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I fix computers what can has the broken.

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awarded  Yearling
Mar
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answered tools for user account management for solaris and linux platforms
Feb
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awarded  Nice Answer
Jan
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awarded  Revival
Oct
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answered Using Apache / Kerberos / Keytab to Authenticate Redmine Users Against Active Directory
Aug
11
answered How To Tell Puppet To Only Install Using Pip If A File Doesn't Exist
Aug
11
comment How To Tell Puppet To Only Install Using Pip If A File Doesn't Exist
This will cause the carbon-cache.py file to be removed each time, but the package will still be installed repeatedly.
Aug
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comment Puppet - Restart a service in a different class
I don't know of one.
Jul
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comment Puppet - Restart a service in a different class
I think I don't understand your question. If you include the "ntp" class in the "ntp::client" and "ntp::server" classes, are you not able to use those resources' names directly, e.g. 'Package["ntp"]'? Can you post some --debug output of it not working?
Jul
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awarded  Revival
Jul
10
comment What is the difference between du -h and ls -lh?
df reports the number of remaining blocks * the filesystem block size. In this case it'd be more like du, as even partially-used blocks are considered fully allocated. df basically translates statvfs, so you could look at that system call to get a better idea of what's going on.
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awarded  Constituent
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May
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awarded  Yearling
Jan
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awarded  Good Answer
Jan
18
answered run script as user who has nologin shell
Jan
12
comment Identify AD Group Type: Distribution Group or Security Group
Which "User Interface" are you referring to? Do you have access to the Active Directory Users and Computers interface? If not, how would you look at a list of groups that you'd like to know this about?
Jan
7
awarded  Nice Answer
Jan
3
comment Automatically find permission problems of a directory
I don't understand what you mean; how does it not work for /? When I run tree /, I get what looks like reasonable output to me.
Jan
3
answered Automatically find permission problems of a directory