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You may have a loose connector somewhere. How did you clean the dust out? I trust by blowing it, and not vacuuming it. Either way, you *might've* loosened a connector. First standard answer: disconnect A/C power, ground yourself to discharge all static you may have built up, then unplug and …

I believe /etc/passwd is 'keyed' on the username, and I believe the system uses only the first instance it finds. So while you can have many users with the same name, only the first entry will be used. However, you *can* have several user names with the same numerical user …

[QUOTE=Bushido Hacks;617328]npviewer.bin has not been a problem despite its quirks. Generally when Firefox crashes or hangs up, there is another npviewr.bin task listed, but that is easily killable. Secondly, as I was using top, the browser was open, and this page had an advertisement that was using flash, so npviewer.bin …

[QUOTE=meksikatsi;421334]... I'll take any and all suggestions, guys!! And I believe it's something very simple. But I cannot find it. Thanks to all, Meksikatsi[/QUOTE] [list][*]delete McAfee and Norton from the computer, if they exist. Simply turning them off will leave the network stack screwed up; at a minimum, they must …

One possibility is that (some) 2.4 kernels could be limited to 2GB file sizes. And/or some 2.4 filesystems could be limited to 2GB file sizes. Another could be that you have a process limit. Try 'ulimit -a' and see what the max file size is. If it's limited, 'ulimit -f …

[QUOTE=rolinski;591168]Hello! I would like to know how can I tell to count the number of -| (minus followed by a pipe with no space) expressions in one line using grep in a given file. I tried grep /\-|\ |/ | filename wc -l but this does not seem to work …

[QUOTE=Citrus_Crow;593700]Hi, I am currently running windows and was wondering what the advantages of running linux would be and what i would be able to do with it that i cant with windows. ...[/QUOTE] Using the computer as a tool, you can be *far* more productive using Linux (or almost any …

This is a somewhat more generic answer to the original question. Linux can run in as little as 4MB of RAM; one example of this is the DD-WRT firmware running on certain Linksys routers (among others). Other uses of Linux can require 64GB RAM and 8-way Opteron system. One *can* …

[QUOTE=nathanpacker;550693]... So 2000-1999.94 should equal 0.06 right? I just don't understand![/QUOTE] To find the best answer, you have to travel 30 years back in time. :) In a nut shell, you don't get exact answer all the time because binary floating point machine arithmetic cannot reproduce all real decimal numbers. …

[QUOTE=sinjix_media;386691]That's XP bare-bones bro. That's not even the default XP out the box look. Vista is the current Windows OS and it's pretty nice looking out the box even though it's an OSX rip. I mean, it's the second nicest, sleekest looking OS.[/QUOTE] I don't look for sleek or pretty …

One possible way would be to run a cron job every so often that:[list][*]fetches log entries with the offending requests from the previous interval[*]pipes the result to 'sed -e 's/ - -.*//'|sort|uniq -c|sort -r'[*]then feeds that result to a script that creates DROP rules for iptables.[/list] You can set the …

[QUOTE=fwso;551064]Today I opened a file with wim, I found that all the blank characters, commas, etc are highlighted as the following image shows, but I don't know what's the matter! I hope some one could help me to solve this problem, thanks![/QUOTE] Vim, with highlighting turned on, will highlight all …

Moving the script and noscript tags and content inside the body (where they belong), and changing onSubmit to onsubmit makes the file Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional (according to w3.org). Either way, the file works on Konqueror and Iceweasel on Debian/Linux.

One reason I've found for PK SSH to not work is file permissions. Make sure repository's .ssh directory is 'chmod 700' and the contents within it are 'chmod 600'. If there's any possibility that a private key could have been compromised, SSH will fail that method of authentication. N

I've created a fairly simple method for obfuscating email addresses as an anti-spam measure. It should work for any browser that supports JavaScript and a fairly modern Document Object Model (DOM). A composer window in the user's default email application will be opened. First up is the javascript function that …

Whatever you do, be sure you escape the result if you use it directly in a MySQL query. You don't want to be the victim of SQL injection.

