I have a hand-me-down server that I'm setting up at home and it's got 6 72Gb hard disks (as well as 2 18Gb drives that I'm using for the OS). What is the best way to configure those 6 drives?
Should I RAID 5 or 6, or go with something simpler, like mirroring?
I'm planning to use it to hold a so...
@Bob drill a hole through it, pour in that stump dissolver shit, wait a couple years, and hire a crew with a stump grinder to show up and make it go away
It's right in the corner between a stone wall, wooden porch and with two other plants next to it on the other sides. Would need to be a rather precise grinder.
I dunno, these pictures of stump grinders look like basically a long lever arm with what looks like a dado blade setup on the end. probably 8" wide or so
I was going to suggest blasting it out, but OP is already wary of setting it alight, a couple pounds of powder and a stick of dynamite is probably right out
How do I make dnsmasq reply to queries from internet or act as a open dns relay. I am running Ubuntu 14 and here is my dnsmasq.conf file:
no-resolv
server=8.8.8.8
server=8.8.4.4
port=53
domain-needed
bogus-priv
listen-address=127.0.0.1
I'm on my way out of a company doing tech work for an SMB (Small or Medium-sized Business) and I happen to be the only expert on various parts of the company's operation. I gained this knowledge through a combination of school, training and experience.
My boss has now asked me to write a step-b...
While your job is to do what your boss tells you, it is also your duty to perform your tasks state-of-the-art. So writing a HowTo should include who it is intended for, what qualifications the person needs, where he or she needs deeper understanding and why, and what potential risks come with the...
In the > 20 revisions that were made to this answer after I first created it, it now reads like a man page, in order to comprehend it, you first have to know a lot about cron. When I first wrote it, it was written for newbies who came to this page to learn how to use cron for the first time. That's what made it so popular. Another 20 revisions later, it will read exactly as the cron man page: Technically correct, but incomprehensible to people who don't already know how to use it. If I could delete this and re-write it, I would. Jeff and Joel should take note of this phenomenon. — Eric LeschinskiSep 4 at 12:25
My straight forward and easy to understand jumpstart to using cron was slowly replaced by a clone of the linux cron man page. Exactly the thing that users came to stackoverflow to avoid. Maybe there is a force to keep these things lofty and hard to understand on purpose to keep everyone but only the most dedicated newbies out? — Eric LeschinskiSep 4 at 12:31
Getting an XP box up on my local IPv6 network was... fun. Not.
So, in one image, here's the problem: XP's support for IPv6 is minimal at best. I don't believe it's possible to disable stateless autoconfiguration - or even to use anything but.
First off, I get my stateless autoconfiguration ju...
@Bob I was keeping it around for that reason, but I've dropped support as of the EOL date and if you want XP support from me you'd better come with a £5.5m cheque in hand...
Red Hat Enterprise Linux v. 7 Optional and Supplementary repositories were not available to EC2 clients, but now they are available. To use these repositories update rh-amazon-rhui-client package to latest version
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux v. 7 Optional and Supplementary repositories were not available to EC2 clients, but now they are available. To use these repositories update rh-amazon-rhui-client package to latest version
@Jacob I have, but not recently. I have to be home at 1900 to give my cat his insulin, so running home to do that makes crossing back to downtown not very attractive
@MichaelHampton I'm a Windows douchebag and even I hate wizards
99% of installation wizards are "next next next next finish"
The only variation on that is "next next untick "free" offer that is going to install shit, click *decline on the t&c for another shitty offer,no, I don't want the Ask toolbar, finish
4100 emails. That's the approximate number of alert emails that got auto-deleted while I was away on vacation. That number will rise further before I officially come back from vacation, but it's still a big number. The sad part is,...
@Aaronaught And I've lost count of the number of Windows programs which don't use Windows Installer or something based on it, and are therefore needlessly difficult for IT to manage. — Michael Hampton17 secs ago