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by nisa 12y ago
Is this also dangerous to common FastCGI-Wrappers? E.g. this is used by Virtualmin: #!/bin/bash PHPRC=$PWD/../etc/php5 export PHPRC umask 022 export PHP_FCGI_CHILDREN PHP_FCGI_MAX_REQUESTS=
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by nisa 12y ago
inurl:cgi-bin "inurl:\.sh$" 320k results here. The slash and $ made a difference but they are not parsed as regex other chars work too. Not sure what's going on here.
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by nisa 12y ago
> Why not just have just a single, highly extensible desktop environment instead? I'll likely get flak for this but that's what KDE is (or could be). KParts¹ is great. Just press F4 in Dolphin. Drag And Drop works quite well. I
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by nisa 12y ago
Yes. I don't intended to argue about that. For that systemd is perfect and I like using it too. I mean such problems as a hanging boot in an lxc-container where I've once got only a (not a lot on google about that at this time) re
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by nisa 12y ago
Yes. Shell scripts are it's own unique kind of hell. I'm really speaking on my behalf here. I can read shell good enough to follow and debug issues in it. However digging into internals of systemd and its interactions with dbus an
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by nisa 12y ago
> They have an inherent vulnerability in FD passing where you can cause the peer to lock up. (It's kind of unfair but I could not resist): Just like dbus today? http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2352-1/
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by nisa 12y ago
> What's opaque about Free and Open Source C code? Everything if you are sysadmin/developer trying to fix an issue. At first you need debugging symbols to pinpoint the problem, then you need to read the source.. it all takes ti
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by nisa 12y ago
Opaque C code that sits in lots of spread binaries and some end-user documentation in man pages don't help you a lot if have to debug an issue. It's okay from a user perspective but with systemd (or other complex systems that rely
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by nisa 12y ago
> It's not like they did a hostile take over of udev. http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2014-May... (via http://redd.it/2a2tz5 ): > Also note that at that point we int
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USN-2352-1: DBus vulnerabilities(ubuntu.com)
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by nisa 12y ago
Wow! Thanks for your reply. I've experienced some minor issues with severe broken disks where the SPL layer discards the disk but the zpool is still online. It's not a major issue and I've yet to encounter the issue again I&#
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by nisa 12y ago
I'm not the op but I'm running ZoL on a small cluster with 200 HDDs and 50 machines. I've also tested btrfs. Why is ZFS better (IMHO): + Tooling. The zpool and zfs commands are clear, easy to use and well documented. btrfs e.
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by nisa 12y ago
> Failed to issue message call Reminds me of some mad attempts to debug some problem in Unity/GNOME... I gave up pretty fast after stranding on orphaned freedesktop.org pages.. I distinctly remember ranting on reddit about the probl
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by nisa 12y ago
Sorry if I was unclear. I stumbled upon a few issues running ZFS on Linux that are known and on the development roadmap. Things like ARC integration and better failure handling in case of disk problems. I don't run anything big on Free
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by nisa 12y ago
This looks great!
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by nisa 12y ago
Yes. I'm running ZFS on Linux and while ZFS is really great it's not really good integrated in the kernel and sometimes pretty unstable at least in my rather esoteric scenario... Despite other claims FreeBSD suffers similar proble
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by nisa 12y ago
I'm just a lowly student assistant that deals with a lot of Linux machines running Hadoop but I'm totally in love with these presentations from Joyent and the SmartOS guys. I seriously considered moving to SmartOS as ZFS and Zones
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by nisa 12y ago
You won't make a lot of friends here with this kind of reasoning. Please refute the article in a way that is at least somewhat open to scrutiny from the wider audience. That should at least include concrete examples and preferably sour
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by nisa 12y ago
> in the U.S., that would be 0.2 IQ points roughly per person.. These IQ points are not equally distributed. The poor and the very poor will suffer far more from these problems - they are likely a rather small minority in the U.S. Wikip
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by nisa 12y ago
`parted` always makes me nervous. It's probably not so bad but the changes are instant.
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by nisa 12y ago
35$ are about 26€ - it's definitely possible in Germany. You can buy 1kg oatmeal for 1€, 1kg yoghurt for 1.50€. 2kg whole-grain bread for 3€, 2kg potatoes or pasta or rice for 2€, 10 eggs for 1€, Then you have plenty of possibilities
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by nisa 12y ago
It's an illusion. I, too share this thinking through. Beside doing things you regret when drunk - like making an ass out of yourself when talking to more sober people in bars or feeling shitty the next day... it does not make you exper
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by nisa 12y ago
I've added this PPA: https://launchpad.net/~numix/+archive/ppa and installed the icons and theme packages. KDE: QtCurve with custom colors and widgets configuration file: https://github.com/nu
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by nisa 12y ago
> So I'm curious as to what you're doing wrong. I really enjoy KDE. I just don't like fighting it. Likely a combination of using stock Kubuntu and having tons of files in my home-folder caused the problems. I'm now us
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by nisa 12y ago
I don't feel strongly about widgets - I just did not like how KDE does them. I can rotate them.. cool. They have some funky mouseover-menu..cool. What about the functionality? Ah... well. It's not there. But as I've wrote.. I
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by nisa 12y ago
I already did that and I'm quite happy with the performance at the moment. Kwin really rocks but I'm hesitant to become friends with the plasma concept in KDE. Ranting from my gut on news.yc is not really productive but I really t
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by nisa 12y ago
I have huge respect for everyone involved in KDE and OpenSource software and I'm writing this on KDE 4.13 but damn... it still sucks. Maybe I'm the wrong user.. but I do programming and do sysadmin stuff most of the time.. First t
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by nisa 12y ago
like this? http://freebsd.1045724.n5.nabble.com/Thoughts-on-jail-privil...
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by nisa 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zolt%C3%A1n_Dani
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by nisa 12y ago
How would I monitor SSD drives SMART values? I'd like to know when the SSD is about to brick... These are the values for a Samsung 830 SSD: ID# ATTRIBUTE_NAME FLAGS VALUE WORST THRESH FAIL RAW_VALUE 5 Reallocate

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