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<SMALL>...<I>making Linux just a little more fun!</I></SMALL>
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<li><a HREF="#gazette">Gazette Matters</a>
<li><a HREF="#wacko">Wacko Topic of the Month</a>
<li><a HREF="#nottag">Not The Answer Gang</a>
<li><a HREF="#spam">World of Spam</a>
</ul>
<a name="gazette"></a>
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<center><H3><font color="maroon"><I>Gazette</I> Matters</font></H3></center>
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<H4>Visible Changes</H4>
LG underwent a bunch of changes this month, some visible and some not. The
most visible change is the spiffy yellow issues table on the
<A HREF="../index.html">Front Page</A> and the
<A HREF="../lg_issues.html">Site Map</A> page (formerly known as the Index of
All Issues page). Another visible change is that several files have been
renamed and symlinks removed:
<UL>
<LI> lg_frontpage.html is gone, replaced by index.html.
<LI> All lg_toc##.html -&gt; index.html.
<LI> All issue##.html -&gt; TWDT.html. (Going back as far as issue 77.)
<LI> All issue##.txt.gz -&gt; TWDT.txt.gz. (Going back as far as issue 77.)
<LI> All symlinks are removed except the "current" link.
</UL>
This has a few implications for readers:
<OL>
<LI> If you bookmarked the home page of your favorite mirror as lg_frontpage.html,
you must change the bookmark to index.html or just use the site name:
<STRONG>http://www.linuxgazette.com/</STRONG>.
<LI> You can continue to bookmark the current issue as
<STRONG>http://www.linuxgazette.com/current/</STRONG>
and it will update each month. This is also useful if you want to
download the current issue to your palmtop each month.
<LI> You can access the TWDT versions each month from a persistent URL:
<STRONG>http://www.linuxgazette.com/current/TWDT.html</STRONG> or
<STRONG>http://www.linuxgazette.com/current/TWDT.txt.gz</STRONG>.
<LI> Windows users can stop complaining that symlinks don't unpack from
tarballs on DOS filesystems, because there are no more symlinks! (Except
one.)
<LI> The Front Page is reformatted and somewhat less verbose. More on the way.
<LI> If you have been downloading the FTP tarballs, you have a few obsolete
files now. The disk space is minimal, but if you're obsessed with having
a perfectly clean directory, delete it all and download lg-base.tar.gz
and your favorite issues again. Downloading lg-base-new.tar.gz each month
only updates and adds files, it doesn't delete obsolete files.
</OL>
Remember, starting with issue 83, you can click the author's name at the top of
any article and go to that person's Author page, which has links to all their
articles in LG, their most current contact information, and sometimes a bit of
random information and a picture too.
<P> The mirrors took a bandwidth hit this month as the files were moving
around, but the files have all settled down now. There will be another big
shuffle sometime when we convert the 649 old GIFs to PNG/JPG, but that's such a
big job I don't know when we'll be able to do it. Not just to convert the
files -- that can take five minutes with ImageMagick's <TT>convert</TT>
program, <TT>find</TT> and a small shell script -- but we also have to (1)
decide whether image.png or image.jpg is smaller/looks better for each image,
(2) change the IMG links in all the HTML files, (3) not use transparency, and
(4) look at all the pages on various browsers. Any volunteers?
<P> For next month, I want to refine the navigation links between articles and
between the global pages.
<P> There is one change which will affect only a couple mirror administrators.
Next to the existing search links, there is a commented link the mirror site
can replace with a link to their own search engine. The comment format has
changed, and I noticed one misspelling in it ("ENDN" instead of "END"). So
mirror administrators with local LG search engines will have to adjust their
scripts. There may be further adjustment when the navigation links get
refined.
<H4>Invisible Changes</H4>
The scripts I use to generate LG have been largely rewritten. Configuration
information is now mostly in YAML (.yml) files. <A
HREF="http://yaml.org/">YAML</A> is a text-readable data serialization format,
inspired by XML but simpler, and automatically converted to native types
(string, int, float, list, hash, boolean, null, date, etc). It's still in its
early development stage (the language spec and types are just being finalized
now), but the preliminary Python parser <A
HREF="http://wiki.yaml.org/yamlwiki/PurePythonParserForYaml">PyYAML</A> works,
and there are also parsers for Perl, Ruby and C. Here are a couple article
entries for this issue, in <STRONG>data/issues/084.yml</STRONG>:
<PRE>
---
key: arndt
author: arndt
title: Office Linux -- Feedback
---
key: bradley
author: bradley
title: Adding Plugin Capabilities To Your Code
</PRE>
"key" is a unique (within the issue) identifier for the article. "author" is a
link to their Author entry, which is a file in rfc822 (mail message) format.
