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SSHFS-MUX
27.06.2014
Home »  Issues  »  2014  »  165  » 
 
, I only keep some basic source and job scripts in /home/jlayton. To run my job, I have a third filesystem, /project/laytonj, where I store my input and output data. I can combine the HPC filesystems
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Host-Based IDS
14.12.2015
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a cron job is automatically installed when you install AIDE, the tool checks the changes and mails them to the root user. AIDE can also output the results to any URL (aide.conf report_url entry) so you can
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Kernel News
03.06.2016
Home »  Issues  »  2016  »  188  » 
 
that explanation at all. He replied, "That's far from a solution and I wouldn't recommend to anyone doing that. We cannot expect each and every program to do glibc's job. The purpose of a system call like getrandom
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Harness the Web from the Command Line
28.03.2017
Home »  Issues  »  2017  »  198  » 
 
of rather excellent text-mode browsers, I was soon browsing Reddit threads and Wikipedia pages at lightning speed, despite my terrible connection. The actual job of browsing was being done on the Pi, so only
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Revisit IRC
28.03.2017
Home »  Issues  »  2017  »  198  » 
 
privileges to change the topic, ban users, and perform other jobs. The next thing you'll want to do is set your nickname. Use the following: /nick SomeNameHere Use whatever name you like, but if it
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The Linux Foundation
23.12.2019
Home »  Issues  »  2020  »  231  » 
 
is more important to all of us, and KernelCI is [a] long time coming. And good for those guys to have gotten there. LM: What has the job taught you? How has it helped you grow as an individual? JZ: Yeah
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Lunchbox Portable Pi
04.08.2020
Home »  Issues  »  2020  »  238  » 
 
think Linux is the reason they have become so popular in nanocomputer projects. With the considerable computing power of a Raspberry Pi, you can automate many jobs. The latest model 4 has 4GB of RAM
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DIY Read-It-Later Tool
04.06.2022
Home »  Issues  »  2022  »  260  » 
 
using applications such as Calibre, a simpler solution would do the job just fine. You can modify the script to have it sync the contents of the Library directory to a remote web server. Here's an example
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Kernel News
30.08.2021
Home »  Issues  »  2021  »  251  » 
 
that he had personally given feedback on Paragon's NTFS code, and adding that Paragon had done a very good job of responding to that feedback. Not the best start for Rafal, but definitely not unheard
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Reverse Shells
23.08.2023
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is to use a cron job. It is sometimes possible to add a line to a script that runs with root privileges and creates a reverse shell with elevated permissions. However, keeping things simple, you could also

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