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I also see that we started talking about separate things again: I'm referring to a dedicated hardware firewall, running secured Gnu/Linux.

The original question was: With most router's adding...

Out of idle curiosity, what extra value do you perceive from a dedicated hardware firewall?

A good many of them are linux based to begin with, and a savvy Linux admin would be able to make a...

klackenfus Thanks for your reply!

I've lately found myself in the "Super-paranoid Sysadmin" mindset and was wondering what other people do to reasonably secure their home networks.

X: I...

Please note that all of the downstream hosts are "locked down". Granted I trust my ability to lock down my Linux boxen more than the Windows and Mac hosts, but I can at least say that they're locked...

Hey guys!

<Tangent>Firstly I'll open with a tangent: I'm happy to see a number of new posts on JL.com! I was wondering if the majority of users deferred to their distro-respective forums, and if...

I work for a company that makes high-end AV equipment, but I myself am no expert on the audio aspect.

Our current servers can process the gauntlet of audio; including the current "hot trend" HD...

I realize that this thread is a couple weeks old, but I have a similar mouse issue to what rdrandal is reporting in a regular Laptop, running CentOS 5.5.

The only solution that I've found (Beware...

Open an xterminal (Which you most likely used to type in apt-get) and try to launch the application by name, in this case beable.

If that works, you could make a "shortcut" type thing on your...

The command should have ended at /MP3/backup. Copy-paste error (Or an error from editing the post).

I'll have to try the while loop: Thanks for the interest!

Solved, or rather band-aided.

I'm wondering if I've discovered a bug in BASH; I can get around it for my current task by setting a shell alias equal to the echo statement: please note, this is an...

Uh-oh, 30 lurkers and no replies! That doesn't bode well for my problem! :-)

Hey all, long time without a post!

I think what I'm doing is simple, but I'm apparently looking at it the wrong way and am now here asking for help!

Just a simple BASH for loop to read the file...

Reviving the old threads, huh?

Thanks for the interest JohnT. I actually stumbled across the answer at work today and was just getting around to marking it solved.

This was solved by changing the command used to gnome-terminal...

Thank the digital Gods that they aren't laying claim to a lowercase 'i' instead.

I am, but its a recent account.

bump.

I'm rusty here, but if I remember correctly you're on the right path.

I don't have a Debian system handy to compare, but on my Ubuntu box here at work the file you're looking to edit is this:
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It's been a long, long time.

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Long time no post. I have an issue that I think appeared in Ubuntu 9.10, and is no better in the Ubuntu 10.04 that I dist-upgraded to before I left work yesterday.

I'm sure...

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I hope its a fairly simple issue - I've built all required components for this screen to work, and it does, BEAUTIFULLY. I forgot how difficult life was before the TouchKit.

At any...

Hey everybody.

I'm of moderate programming capability, but I'm less so with PHP. I'll try to make this concise and not ramble as I tend to do with programming stuff!

I have a page that lists...

Hey all,

Has anyone ever seen one of these? A light switch with x-10 like on/off capability, has its own Local IP address and is connected over cat5/WLan to either the local network or a private...

Hey all - what a tired subject line. A new project my company is taking on involves lots of perl coding, with a XHTML / PHP / MySQL face. That's all fine and good, but for the life of me I can't find...

Oh yes, undoubtedly.

The issue becomes processing power - I want to offload as much as possible onto my Dell Blade server. The installation of X-Windows on the clients is really no big deal, but...