yes there is some, that's why load balancers use hardware chips for
SSL protocol.
On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 8:23 PM, Celejar wrote:
> On Sat, 22 Jan 2011 21:00:12 + (UTC)
> Camaleón wrote:
>
> ...
>
>> And WPA2 with AES encryption is considerably slow. There are also
>> drawbacks when you enfo
Any Idea on why it doesn't work on a 2.6.18-openvz-13-1etch5-686 kernel ?
I tested 2 boxes and 2 variants of exploits, none worked.
I will take care of the "normal" ones :)
Max
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I have my tiny contribution to the horror stories :)
Actually, I have found everthing quite transparent, but my cache box
(squid/dansguardian) failed a little bit after dist-upgrade, dansguardian
would work for 15 minutes or so, then i would slow down till no traffic at
all, but nothing is re
Any unix, linux book will give you a good hint on posibilities.
If you need a comprehensive list of manuals, man pages is the closest one, i think
If you know what do you want to do, and think is programable, then I think your best bet is google for it, or ask on list.
There's a huge, in the tho
that it is not because
apache keeps child processes for faster response.
Max
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Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
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wrong regexp usage, and whats wrong with the output ?? what columns?
you mean rows ??
$ aptitude search kernel-image|grep 2\.6|wc -l
49
$ aptitude search kernel-image|wc -l
76
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ll send anything to any
output beside DISPLAY.
Max
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Linux garaged 2.6.9-rc1-mm1 #3 SMP Mon Aug 30 12:14:50 CDT 2004 i686
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O
Actually import and export commands are part of imagemagik suite.
xwd IS a part or X tools, and dumps a special format that can be
converted with imagemagik's convert to anything you like.
Max
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ng it dies, so it takes twice
as much space as it should.
Max
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error would be good, any hint on how are you trying, using dev=/dev/hdX ??
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pkill -u user
man pkill for great fun
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M-- V--
have you tried to remove cron an reinstall ?? maybe some file is corrupted.
Max
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perfect, I have it and some packages are missing,
but nothing important, I can work perfectly fine without them.
having said that, go ahead if you can handle little problems (which I
haven't had).
Max
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> Is there a utility like M$'s "Net Send *" that will pop up messages on
> connected users' x-sessions?
You can make it if the user allows you with xhost, you can send
virtually anything you want if you're allowed to.
man xhost
Max
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> Does Debian have a apt package gtk-devel, I need something like this to
> install some other software.
apt-cache search gtk-dev
apt-cache search gtk2-dev
Max
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mote
> machine, and I see the scp process is still running. I've been unable to
> kill it. Any ideas? (Also, any process on the cdrom, such as "ls
> /cdrom", also hangs, and I can't kill it either.)
Is it actually running or just idle or zombie ??
Max
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ffects system operation, but simply deleting unneded files up to more
than 10% of free space makes my system go to normal operation.
I have never done a backup, but I dont usually keep a computer for
more than 2-3 years. A hard disk failure, or related thing keep me
from keeping instalations for mo
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