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1 vote

Kernel compilation options on gentoo with genkernel

0 votes

Is there a way to dump whole directory ownership and modes, recursively, on Linux

1 vote
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Postfix disable sending email yourself

1 vote

Encrypting shell script

1 vote
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Restricting Internet access for Windows users using Ubuntu Server + Webmin

7 votes
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How can I find my Oracle 10g server version?

1 vote
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Do I need SPF, and how do I set it up?

4 votes

Disable SSH for non root users

4 votes
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Update BIOS on Sun Fire X4150 server

0 votes

How to use sniffer to troubleshoot SMTP traffic?

0 votes

Setting up ajaxterm with apache

0 votes

Auto mount network share

1 vote

Setting Apache2 PATH environment variable

0 votes

Why my webserver is using just 2 cores? (8 cores available)

1 vote

Httpd problem, suspect an attack but not sure

8 votes
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Which DNS Black Lists would you recommend to discard spam in pre-queue?

4 votes

How to log processes shown in top by user to a text file?

0 votes

What are some good guides for setting up your first Apache HTTP Server?

1 vote

Tripwire and alternatives

2 votes

Are there any free software to test web server?

0 votes
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Can't log into POP3 account using Exim/Dovecot mail server (debian)

-1 votes

What is the easiest way to get mod_perl and mod_dav_svn integrated into Apache on Solaris 10

1 vote

How can I sort du -h output by size

1 vote

Which language is best for linux tasks

4 votes

Change root username - linux

2 votes

is there some sort of catchable trigger when one writes/deletes a new file in linux?

2 votes

What happens if a website does not have a robots.txt file?

0 votes

mod_headers not working for php + mod_fastcgi pages

3 votes
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Horde on Debian: packages or upstream?

0 votes

How to know how many files a process opened efficiently?