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Software developer, system administrator, parent. In no particular order.

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Dec 7	comment	*An easy way to see what in /etc/init.d/ is running?** Edited to include known working versions of Ubuntu.
Dec 7	revised	*An easy way to see what in /etc/init.d/ is running?** Updated for Ubuntu versions
Dec 7	revised	*An easy way to see what in /etc/init.d/ is running?** added 21 characters in body
Dec 7	comment	*An easy way to see what in /etc/init.d/ is running?** :) Any thoughts on an edit - it looks pretty clear to me.
Dec 7	comment	*An easy way to see what in /etc/init.d/ is running?** That's why I said to install chkconfig! Because I run a variety of differeny *ixs at home and work, I checked --status-all on a 9.04 Ubuntu before I posted. Obviously, it could have been removed in 9.10, but it seemed unlikely.
Dec 7	answered	*An easy way to see what in /etc/init.d/ is running?**
Sep 4	answered	Apache htaccess .phps?
Sep 4	comment	mod_rewrite - how do I fail a rule if a header doesn't exist? Post the whole lot if you want, and we can go from there. Ideally, you want the most restrictive rule first on the list.
Sep 4	answered	mod_rewrite - how do I fail a rule if a header doesn't exist?
Aug 28	answered	Cannot Login as root
Aug 25	answered	Server became dead because of memory issue
Aug 25	comment	Server became dead because of memory issue First off, use the -v flags to ssh to check exactly what the problem is. ssh -vvv will give you many, many debugging messages which should tell you why you can't log in.
Aug 24	comment	Why is my apache log missing information? Going to need a bit more information about your config. These are not the same requests (as af) points out. Is one a redirect to the other? Does one have authentication required, and the other not?
Aug 24	comment	Why is my apache log missing information? Beaten by a couple of minutes :) Additionally, the 302 is happening while the user is not yet authenticated, so there is no userid to report at this point.