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Forum: BSD 07-13-2004
5,606
Posted By obitus
You might want to try just the kern and mfsroot...
You might want to try just the kern and mfsroot floppies and install over the network.

But of course, before even doing that, you'll want to check out the FreeBSD handbook...
Forum: BSD 07-13-2004
3,001
Posted By obitus
I would suggest against using BSD for a normal...
I would suggest against using BSD for a normal desktop machine. Don't get me wrong, I have a FreeBSD workstation, however it's primary target is not desktop.

A breakdown of which BSD is suited...
Forum: BSD 07-07-2004
3,744
Posted By obitus
Some other things worth noting about FreeBSD...
Some other things worth noting about FreeBSD 5.2.1

5.x now supports background fsck's when soft updates are enabled. It creates a snapshot of the filesystem, and does a filesystem check on that. ...
Forum: Linux 07-07-2004
9,042
Posted By obitus
Just so you know, you can put in 'auto' in the...
Just so you know, you can put in 'auto' in the FSType field and it'll try to figure it out (based on the filesystem drivers loaded in the kernel)
Forum: SuSE 07-07-2004
156,415
Posted By obitus
New Toy! (Linksys wrt54g)
These come pre-installed with linux and there are some firmware upgrades which will enable telnet. Probly the cheapest Linux machine you can buy.


system type : Broadcom BCM947XX...
4,307
Posted By obitus
tail -f logfilename | perl -e 'while (<STDIN> )...
tail -f logfilename | perl -e 'while (<STDIN> ) {if (!/-\n$/) {chomp;} if (/^-/) {print "\n";} print $_;}'


That should work. The while(<STDIN>) is waiting for an EOF, you may want to disable...
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Posted By obitus
You'll need a console client that supports SSL. ...
You'll need a console client that supports SSL.

Debian for example has the 'lynx-ssl' package.

Check if your distro has an SSL-enabled lynx package, the use something like:


lynx --source...
4,386
Posted By obitus
Is it so you can read a document for example? ...
Is it so you can read a document for example?


less filename.txt


That will display a page at a time.


Or what did you want done between each line? Sleep for 1 second?


cat...
8,795
Posted By obitus
Personally, I don't know orcale. However,...
Personally, I don't know orcale.

However, how would you normally import the data? Is it like a text file with SQL statements, or a CSV file or something?

If there is a tool for orcale that...
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Posted By obitus
It all depends on what you are trying to import. ...
It all depends on what you are trying to import.

For example, importing a compress MySQL database dump is easy:

zcat myDatabase.sql.gz | mysql -u username -p databasename
4,307
Posted By obitus
Re: thanks
I personally use http://www.perldoc.com for my own references. The perl manual pages are very well written and organized.

As for using perl for extended purposes (more then simple text parsing),...
4,307
Posted By obitus
Try this: cat logfile | perl -e 'while...
Try this:


cat logfile | perl -e 'while (<STDIN>) {if (!/-\n$/) {chomp;} if (/^-/) {print "\n";} print $_;}'


If a line does not end with '-', get ride of the \n, if a line starts with '-',...
4,605
Posted By obitus
Something like: echo "Content-Type:...
Something like:


echo "Content-Type: text/plain\n\n"
env


Should work.

However, on my OpenBSD machine, csh's built-in for echo doesn't seem to handle '\n' properly. So read the manpage...
Forum: Tips and Tutorials 06-15-2004
22,457
Posted By obitus
PERL & CPAN Intro for Newbies
So you want to learn a unix scripting language that you'll be able to use in any situation? Perl is your answer !

This is a little intro to installing CPAN modules. If you don't know what CPAN...
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Posted By obitus
If time is money, its not cheap any way you look...
If time is money, its not cheap any way you look at it.
Forum: Linux 06-15-2004
3,599
Posted By obitus
I was thinking, technically he could make use of...
I was thinking, technically he could make use of his unix machines in his winblows environment to a limited degree.

If he installed cygwin, and built some cross compilers on his unix machines, he...
Forum: SuSE 06-14-2004
156,415
Posted By obitus
Here's another one worth posting (one of our...
Here's another one worth posting (one of our standard dedicated servers):


processor : 0
vendor_id : GenuineIntel
cpu family : 15
model : 2
model name :...
7,141
Posted By obitus
You could also look into cygwin...
You could also look into cygwin (http://www.cygwin.com/).

It'll let you do lots of UNIX things in windows.
Forum: Solaris 06-12-2004
4,207
Posted By obitus
Whenever I need quick temp space, I do some...
Whenever I need quick temp space, I do some cross-filesystem symlinking.


Create a directory in /home (eg. /home/tmpdir)

Then symlink the directory that is used for package spooling to the...
Forum: Linux 06-12-2004
3,149
Posted By obitus
How do you connect to your ISP? Dialup? ...
How do you connect to your ISP?

Dialup? Cable/DSL?

Check out http://tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/networking.html
Forum: Linux 06-12-2004
1,952
Posted By obitus
Which exact 'UNIX' are you trying to download? ...
Which exact 'UNIX' are you trying to download?

I don't fully understand what you are trying to say here.
Forum: Cybersecurity 06-11-2004
2,549
Posted By obitus
I don't think you really understand what a honey...
I don't think you really understand what a honey pot is. A honey pot is a machine with fake services on it that tries to attract crackers and (most of the time) logs them so they can be dealt with....
Forum: Cybersecurity 06-11-2004
10,126
Posted By obitus
Re: Denial of Services Attacks and Vulnerabilities
I think the big thing here is to consider the damaged posed *BY* operating systems. With certain commercial operating being unwilling or unable to fix published (and unpublished) security holes in...
Forum: SuSE 06-11-2004
156,415
Posted By obitus
Alpha cpu : Alpha cpu...
Alpha

cpu : Alpha
cpu model : EV56
cpu variation : 7
cpu revision : 0
cpu serial number :
system type : Rawhide...
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