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Even with highspeed harddrives, the speed difference between RAM and permanent storage is a 1000:1. Your CPU would be starved for information. Of course you could design it to run off of cache, but that is just highspeed RAM on the chip. It is still temporary memory.

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[ActiveState Perl](www.activestate.com/activeperl) is what I used to use when I had to work in Windows. It was very good and complete.

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Rubberman has you running the command on the hour for 12 midnight, 5 am, 10 am, etc. 12 mins after the hour for 1 am, 6 am, ... 24 mins after the hour for 2 am, 7 am, ... etc. Very clever.

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Another place to start is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_scheduler

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MD5 and SHA(2) are used because they are fast to use and somewhat secure. Most popular for what?

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RAM is constantly being refreshed so basically uses constant power. But if you increase the amount of changes in RAM (large quantities of writes) over a given period of time, heat (and electricity usage) will be slightly increased.

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The [Bash Reference Manual](http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html) is another good resource for all things Bash.

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Many advantages to the CLI - especially it is easy to script and automate. What is e:? Are you referring to another computer or your E drive in your windows box? If another computer, what happens when you ping e? Does it resolve to an address? When scp sees a …

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Sounds like you need to install [SAMBA](http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/using_samba/ch01.html). LDAP permits authentication unto/from a Linux box, I am not sure if one can use it to replace an AD domain.

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virtualbox or xen Not sure what you mean by a light server virtualization software? Neither of these use a whole lot of resources, but the virtual instance by its very nature will.

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I think it is just you and probably temporary. That IP resolves correctly to canonical (the company producing ubuntu).

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If you are using SuSE, try using yast from the root user, as in: yast sw_install When you try to uninstall openssl, this will give a much clearer picture of what you are trying to do. Since the programs that depend on openssl are multitudinous, you will have to declare …

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1.I do not use my ISPs DNS. It is slow and often times unreliable. 2. Because it is locally useful, fast, saves on network traffic, & reliable. 3. Answered well by JorgeM above 4. Small businesses use for the same reason I use mine. Locally useful: I have internet domains …

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There are any number of [CPAN](http://www.cpan.org) modules that will assist with that. Search for XML modules and then excel modules. For more info you need to give us the code you have written and the errors it produces.

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What are you trying to accomplish? The reason I am asking is that 1. in many cases there are better ways to transfer files 2. RedHat 5 is very old

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Check your BIOS to see if the old computer has the ability to boot off a USB drive. Many older computers can not, depending on how old it is. It is easier to replace your internal drive, as rubberman said.

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I would start by doing some log parsing. That will give you an idea about how to use regexs (regular expressions) in a simple, but useful program. From that you can try dumping the info retrieved in a db or sending an alert.

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I think you want to send a message to every user on every device attached to your network, correct? If so you would need to have a program accepting input on each device and then have it go suid so that it could use the wall app. This is a …

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2. When the html is returned to your computer from the statement, pull the parts out that you need and redisplay as html, 3. & 4. adding the html code for the two buttons 5. & 6. Write a cgi script for each of the two actions There are many …

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@NewbieChameleon > I have the same problem installing OpenSUSE RPM's. I have downloaded some for testing and they have failed to install...Msg: 'Not RPM repository'. How do I get aroung this vexing issue without resorting to source compilation? Put all the rpms in one directory. Using YAST, add that directory …

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