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Perl and FreeBSD addict
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May 28 |
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Difference between ifconfig and ipconfig? dhcpd is a server side implementation of the DHCP protocol (the ending d usually means "daemon" which is the Unix equivalent of Windows services). |
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Mar 5 |
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Can I use divert as an alternative to ipfw fwd? ipfw divert requires as well to re-compile your kernel. Why being to unhappy about this ? |
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Feb 29 |
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Is it safe to remove a script file from within that script? Just be aware that it might not work, depending on your system (ie the rm <it-self> will not succeed on HP-Ux. |
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Feb 27 |
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Is swap an anachronism? I don't have much un*x beard (some hair still ;), but my 2 cents would be that having a "bit" of swap would give your system some robustness. As instead of directly OOM, you would go to swap instead if a bit over your system limits. Sure, if really way over your system limits, your system will eventually crash/halt/nuke-itself/whatever-hell-you-can-imagine. So giving a bit rope to play with ;) |
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Feb 17 |
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Directory/file naming conventions when storing media collection on Linux My 2 cents: you can have more than 9 season for some shows (ie CSI, The Simpsons, ...), so you might want to consider having it on 2 digits. |
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Feb 17 |
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How to stop a program running as daemon You are right, so stuck on input/output ... not real I/O ;) |
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Feb 15 |
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How can I use command line telnet client to open a raw connection - like PuTTY? Beware: telnet seems "raw", but it isn't. There is already some protocol level involved even if limited. What are you trying to achieve here ? |
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Feb 14 |
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Translating user id when creating imageman is also a good thing to start with ;) |
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Feb 13 |
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transfer permissions user -> group/other Yes it does, due to the "-not" on the "-perm" select option (I verified the whole case on a BSD box and a RedHat). |
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Feb 13 |
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Is it possible to find out the hosts in the known_hosts file? As stated by @pdo, your sshd as "HashKnownHosts" set to on, which may appear a bit anal, but security concern it is. And of course there is no way to simply reverse the hashes and get the hostnames from your "known_hosts". |
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Feb 13 |
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Is it possible to find out the hosts in the known_hosts file? Which ssh software are you using then (we were assuming that you were using the almost-standart openssh software) ? |
