I don't know if that price
is still good, but I would suspect so. Jerry Bowers ( jbowers@techdepot.com
) is our contact guy there. CDW was about $200 more.

http://www.techdepot.com/pro/product.asp?productid=1805481
http://www.quantum.com/am/products/dlt/sdlt600/default.htm

I saw that TechDepot had an autoloader on sale for around $9000, but it
wouldn't hold the high capactiy tapes and it was terribly slow on transfer
rates, but if both carraiges were full, it would do (I think) 3.2TB total
compressed. I picked the SDLT 600 for speed more than anything (72MB/sec so
it says heh) and is [...]

Re: Tape Drives

Alan Shields — 2004-07-07T17:41:18-05:00

On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 03:33:21PM -0500, Jerrod Howard wrote:
> We have used a Quantum SDLT U320 30/60 for quite awhile now, and just
> recently purchased a single load Quantum SDLT U160 300/600. Veritas is our
> backup software solution, but in a unix/linux environment, I'm not sure what
> you would use. I will have it up and running in a few weeks and you can see
> it then, or you can see what we have running now. The quantums we've used
> and installed for other labs have been flawless. Veritas on the other
[...]

Re: Tape Drives

Jerrod Howard — 2004-07-07T15:33:21-05:00

We have used a Quantum SDLT U320 30/60 for quite awhile now, and just
recently purchased a single load Quantum SDLT U160 300/600. Veritas is our
backup software solution, but in a unix/linux environment, I'm not sure what
you would use. I will have it up and running in a few weeks and you can see
it then, or you can see what we have running now. The quantums we've used
and installed for other labs have been flawless. Veritas on the other
hand... [...]

Re: Tape Drives

Danny G Smith — 2004-07-07T15:20:41-05:00

Alan Shields wrote:

>Our lab has been looking at a tape backup "solution" for backing up
>about a terabyte of data. I've looked around a bit, but was wondering
>what sort of luck people around here have had.
>
>Thankfully, we have low bit churn, so incrementals won't be so bad.
>
>Alan
>
>
I am using Time Navigator for the backup software. It is ok, but not
great. At the time it was the only thing we could afford that would
work on both SGI and Linux. Veritas sounds great, but it is more $$$.
BakBone also has [...]

Tape Drives

Alan Shields — 2004-07-07T15:09:37-05:00

Our lab has been looking at a tape backup "solution" for backing up
about a terabyte of data. I've looked around a bit, but was wondering
what sort of luck people around here have had.

Thankfully, we have low bit churn, so incrementals won't be so bad.

Alan

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Alan Shields — 2004-07-07T15:04:07-05:00

On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 11:28:10AM -0500, Jerrod Howard wrote:
> The whole reason for this is we got a new tape backup system that will do
> 600gig, which will cover our whole imaging server. Right now we have 4
> partitions of 60 gig so we can fit each array on one tape for full backups.
> Now I can get them all in one tape, but on two of the arrays, I need to
> expand them since they are filling up so fast, and a few others I need to
> shrink. Before I start [...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Alan Shields — 2004-07-07T14:45:35-05:00

On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 10:53:10AM -0500, Yasvir Tesiram wrote:
> Holy smoke. Didn't know you were still alive. I have no idea what
> Imaging 1 and 5 are. I don't know how transferring 500G will affect the
> rest of the network. What do you think?

Imaging1 and Imaging5 are the names of the computers as referenced in
the email. I started to say "this computer" and "that computer" and
decided to go for the names instead. [...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Yasvir Tesiram — 2004-07-07T11:40:55-05:00

Sounds like a big job and I don't envy you. Could you let me know how
you get on with the switch. I have always used a cross over cable
without trouble..

