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I'm YAUG (Yet Another UNIX Guy) I question authority but respect it where it is due I am an EE with Bachelors and Masters degrees but in IT field by choice for the last 20+ years. HPUX was my first love but nowadays it is Linux, more than anything else.


May
15
comment Bizarre Disk Use Problem
not familiar with the NEPOMUK framework, other than a couple of articles I read in the past and accepting the risk of being obvious, did you try disabling it and checking if the problem stops. It might be some other thing triggering the NEPOMUK behavior. Just a thought...
May
2
answered Difference between sudo su - user and sudo -iu user
Apr
25
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Apr
25
awarded  Analytical
Apr
25
awarded  Enthusiast
Apr
16
comment Update HP-UX 11i software
unfortunately, the version of HP-UX in the original question, 11.11, is long out of support. Unless you are paying through the nose for an extended support contract, (Which I believe nobody should) your chances of finding 11.11 software update is next to nil. Consider upgrading to 11.23 at the least. I hope your organization have a support contract with HP.
Apr
12
comment 'df' command doesn't list /home directory
yes, very much so... But if you are using LVM (logical volume manager) every filesystem doesn't have to reside on a different partition. One partition can be made looking like multiple partitions. Hence the name, Logical.
Apr
12
answered 'df' command doesn't list /home directory
Apr
12
comment FreeBSD telnet does not take root login
@M.Kjorling .. the answer you are adding comments to. That's what I was referencing...
Apr
12
comment FreeBSD telnet does not take root login
Please see the modified answer above. Also, ssh vs. telnet discusssion: please don't dismiss the ssh sughgestions. Even when you are learning, it is best to do the learning, with tools used in the professional world instead of learning in vacuum. And setup of ssh is not a big matter after all.
Apr
12
revised FreeBSD telnet does not take root login
added explanation for a massive edit that needed to be done
Apr
12
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Apr
12
reviewed Approve suggested edit on FreeBSD telnet does not take root login
Apr
11
answered Creating my own Unix OS?
Apr
11
answered FreeBSD telnet does not take root login
Apr
11
answered remove content of directory in elegant way
Apr
9
answered Command in a variable
Apr
6
answered Output to stdout and at the same time grep into a file
Apr
6
answered How to simulate unplugged network cable or down server?
Apr
4
awarded  Informed