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CA's
by Jonathan Hutchins 28 Sep '06

28 Sep '06

What good sources for SSL certificates are there that are recognized by most browsers? A client of mine got a cert. from GoDaddy, only to find out that GoDaddy's CA isn't in most browsers so it might as well be self-signed. Who do you recommend?

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iTech
by mike＠handuma.com 27 Sep '06

27 Sep '06

Hi Everybody, O'Reilly will send catalogs and some new books to help decorate the booth. Michael librarian(a)kclug.org http://www.handuma.com

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ITEC Exhibitor Signup
by Christopher A. Bier 26 Sep '06

26 Sep '06

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 ITEC Registration wrote: > Thank you for choosing to participate in the 2006 *Kansas ITEC*, held at > the *Overland Park Convention Center October 25 & 26.* > > Exhibitor Badges will be required for all personnel working the ITEC > exhibit floor. In addition to providing your staff with admission to the > exhibit floor during set-up as well as before the attendee exhibit > hours, your staff will be granted access to all Industry Insight and > Vendor Strategy Sessions. > > We are pleased to offer you an easy online process to register your > booth staff. > > Using the Online Exhibitor Registration System, you have the ability to > access your ITEC account and enter the names of any staff manning your > booth. You also have the capability to go back into the system at any > time if need be to add or change names or change contact information. > > Access the Online Exhibitor Registration System by Clicking Here > <http://register.exgenex.com/exhibitweb/gcmexhibitor.asp?C=70000038&S=500000…> > or go to: > http://register.exgenex.com/exhibitweb/gcmexhibitor.asp?C=70000038&S=500000… > <http://register.exgenex.com/exhibitweb/gcmexhibitor.asp?C=70000038&S=500000…> > > > Login: *KCLixs13* > > Password: *KCLUG(KC* > > If you plan on having any third-party partners helping to man your > booth, please be sure to designate the correct company name to ensure > that their company name will appear on their Exhibitor Badge vs. your > company's name. > > We look forward to seeing you at the show. > > - ITEC Exhibitor Services > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFFGVw0E5xXU3JS1mQRArSmAKCt1R8GxeqcIu9e3VipnEEWFy5ByQCdFVqv vZFrCefSt5XUuXwYQ2LWuZg= =ZKCV -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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CCG Set for sale
by Joe Brouhard 26 Sep '06

26 Sep '06

Forward as necessary. Don't know if anyone plays CCGs here, but I have a original Star Wars CCG Introductionary Two Player kit, complete with Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader cards "Not found anywhere else." I've checked prices on this kit on the market, and most card buyers say this is wroth $50 or more, so if anyone's game for this kit, it's available. If I have no takers by 1 October, this goes to either ebay or to a card shop in town. -- Joe Brouhard jbrouhard(a)gmail.com

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interesting PC recycling
by Kelsay, Brian - Kansas City, MO 26 Sep '06

26 Sep '06

I think what he was saying was that he would eBay a computer rather than give it away on freecycle, or any other means. I was saying that some PCs are old enough and heavy enough that unless you did something with it locally, you wouldn't get someone to pay you enough for the trouble and pay enough to ship the heavy box of old parts. Brian >-----Original Message----- >From: On Behalf Of Jon Pruente > >It is in the Freecycle rules that re-selling items received is >a no-no. That doesn't stop some people, but it does give an >excuse to blacklist the abusers when found. I've recently >given away several systems on Freecycle, including that COMPAQ >with DSL on it. I've gotten about a dozen responses for each >system, and most have some sort of hard luck or sob story >attached. It makes it hard to tell who is telling the truth >about needing a system, or just hoping that they'll get picked >so they can re-whatever with it. One of my main tactics for >giving away a system is if someone can make it somewhat >obvious that they know what they are doing with it. I'm not >going to make life hard for somebody and give them a P-133 >with 32MB RAM and let them go off and think Win XP will be >dandy on it. ;) > >I had offered a few things here, but through my own scatter >mind I let the deals drop. I've been much better at keeping >up with doing free give aways on Freecycle. I've got some >better equipment that I need to part with, and it's too good >to let go for free so I'll be posting some of it on here in a >while. If anyone I had made a deal with previously is still >interested, let me know I'll try to keep things going this time around. > >Jon. > >On 8/22/06, Luke-Jr <luke(a)dashjr.org> wrote: >> The problem with FreeCycle is the number of people getting >stuff just to sell it on eBay... and a horrible UI for the task. >> But it does seem a good place to distribute some of my >excess Kubuntu disks ;) >