Cheers
Yas

On Jul 7, 2004, at 11:28 AM, Jerrod Howard wrote:

> No I'm not unixified...heh
>
> More than likely I will just do it over a switch I have here in the
> office
> over the weekend. It is two windows systems (2000 server and 2003
> server
> that house all of OMRF's imaging files for all the imaging facility
> users,
> [...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Jerrod Howard — 2004-07-07T11:28:10-05:00

No I'm not unixified...heh

More than likely I will just do it over a switch I have here in the office
over the weekend. It is two windows systems (2000 server and 2003 server
that house all of OMRF's imaging files for all the imaging facility users,
so I have to make sure everything is double and triple protected. I can't
rsync since it's windows based, without going through a lot of hoopla with
Cygwin (which I could do but by the time I had it figured out I could have
done it the hard way) ;) The 2000 server [...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Yasvir Tesiram — 2004-07-07T10:53:10-05:00

Holy smoke. Didn't know you were still alive. I have no idea what
Imaging 1 and 5 are. I don't know how transferring 500G will affect the
rest of the network. What do you think?

Yas

On Jul 7, 2004, at 10:50 AM, Alan Shields wrote:

> On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 10:25:27AM -0500, Yasvir Tesiram wrote:
>> I assume you are unixified.
>
> I'd prefer we kept medical discussions off list. I mean, what
> difference
> does it make if....
>
> Oh, right.
>
> Yeah.
>
>> 1. mount a file system for the [...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Alan Shields — 2004-07-07T10:50:15-05:00

On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 10:25:27AM -0500, Yasvir Tesiram wrote:
> I assume you are unixified.

I'd prefer we kept medical discussions off list. I mean, what difference
does it make if....

Oh, right.

Yeah.

> 1. mount a file system for the scsi device via mount /dev/scd?? <mount
> point> on machine 1. OK, this is vague. You will need to fiddle to find
> an entry in /dev that will work.
>
> 2. The other easier method is via ethernet and a cross-over cable.
> o You will need to manually change your network settings temporarily.
[...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Alan Shields — 2004-07-07T10:45:14-05:00

On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 10:02:07AM -0500, Jerrod Howard wrote:
> OK, I will finally be able to rebuild the Imaging1 array into a more
> manageable setup, but I want to be able to move all the data off of it to
> Imaging5 for protection before I resize and combine arrays. Besides network
> transfers (at 500gig that will take awhile), can I utilize the U320 SCSI
> cards in a peer-to-peer fashion for a quicker (and more stable) file
> transfer? Both server have the U320 external connectors and I have the
> cable, but I've [...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Yasvir Tesiram — 2004-07-07T10:25:27-05:00

Hi,
I may have missed some earlier correspondence on this and from what I
gather, you want to move a mountain to build another mountain. Two ways
spring to mind. I assume you are unixified.

1. mount a file system for the scsi device via mount /dev/scd?? <mount
point> on machine 1. OK, this is vague. You will need to fiddle to find
an entry in /dev that will work. [...]

Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Jerrod Howard — 2004-07-07T10:02:07-05:00

OK, I will finally be able to rebuild the Imaging1 array into a more
manageable setup, but I want to be able to move all the data off of it to
Imaging5 for protection before I resize and combine arrays. Besides network
transfers (at 500gig that will take awhile), can I utilize the U320 SCSI
cards in a peer-to-peer fashion for a quicker (and more stable) file
transfer? Both server have the U320 external connectors and I have the
cable, but I've never heard of setting up a connection like this before. Any
ideas as to feasibility or other ideas [...]

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Danny G Smith — 2004-07-07T09:59:11-05:00

I assume you mean more than one controller card in one server, and if so
that is not a problem, you just need enough irq's, etc. I have two or
three in my computer now, so that I can have different speed devices.

thanks,
Danny

Jerrod Howard wrote:

>OK, I will finally be able to rebuild the Imaging1 array into a more
>manageable setup, but I want to be able to move all the data off of it to
>Imaging5 for protection before I resize and combine arrays. Besides network
>transfers (at 500gig that will take awhile), can I utilize [...]

Behind the Technology

Jon Hamm — 2004-06-30T14:59:10-05:00

For grins and giggles...

http://www.ihamm.net/video/behind_technology.wmv

The file is over 40MB and was encoded at 750k, so I recommend saving the
file and playing it rather than streaming it.

