Configure SSH without password

Why should I configure SSH without password Why should I configure SSH without password? Well, Some packages like openMosix(a Cluster Sofware) requires to execute commands remotely on other cluster nodes to get process list of remote host. For remote executing commands it uses rsh/ssh. SSH is definitely secure that rsh. But SSH must be configured … Read more

Mouting windows shares without Samba

To mount a window share you need not configure Samba for that Just check out that you have smbmount utility installed with smbclient -L you can see the list of shares from windows machines and to mount that use smbmount ‘share path’ regards

ssh HOWTO

using SSH from the gnulinuxclub wiki || what is ssh ? || 1 || ??? SSH is an acronym for Secure SHell, an encrypted connection technology that relies on public key encryptio n to encrypt your connections to and from machines, including the passwords and usernames || the ssh command i s a secure replacement … Read more

apt-get — Debian Package Manager.

A Team from WBUT, Kolkata, is started the efforts for Localizing the
Free/Open Source Softwares to Urdu-Indic Language.
URL: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=12378942

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apt-get — Debian Package Manager.

Summary:

apt-get is a powerful package manager used in the Debian Distro. It is
in-build capability to resolve the conflicts and dependencies.

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Setup Samba As Primary Domain Controller

Setup SAMBA as Primary Domain Cotroller When configuring Samba to act as an NT Primary Domain Controller, we’ll need to make extensive edits to our smb.conf file. To start, open /etc/samba/smb.conf in your favorite text editor and begin at the top of the file. The following is a sample configuration file for SAMBA as Primary … Read more

know more about your network

Ever tried to know more about your networtk like what is your network address and your default gateway and routing rules etc try ifconfig and route -n to know abou your DNS server ,check the file /etc/resolv.conf

tac — Concatenate and Print files in reverse order.

Mr Anand Babu (FSF-India Member) has developed the BiosConfig tool,
which reads/writes fields in the CMOS non-volatile store, most of
which are associated with various functions of the BIOS.
URL: http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/biosconfig

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tac — Concatenate and Print files in reverse order.

Summary:

`tac’ copies each file to standard output, reversing the records
(lines by default) in each separately. It is doing the reverse
function of the CAT command (TAC).

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Recover files from Linux filesystem

Recovering files from the Linux filesystem can be done using many software as well as inbuilt tools in Gnu/Linux R-Linux this is for recovering files from ext2fs filesystem recover project This is the genral methos for recovering files from all filesystems

umount — UnMount File System

BZip2 Translator Tool is developed by Venkataraman, Ankur and Shikka.
Using this translator, when mapped on a file, you can do bzip
compressed I/O (Like Read, Seek, Length).
URL: http://www.gnu-india.org/pipermail/gnu-india/20010307/000113.html

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umount — UnMount File System

Summary:

The umount command detaches the file system(s) mentioned from the file
hierarchy. A file system cannot be unmounted when it is `busy’, For
example, when there are open files on it, or when some process has its
working directory there, or when a swap file on it is in use.

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Gain of performance for harddisk by using 32bits transfers

Gain of performance for harddisk by using 32bits transfers

adding the line

hdparm -c3 /dev/hdX

to a bootup script. For SuSE and probably other SYS V based systems
/sbin/init.d/boot.local works fine.
This enable 32 bit X-fer for you harddisk. On some systems it boost xfer
performance by 75%.
To test how much you gained type:

hdparm -t -T /dev/hdX

from http://www.patoche.org/

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