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LPI
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
11 Years Ago
by lewashby
When taking the
LPI
exam do you have to take both the LX0-101 …
Linux Certification Not Required
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by khess
….org"]Linux+[/URL] or [URL="http://www.
lpi
.org"]
LPI
[/URL]. Your best bet is to acquire experience from…
had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
… --sha-w- c:\documents and settings\all users\application data\
lpi
.exe 1998-10-01 20:22:12 6128 ----a-w…
Re: What Certifications do You Have?
Community Center
20 Years Ago
by TheOgre
… both the Linux+ and the
LPI
Level I and II certs (
LPI
= Linux Professional Institute, [url]http://www.
lpi
.org[/url]) just to…
Re: How do I learn Linux/Unix in a week?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by abhi.navale
…. download ubuntu pocket guide by searching in google
lpi
certification has online course selfstufy material. you will …get details from their website [url]http://www.
lpi
.org[/url] selfstudy material is provided by ibm here:… [url]http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/
lpi
/index.html[/url] useful command list: [url]http…
Re: What Certifications do You Have?
Community Center
20 Years Ago
by TKSS
…% of college). I'm working on some Linux certs from
LPI
and plan on getting my A+ (currently enrolled for A…
Re: Python! Thoughts?
Programming
Software Development
20 Years Ago
by twilli227
alc6379, I was starting to learn python. I am working my way towards
LPI
1, and was looking through 1 & 2. I found in topic 213, you have to be able to write simple perl scripts and install Perl modules from CPAN. So now I will have to start learning perl and come back later to python.
Re: Respectable Certificates
Community Center
17 Years Ago
by BillBrown
… technical things but it won't get you very far.
LPI
(Linux Professional Institute) produces a a couple levels of certification…
Re: Respectable Certificates
Community Center
17 Years Ago
by BillBrown
… good point. A Linux admin would probably understand what an
LPI
is and would likely feel comfortable discussing technical issues with…
Re: Linux Server w/ Windows Clients
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by Firewolf
About certifications: LPIC: [url]http://www.
lpi
.org/[/url] RedHat: [url]http://www.redhat.com/certification/rhce/[/…
Re: rpm
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
10 Years Ago
by here2serve
… know if the package matches the sum from the repo [
LPI
102.5 Use RPM and YUM package management](http://here2serve…
Re: LPI
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
11 Years Ago
by tlkummell
I have found that the Linux man pages are usually sufficient. man commandname or man -k searchValue
Re: LPI
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
11 Years Ago
by JorgeM
Good luck on your exams!
Re: Linux Certification Not Required
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by seanlynch
Ken, Just a small nit to pick. You mention the 'government paid for' a few times in your article. I was laid off in a plant closing and took classes paid for through unemployment. The money for this comes from the unemployment insurance that is taken out of our paychecks every day we work and earn. So it might be better to think of the …
Re: Linux Certification Not Required
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by khess
Sean, I didn't know about the insurance thing. It seems he had some grant or something. It was a long time ago so my memory of it has faded. I'm glad you got retrained and are successful--congrats. My anger wasn't really directed at him so much as it was the certification thing. People are free to change careers but it just seemed unfair to me …
Re: Linux Certification Not Required
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by joe.attaboy
Ken, I couldn't agree more. I'm a contractor inside the DOD and worked for many years for the Navy as a civilian. My current assignment wants us to have certs, but usually vendor-neutral (I'm taking the CompTIA Security+ exam this Monday, because I have to). But other than one Microsoft cert from a few years ago, I've been doing this work for …
Re: Linux Certification Not Required
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by Breaker
Well I think the vendor neutral certifications (certs) like A+ and Network+ do give you a solid grounding in understanding the basic principles. Experience is always preferable to certs no doubt. The only problem is getting your foot in the door to get a junior position, to get experience. Without any proof you have the basics down, you’re screwed,…
Re: Linux Certification Not Required
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by joetraff
Like the way breaker said I would like to ask the same question. how doesany one get experienced with consumer products and prove to employers, when they can’t qualify for the first job? <snip>
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
Also, all this was done in Safe Mode. Thanks so much for your help with this! Jim
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jak0b
in "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command" my default says: [B]"%1" %*[/B] and not "%1" "* like you wrote. Maybe that is your problem? I am running XP sp3. I removed one of those pest's last week as well, from a friends pc, and was able to start any .exe file from command prompt as long as I didn't …
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jholland1964
Jim,your MBA-M program is several years out of date,which is why it didn't find anything, because it can't, it's too old and that database does not contain the proper files to look for today's infections. You need to update that and run it again. Currect version number is[B] 1.51.1200 [/B]and current database, as I write this, is [B]6963[/B]. …
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
You said: [QUOTE=jak0b;1590831]in "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command" my default says: [B]"%1" %*[/B] and not "%1" "* like you wrote. Maybe that is your problem? I am running XP sp3. [/QUOTE] Sorry, mistype, that is also what I had, thanks anyway.
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
Ok, wowsers, I thought I was getting constant updates from MBAM, can you point out where that is done, so I can set it up? The new software found 6 more issues. I will paste the MBAM info here, and then the attach.txt file after it. Thanks for the help. I will check to see if I am running in normal mode. I figured I might as well send this info out…
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
Ok, I booted up in normal mode, and all my .exe files are disassociated. I again looked at the /command folder in the registry, and it looks normal. I am not sure how to fix this part. I think all the viruses are gone though. Thanks for noticing how out of date my MBAM was, I really need to make sure that is self updating. Please let me know how to…
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jholland1964
Please download [B][URL="http://support.kaspersky.com/downloads/utils/tdsskiller.zip"]TDSKiller.zip[/URL][/B] archive and extract it into a folder on the infected (or possibly infected) computer with an archiver (WinZip, for example); Run the TDSSKiller.exe file; Wait until the scanning and disinfection completes. A reboot …
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
[QUOTE=jholland1964;1591372]Please download [B][URL="http://support.kaspersky.com/downloads/utils/tdsskiller.zip"]TDSKiller.zip[/URL][/B] archive and extract it into a folder on the infected (or possibly infected) computer with an archiver (WinZip, for example); Run the TDSSKiller.exe file; Wait until the scanning and …
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jholland1964
Try running this to correct the problem with the .exe's [url]http://www.winhelponline.com/exefix_xp.com[/url] run that and reboot. Report back with the results.
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
Thanks, but it did not help. I am actually working on regular mode, but here are the problems: .exe files are not working, I get the "what do you want to use to open this file..." Word and Excel (also from the System Tray) say: Application not Found The only thing running next to the clock is Volume & Safely Remove Hardware, etc. …
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jholland1964
See if this helps. [url]http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_easy_file.htm[/url]
Re: had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone...
Hardware and Software
Information Security
12 Years Ago
by jimfive
[QUOTE=jholland1964;1591473]Try running this to correct the problem with the .exe's [url]http://www.winhelponline.com/exefix_xp.com[/url] run that and reboot. Report back with the results.[/QUOTE] No, sorry, no change. Not what I was hoping for. Thank you though, Jim
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