Category: Work related
Use rasdial to command line operate VPN
C:\>rasdial /? USAGE: rasdial entryname [username [password|*]] [/DOMAIN:domain] [/PHONE:phonenumber] [/CALLBACK:callbacknumber] [/PHONEBOOK:phonebookfile] [/PREFIXSUFFIX] rasdial [entryname] /DISCONNECT rasdial Command completed successfully.
Linux: add a swap file
To add a swap file: Determine the size of the new swap file and multiple by 1024 to determine the block size. For example, the block size of a 64 MB swap file is 65536. At a shell prompt as root, type the following command with count being equal to the desired block size: dd […]
Grub boot without GUI
When booting, click any key to drop into grub booting menu, click Tab to bring up option line. Append 1 or 3 after the kernel line. Then it will boot without GUI. This is useful in case the X configuration is messed up. Normal booting will result a locked display as well as locked mouse […]
selinux use nfs home dir
echo “1 1” > /selinux/use_nfs_home_dirs
Get rid of “\\n” in files
cat fn.txt | tr ‘\\\n’ ‘ ‘ > fn.1.txt sed -i ‘s/ //g’ fn.1.txt mv fn.1.txt fn.txt
Launch X11 xterm windows from anywhere UNIX
tell application “X11” activate end tell
Fedora: Starting abrt daemon: abrtd: Failed to start: timeout waiting for child
This is listed as Bug 524469 but never a real solution was drawn. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=524469 However, this is an easy thing, that the user abrt was not created. This cab be figured by running $ abrtd -vvvv Cure: create the user abrt, as: abrt:x:399:398::/etc/abrt:/sbin/nologin Also you will need to make sure that certain lines exist in group, […]
Use md5 checksum to identify malware
1) download md5deep from here: http://md5deep.sourceforge.net/#download 2) run the DOS script: @echo off if exist c:\out.txt del c:\out.txt for /r c:\ %%a in (*) do (md5deep %%~sa >> c:\out.txt) This will take hours, if you have plenty files. Note: You can change the c:\out.txt to anything you will feel more comfortable, and use like (*.exe […]
Limited by AUTH_SYS, NFS can only handle 16 groups for each user
http://www.insectnation.org/articles/2007/05/08/linux-nfs-16-group-limit/ unless you’d like to suffer the kerberos auth.
linux Oops: I deleted an improtant file, can I undelete?
Linux does not offer a file undelete or unerase mechanism, especially in command line. To undelete a really deleted file, it take guru’s work like in http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linuxunix-recover-deleted-files.html This is the last thing one can do. However, if you take a few precautions, you may save yourself easily. There is a small package named ptrash, which […]