On Fri, 05 Oct 2007 16:37:39 +0000, frz wrote:

>> Does your employer know you're wasting his time and using his bandwidth
>> for stuff like this?

> I see it this way. Its either wasting a few minutes of the internet or
> smoking cigarettes outside the building every half hour that
> supposedly keep some folks from jumping out the window and end their
> miserable lives. Since I don't smoke...

Ask your employer if he sees it that way.


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CBFalconer wrote:

> After about 15 years of operation my US Robotics V90 external modem
> died. However I had picked up a new V92 PCI internal US Robotics
> modem for $19.50 a while ago, so the disturbance was minimal. I
> did have to open the case.

OPen case surgery no problem. What was the model/version of the "new
V92 PCI US Robotics modem for $19.50" and where did you get it? That's
precisely what I'm looking for. Thank you.

nb

notbob wrote:
> CBFalconer wrote:
>
>> After about 15 years of operation my US Robotics V90 external
>> modem died. However I had picked up a new V92 PCI internal US
>> Robotics modem for $19.50 a while ago, so the disturbance was
>> minimal. I did have to open the case.
>
> OPen case surgery no problem. What was the model/version of the
> "new V92 PCI US Robotics modem for $19.50" and where did you get
> it? That's precisely what I'm looking for. Thank you.

The box is marked "Model 5610B". That was an unloading clearance
sale at Staples, maybe a year ago.

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CBFalconer wrote:

> The box is marked "Model 5610B". That was an unloading clearance
> sale at Staples, maybe a year ago.

No problem. Someone is bound to have one, an on-line retailer or ebay.
The model number just makes it that much easier. Thnx.

nb

Dan C wrote:
> On Fri, 05 Oct 2007 14:31:30 +0000, frz wrote:
>
>>> Why are you here? You don't use Slackware, or any other flavor of Linux,
>>> and never have.
>
>> I have slackware linux on my home laptop computer and I use
>> thunderbird as my news reader.
>
> Sure you do. Why don't you prove yourself a little, and make a post here
> tonight, from your Slackware laptop. Can you do that?
>
> Just to make it interesting, post the output of the following command here:
> uname -a

Linux frz 2.6.21.5-smp #2 SMP Tue Jun 19 14:58:11 CDT 2007 i686 Intel(R)
Pentium(R) M processor 1.70GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux

martin@ivalice.sekurity.com wrote:
> On 2007-10-04, frz <frzd@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I was looking for a network monitor tool that gives me an idea of my
>> computer's connection to any network. I found TCPdump already on my
>> machine. What other good programs do you guys recommand?
>>
>
> ntop is one... if you run kde, there's also knemo
>
I don't seem to have ntop installed and I am using the xfce desktop. I
don't think I have knemo either.

martin@ivalice.sekurity.com wrote:
> On 2007-10-04, frz <frzd@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I was looking for a network monitor tool that gives me an idea of my
>> computer's connection to any network. I found TCPdump already on my
>> machine. What other good programs do you guys recommand?
>>
>
> ntop is one... if you run kde, there's also knemo
>
I am trying to install ntop and I am getting this error
"configure: error: Unable to find RRD at /usr/local/rrdtool: please use
--with-rrd-home=DIR"
So I went to check and I also didn't have this directory rrdtool in
/usr/local. I went and got rrdtool and install it. rrdtool seem to have
install with no problem but, I am still getting this error from ntop.
How can I get this to work? Thanks

FRZ wrote:
> martin@ivalice.sekurity.com wrote:
>> On 2007-10-04, frz <frzd@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> I was looking for a network monitor tool that gives me an idea of my
>>> computer's connection to any network. I found TCPdump already on my
>>> machine. What other good programs do you guys recommand?
>>>
>>
>> ntop is one... if you run kde, there's also knemo
>>
> I am trying to install ntop and I am getting this error
> "configure: error: Unable to find RRD at /usr/local/rrdtool: please use
> --with-rrd-home=DIR"
> So I went to check and I also didn't have this directory rrdtool in
> /usr/local. I went and got rrdtool and install it. rrdtool seem to have
> install with no problem but, I am still getting this error from ntop.
> How can I get this to work? Thanks
i have the same problem and i skimmed through the makefile, configure
and configure.ac
but couldn't find the error

Op Thu, 04 Oct 2007 12:50:15 +0000, schreef frz:

> I was looking for a network monitor tool that gives me an idea of my
> computer's connection to any network. I found TCPdump already on my
> machine. What other good programs do you guys recommand?

try "iptraf"

Just type it in a terminal window.