Hi
I was oping to introduce myself and our company to the Hampshire Linux
User group. I became aware of this group through Amanda Golding when I
did some work with her at Jamie's Computer club
Amanda is now working with us - us being Switch Concepts -
www.switchconcepts.co.uk. I am the Managing Director of Switch and
we've been running now 3 years.
So, we are a completely linux based software company that specialises in
building bespoke adserving software.
We would be interested to engage with hantslug on lots of levels. For
example...
- take part in the general discussions and contribute where we can to
the community.
- contribute anything we can to help - for example we have office
space that could be used for meetings and could host a free forum for
the group if interested (
www.myfreeforum.org is one of our tech's other
businesses)
- seek consultancy from any of the members who might be able to bring
expertise to our company that need - for example, right now we could use
people who expert in building racks of servers. We also are on the look
out for database/sql storage and query experts...
And generally, as I say, we are a linux based organisation with a strong
sense of value in the open source movement and all agreed that we'd like
to support your group.
I hope this is of interest and look forward to speaking/meeting you guys!
Tom
On 13/06/11 13:00, hampshire-request@??? wrote:
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> From: Owain Clarke<simbobo@???>
> Subject: [Hampshire] Sudo question
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> I wonder if anyone could explain this to me?
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> In my sudoers file I have:-
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> %users ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/pm-suspend
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> but if I run "pm-suspend" I am told this can be only run by root, and if
> I run sudo pm-suspend I am asked for my password. I assume that there
> must be something wrong with the line above from /etc/sudoers, but my
> research hasn't thrown up an answer.
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> Grateful as ever for any help
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> Owain
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> Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2011 13:54:12 +0100
> From: Keith Edmunds<kae@???>
> Subject: Re: [Hampshire] Sudo question
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>> %users ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/pm-suspend
> Try:
> %users ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
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> Ensure that you are in the 'users' group (run "groups").
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> Then run
> sudo pm-suspend
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