(I could use YAML for it, but rfc822 is really convenient for this particular
object.) "title" is, um, I think you can guess what that is....
<P> The article header/footer, TOC, Front Page, Site Map, etc, are generated
from <A HREF="http://www.cheetahtemplate.org/">Cheetah</A> templates. Cheetah
is a free software project I've been a developer on for the past 1 1/2 years.
It's a string template system for Python. Cheetah has been generating the LG
Mirrors page for several months.
<P> There's a shared "lg" module that reads all the configuration files into
a data structure and pickles it out to a cache file for fast reading. (Or
actually cPickles it, which is a thousand times faster.) Then the script
"article" takes the article entry and author(s) entry and puts the
header/footer in the HTML file in place, deleting the previous header/footer
if present. The "authors" script is more complicated because it has to make
each Author's page as well as the author index, TAG bios index, and
previous/next links for each. It also searches through the articles data
to generate the links to all the articles published by each author.
<P> I'm close to having TWDT automated, which I'm very happy about. No more
manually creating that d*%n thing manually and then having to edit three files
(the original, TWDT.html and TWDT.txt.gz) when an article needs a correction.
Soon I'll be able to change just the original and then run <TT>twdt</TT> and
have it automatically regenerate those two files. Well, almost. Heather
generates the TAG column lg_answer and TWDT.lg_answer.html simultaneously from
her mailbox files, and she tells me 'twould be difficult to generate
TWDT.lg_answer.html from lg_answer. So for TAG corrections I'll still have to
edit three files.
<IMG ALT=":(" SRC="../gx/dennis/unsmily.gif" WIDTH="25"
HEIGHT="25">
<a name="wacko"></a>
<P> <hr> <P>
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<center><H3><font color="maroon">Wacko Topic of the Month</font></H3></center>
<P> <HR> <P>
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<H4>Rick Moen</H4>
The moving correspondent writes; and having writ moves on. Nor all your
piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all your
tears wash out a word of it.
<H4>Iron:</H4>
what does this mean?
<H4>Dan Wilder:</H4>
Time wounds all heels?
<H4>Rick Moen:</H4>
The correspondent<BR>
You seek alas is not here.<BR>
Endless others exist.
<P>
You step in the stream,<BR>
But the water has moved on.<BR>
Your penpal is gone.
<P>
Error messages<BR>
Unfold across the monitor.<BR>
Glist'ning like the snow.
<a name="nottag"></a>
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<center><H3><font color="maroon">Not The Answer Gang</font></H3></center>
<P> <HR> <P>
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<P>
<blockQuote>
From
From: Mike Orr
</blockQuote>
<P><STRONG><IMG SRC="../gx/dennis/qbub.gif" ALT="(?)"
HEIGHT="28" WIDTH="50" BORDER="0"
>
I'm writing a script for school and I'm having a bit of trouble. The problem
is as follows: it must accept a from a user and display the squares of all
the numbers starting from 1 to that number, as follows:
1 square = ___
2 square =___
</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>
n square = ___
</STRONG></P>
<blockQuote><IMG SRC="../gx/dennis/bbub.gif" ALT="(!)"
HEIGHT="28" WIDTH="50" BORDER="0"
> [Iron]
Did you have a Linux question? If so, you forgot to include it.
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
You didn't mention which programming language you're using, but it doesn't
matter. We're unlikely to answer questions that can be discovered by simply
reading a tutorial for that programming language.
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
See <A HREF="../tag/ask-the-gang.html"
>http://www.linuxgazette.com/tag/ask-the-gang.html</A>
for the kinds of questions we're willing to answer.
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
</blockQuote>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
From: "Guy" &lt;<A HREF="mailto:guy@gmnow.net"
>guy@gmnow.net</A>&gt;
<blockQuote>
See now... I answered a sendmail question! <EM>Smile</EM>
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
That tells you I do lurk, until I see a message I can answer!
