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X-ray/CT Technologist
- Interests
- Snow Skiing, Getting my BA Degree in Information Systems Security
- PC Specs
- Which one? 1.) Dual 1GHZ G4 Mac 1.5 GB memory 3 80GB HD's 2.) AMD Athlon 2.4 GHZ PC 1 GB memory, 2 80GB…
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 | Hi everyone. My name is Tim Cummings. I'm currently getting my Bachelors degree in Information Systems Security. This site is so full of information that it's intoxicating. I hope that I can gain a lot of knowledge from all of these smart people that contribute here as well as share …  |
| | I just had to creat a script that would recursively list files that woould equal or exceed X number of bytes with 2 arguments: the first one woould be where to start looking and the second the size to equal or exceed. For example ./test.sh /etc 5000 This is the … |
| | [QUOTE=MAD_DOG]Shell Programming for UNIX/Linux is finally over thank god! C/C++/Perl I hate that shit lol it's over and I learned something. 1&>2 = I dont really know if this is right lol or 1>&2 = Something is redirecting something lol[/QUOTE] This gave me a laugh. I'm currently in a Unix … |
| | When my CGI script is given input from my web page I get this error: Server error! The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request. Error message: Premature end of script headers: projest.cgi Does anyone have a clue as to what I'm missing here? I … |
| | Re: unix or linux ?? [QUOTE=DMR]Linux download site: [url]www.linuxiso.org[/url] Which particular flavor of Linux you choose is really up to you; [i]everyone[/i] who uses Linux has their own opinion on that one. ;)[/QUOTE] Where has this website been all my life!?! Thanks for sharing it. What a 1 stop shopping site that is. Any particular …  |
| | Running the Spybot and adware programs are an excellent idea. The IT department at work sweaars by these two utilities and so I use them too. In addition you might try to run the msconfig utility and go to the services tab and select hide microsoft services (which leaves all … |
| | Hi everyone. I am fairly new to Linux and I am taking a UNIX course. I have been asked to write a shell script and I am having a little trouble. I was wondering if anyone could help me. Here are my instructions -- create a script called command find_big.sh … |
| | For a good place to start, I would run the msconfig utility and go to the services tab and select hide microsoft services (which leaves all user installed services visible, then disable all of them and reboot. If this gets rid of it, the one by one re-enable the services … |
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