I use gnome here on half a dozen sunray 150 boxen. Been trying to get linux
on them for along time with mixed results.. Has anyone succeeded in this?
> -> It does work on SunRays. Just install it normally on the
> install will make the necessary changes to the dtlogin screen
> select gnome from there. AFAIK you can do this for any window
> don't admin sunray servers so I'm not fully aware of the

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RE: [ILUG] TMDA (WAS --> slashdot EW Dijkstra humor]
From ilug-admin@linux.ie  Fri Aug  9 14:37:50 2002

> Is this something along the same line as ORBS?
SPEWS isnt it. It lists known spam source IPs and netblocks. (and if
an ISP does nothing more than shift a spammer from IP to IP within the
ISPs netblock, then the ISPs netblock will be listed.)
and there are quite a few ORBS like lists out there - ie known open
> I remember not so long ago when eircom was put on the ORBS list,
> half the ISP's in Europe wouldn't accept mail from my address. Of
> course, informing Eircom of this did nothing for about 4 months or
> IMHO stopping spammers is a great idea but I'd rather have to hit d
> or delete rather than have my messages bounced by someone else's
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