Jon Hamm
Information Technology
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
(405) 271-7097 (office)
(405) 570-5031 (cell)
(405) 271-3541 (fax)

New pop-up ad bug stealing banking info

Todd Walker — 2004-06-29T23:39:41-05:00

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A16023-2004Jun29.html

Justice: sharing data would crash system

Danny G Smith — 2004-06-29T22:42:15-05:00

http://www.salon.com/news/wire/2004/06/29/justice_data/index.html

If you buy that I have some swamp land to sell.

Great Detective Work- the origins of a hoax

Todd Walker — 2004-06-29T13:42:56-05:00

We've all seen this hoax, go to the link and print it out for your
relatives, etc. so you don't have to waste your breath ever again
on this one...

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.07/hoax.html

Licensed to ill?

Todd Walker — 2004-06-29T11:29:54-05:00

The new Beastie Boys audio CD apparently contains a nice virus for
everyone: The "Mac autorun virus" they refer to could only work in OS
9,
Mac fans....

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/06/23/beastie_boy_cd_virus/

Re: OS X Tiger demonstrations, preview

Jon Hamm — 2004-06-29T09:12:57-05:00

I believe the release date was stated to be "early 2005".

Jon Hamm
Information Technology
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
(405) 271-7097 (office)
(405) 570-5031 (cell)
(405) 271-3541 (fax)

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Li [mailto:Chris-Li@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 4:52 PM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: Re: OS X Tiger demonstrations, preview

Todd,

Got any idea when the Tiger will be released?

Chris.

-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Walker [mailto:walkert@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 3:12 PM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: OS X Tiger demonstrations, preview [...]

Steve Jobs previews Mac OS 10.4

Todd Walker — 2004-06-29T00:57:20-05:00

Or as the teasing poster seen outside the conference room said,
"Introducing Longhorn."

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/qtv/wwdc04/

Re: OS X Tiger demonstrations, preview

Chris Li — 2004-06-28T16:52:06-05:00

Todd,

Got any idea when the Tiger will be released?

Chris.

-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Walker [mailto:walkert@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 3:12 PM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: OS X Tiger demonstrations, preview

http://www.apple.com/macosx/tiger/

OS X Tiger demonstrations, preview

Todd Walker — 2004-06-28T15:12:13-05:00

http://www.apple.com/macosx/tiger/

PCs have more "Sick Days" per year than UK workers

Todd Walker — 2004-06-25T13:10:40-05:00

And I'll bet you anything that UK workers take a lot more "sick days"
than US workers...

http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1105_2-5247634.html

Re: WinXP SP2 profiled

Brad Pazoureck — 2004-06-22T13:35:41-05:00

Only two critical patches are scanned for force and pushed by means of logon
script. Those are two that directly patched the last two virus. It was a
patch or get cut off by OUHSC.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jerrod Howard [mailto:Jerrod-Howard@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 11:07 AM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: Re: WinXP SP2 profiled

I was wondering how the deployment will be handled within OMRF? I know (from
my end) as those that choose to upgrade on their own will be calling me
saying the imaging server is down. And the way criticals are force-pushed at
login, will SP2 [...]

Re: WinXP SP2 profiled

Jerrod Howard — 2004-06-22T11:06:40-05:00

I was wondering how the deployment will be handled within OMRF? I know (from
my end) as those that choose to upgrade on their own will be calling me
saying the imaging server is down. And the way criticals are force-pushed at
login, will SP2 be done the same way? I have SP2 at home on my wife's
machine and short of disabling the firewall so I can reach the router, I
haven't noticed much different other than the things that were changed at
default. The legacy things (I think) and XP users who upgrade are going to
be the [...]

