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The reason I copied the private key too is because I'm trying to deply IPSec for basically all communication on the LAN, and some of the clients are not physically secured. A determined person could...

I've set up IPSec between two Windows 2000 boxes and a Debian Sarge box using X.509 certificates. I set up a ceriticate authority and signed keys, etc. Connectivity works, but here is the problem:...

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GNOME does not have transparent menus "and all that." I remember seeing a patch for drop shadows awhile back, and there may be other patches out there. But they are not in the official GNOME...

Okay, thanks bwkaz. That's very clear.

I think I understand why. If I omit "%d" printf treats the return of strlen() as a char*, and prints until it gets to NULL and so goes over the end, hence the segfault. Thanks for the help.

#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
char buffer[] = "blah";
printf(strlen(buffer));
}
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>

It should be a piece of cake. Of course, some distributions will be easier (like Red Hat or Mandrake). It would also be good if your motherboard can boot via USB, but most recent ones can.

You...

Think of it as a 5 x 2 matrix:

1 2
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5 10 You see, int x[2][5] means you have a 2 arrays of 5 integers each. x[0] is colored in blue and x[1] is colored in red.

Damn, people need to stop even suggesting that it makes this community look bad! Obviously it was not a colloberated effort by the entire community. It doesn't make us look bad.

Not to mention,...

It shows up on the right of the address bar when you open an image such as .jpg or .xpm in Nautilus. That's okay anyway, those links were a big help. I should've spend more time searching. It also...

Thanks for the info. I downloaded a bunch of GNOME source and looked around, but I couldn't find the code for "View as Image" in Nautilus. I think it should be a gnome-vfs, right? I didn't see it...

I have no programming experience with GTK or GNOME, but I figure the best way to learn is to jump right in, so I want to add some options to the right-click context menus in Nautilus. But I need...

You realize that software such as OpenOffice, Evolution, and Mozilla is not GNU software? Software may be licensed under the GNU GPL, but that doesn't make it GNU software.

In GNOME 2.4, I think ~/.gnome_desktop is a symlink to ~/Desktop. Try changing that to something else, like ~/gnomedesktop. That way KDE and GNOME will have seperate desktops.

You don't need to remove GRUB when you reinstall.

If you don't care about the data that's on the hard drive, Red Hat can just automatically delete and partition all available space.

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FYI the Linksys Wireless-G router runs Linux. :)

If you want to use it as just a router and not a gateway, you can login to your router, goto Setup -> Advanced Routing and change it to Router. ...

You can check your firewall settings with /sbin/iptables -L, although that probably isn't it.

You should also try to connect to localhost or 127.0.0.1. Ping yourself, then ssh to yourself (or...

Since you are not using the code itself but rather the algorithms represented by that code, it is a bit unclear. I guess the best thing to do would be to simply ask the author, who will probably say...

I am not sure specifically to Gentoo, but in Red Hat you would do /etc/init.d/networking restart and in Debian you would do /etc/init.d/network restart. Look in /etc/init.d/ for something similar.

That's not quite true. You cannot prohibit someone from using software licensed under the GPL. Even if you yourself do not distribute to certain people, others could, and you have no right to keep...

Since you'll probably want to format after you partition:

mkfs -t filesystem device

Example:

mkfs -t ext2 /dev/hda3

I don't get it. Those two commands are the same. How come one works and one doesn't?

The image must be in XPM format unless IceWM was compiled with support for other image formats, such as JPG.