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answered Atomic repo to just update Ossec and not the rest is that possible for Centos 6.4?
May
11
comment gnome-terminal won't launch because it crashes every time
You will also find some errors in your ~/.xsession-errors file.
Apr
23
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Apr
23
comment Setup static IP in redhat 6
You probably want to make sure that the network service starts on boot, so you'll want to run /sbin/chkconfig network on as root.
Apr
21
answered Installing packages and tools on a local non-standard directory
Apr
21
answered delete file with name --help.tgz
Apr
15
comment Centos 5.3 - Need to use 4 com ports without resource conflicts (system has 6 com ports)
Can you at least try running the latest 5.9 kernel?
Apr
6
answered Unix mail command not sending email
Apr
6
answered Passwordless ssh on archlinux (after ssh-copy-id still prompts for password)
Apr
6
comment Passwordless ssh on archlinux (after ssh-copy-id still prompts for password)
typically it means your home directory or .ssh/ directories do not have correct permissions. check out the remote end's syslogs for errors from sshd.
Apr
1
comment How to add an item to the Applications menu?
Since this is an application in the 'danny' account, you could put it in ~danny/.local/share/applications/newitem.desktop, which will only show up in the 'danny' user's menus.
Apr
1
comment How to install cpp in RHEL 6.3?
By the way, the 'cpp' package you're seeing for "Red Hat Linux 6.2" refers to a something completely different than Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Red Hat Linux 6.2 was released in the year 2000.
Mar
30
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Mar
22
comment Where does UNIX look for login information? eg where it finds what to do?
The graphical login components of OSX aren't open source, so it's unlikely you'll be able to see the source of it (and do you know Objective C? Because that's likely what its written in). OSX isn't a great place to start learning about the internals of the OS due to its closed source, try Linux or one of the BSDs.
Mar
16
comment Cannot access to web server, but can ssh to it
Check your iptables firewall rules, you might be blocking port 80/443, as well as ICMP ping, but allowing ssh. If you don't have a firewall running, it might be your routing table, but that doesn't explain everything.
Mar
16
answered What is the kerberos keytab file used for in UNIX/AD kerberos authentication?
Mar
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Jan
25
answered Display dialog from pam_exec environment at login?
Jan
19
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