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The answer to your question depends on what the cards are, and what you do with them. In general though, adding more cards to your PCI bus at least has the potential to lower the...
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Hi there,
The answer to your question depends on what the cards are, and what you do with them. In general though, adding more cards to your PCI bus at least has the potential to lower the...
WebDAV over SSL would be a better option, I'd say. Anything that didn't support the DAV extensions (eg a phone) would still have plain HTTP to fall back on.
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Disk encryption is not intended to be used in this way. Software like Truecrypt is designed to prevent someone with physical access to your hard disk from reading your data. It offers no...
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Null terminators are pretty commonplace, but software implementing a protocol that doesn't use them could, in theory, mishandle them. HTTP, for example, uses CRLF terminators.
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I'm curious... Why have you chosen to put /var/log in a partition of its own? The only reasons I can think of are ...
You plan on creating & rotating so many logs so rapidly that your...
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The problem is with the use of %{HTTP_HOST} in your RewriteCond directive. The regular expression you're testing for will never match a hostname. In any case, since the rule appears...
Damn... I can't see anything missing. I wonder could be problem be something more basic, like something turned off in about:config.
I'm not sure what's causing that xulrunner-related error, but I...
It's been a while since I built firefox from scratch, but if you post your ./configure output, I'll do my best to find the problem.
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In general, applications in /opt are self-contained binary packages that aren't necessarily linked against the rest of your system. Consequently, they'll be pretty generic builds, and...
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Unfortunately, recovering an encrypted home directory is designed to be impossible unless you know the password.
I'm afraid those instructions don't apply, since you don't know...
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Yep... It's a perfectly reasonable plan. There are a few alternatives to dual booting your Mac though, which might or might not be suitable ...
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Darwin is very Linux-like....
Ah... Sounds like ImageMagick'll do the trick, alright.
You could convert your images to greyscale & grab their average colour (ie greyness) with "identify". Alternatively, you could just scale...
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Sounds like ionice is what you're looking for.
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It'd be helpful to know a little more about what you're trying to achieve ... Exactly what you mean by "light" makes a big difference. For example, one approach would be to measure the...
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What board/version of Ubuntu are you using?
The more information you post, the better an idea forum posters will have of where to start (and what's likely to be achievable).
As a...
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One option would be to run tail -fn0 /path/to/access_log as root, grep the output for the URL you're interested in, and pass the originating IP addresses as arguments to something like...
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I'm not sure how deleting keyrings creates a security problem. :confused: If anything, surely it would have the opposite effect.
You might be interested in...
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The /proc interface to the kernel configuration is not enabled in Ubuntu by default. Presumably the idea was not to bloat the kernel unnecessarily. It tends to be copied into /boot...
That's simply not true. Linux files (whether system-related or not) can be stored on virtually any filesystem. Out of interest, what makes something a Linux filesystem?
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Afaik Windows doesn't support virtual memory filesystems, so in order for Linux & Windows to use the same partition, your Ubuntu would have to use swap files too, which could be quite a...
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I'm not a Windows user, but afaik Microsoft has decided that certain devices should not need more than one partition, so Windows conveniently ignores them.
Apparently, one way around...
No, you could be right ... Some SSD manufacturers might well offer that feature. I can't imagine it being terribly useful though!
It basically just boils down to running the ATA protocol over an...
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I can only answer some of your questions, but your post has gone unanswered for a whole day now, so here goes ...
Off the top of my head I can't remember ... The best way to be sure...
Not really... If you're adding /dev/sdc (for example) to an array, as opposed to /dev/sdc2 (for example), partitioning is not really relevant. In any case, repartitioning a disk rarely alters more...
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Why not stick with the standard nomenclature? If you're defining two arrays, you should call them md0 and md1, rather than (a pretty ambiguous) md01 and md1.
Assuming there's no...