If you're not using it, it's your fault. I personally don't know if I reach a site through IPv4 or IPv6, as my system tries to resolve the v6 address first, and falls back to 4 if there aren't any 6 addresses. All my admin is done over IPv6. If you don't want to use it, well that's up to you. Look up 6 over 4 tunneling. Look up v6 tunnel brokers - https://tb.ipv6.bt.com/ is a good one.
Because if we didn't our computers would crash when we ran out of RAM.
Why is that then?
Assuming the OS has enough ram for itself, the other apps should act as though limits are artificially enforced by ulimit. Try ulimit -H -m 1 (if I remember rightly)
I think Debian take all this licencing stuff far too seriously. They have some insane clause about the kind of software they can include in their distros. Personally, I think they should include anything that they are legally allowed to.
Warning, your system clock is 1 year out of date.
[root@presroi.de root]# ntpdate ntp.demon.co.uk
20 Apr 11:39:09 ntpdate[23473]: adjust time server 158.152.1.76 offset 1284989826352.108067 sec
Thankyou;)
I doubt that anyone, posting as AC or not, would actually be so silly as to post their real password. (Taco, can you find out what IP address comment #5760196 came from and drop me an email?:) ) Don't forget - you're only pseudo-anonymous.
But they all boil down to can you read a file, or can you write to a file. That's all there is to it. You can execute a non executable file by ../somefile or you could copy the file somewhere and change the permissions so the execute bit isn't mandatory.
I don't know what they're talking about, but if you compile XFS in, all the acls libs, and then compile Samba, you get something that you couldn't tell from Windows. Apart from the uptime, the speed, the security....
It doesn't sound like that to me. "Dyoo too" or "Joo too" is how I'd say it. I'd probably say joo too actually.
And the could/couldn't care less thing is quite interesting. Americans tend to use could and British tend to use couldn't. I think if you couldn't care less, then you are already caring about it as little as you can. Whereas if you could care less, you are caring about it too much already:)
I have it. But you have to be able to establish a direct connection with the other person. And if you're both running iptables/$windows_firewall then you're out of luck.
Something else I've started trying to write is a GPG plugin for licq. Now that would make more sense. But I'm not good enough at C++ to do it. If anyone would like to help out with this, please visit my site, and leave a comment somewhere.
I know for damn sure that nobody's getting into mine without permission.
That's quite a statement..;)
I'm not saying I could do it... But there are some very clever people out there. One thing I've learned is never to underestimate others.
So, stick a file on your machine with your online bank details, and your credit card numbers, and post your IP address:)
The application "dwi2.exe" could not be opened, because it has not been approved by the system administrator.
C:\> ren dwi2.exe notepad.exe
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Or even better - look into Mobile IP. http://www.ipunplugged.com/ is a box we are trialling now. Uses care of addresses, and IPsec. (Oh, and our 3G works nicely;) )
It's like people that would be surprised if the lottery results were 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. "That's not random, is it?", they'd cry. It's just as likely as any other combination.
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And to test your IPv6 connectivity - http://ipv6.umtstrial.co.uk/
Why is that then?
Assuming the OS has enough ram for itself, the other apps should act as though limits are artificially enforced by ulimit. Try ulimit -H -m 1 (if I remember rightly)
Wonder what it'll make of the fact I just load them all up and then select the random play option? :)
Lol, true, I didn't pick up on that.
Imagine making your RAM-based swapfile bigger than your total RAM. Swap in, swap out, swap in, swap out...
Some kind of debate that would be.
"You're only allowed to participate in this discussion if you agree with what we tell you to agree with."
I think Debian take all this licencing stuff far too seriously. They have some insane clause about the kind of software they can include in their distros. Personally, I think they should include anything that they are legally allowed to.
Lol, relax guy, I was making a joke :)
Warning, your system clock is 1 year out of date. ;)
[root@presroi.de root]# ntpdate ntp.demon.co.uk 20 Apr 11:39:09 ntpdate[23473]: adjust time server 158.152.1.76 offset 1284989826352.108067 sec
Thankyou
I doubt that anyone, posting as AC or not, would actually be so silly as to post their real password. (Taco, can you find out what IP address comment #5760196 came from and drop me an email? :) )
Don't forget - you're only pseudo-anonymous.
grep -ri 'should work'
Lol, love the sig ;)
But shouldn't it be wc -l for lines matched?
Surely the stegosaurus name should be reserved for whatever app they make that hides information in jpgs, mp3s, etc?
But they all boil down to can you read a file, or can you write to a file. That's all there is to it. You can execute a non executable file by . ./somefile or you could copy the file somewhere and change the permissions so the execute bit isn't mandatory.
Hmm, not so sure. All that portmap baggage is annoying. And there is no username level security.
I don't know what they're talking about, but if you compile XFS in, all the acls libs, and then compile Samba, you get something that you couldn't tell from Windows. Apart from the uptime, the speed, the security....
And the could/couldn't care less thing is quite interesting. Americans tend to use could and British tend to use couldn't. I think if you couldn't care less, then you are already caring about it as little as you can. Whereas if you could care less, you are caring about it too much already :)
Does anyone else think it's a bit silly to make the "smallest" subnet /64 ?
Go for IPv6. You can get a /48, which is 2^24 subnets each of 2^64 addresses from most ISPs, tunnel brokers, etc.
Something else I've started trying to write is a GPG plugin for licq. Now that would make more sense. But I'm not good enough at C++ to do it. If anyone would like to help out with this, please visit my site, and leave a comment somewhere.
Hey Linus, how's it going? This OS you wrote is really something, you know...:o)
That's quite a statement.. ;)
I'm not saying I could do it... But there are some very clever people out there. One thing I've learned is never to underestimate others.
So, stick a file on your machine with your online bank details, and your credit card numbers, and post your IP address :)
Couple of remote roots in Samba, a local ptrace in the kernel and a few OpenSSL probs to get you on the system initially.
C:\> ren dwi2.exe notepad.exe
Or even better - look into Mobile IP. http://www.ipunplugged.com/ is a box we are trialling now. Uses care of addresses, and IPsec. (Oh, and our 3G works nicely ;) )
It's like people that would be surprised if the lottery results were 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. "That's not random, is it?", they'd cry. It's just as likely as any other combination.
Unfortunately wget doesn't support IPv6 or I'd snag it over v6 just for the hell of it.