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After about a year of being a member of the community I am now Stack Overflow Valued Associate #9 (Or Server Fault Valued Associate #1 if you like).

Besides trying to keep these sites up I will also be writing posts for the [Server Fault Blog][2].

[2]: http://blog.serverfault.com/

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Jun
23
comment Linux Recursive Delete Keeping The First Dir
My system beats 10,000 :-) kbrandt@kbrandt-opadmin:~/scrap/lots$ for i in {1..50000}; do touch $i; done kbrandt@kbrandt-opadmin:~/scrap/lots$ cd .. kbrandt@kbrandt-opadmin:~/scrap$ rm -R lots/* kbrandt@kbrandt-opadmin:~/scrap$ See: in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/argmax
Jun
22
answered When to move a virtualized server to physical?
Jun
22
answered How do I master the UNIX find command?
Jun
22
answered How do I stop Ubuntu from starting daemons I've not explicitly asked to run?
Jun
18
comment How to use the Nagios check_disk plugin with autofs?
Good point I think, a good NAS should have SNMP support.
Jun
18
revised How to use the Nagios check_disk plugin with autofs?
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Jun
18
revised How to use the Nagios check_disk plugin with autofs?
added 403 characters in body
Jun
18
answered How to use the Nagios check_disk plugin with autofs?
Jun
17
answered Shell script to extract string from a file and return the next chars until a whitespace
Jun
16
answered Limiting a Remote VPN User to an IP address
Jun
16
comment How do I turn off the beep in the terminal in Linux?
I think 'Throwing the baby out with the bath water' would be unplugging the pc speaker ;-)
Jun
15
comment NIS passwd file always empty
You might consider using likewise open for authentication. I have NIS in my production environment and personally I find it to be hell, but I am sure others use it successfully. You can find people's opinions on the topic in other serverfault questions.
Jun
15
answered Windows packet sniffer
Jun
15
comment How can I add a word to each element of the array in Zsh?
With mine the i doesn't need the dollar sign.
Jun
15
comment How can I add a word to each element of the array in Zsh?
Also , make sure you reinitialize i to 0 each time you run it
Jun
15
answered How can I add a word to each element of the array in Zsh?
Jun
15
answered Getting correct linefeeds in emails generated from linux
Jun
15
accepted What are the implications of having two subnets on the same switch?
Jun
15
comment What are the implications of having two subnets on the same switch?
The 'why' is that our crappy old pos ERP system that is being moved can't change IPs without reinstalling every single client (and other AD issues). Thank you for the DHCP idea, I will have to explore that issue.
Jun
15
comment What are the implications of having two subnets on the same switch?
It is a production environment, but spoofing isn't really an issue in this case.