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    Maybe there should be an old farts forum for the...

    Maybe there should be an old farts forum for the rest of us who drop by once a year.
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    What do you have in /var that's taking up all the...

    What do you have in /var that's taking up all the space? If they're just archived logs, then it's safe to go ahead and move them somewhere else, like a CD if you want to keep them, or just move them...
  3. Correct me if I'm wrong, but with CDs, don't you...

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but with CDs, don't you normallly have to have the audio file already recorded *before* you can burn it? If that's the case, then I'm not sure you can record and burn...
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    Or if you're that paranoid, the IronKey...

    Or if you're that paranoid, the IronKey
    http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/security/99f1/
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    Don't completely overlook other development...

    Don't completely overlook other development environments though. Knowning vi is definately a plus but if you're planning on getting a programming job, knowing how to use other IDEs shows that you're...
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    It seemed you already knew about gcc from your...

    It seemed you already knew about gcc from your original post, so I assumed that you knew how to use it. Save the code in vim into a file, say code.c and compile with gcc: gcc -o code.exe code.c That...
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    Try running top and ps aux See if there's...

    Try running top and ps aux See if there's something running.
  8. You might try using the CDPATH environmental...

    You might try using the CDPATH environmental variable instead. Check the bash manual for further details. Assuming you have a directory /foo/bar:

    export CDPATH=.:/foo

    Now typing cd bar will...
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    You should probably have just posted this in the...

    You should probably have just posted this in the programming question. What is your questions exactly? How to compile a program or how to write the program in vi? vi is just a text editor. Just type...
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    Actually where I work everyone uses vim. Just so...

    Actually where I work everyone uses vim. Just so much easier for development on UNIX/Linux. I haven't used emacs in ages, and I don't think I really would. It's not like vim or some other vi clone is...
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    I'm a little late, but I guess better late than...

    I'm a little late, but I guess better late than never. Mike was an awesome contributor to this site and he'll never be forgotten. He helped a lot of newbies get over the Linux hurdle and his efforts...
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    I think you're right. Upon closer inspection of...

    I think you're right. Upon closer inspection of the error message, it looks like su works, and bash can't be found when it tries to launch it.
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    I remember you. Hello! I drop by once in a while,...

    I remember you. Hello! I drop by once in a while, hardly ever post anymore, but it's nice to see some of the old folks still visiting.
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    The new Motorola phones are running Linux. If I...

    The new Motorola phones are running Linux. If I could get my hands on one I'd tinker with it for sure.
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    Probably a good idea to go ahead and add /bin,...

    Probably a good idea to go ahead and add /bin, /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin in there as well. However since you need root privileges to edit /etc/profile, you can go ahead and use su by typing /bin/su...
  16. There you go. If the files are hidden, then some...

    There you go. If the files are hidden, then some clients won't show them. You should be able to configure the client to display all files including hidden ones though.
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    If you run top you should be able to see what...

    If you run top you should be able to see what process is consuming all the memory.
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    That's because the value of nsswitch isn't...

    That's because the value of nsswitch isn't changing. You're asking for the value of nsswitch outside of the inner loop, which means that once the user enters anything other than 3, that loop will...
  19. Can you see the files with other FTP clients?...

    Can you see the files with other FTP clients? Also, are the files being uploaded as hidden files (files that begin with a dot)?
  20. Head over to sourceforge and see what's being...

    Head over to sourceforge and see what's being done over there. I'm not suggesting that you take someone's project and finish it (although that'd be very cool), but you could get some ideas as to what...
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    See if this works: yes | e2fsck /dev/sda4 ...

    See if this works:

    yes | e2fsck /dev/sda4

    The yes command will continously print out a y which you can pipe into a program that asks for a yes/no input.
  22. Thread: about IPFW

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    This might be of some help. ...

    This might be of some help.
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    I guess it depends on who you ask....

    I guess it depends on who you ask.
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    Installing Slack isn't hard. It's...

    Installing Slack isn't hard. It's straightforward, and you get a pretty minimal install. If you want something really barebones, check out Gentoo (although I wouldn't recommend compiling the entire...
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    If you have a wireless laptop that you use at...

    If you have a wireless laptop that you use at home and bring outside to other wireless networks, then yes, I would recommend using a software firewall. At home I'm protected by my router, but when I...
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