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
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From: Iron
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
Aww, somebody's trying to crack my Webware site. Sorry I don't
have any files for you, buddy.
<PRE>
HTTP404: /favicon.ico
HTTP404: /_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?UL=1&amp;ACT=4&amp;BUILD=2614&amp;STRMVER=4&amp;;CAPREQ=0
HTTP404: /MSOffice/cltreq.asp?UL=1&amp;ACT=4&amp;BUILD=2614&amp;STRMVER=4&amp;;CAPREQ=0
</blockQuote>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
<blockQuote>
From
From: "Benjamin A. Okopnik" &lt;<A HREF="mailto:fuzzybear@pocketmail.com"
>fuzzybear@pocketmail.com</A>&gt;
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 05:14:29PM +0200, denis k?llner wrote:
</blockQuote>
<P><STRONG><IMG SRC="../gx/dennis/qbub.gif" ALT="(?)"
HEIGHT="28" WIDTH="50" BORDER="0"
>
Hi
i've download your software (lcdproc) and buyed me a display,
</STRONG></P>
<blockQuote><IMG SRC="../gx/dennis/bbub.gif" ALT="(!)"
HEIGHT="28" WIDTH="50" BORDER="0"
> [Iron]
I'm not sure who the "you" in "your software" would be, unless one of
the Answer Gang wrote "lcdproc"...
</blockQuote>
<blockQuote><STRONG>
i've connect the display to my LPT-Port how it is in your picture, but it
doesn't work!!
</STRONG></blockQuote>
<blockQuote>
Oh, <EM>of course</EM> we instantly recognize the exact problem! Thank you for
such a precise description.
</blockQuote>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
<STRONG>
I need to know about Linux operating system- kernel.
So can u please help me to find some informations about Linux kernel. can
u ple. answer to the below questions ? need good details !!!
</STRONG>
<P><STRONG>what is a Linux kernels?
</STRONG>
<blockQuote><IMG SRC="../gx/dennis/bbub.gif" ALT="(!)"
HEIGHT="28" WIDTH="50" BORDER="0"
> [Neil Youngman]
That's the tasty bit inside the Linux shell.
</BLOCKQUOTE>
<STRONG>
what function do they perform?
</STRONG>
<BLOCKQUOTE>
If you crack a Linux shell you can eat the kernel. Also you can grow new
Linux trees from it.
</BLOCKQUOTE>
<STRONG>
how important are they?
</STRONG>
<BLOCKQUOTE>
They are very important if you're stuck on a desert island and they are your
only source of food.
<P> P.S. We don't do your homework for you.
</BLOCKQUOTE>
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<H4>Ben Okopnik:</H4>
Oddly enough, that was
one thing that the Russians _didn't_ claim for themselves... I guess
they figured that inventing the radio, the light bulb, and the airplane
was enough for anybody. :)
<H4>Iron:</H4>
So how do the Russians claim those things? I thought Marconi was Italian.
<A HREF="http://www.alpcom.it/hamradio/marconi.html">http://www.alpcom.it/hamradio/marconi.html</A>
<H4>Ben:</H4>
Uh-uh. Popov, not Marconi.
<A HREF=""http://www.russiajournal.com/is/columns/columns168-How-the-Russians-invented-the-radio.html>http://www.russiajournal.com/is/columns/columns168-How-the-Russians-invented-the-radio.html</A>
<P>
I learned that stuff in school; with a lot of Russians of the previous
generation (mine was already too cynical), it was an article of faith.
<H4>Iron:</H4>
When I was taking Russian in high school (1983), there were a few students
who had travelled to Russia. One said he'd gotten into an argument with
somebody over whether Pepsi was an American or a Russian invention.
<H4>Ben:</H4>
&lt;laugh&gt; *That* one, I knew for myself. Pepsi's first plant in Russia was
built in Moscow, about a kilometer away from where I was going to
school. At least they started building it; I left Russia just before
they finished it. But I'd have no problem believing your friend about
having had the argument.
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
<H4>Neil Youngman:</H4>
<PRE>
LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH STROKE
LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH STROKE
</PRE>
These symbols are familiar to us Scandihoovians, and are used to signify
"This word cannot be pronounced by Americans."
