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This is part of the reason why I've left. What you can't have a discussion about this here? You want to move it to another forum that no one ever reads, so no one sees criticism.

If you drive...

What version of Windows Server. 2008R2 is a disk hog and needs quite a bit of memory as well. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/system-requirements.aspx

I really like KVM, but I...

Any of the "power-saving" drives will do this, but the WDs are very bad.

The thing is that the drives don't actually fail. The RAID hardware/software thinks they do and marks them failed. You can...

You'll probably want to run some sort of DLNA (UPnP) media server. I use Mediatomb (packages available) with great success. Some people also like PS3MediaServer (works with way more than the PS3) if...

He or she doesn't have your private key...

Are any of the drives "green?"

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ssh -v HOST Your port forwarding rules probably aren't working on your router.

Do you get a "Connection refused" error?

If someone has read access to a file, he or she can copy it.

It's not possible with any system.

Please provide a citation for this because it doesn't match any experience I've had with Windows in over a decade.



NTFS has evolved tremendously over its lifetime, and is dramatically...

I'm not even sure what you are trying to say here. It's a tautology to say that of all the files on your system "most files are accessible in an average amount of time." If you take all of something...

While Linux file systems historically tended to fragment less than the Windows equivalent, both are pretty good. NTFS is really a very good file system, although it's much maligned by some people...

Not true. Fragmentation is a concern with any rotating media. While file systems can mitigate this problem to an extent, fragmentation will degrade performance. There hasn't been good defragmentation...

At work, I have 2x 19" 4:3 and 2x 24" 19:16. I really like having the 24" monitors rotated to portrait mode. Monitors that are as tall as possible are the best for development. Widescreen monitors...

Setup your hardware like sj1410 says. You can set this up in iptables with four commands, and you're done with the firewall.


ipables -P INPUT DROP
iptables -A INPUT -m conntrack --ctstate...

There's no difference between the two when they are created. Hashes and keys are both outputs of a hashing function which accepts arbitrary data and performs a (ideally) one way function that creates...

Don't use Firestarter.

No this is poor programming on the part of Mozilla or Adobe. I'll break down this error message because I think that it will help people understand Apparmor.

Apparmor is designed to enforce...

It's because your disk is completely saturated. It's thrashing between reading and writing. Separate partitions doesn't matter because it's one hard drive.
When you login a Linux terminal, there are...

So because software engineering is more difficult than other types of engineering, it's not engineering? Software depends on the exact same rules that other engineering fields do: physics and...

1) No
2) sudo mdadm --add /dev/md1 /dev/sdd2

Actually that's incorrect. By binding mount points, it is possible to allow access to a particular sub-directory, without granting access to its parent. For example, if I want to give a user access...

Setup chroot for the users normally. You will need to bind /opt inside the jail. basically you will need to do mount -o bind /opt/ /home/jail/opt.

I agree with bab1 that this is teetering on...

There isn't anything competitive with AD on Linux. Samba4 is nowhere near ready for production use, and still wouldn't support nearly as much as AD does. Plus there's no decent user interface.
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Actually, Chrome's sandbox in Windows is significantly better than on any other platform.

There's several secure FTP implementations around.: wsftp, vsftp, and proftp. I remember hearing something very negative about proftp's security in the past couple weeks, but can't point you to any...