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| bio | website | lamolabs.org/blog |
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| location | United States | |
| age | 40 | |
| visits | member for | 2 years |
| seen | 3 mins ago | |
| stats | profile views | 222 |
Worked in the tech field for over 15 years. Started out learning basic on an Apple IIe then on a TRS-80. Been interested in computer hardware and software my entire life. Consider myself lucky that my hobby as a kid/adult is what I get to do everyday earning a living.
Stolen from @Mokubai:
First, please put down the chocolate-covered banana and step away from the European currency systems.
You may consider how to ask a question.
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How to set-up a online SVN server on my laptop You're going to have to be more explicit in what you've done thus far. Can you access this apache setup using your outsie IP address, for example? |
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answered | Bactrack5 + VMWare + GNOME Fail |
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How to set-up a online SVN server on my laptop Is your computer behind a router? If so you'll need to some additional steps to create a map of port 80 (Apache) on your router so that it directs any traffic to the port 80 on your laptop. |
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reviewed | No Action Needed Dual boot windows 8 and Linux Mint 13 (based on Ubuntu 12.04) |
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answered | Remove USB flash-drive write-protection |
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Finding RPMs for Install @vonbrand, yup, I see it in 100+ systems I support. You're advice is dead on to Kevin. |
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Finding RPMs for Install @Kevin, Vonbrand is 100% correct. If it isn't available there are probably good reasons. Regression tests need to be performed, the new version might have bug fixes for other OSes, not RHEL, so they may be skipping it. There are really a whole slew of reasons. On such a core package such as OpenSSH, I would leave it up to the distro entirely. |
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Finding RPMs for Install Sorry @Vonbrand, my comment wasn't to you, to Kevin. |
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Finding RPMs for Install If there is a package available, I would expect it to show up in the RHEL RPM Network prior to showing up in other places. Even this assumption is really dependent on the specific package. But in general that's why you pay for RHEL RPM Network. |
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Finding RPMs for Install @Kevin - That assumption isn't a good one. There isn't really any correlation to a new version being available on a particular software's site vs. an RPM being available. |
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Finding RPMs for Install What commands have you run thus far? |
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answered | Concatenating thousands of files: > vs >> |
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reviewed | Close The fastest desktop environment for Mint 14 |
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reviewed | Close Linux snapshotting issues |
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reviewed | No Action Needed Why no other distros/spins based on openSuSE? |
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reviewed | No Action Needed How to creat a.out with default file name? |
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Change Password of a user in /etc/shadow added replacement command |
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Change Password of a user in /etc/shadow Why can't you use changing password programs? @JoelDavis asked the question as a comment on your question too. Just curious. |
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answered | How to create SHA512 password hashes on command line |
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reviewed | Close `ps | grep | kill` aborts my script prematurely |