WinXP SP2 profiled

Todd Walker — 2004-06-22T10:49:33-05:00

http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-6264_11-5222856.html?tag=sc

Re: map hard disk drive to

Brad Pazoureck — 2004-06-16T09:55:22-05:00

Try this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q310147

-----Original Message-----
From: Danny G Smith [mailto:dgs@OMEGA.OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 8:50 AM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: map hard disk drive to

I am trying to help a person that has a dual boot computer. His C:
drive is ntfs using windows xp pro, and D: drive is fat32 - where both
windows and linux can read/write. Is it possible to map his "My Documents"
to the D: drive? This computer is not a member of the omrf domain.

map hard disk drive to

Danny G Smith — 2004-06-16T08:50:24-05:00

I am trying to help a person that has a dual boot computer. His C:
drive is ntfs using windows xp pro, and D: drive is fat32 - where both
windows and linux can read/write. Is it possible to map his "My
Documents" to the D: drive? This computer is not a member of the omrf
domain.

CVS

Yasvir Tesiram — 2004-05-25T15:47:35-05:00

Hi all,

Is anyone running a CVS repository? How do you set one up?

Yas

Wireless Firewire?

Jon Hamm — 2004-05-13T13:40:34-05:00

I found the following posted to a Mac Rumor site:

http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20040511S0001
<http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20040511S0001>

The 1394 Trade Association has
<http://www.macrumors.com/c.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.techweb.com%2Fwire%2Fstor
y%2FTWB20040511S0001> approved a specification which would allow the
development of wireless Firewire devices.

The new Protocol Adaptation Layer (PAL) for IEEE 1394 over IEEE 802.15.3 was
approved Monday. In a statement, the trade association said: ?The PAL is
designed as a standard convergence layer between the 802.15.3 MAC and
applications developed for wired 1394. It builds upon the 1394
infrastructure--for example, data formats, connection-management schemes,
and time synchronization procedures--and takes advantage of the excellent
quality of service available in 802.15.3.? [...]

Re: New web-based MS office suite

Quyen Arana — 2004-05-10T17:52:32-05:00

Not MS... Lotus based? Truly cross platform.

On May 10, 2004, at 11:23 AM, Todd Walker wrote:

> http://news.com.com/2100-1012_3-5208998.html?tag=nefd.top
>
>
J Quyen Arana
Information Technology Director
Oklahoma Science Project
quyen@okscienceproject.org
405.271.7683

New web-based MS office suite

Todd Walker — 2004-05-10T11:23:34-05:00

http://news.com.com/2100-1012_3-5208998.html?tag=nefd.top

Re: Program specific access security program

Jerrod Howard — 2004-04-19T08:29:32-05:00

We may have to go that route, but I am not a script writer (though I may yet
have to become one). Thanks for the advice.

-----Original Message-----
From: Alan Shields [mailto:Alan-Shields@OMRF.OUHSC.EDU]
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 6:21 PM
To: OMRF-ISG@SPEEDY.OUHSC.EDU
Subject: Re: Program specific access security program

On Fri, Apr 16, 2004 at 03:52:11PM -0500, Jerrod Howard wrote:
> We are looking for a program to control and log access to specific
programs
> on a windows 2000 computer (for example, o control access to a specifc
> executable or program while also logging the date used and the [...]

Re: Program specific access security program

Alan Shields — 2004-04-16T18:20:33-05:00

On Fri, Apr 16, 2004 at 03:52:11PM -0500, Jerrod Howard wrote:
> We are looking for a program to control and log access to specific programs
> on a windows 2000 computer (for example, o control access to a specifc
> executable or program while also logging the date used and the duration of
> time used on that date). The problem we're having is as people come in to
> use our imaging equipment, we need to track the person who used it as well
> as the duration of time they used it for. I would like to [...]

Program specific access security program

Jerrod Howard — 2004-04-16T15:52:11-05:00

We are looking for a program to control and log access to specific programs
on a windows 2000 computer (for example, o control access to a specifc
executable or program while also logging the date used and the duration of
time used on that date). The problem we're having is as people come in to
use our imaging equipment, we need to track the person who used it as well
as the duration of time they used it for. I would like to be able to pull up
an audit or access log at the end of the month and [...]

