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txutxu
11y ago
I use to restrict ICMP to echo/reply using -m icmp on iptables, but this uses just that kind of packets... Is there anyway to stop things like this at the corporate firewall?
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11y ago
There is years ago asciio, works well on linux environments, some distros have it already packaged, otherwise you can pull it from CPAN. Looks something like this: http://wiki.cornempire.net/_media/asciiart/diagra
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11y ago
In comparison to... (?) can traditional hosting scale vertically AND horizontally (worldwide)? can it downscale when there is no load?
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11y ago
Did upvote your sincerity. I've work with complex and critical linux firewalls, and I love some AWS networking aspects... Your comment was like a fresh air of sincerity. We all need to deal with domain specific issues. You need to be p
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11y ago
Does not work if I don't use a dot at the beginning of the extension. .tar -> enter -> works tar -> enter -> nothing happens I use an extract() function on my shell initialization files. It deals with most fo
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11y ago
I don't know who down-voted you and why. This other product has been around since many years ago (pre Snowden), and people has been connecting it to intranets, BI systems, etc: https://www.google.es/intx/en&#x
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11y ago
The day I did join I was stupid and did use my memory for the password. Latter I did create another account, yes.
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11y ago
Not sure about producthunt, but you should be ready for what people uses to call the "network effect". You cannot control who links and who clicks on the internet. Architectures like AWS, with elastic databases, server instances,
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11y ago
Well, In my opinion configurable autotuning exists. Do not confuse a server that never reboots, with a system that never stops. For example the AWS services integrate metrics to define behaviors (scale up, scale down, etc), you can implemen
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11y ago
Or... Try to build any product that offers larger amount of free evaluation period. If before 1 year, you have $paid_customers > 100.000, continue, go on, otherwise, just kill it. Also there is more services in AWS, than EC2 and S3. Only
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12y ago
> Does anyone know if the statfs() syscall is what df uses? There is no call to statfs() in the df source I found here [1]. Yes, it looks like df uses that: # strace -e statfs df /tmp statfs("/tmp", {f_type=
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12y ago
Well, a taxi license in Spain costs as much as a good new house. Maybe even two houses depending on the area. Historically, people needed to take big credits to start a taxi career. I'm not sure what is my position, but I've empat
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12y ago
Also... Are you in doubt if your server is vulnerable? just create this simple bash CGI file, and then get it called by us! Just in case your apache did not have any bash CGI as usual :)
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12y ago
With only static content (all logic implemented via cron). $ grep nginx /etc/passwd nginx:x:105:111:nginx user,,,:/nonexistent:/bin/false And the only other service listening in this machine is SSH, bu
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12y ago
I've seen it on many places to test shell scripts. For example: in the same bash interpreter source code. See files using the '.right' extenion [0]. I think it's a flexible approach, compared to using things as shunit, o
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12y ago
If the spot is education, I should say it has failed (maybe not in the US, I don't know there). Where I live, you can be happy if people knows what Linux is, maybe you find 1 between each 100 computer users. Teachers here does not know
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12y ago
A few (about 3) years ago, the company where I was (in Europe) did make money doing hosting over housed space. We did hosting (dedicated and virtualized servers), managed services, and re-housing, this is, rent again the racks/power&#x
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12y ago
If operations/systems is a second class citizen in your company, then you just live with that fact, minimize the headaches and maximize your other incomes. When you offer "hosting"... do you offer intelligent systems? advance
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12y ago
I used 'most' a few years ago because of the windowing support (this is before 'screen' did get support for vertical split). Also I did love about 'most' that it used to colorize manpages, when other pagers did
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12y ago
Well, I did made some assumptions, you're right on that. kachnuv_ocasek did cite the relevant part which did bring me there. I was a little bit selfish with my recommendation. I myself did start into programming just because I did use
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12y ago
Why read/watch? I mean... maybe you can enjoy coding offline ? You can git clone many things... the linux kernel, the openbsd source tree, the bootstrap project, whatever you love. And then hack on it ! On my external HDD, I use to bri
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12y ago
This is a fully open source project. And that, includes all the packaging and deployment tools involved and available (tons of options). Big corps (and users which avoid smartphones, certain social networks, marketing campaigns, etc, like m
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12y ago
Well, I was just thinking about a laptop/desktop version. I avoid smartphones (not by economic reasons) but I know I'm a unusual person. Your hands-free idea sounds interesting!
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12y ago
If i need a smartphone for it, sorry, it's not my network. Take it as a wish-list, I love the idea.
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12y ago
/var/spool/cron AND /etc/cron* This is, the personal cron tasks, as well as, the system cron tasks (/etc/crontab, cron.d/ , cron.hourly/ , cron.daily/*, etc). Depending on the distribution y
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12y ago
Well, it may seem positive, but here in the inferior south, that photos could destroy the day of many (sub)people. We prefer animals and tomatoes not grow in those conditions shown in the photos (we get them, at the same prices, but grow wi
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12y ago
Nice to read this. Now. There is no enough meat farmers in the Netherlands, to produce all the meat consumed _daily_ in the Netherlands. I´ve been living and working there. I'm a meat lover. The Netherlands is the Hell for a person wit
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12y ago
Everybody talking here about "recorded sex" etc, should know better about what "marabunta" is and how it's used in certain places and sexual groups. I'm totally with anybody which wants to remove any (own) sex-
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13y ago
If you can't access the site, your toughs about it's current content, look like a you're respectfully trying everybody to disrespect this. I'm happy about this movement. In 15 years of sysadmin, I can say that writing in
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13y ago
To add to your note: and does not work with (not so) old browsers.
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