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Polls re: new linux distribution
by Rich Edelman 24 Sep '06

24 Sep '06

Since the list has been slow lately, I figured I'd try to stir up some conversation/debate by asking a few questions. :) First a quick note. I'm an LFSer (Linux From Scratch) when I'm not using OpenSUSE. I've often thought of making some of my LFS packages available to the community, but haven't because of the nature of LFS. Anyway, I was thinking more about that tonight and decided to ask the list some questions. If you were to start a new linux distribution, what would you use for package management? rpm? dpkg? none (tar.bz2s)? portage? roll your own? What about managing dependencies and fetching packages from remote repositories? yast? apt? smart? yum? urpmi? portage? What architectures / hardware would you support? ppc? alpha? x86 / x86_64? On multilib capable arches (such as x86_64), would you support both 32 and 64 bit, or go 64 bit only? Would you go the way of Ubuntu, and work around Gnome mainly? Or the way SuSE traditionally was, and be mostly KDE oriented? There we go, I think that might get the ball rolling. :) Rich

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interesting PC recycling
by Brian Kelsay 24 Sep '06

24 Sep '06

I became a member of Freecycle a few months ago to get some stuff for my new duplex. I've since seen a few used monitors offered there and a few days ago, an old Compaq desktop with DamnSmallLinux pre-installed. I thought you guys might find that an interesting way to introduce new people to Linux, as well as a way to donate old hardware to someone in need. I would still offer stuff up to the KCLUG group first, since I personally know many of you, but for items that this group is not interested in, I'd put out on Freecycle maillist. Oren was bending my ear at the last meeting about LiveCDs and installs for old PCs, for donations and charity work. My recommendation stands with DamnSmallLinux and Puppy Linux. I believe both can save/restore sessions to USB pen drives or to remaining tracks on CD-R and RW disks that had ISO written as multi-session, if the PC has a CDRW drive. They then can use some unionfs, file overlays and possibly voodoo to restore settings, /home directories, add-on programs that have been downloaded, etc. Or either distro would easily and quickly install to even a small HDD, like a 1 GB or less. 64 MB is probably a realistic minimum RAM for these with a Pentium CPU (More RAM is always better, especially if ran as a LiveCD, up to 1GB). One other good use is a Linux Firewall using IPCop. There are many cheap and easy integrated firewall, switch, router, wireless APs out there, but for someone looking to learn some network security, IPCop is a viable option for more of this old hardware. Again, Pentium CPU and 32MB on up. Way more if you want to have a bunch of VPN connections, but I run on 64MB and a 2GB HDD. Just passing on info to get a little more useful life out of some of this hardware that is gathering dust in our basements.

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by Dale Beams 23 Sep '06

23 Sep '06

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Parts for sale
by Joe Brouhard 17 Sep '06

