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MySQL Workbench

because I laid "dbCooper" to rest when I left PhrozenCrew.

1 cat. 2 sugargliders

If I owned this place and Hell, I'd rent this place out and live in Hell. - Toombs

Shaken, not stirred.

When I'm sufficiently bored, I take a "power nap".

Everything is on the Murtaugh List.

"nsswitch.conf - System Databases and Name Service Switch configuration file" Nothing in /etc/nsswitch.conf "executes", perhaps you have another example?

The audio is usually first victim of "modern content delivery" mechanisms. Netflix content via my Roku device exhibits this behavior. Some audio content/scenes/sound_whatever on cable-HD are all over the map. I remember Rabbit-Ears!

rm -f !(filename.ext) or rm !(*.tex|*.pdf) deletes all except the tex and pdf files are just 2 examples.

[Record whatever comes out of your speakers...](http://www.bournetoraiseshell.com/article.php/20101116231547304)

have you installed nfs-common?

Looks like it would be the name of the host you are sending the email **through**...which may or may not require authentication. Here's the clue I found at http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?t=84555 SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "smtp.oceanfree.net" HTH

http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/336 may help you.

http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/netos/Spy-on-Yourself-with-tcpdump-3442341.htm

I too analyze what is done on that show when I watch it periodically. It's awful. "Writers" make stuff up from other "grey|black-hat technologies" they've heard over the InterWebs, or worse, from other badly produced TV shows or movies with technically impossible scenarios. Other shows do it too, not just …

http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2008/10/import-and-upload-data-to-mysql-tables-using-mysqlimport/

"internet history" from cli history file?

[URL="http://corz.org/serv/tricks/htaccess2.php"]Prevent Hot Linking section[/URL]

Some Hands-on analysis is required... in terminal on the infected host... Do NOT run this as root unless it's run from the users' /home/$user directory [CODE]find `pwd` -name *.php -exec grep base64_decode {} \; > ~/infected.out[/CODE] then let's count the number of infected files... [CODE]nl ~/infected.out | tail -1[/CODE] Then …

Servers: 1. CentOS 2. Debian (Not a derivative) Desktop: OpenSUSE 11.4 but being in IT as a SysAdmin, you get called on to troubleshoot a lot of things. Knowing a little about a lot can help greatly, the biggest task is the package-manager, after Security. after yum, apt-get and zypper, …

Terminal > [CODE]xwininfo[/CODE] click on desired window... and check the terminal for "Window ID" output... Window id: 0x4e000a3 "Window title from PID (script) - Ubuntu Forums - Mozilla Firefox"

Are you behind a router by any chance?