<H4>Ben Okopnik:</H4>
&lt;laugh&gt; And by us Russkis, too - in KOI8, those come out to be upper and
lower case "soft signs". Personally, I think the above description
should be replaced with yours... sorta:
<PRE>
CAPITAL LETTER NOT PRONOUNCEABLE BY AMERICANS
SMALL LETTER NOT PRONOUNCEABLE BY AMERICANS
</PRE>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
<STRONG>
Please make a new artical about Brazil because I am doing a report on it and
please type it on Yahoo.com Please DO NOT send e-mails here
</STRONG>
<H4>Heather Stern:</H4>
Oh my, another homework assignment. Please do not send emails showing
that I'm trying to cheat, to an account I share with my folks. Besides
then they'd realize I don't even know how to spell "article" much less
think of a topic for one on my own.
<P> Not that this has much to do with Linux of course.... but there are a
lot of Linux users in Brazil; IIRC Conectiva is quite popular.
<P> I don't think Yahoo has a mirror of Linux Gazette, but searching there
for "Brazil" would net you a better chance of good information than
visiting Linux Gazette would, anyway.
<H4>Iron:</H4>
There's a Brazilian tattoo parlor across the street from my house that
just opened up. It's very bright green.
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
<H4>Iron:</H4>
Your question really boils down to: "We have one program (but we won't tell you
which one) that leaves some files behind when it exits. Please tell us where
the files are and how to delete them."
<P> Every program is different. I have no idea what *that* program does,
whatever it is. I can guess from the word "view" that it's a database
application, but that's only a guess. Why don't you tell us?
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
Subject: Music break
<H4>Iron:</H4>
Bizet, The Pearl Fishers (les pe^chers de perles),
"Je crois entendre encore". Highly recommended.
<H4>Breen Mullins:</H4>
I'm fond of "Au fond du temple saint" from the same opera, myself.
<P>
-- Breen, without quite the high notes to sing that baritone line.
<a name="spam"></a>
<P> <hr> <P>
<!--====================================================================-->
<center><H3><font color="maroon">World of Spam</font></H3></center>
<P> <HR> <P>
<!--======================================================================-->
<P>
Subject: The Punk Kittens Have A Song For You! *LOL*
<P> Punk Rock Kittens *NEW* LOL!!
<H4>Iron:</H4>
I didn't make up this stuff about punk kittens, honest!
<P> I can just see Heather editing TAG with punk kittens wandering around the
room....
<H4>Heather:</H4>
Let's see, we have BlueCat, and GreyCat and robotfindskitten and....
Anyway, it'd never work. Crystal won't put up with other cats in the
house.
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
Subject: Customized Warez CD's
<PRE>
Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
PFRBQkxFIGNlbGxTcGFjaW5nPTAgY2VsbFBhZGRpbmc9MCB3aWR0aD03MjUg
Ym9yZGVyPTA+DQo8VEJPRFk+DQo8VFI+DQo8VEQgc3R5bGU9IkZPTlQtU0la
</PRE>
<BLOCKQUOTE><EM>
[Looks like a Klez worm to me. -Iron.]
</EM></BLOCKQUOTE>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
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<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
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</UL>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
Hi, I couldn't help but notice your web site has portions a little "under
construction" -- I was wondering if you'd like some help getting the graphics,
navigation, and higher end java features together?
Features you might want to include are:
<UL>
<LI> profile signups for people that come to your page
<LI> eNewsletter facility
<LI> a database driven design -- so to change your content - you work with the
database - not HTML
</UL>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
If you want to jump-start your site's success (and I mean really BLAST it into
orbit!) then this could very well be the most important message you will ever
receive.
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
I have just received this amazing web based email and you have just
gotta check this out. It blows hotmail, yahoo and all other web based
email away.
Basically it's email with graphics, really snazzy like customising your
phone but much better.
If you go to XXXXX you can see what I mean.
The graphics look great fun and they cost no more than what you
pay for mobile ringtones and graphics.
You can reserve your name right now by simply pre registering
an account.
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
<PRE>
--------------------------------------------------------
DOWNLOAD THIS WHITE PAPER AND LEARN...
