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The sys admin's daily grind: urlwatch
26.11.2019
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, the biggest problem is something else. Things on websites that I don't find relevant are constantly changing. For example, a daily newspaper that I regularly read displays job ads that change with every reload
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Everything Must Go
02.03.2020
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maintained. Figure 2 - You do not have permission to view this object. nload If you want to see a meaningful net load curve, but don't want to use a graphical tool, nload [5] will do the job
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The sys admin's daily grind: Adminer
27.03.2019
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it backwards. Behind his back, the trainees called him GRANT [1] father. Fortunately, I didn't inherit his job, because on my popularity scale, SQL ranks at about the same level as COBOL – I learned both once
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Welcome
29.08.2019
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the Linux mags. I knew about Linux Journal long before I had this job. In fact, my associations with Linux Journal date to an earlier era in IT publishing – back to when I was working for other magazines
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The sys admin's daily grind: find and fd
28.10.2020
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, there is a directory named /test where I try things out. Anything that proves useful is sent to Git; the rest just hangs around gathering dust until the cron job in Listing 1 sweeps it away without write access after
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FreeFileSync
28.11.2021
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Backing up data is still one of the most unpopular tasks for many users, even though it is no longer necessary to laboriously install and configure special backup programs to do the job. In addition
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Where Did It Go?
04.11.2021
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Of the systems I work on, about 90 percent are virtualized and 10 percent are legacy hardware servers. For many jobs, this makes no difference, but when I write scripts that call or change hardware
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Charly's Column: Pulse
05.03.2015
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In the past, I have covered various approaches to keeping files synchronized across two or more computers. BitTorrent Sync [1] does a great job here, but it's not open source. Pulse [2] is a GPLv3
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Welcome
04.07.2024
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-sentence change in the privacy agreement doesn't seem likely – the Sonos board knows it, and the consumers know it. A far better scenario would be for the US Congress to do its job, like the other governments
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Privilege Escalation
23.08.2023
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a very long list. Next I will look at another common route, namely by abusing cron jobs with tar. The tar command is available on the vast majority of Linux distributions and is commonly used to create

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