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Created by Elizabeth Ayer and Michael Francis Feb 5, 2009 at 3:30pm. Last updated by Elizabeth Ayer Feb 23, 2009.
Created by Elizabeth Ayer and Michael Francis Feb 5, 2009 at 3:28pm. Last updated by Dan Taylor Apr 19.
It seems like more and more customers from all walks and industries are using online means of payment. I think every client I've had, save one, in the last two years has either had an online payment…Continue
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Started by Wesley "Nonapeptide" in Jobs and Skills May 4.
How many folks are interested in going to the CentOS dojo in Scottsdale Arizona? More information can be seen here: …Continue
Started by Wesley "Nonapeptide" in New User Information Apr 29.
Looking to see how much interest there would be in a 2013 RHCSA group?I am thinking about a March 1 start date and end test date of June 30.Continue
Started by Shawn Russell in New User Information. Last reply by Nick Danger Apr 19.
HI, I have been looking at installing the yum-priorities package on the centos systems I manage. I think it's a good idea, because we have some additional repos installed ...So I have worked down…Continue
Started by steve soutar in General. Last reply by Wesley "Nonapeptide" Apr 19.
Here is some practical tutorial how to be instantly notified when something is going wrong in your system. Let's say you want to get an immediate alert if errors appear in some log file (it can be application log , system log or anything else).
So here we go.
1. Register a free account with Corp2World notification service at https://corp2world.com/Home/LogInAndSignup
It is…
ContinuePosted by Nirmal K Sh on February 4, 2013 at 3:00pm
There are still many server environments around where it seems to be normal that each and everyone from the IT department acts as a domain administrator. Mostly this is tolerated because of the simplicity of server management. The same is true for a lot of service accounts which are being used on server side.This way the application administrator doesn't have to worry about any access rights locally and within the Active Directory infrastructure.
The easiest way to reduce the domain…
ContinuePosted by Thomas Stensitzki on March 22, 2011 at 4:02pm
I see there are four suspiciously spam-like posts in the blog feed, which I saw in my RSS reader.
Unless, of course, "discount Uggs" is a reference to some SAN controller I am not aware of?
Discuss.
Posted by David Mackintosh on January 26, 2011 at 7:25pm — 3 Comments
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