Re: Cartoon

Alan Shields — 2004-04-15T17:40:04-05:00

On Thu, Apr 15, 2004 at 04:05:44PM -0500, Todd Walker wrote:
> I knew that attaching a file was a barrier that had to be crossed one
> of these days. At least I don't send out all of my e-mails formatted
> as html...

<I>don't <know>what you're t<a name="kin">g</a>bout</know>.

Perfectly legible.

Alan

Re: Cartoon

Todd Walker — 2004-04-15T16:05:44-05:00

I knew that attaching a file was a barrier that had to be crossed one
of these
days. At least I don't send out all of my e-mails formatted as html...

On Apr 15, 2004, at 4:02 PM, Quyen Arana wrote:

> I'll volunteer. Let me make a virtual directory and I'll post the link.
>
> q
>
> On Apr 15, 2004, at 2:42 PM, Alan Shields wrote:
>
>> On Thu, Apr 15, 2004 at 01:41:46PM -0500, Todd Walker wrote:
>>> This is a .png file, so if it doesn't show up in Outlook
>>> Express....
>>
[...]

Re: Cartoon

Quyen Arana — 2004-04-15T16:02:18-05:00

I'll volunteer. Let me make a virtual directory and I'll post the link.

q

On Apr 15, 2004, at 2:42 PM, Alan Shields wrote:

> On Thu, Apr 15, 2004 at 01:41:46PM -0500, Todd Walker wrote:
>> This is a .png file, so if it doesn't show up in Outlook
>> Express....
>
> Now Todd, I know the platform you use doesn't make you worry about such
> things, but you really shouldn't attatch files to your email. ;-)
>
> Seriously, a web-dav share would go a long way towards us being
> able to exchange files easily. [...]

OMRF-ISG List

[Fwd: Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium 2006 Wed Oct 4 FREE]

Re: what is the best video conference software for windows?

what is the best video conference software for windows?

Re: Cluster list for OU

Cluster list for OU

FW: Wow - Adobe buys Macromedia

Re: another wireless paper weight

FW: sbc's dsl smtp server

Re: another wireless paper weight

another wireless paper weight

sbt smtp email server address?

FW: Surplus Server Rack needed

Re: Bwahahahaha

SCSI Card wanted

Bwahahahaha

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

FW: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Re: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Forwarded messages

FW: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

FW: From Slashdot: what do you charge for tech support?

Re: ISG meet

Re: ISG meet (was: Christmas Movie)

Re: Christmas Movie

Re: Christmas Movie

Christmas Movie

Intrusion report

WebDAV Dropbox HOWTO

Re: WEBDav and file serving

Re: WEBDav and file serving

WEBDav and file serving

W2K OUHSC/OMRF License

find out where you rank and how to improve

Fwd: iMac G5s released

Re: find out where you rank and how to improve

Re: find out where you rank and how to improve

OUMM: Invitation to 3rd Annual OK Supercomputing Symposium (Modified by Quyen Arana)

computer clearance!!

Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Re: Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Unpatched Windows survival time now down to 20 minutes

Re: You have won $50,000 USD

Fwd: You have won $50,000 USD

Re: *** VIRUS ALERT *** - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATIO N SECURITY SERVICES

Fwd: *** VIRUS ALERT *** - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATION SECURITY SERVICES

Re: Question on Linux

Re: Question on Linux

Re: Question on Linux

Re: Question on Linux

Question on Linux

Re: Windows XP Service Pack 2: Install With Care..

Fwd: Windows XP Service Pack 2: Install With Care..

reminder: meeting this afternoon

meeting thursday

Mozilla now big enough to be a target for malware

Re: Tape Drives

Re: Tape Drives

Re: Tape Drives

Re: Tape Drives

Re: Tape Drives

Re: Tape Drives

Tape Drives

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Re: Question on peer-to-peer SCSI connections

Behind the Technology

New pop-up ad bug stealing banking info

Justice: sharing data would crash system

Great Detective Work- the origins of a hoax

Re: * VIRUS ALERT * - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATIO N SECURITY SERVICES

Fwd: * VIRUS ALERT * - OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM INFORMATION SECURITY SERVICES