--------------------------------------------------------
* The Hacker Profile
* Common Hacking Tools - The Hacker's Toolkit
* Top 10 Ways to Secure Against Attack
* Seven Questions to Test Your Security
</PRE>
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
We are looking for anti-virus and anti-hacker software.
<H4>Faber Fedor:</H4>
And what, pray tell, is "anti-hacker software"?
<H4>Jay Ashworth:</H4>
Software that makes hackers run away and not want to work on
the box. You know: Windows.
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
Most people find it incredible to believe they could
actually write their own ebook in as little as 7 Days...
But people just like you do it all the time... because they
know the secrets to getting their own ebook into their
computer and out on the web where people can buy it as
quickly as possible.
<P> What you should expect from this mini-course...
<P> Today we'll give you the single, *most powerful* element in
the ebook writing process...
<P>Then we'll send you 3 more emails (one every 2 days)
where we cover:
<P>Email 1 - Creating an Idea and Writing your eBook quickly
<P>Email 2 - Publishing Your eBook so *everyone* can read it
<P>Email 3 - Selling Your eBook and making money!
<P> So you see Answerguy we have a lot
of ground to cover... let's get started!
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
Excuse the intrusion, somehow your email made its way into my database.
I in no way wish to offend or be a bother to anone. If you would be so
kind as to reply with remove in the subject line, your email address will
be deleted from my files,
<HR NOSHADE WIDTH="80%%"> <!--*********************** -->
Dear Sir/Madam, I am a Private Investigator based in Europe. A group of
Government Officials from an African Country contacted me with a Proposal. I
am to Make contact with you and state their offer, if your Interest is
Genuine, you will be contacted for your Account details to which will be
transferred the sum of $33,600, (Minus the Interest, handling and tax
clearance charges, which Will be offset by Us &amp; Deducted from the
transferred sum) to a nominated Bank account in the Cayman Islands. I don't
think I need to spell out the importance of Secrecy in this Matter considering
the amount involved.
<BLOCKQUOTE><EM>
[The interesting thing about this scam is not the measly amount they're
offering ($33,000 instead of $33,000,000 -- as the message just before
this offered), but the fact that it comes with a text attachment
containing 1230 e-mail addresses, several being Linux Gazette authors
and other famous Linux personalities. Oops, I think their harvesting
software made a mistake. Did they run it in reverse? The funniest
address is "billsux@microsloth.com"; I bet he's just waiting to invest.
Here's an excerpt: -Iron.]
</EM></BLOCKQUOTE>
<PRE>
Email
gazette@ssc.com
linux-questions-only@ssc.com
Heather Stern &lt;star@starshine.org&gt;
Michael Conry &lt;michael.conry@softhome.net&gt;
tag-request@ssc.com
Shane Collinge &lt;shane_collinge@yahoo.com&gt;
Matteo Dell'Omodarme &lt;matt@martine2.difi.unipi.it&gt;
Paul Evans &lt;pevans@catholic.org&gt;
Mark Nielsen &lt;info@gnujobs.com&gt;
Ben Okopnik &lt;ben-fuzzybear@yahoo.com&gt;
billsux@microsloth.com
sponsor@ssc.com
webmaster@linuxgazette.de
ftp@be.easynet.net
Doc Searls &lt;doc@ssc.com&gt;
Contact Us &lt;info@osdn.com&gt;
ShadowDragon &lt;brian.smithSPAM@SUXshadoweb.net&gt;
ASCIIMan &lt;jsaNOSPAMboe@artifexREMOVETHIS.org&gt;
linux-questions-only@ssc.com
postmaster@aol.com
Username@Host
needbulkisp@yahoo.com
MAILER-DAEMON@aol.com
550MAILER-DAEMON@aol.com
gnu@gnu.org
email us &lt;weblocal@linux-mandrake.com&gt;
click here &lt;tony@eastmont.net&gt;
Ben Okopnik &lt;fuzzybear@pocketmail.com&gt;
marketing@elinux.com
you@email.address
info@suse.com
support@suse.it
suse@suse.de
announce@en.tldp.org &lt;announce-subscribe@en.tldp.org.NOSPAM&gt;
-unsubscribe@en.tldp.org
esr@thyrsus.com
debian-user@lists.debian.org
mirrors@debian.org
security@debian.org
sales@nostarch.com
webmaster@kernel.org
ftpadmin@kernel.org
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