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Palmy LUG Meeting - Wednesday 9th April 2008 7-9pm |
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Submitted by robinmurray on 4 Apr 2008 - 11:55am |
News · Manawatu |
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Palmy Lug April '08 Workshops
02-04-2008
If you've ever wanted to know how to copy music from CD or why the new $600 ASUS Eee laptop is so popular come to the next Palmerston North Linux Users Group workshops.
Beginner Workshop
John Flower presents "Music on Linux" which includes:
- How to "RIP" music off a CD in Linux
- Playing Music in Linux
- How to make your own CD covers in Linux using Album Art
- How to "Burn" a CD (copy music to a CD)
- How to integrate your IPOD with Linux
Advanced Workshop
A number of members are bringing along their new Eee PCs. Topics discussed and demonstrated include:
- What is an Eee PC?
- What can you do with an Eee PC
- What advanced features does the Eee PC have?
- Booting an Eee PC from a USB stick with security tools
When: Wednesday 9th April 2008 7.30 pm
Venue: PN Christian Fellowship (Front Lounge)
174 Church St, PN (opposite The Wharehouse)
Map.
To find out more about the Palmerston North Linux Users Group visit our website: www.plug.org.nz
Brynn Neilson
President
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Happy Birthday Linux.net.nz |
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Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 18 Mar 2008 - 8:47am |
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Well, ok, happy unbirthday to be pedantic, since I forgot to post this yesterday.
domain_name: linux.net.nz
query_status: 200 Active
domain_dateregistered: 1998-03-17T00:00:00+12:00
We're ten! Happy birthday to us, happy birthday to us, we look like a penguin and we act like one too!
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Server Outage |
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Submitted by Dylan Reeve on 10 May 2007 - 1:08am |
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Approximately 1am on Saturday, May 5th, the server which hosts this site, the NZLUG mailing lists, and other associated services, was attacked via a PHP vulnerability in a third-party PHP application, and the attacker gained a user-level shell on the machine.
This attack was used to launch a flood attack against an overseas IP address. Unfortunately this traffic had a very heavy impact on the network of our hosting provider.
As a result they had no choice but to disconnect the server from the network. Unfortunately it was quite some time before we were able to gain access to the server to investigate.
Our hosting provider has said they are unwilling to continue hosting the server.
A new US-based server has been arranged and has been configured. The services have now been mostly reinstated, and actions have been taken to prevent a repeat of anything like this incident.
Thanks and sorry about the outage. |
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Major outage |
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Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 28 Feb 2007 - 1:08am |
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A power glitch at our datacenter this past Monday (26th Feb) hastened the demise of our hardware; basically, the magic smoke leaked out.
We've recovered most of the data (except the really important bits of course ;-) and we're rebuilding everything onto new hardware.
Obviously, this is taking some time to get completed - with luck, the mailing lists should be alive again shortly.
*yawn*
Immense thanks go to Liz from debian.co.nz for the massive amount of help she has been in getting our data recovered and onto the new hardware.
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Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 10 October 2005 |
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Submitted by scott on 27 Sep 2005 - 7:18am |
News · Auckland |
UPDATE: This has been postponed due to the speaker being ill - see new date below.
| Who: | Adam Boileau |
What: | Defcon/Blackhat/Ruxcon Roundup
- A roundup of the interesting-for-LUG-peeps things from this years
security con circuit
- Trust Transience: Post Intrusion SSH Hijacking (a quick run through
of what I presented at DC/BH/Rux)
- Q&A about anything presented at the cons (eg. "Fork me that IOS
shellcodez, yo")
- CD content from DC/BH will be available |
Where: | Asterisk
Level 4
Newcall Tower
44 Kyber Pass Road |
When: | Monday 10 October, talk starts at 19:30 |
Please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat. Some refreshments will kindly be provided by Asterisk.