Simply put, it is telling you that, on line 31: $row=mysql_fetch_array($result); $result is not valid. This is not guaranteed to work: if you pass $result to the 'next' page as a hidden value in the form, it might start working. But only if the database connection is maintained from one …

If you want to restrict access to those users who clicked a link on a specific web page, you would have to use PHP and reference $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']. But this value can't really be trusted. From the PHP manual: [quote]The address of the page (if any) which referred the user agent …

[QUOTE=Grantmitch1;501963]Until I figure out how to create passwords in a MySQL Database Im relying on HTML scripts to work. This does work, everything is good, except if I put it on the web people can discover the code by viewing the source. Now my question is, is there someway I …

Two snide responses: 1. Install the hardware it has found. 2. Never shut down the computer. :) A more reasonable answer: - discern what hardware it has found - possibly download the latest drivers for it - install drivers or tell the wizard where they are. To determine unknown hardware, …

I must be suffering a brain fart. I cannot figure out how to set up a user to be able to access a Win2003 server via FTP. I installed IIS with FTP and other required stuff I created an FTP server, using 'User Isolation', root is D:\userdir\FTP_ROOT I started the …

I'll second the notion of configuring SATA as IDE in the BIOS. I saw this once before.

[QUOTE=ft3ssgeek;415572]Hi guys, Has anyone here tried using the DD-WRT software on any of their wireless routers? It looks very interesting and I am really intruiged by the idea. For those who don't know, DD-WRT is a firmware update based on Linux and available for free under the GPL that you …

If you have a high-speed network connection, you should try Debian. I've been using it for years with no trouble. As long as you have relatively new hardware (not much more than five years old) and don't have hardware bits that are specially made for manufacturers like Dell, Gateway, etc., …

[QUOTE=papadon69;419956]... The office will have a total of 8 windows PC's. The patch panel is in the basement with 8 ports on it. Right now at our current office we only have 4 computers and we're using a 5 port wireless router. I was wondering if it's possible to use …

[QUOTE=Reliable;422745]Hello, I have a few questions about some networking i wanna do. 1. I think i know the answer to this but just to be sure is there a such thing as Offline remote networking? IE, can i network people in various places, particularly to a common server without the …

You should be able to configure the Linksys as a bridge (that is, it is not a router, gateway or firewall). If the OEM firmware doesn't allow this, then you might be able to install the [url=www.dd-wrt.com]DD-WRT[/url] firmware, depending on which version of the WRT54G you have.

And an example using sed and shell. It can be put on one line also, but I broke it up for readability: sed -e 's/.*HOST *= *//' -e 's/ *).*//' inputfile.txt | ( typeset -i i; i=1 while read a; do echo "ip[$i]=$a" i=i+1 done ) Because a 'freak' wrote …

Try this: Put your script in a file, addmondba.sh, e.g. As the last (or second last) line of the script, put in "rm -f /tmp/addmondba.sh" to make the script delete itself. Then: scp -p 15560 addmondba.sh user1@jupiter:/tmp ssh -t -p 15560 user1@jupiter su root -c "\"sh -x /tmp/addmondba\"" If this …

It is possible your motherboard fried; failed PCI slots are not unheard of. Have you tried different putting the NIC in different PCI slots? Check the RJ-45 pins on the card's connector. Ensure they are properly aligned; they've been known to get crossed up now and again. Pulling a USB …

[QUOTE=tcmullet;144161]... Building1: DSL-Line <---> DSL-Modem <---> Wireless-Router <---PC5-wired Building2: ... [/QUOTE] I'm late to the party, but thought I'd add my tuppence. It sounds like you might want a wireless link between building 1 and building 2. A Linksys WRT54G or any gateway/fw supported by DD-WRT ([url]www.dd-wrt.com[/url]) will handle this …