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Making Ubuntu/Debian Linux do it’s own DNS (Domain Name Service)

Posted by Wayno  Published in howto, Joe, Linux Networking, loni, Skill Level: Advanced, Skill Level: Medium

Making Ubuntu/Debian Linux do it’s own DNS (Domain Name Service) Okay so what is dns? Dns is the piece of software that translates the

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22

May

Help with Ubuntu’s 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Unity interface

Posted by Wayno  Published in Natty

Here is a a help site for those of you that want to learn more about Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal Unity interface Yes, this is a UK (United Kingdom) website. I have issues with Natty, so for the present, I am using Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meercat – 64 bit) Link courtesy Tucson Computer Society. Hope [...]

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21

May

A little nonsense….Survived the Zombie Apocalypse

Posted by Wayno  Published in Humour

I was a little bit-er about missing the Zombie Apocalypse. (remember bits, nibbles, and bytes can hurt you!) okay enough with the bad puns. Let’s try a limerick: A computer once goofed quite badly. It paired two programmers quite oddly. When he’d bill and coo, it was in Fortran-2. Whereas she dug Algol, quite sadly. [...]

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17

May

Ubuntu to switch from GDM to lightdm

Posted by Wayno  Published in Uncategorized

If this is anything like Unity…. Ubuntu to switch from GDM to lightdm Wayno

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13

May

Pinguy OS (An alternative version of Ubuntu)

Posted by Wayno  Published in Skill Level: Easy, Uncategorized

Stumbled across this (literally) today: This OS is for people that have never used Linux before or for people that just want an out-of-the-box working OS without doing all the tweaks and enhancements that everyone seems to do when installing a fresh copy of Ubuntu or other Linux based Distro’s. Might have to give it [...]

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10

May

Linux File Structure Chart

Posted by Wayno  Published in Skill Level: Easy, Uncategorized

Very nice diagram of the Linux File System Thanks Jeremy for the link. Wayno

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9

May

Checking Ubuntu/Debian Linux for a rootkit virus

Posted by Wayno  Published in loni, Skill Level: Easy

Linux is impervious to Windows Virus. BUT, that doesn’t mean there aren’t some malicious people out there, who would like to steal our open source goodness. 1. On Ubuntu, search for rootkit yeilds: apt-cache search rootkit the following packages. chkrootkit – rootkit detector rkhunter – rootkit, backdoor, sniffer and exploit scanner unhide – Forensic tool [...]

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7

May

Creating a USB Flash Drive Startup Disc for 10.04 lts

Posted by Wayno  Published in Skill Level: Easy, Skill Level: Medium, Uncategorized

Unfortunately, you CAN NOT use Ubuntu 10.10 to create a usb flash drive startup disc for Ubuntu 10.04 lts! Known issue. Jordan_U: cjae: Yes, it’s a known bug as there were incompatible changes to syslinux between 10.04 and 10.10. The solution then is: 1. Download the 10.04 iso. 2. Burn the iso to a cd, [...]

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2

May

Mounting an iso9660 iso file in Linux (ubuntu/debian)

Posted by Wayno  Published in DVD, Joe, Skill Level: Easy, Skill Level: Medium

In a previous article, I showed how to install the FBReader programme. I download the April 2010 Dual Layer iso torrent from the Project Gutenberg Site. I opened the torrent in Bit Tornado (Ubuntu 10.10 comes with this), and downloaded the iso. Took about 6.5 hours on a 3 meg connection. The file is a [...]

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2

May

Simulate a terminal in WordPress

Posted by DynamicDesignz  Published in Skill Level: Easy, Uncategorized

Simulate a terminal session within WordPress shows the use of this command You can “simulate” a terminal screen by using the command below: <pre id=”terminal” user=”wayno” computer=”homer”>shows the use of this command</pre> You would include whatever terminal input/output before the /pre tag.

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