17 Sep '06

Everything listed here is essentially for sale at best offer and will be on a first come, first serve basis. Contact me at jbrouhard(a)gmail.com or at 816-248-4816 (I'm deaf, so I'll call you back using a relay service) if you have questions. Thanks in advance. Books: (Legend: Publisher BOOK TITLE – ISBN) Windows-Based: Thomson Course Technology MICROSOFT OFFICE 2003 SECOND EDITION – 0619268409 Osborn/McGraw-Hill MCSE WINDOWS 2000 PRO – 0072123893 Thomson Course Technology MCSE GUIDE TO WINDOWS XP PROFESISONAL – 0619217510 Microsoft 2274B MANAGING A WINDOWS 2003 SERVER ENVIRONMENT 0758075316 Microsoft 2276B IMPLEMENTING A WINDOWS 2003 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE: HOSTS – 0785075235 Microsoft NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION – 0735614571 Microsoft Press NETWORKING ESSENTIALS SECOND EDITION – 1572319097 Microsoft WINDOWS 2000 SERVER – 0735617678 Network Marcraft NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION TRAINING GUIDE – 1518220138 Marcraft NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION TRAINING GUIDE – 151822012X Thomson Course Technology NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION THIRD EDITION – 0619287098 Sybex NETWORKING ESSENTIALS STUDY GUIDE – 0782126952 Linux UNIX FOR DUMMIES – 0764501305 REDHAT LINUX INTERNET SERVER – 0764547887 REDHAT RMP GUIDE – 0764549650 The FREEBSD CORPORATE NETWORKERS GUIDE – 0201704815 JUST ENOUGH UNIX – 0072302976 THE COMPLETE REFERENCE REDHAT ENTERPRISE LINUX & FEDORA EDITION – 0072230754 Oracle Oracle8 Database Administration Student Guide (3 books) Programming Course Technology AN INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING WITH C++ - 076005018X THE COMPLETE IDIOT'S GUDIE TO C++ - 0789718162 Web Programming Macromedia USING DREAMWEAVER 3 – No ISBN THE COMPLETE IDIOT'S GUIDE TO CREATING A WEBPAGE – 0789722569 Peach Pocket Press MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER FOR WINDOWS AND MAC – 0201734303 WROX DREAMWEAVER MX PHP WEB DEVELOPMENT – 0764543873 Computer Technology POCKET PC REFERENCE – 0885071272 PC TECHNICIAN'S TROUBLESHOOTING POCKET REFERENCE – 007212945x Thomson Course Technology A+ HARDWARE – 1418835617 BIGELOW'S TROUBLESHOOTING, MAINTAINING AND REPAIRING PCS 0072126868 Misc Books THE RIVERSIDE READER – 0395903648 THE READY REFERENCE HANDBOOK (WRITING, REVISING, EDITING) – 0205300200 COLLEGE ENGLISH – 0205283063 DOS 6.2 SIMPLIFIED – 0877096287 Computer Parts – Unknown motherboard Model TUWAM with Intel Celeron 1.2Ghz processor Uses SDRAM (PC133) has onboard video and audio Intel Pentium III 733 Mhz PGA370 Processor Various models of CDROMs and CDRW's (Mostly good if you're not planning to do heavy duty stuff with them) Hard Drives – 2 20GB (Western Digital), 1 4GB (IBM), 2 6.2GB (Western Digital) Have three 40GB MAXTOR drives, but I'm not sure if the drives are even usable (half the time it works, the other half it doesn't) Several NIC's (6 of them, all 3Com and 10/100) PCI IDE Card PCI SCSI Card (Adaptec AIC 3860Q) W/ Cable and IBM 18GB SCSI Drive Intel Celeron 333Mhz Slot 1 Processor w/ Heatsink Intel Pentium III 600Mhz Slot 1 Processor w/ Heatsink DLINK DI605 Ethernet Broadband Router w/ 4 ports Dell PowerEdge 4200 (really old) complete SCSI Set up and 3 SCSI drives (varying size.. totals about 18 or 20 GB) GAMES PSX GameShark CD Unreal Tournament 2003 PC Command & Conquer PC Command & Conquer Covert Operations PC Command & Conquer Red Alert PC Command & Conquer Red Alert The Aftermath PC Command & Conquer Red Alert Counterstrike PC Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell PC Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon PC Quake III Arena PC Delta Force: Black Hawk Down PC Delta Force: Black Hawk Down Team Sabre PC Delta Force: Extreme PC Game Strategy Guides All these books are Prima's. Starcraft Starcraft: Brood War Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 -- Joe Brouhard jbrouhard(a)gmail.com

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Re: ITEC Registration Deadline?
by crash3m 15 Sep '06

15 Sep '06

I'm planning on dragging a couple in as well, which distro will yours have? I will be sure to install a distro other than yours. On 9/14/06, Leo Mauler <webgiant(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > Last year I think Chris just posted the username and > password for the Exhibitor Login and let people sign > themselves up for Exhibitor badges. > > Frankly I'd like to be just an Exhibitor this year. > It felt weird manning the booth last year on a regular > Attendee badge. Also, Exhibitor folks can come in on > Tuesday to set up the booth, which would be nice given > that I plan on bringing a regular desktop system and > monitor this year. > > --- crash3m <crash3m(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > On the same note, how do we get passes if we plan on > > manning the booth? > > > > On 9/12/06, Leo Mauler <webgiant(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > > Does anyone know the deadline for registering as a > > > normal ITEC attendee? > > > > > > The ITEC website doesn't say there is one, but it > > does > > > say that all registration applications will be > > > evaluated, which implys a final point past which > > no > > > registrations will be accepted. > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > -- Got gmail? I do hahaha

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