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Just interested in any kind of it-related stuff, i'll give a try to nearly everything...

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May
16
awarded  Custodian
May
16
answered Browse LDAP strcuture using Solaris pre-packaged command?
May
16
revised Unable to connect to a wifi network with a special SSID
added 2 characters in body
May
16
answered Unable to connect to a wifi network with a special SSID
May
15
comment Can I allow users to chmod a file not owned by them?
What do you want to do? maybe you should have a look into sudo:linux.die.net/man/8/sudo & linux.die.net/man/5/sudoers
May
15
comment sed couldn't flush stdout no space left on device?
sounds like full /tmp for me.
May
15
answered Automatic shutdown after startup
May
15
answered How to give Read, Write Permissions using IPs in SAMBA
May
15
comment NFS server on qemu guest
10.0.2.0 network is default nat-network. use -redir tcp:LOCAL_PORT::GUEST_PORT in qemu-command or switch to bridged network.
May
15
answered Making less's follow option show line movement
Feb
19
awarded  Enlightened
Feb
19
awarded  Nice Answer
Feb
18
comment kswapd0 takes 99% to 100% CPU in RHEL 6.3
maybe you would like try htop instead of top (could be, that you have to install htop)
Feb
18
comment “Network unreachable” outside of LAN
One specific scenario i've in my mind: You use DHCP for getting IP adress in your LAN. In most cases you get the same ip from the DHCP-Server, if you reconnect. But that's not for sure. And if you additionally have some rules for who has access to the internet, and who has not, it could be, that the ip address of the server has changed due to DHCP and the new ip isn't allowed to access the internet due to your access-rules.
Feb
18
comment “Network unreachable” outside of LAN
Which distribution do you use? How do you set up your network interface? e.g.: /etc/network/intefaces or /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
Feb
16
comment “Unable to resolve hostname” - how to cleanly change hostname without rebooting
you edit all ourwebsiteOFF in the file /etc/hosts to ourwebsiteLIVE and execute command on command-line hostname ourwebsiteLIVE then re-login.
Feb
15
comment Tunnel AFP over SSH over Internet
yes, you should. one port can only be used by one service.
Feb
14
comment Groups differ from the local ones when logging in remotely
did you do pam-auth-update and a nscd restart?
Feb
14
revised Groups differ from the local ones when logging in remotely
added info.
Feb
14
comment Groups differ from the local ones when logging in remotely
maybe add it to "Relevant entries from nsswitch.conf" in your question.