Thanks to Asterisk for the use of this venue. |
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Waikato LUG Meeting - Monday, February 28th, 2005 @ 19:30 |
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Submitted by crb on 14 Feb 2005 - 9:11am |
News · Waikato |
Who:
| Robert O'Callahan, Ximian Group, Novell |
What:
| WLUG Presentation |
Where:
| University of Waikato, LITB Full Uni map, close up of LITB
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| When: | Monday, 28 February Doors open 19:00, presentation starts at 19:30
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We are delighted to have Robert O'Callahan from Novell presenting to us. Robert works for the Ximian Desktop team at Novell, working on Mozilla and Firefox integration with products such as the Novell Linux Desktop.
IBM and Value Added Distributors are sponsoring beer and pizza after the meeting.
The meeting will start at 7:30pm, in the LitB building at Waikato University in Hamilton. All are welcome. See the WLUG Wiki for more details. |
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Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 7 February 2005 |
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Submitted by scott on 31 Jan 2005 - 8:58pm |
News · Auckland |
| Who: |
Adam Boileau (http://www.asterisk.co.nz) |
| What: |
IBM, Asterisk and the 101st fastest supercomputer. |
| Where |
Asterisk
Level 4
Newcall Tower
44 Kyber Pass Road
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| When: |
Monday 7 February, talk starts at 19:30 |
Note: IBM will kindly be providing beer and pizza for this event.
Tea and coffee will kindly be provided by Asterisk.
Thanks to Asterisk for the use of this venue. |
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Waikato LUG Meeting - Monday, October 25th @ 16:00pm |
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Submitted by crb on 10 Oct 2004 - 12:56pm |
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Who:
| All WLUG Members |
What:
| Live fixup meeting |
Where:
| University of Waikato, LITB Full Uni map, close up of LITB
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| When: | Monday, 25 October (note non-standard start time) Doors open 16:00, presentation run at 17:00
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Taking advantage of the holiday, we will start at 4pm, look over a few peoples problems, and run a presentation at 5pm with an introduction on how to find answers to Linux questions online (especially Google and the Wiki), 10 min Q&A and then go over fixing some problems live on a big screen.
This one is a great opportunity for new and inexperienced users! Please bring machines.
All are welcome. Refreshments provided. See the WLUG Wiki for more details. |
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Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 5 April 2004 |
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Submitted by scott on 30 Mar 2004 - 7:53am |
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| Who: | Kerry Thompson |
| What: | Security Enhanced Linux |
| Where: | Asterisk
Level 4
Newcall Tower
44 Kyber Pass Road |
| When: | Monday, 5 April, talk starts at 19:30 |
Abstract:
Security Enhanced Linux was released to the open source community by the
US National Security Agency in September, 2001. Since then it has been
rapidly adopted as a practical means of enforcing strict security policies
within the Linux system. It has been included as a standard part of the
2.6 kernel and will be released in the Fedora Core 2 distribution. During
this presentation, Kerry will present the "what, why, and howto" for
SELinux covering areas of access control models through to installation
and troubleshooting. There will be a live demonstration if time permits.
Kerry Thompson has been involved with the SELinux project for about 2
years, and is the author of the (unofficial) SELinux FAQ.
Please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat. Tea and Coffee will
kindly be provided by Asterisk.
Thanks to Asterisk for the use of this venue. |
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Upcoming MySQL Training in Auckland |
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Submitted by scott on 27 Feb 2004 - 11:44am |
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MySQL AB, the company that develops and supports the popular MySQL
database software, has scheduled its next "Using & Managing MySQL"
training course in Auckland:
It is also possible to register for just the "Managing MySQL" portion if you are already an advanced MySQL user; see https://order.mysql.com/?sub=vp&pd_no=357&marl or http://www.elx.com.au/item/TAL001M
To maintain the benefits of the highly interactive nature of the course,
the number of participants is limited to a maximum of 10 people. The
course will be taught by Arjen Lentz, MySQL AB's trainer in the region. |
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