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Join the Mutaku Folding at Home Team We finally started our own Folding at Home (FAH) team. Click through for information on FAH, folding on the PS3 (and other machines), and the necessary details if you are interested in joining our team.
Grep a Tail to Monitor Your Access Log in Color Use tail and grep (egrep) to monitor your webserver logs and include some crude colorization.
Thawing Out A Frozen LinuxSometimes you just have to post some tidbits you find in the middle of the night. This one is one of my favorites I always forget...so straight from wikipedia...SysRq method of fixing a bad freeze...
Cook your RAW photos into JPEG with LinuxShooting in RAW format is great for the photography buff. However, when it is time to share with others, post on your photo gallery, or print at the local photo printing shop, you want something more portable. Here we'll look at converting RAW photos (specifically Canon's CRW format) into JPEGs using a batch command-line approach in BASH.
Automatically Backup WebserverThis is a start in our adventures of exploring some automated backup solutions. We decided to go simple and homebrew for the first method and used a shell script tied to cron to run mysqldump to backup the databases and rsync to backup some critical directory trees.
A Little Tidying UpAs you might have noticed, we are attempting to do a little tidying up in preparation for some new features and more active postings. So please bare with us while we make some changes to various visual aspects of the site.
Getting Links to Work in Spark on LinuxAs you probably know, we have setup openfire as an xmpp chat server. We use spark by the same people for a nice little client to interface with the server and chat with other users. However, in Linux, clicking links sent by users would not work. Read on for the quick fix.
Kernel Update to Fix Local Root ExploitThe Slackware team has released some kernel patches to fix the local root exploit you have probably read about recently. It seems that the updated kernel was available yesterday, but a lot of people, including us, did not receive the security advisory email due to some recent work on the mail server.
Netflix Now Exclusively Bluray If you are a Netflix member with and HD DVD player you may have received notice. But if you are still on the fence on choosing sides in the format war, take note: Netflix is now exclusively Bluray.
Daily Links Edition v2.11.08Monday
- Linux-Unix cheat sheets - The ultimate collection - Yellow Dog Linux Shipping With Yellow Dog PS3s - Linux Root Exploit Fixes - Anatomy of the Linux Kernel |
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