tmow

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bio	website	simbiosi.org
	location	Lausanne, Switzerland
	age	37
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I'm an Italian vagabond now established in Switzerland since 2006, I'm a knowledge devourer a proud father, an happy husband, a funny and honest friend.

In my (never) free time, I love DMing some RPGs, cooking, playing guitar, studying computer science, doing sport and never sleeping.

I'm a *GNU/*Linux PC.

I am/was working as

Senior System Architect of multi-tier WEB based application on Unix/Linux architectures.
Unix specialist with strong knowledge in Open Source solutions.
System Integrator and Application Solution Analyst.
Unix and Network administrator.
Java and Unix System Performance Analyst.

My tech specialties

System Administration: Unix (Solaris,HP-UX,AIX), GNU/Linux, Windows NT, 2000, Dos. Network Administration: Alteon, DNS, Sendmail, Postfix, Radeon, Routers Cisco, Switches, Nokia Firewalls, IP tables. Programming: Shell Scripting (bash, ksh), PHP, AWK, sed, perl, ant, maven, GNU Make, LaTEX, XHTML, HTML. Application Administrator: Weblogic Server, OneToOne Portal, BEA Tuxedo, Vitria BW 4.2, JBoss, Jakarta Tomcat, Apache WebServer. DB Administration: MySQL, mSQL, PostgreSQL.

	827 reputation	bio	website	simbiosi.org	visits	member for	3 years, 4 months
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Dec 29	comment	I'm trying to set up a LAMP server so it's totally anonymous, any suggestions? Wow! This is a good subject, you earned a +1. Well, I'd use the Apache Conditional logging, so that you can avoid to log if the user is requesting one particular URL blogs.sitepoint.com/2004/02/18/conditional-logging-in-apache Then, I'd use captcha and similar other technologies to catch not human beings. So that the user have just to decipher an image to submit a story and finally I'd develop text filters in your web app, in order to catch spam like messages, so that a Human can then approve or not the story... This is a long discussion :-p
Dec 29	answered	I'm trying to set up a LAMP server so it's totally anonymous, any suggestions?
Dec 29	comment	Can I Exit my SSH Client After Starting an Update? @petrus thanks :-)
Dec 29	answered	Can I Exit my SSH Client After Starting an Update?
Dec 29	revised	Sun Directory Server 5.2 performance edited tags
Dec 29	asked	Sun Directory Server 5.2 performance
Dec 29	answered	How can I test the security of my server?
Dec 29	comment	Is there a free virtual player for commercial use? I consider really dangerous trusting Oracle. Is possible to run qemu on windows but performance are slightly lower. Why don't you consider to use a Linux box and run windows in the VM? It's what I do and perfomarmances are really much better then using VirtualBOX on windows.
Dec 29	answered	optimal folder structure for storing 100k files on a USB drive
Dec 29	answered	Is there a free virtual player for commercial use?
Dec 29	comment	Ubuntu guest on Vista host using Virtualbox @Robert No, it won't and probably it's the reason why you have performance issues, but maybe others have some ideas.
Dec 29	comment	ctrl-v key on AIX As the comments below are hidden by default, I found out that it works with: print $'\E[01;32m hello' ((( Not with \e )))
Dec 29	comment	Block facebook even in the case users get their hands on tor, freegate and similar applications I agree, it's dangerous to have frustrated and angry users.
Dec 29	comment	ctrl-v key on AIX Weird, but this is the solution: print $'\E[01;32m hello'
Dec 29	comment	ctrl-v key on AIX On ksh93 with $'' I have the same issue, it prints just the code inside the parenthesis. So far the first solution is the only one the works as expected.
Dec 29	answered	Ubuntu guest on Vista host using Virtualbox
Dec 29	awarded	Commentator
Dec 29	comment	What can cause kernel out_of_memory error? Seems to be a known rsyslogd bug never solved (read the last post). bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=509292 I'd advise to report it again.
Dec 29	comment	Software Versioning Software @Matthew that's a good idea, much much more easier to use then SVN. Conisder it's the one used for the GNU/Linux kernel development ;-)
Dec 29	comment	ctrl-v key on AIX So, blue is green, sorry for the mistake. I'm doing all the test on a Solaris host at the moment, anyway I've the same issues. I use a ksh88, but I can switch to ksh93. Version M-11/16/88i (ctrl-v on command line). /usr/dt/bin/dtksh print ${.sh.version} Version M-12/28/93d green=$'\e[01;32m' doesn't give me any error on ksh88, but it doesn't expand the escape sequence. On ksh93 $'' the same green="$'\e[01;32m'"