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on the lynx thing..... leave the |sh out. If you don't know what you are posting then don't post.

Your best bet on a linux system is to use wget which comes with most distros. For general...

Lets not forget to add....

bzip2 - another popular compression (alternative to gzip)
uptime - uptime and load
tree - directory/file listing (-H switch outputs in HTML..great for file listings)...

Amen

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overkill....way too much overkill. If you have stuff that is that sensitive you shouldn't have it on a laptop. (encrypted 5 times with 512...come on).

It's really close to the border of...

Haha...I love it...over 1.5 million machines infected already.
http://www.technewsworld.com/perl/story/31632.html

Some screenshots...
http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_100662.htm

What kind of soundcard? :-)

You mean emergency like the feds are coming over or......what?

delete the partition or physical drive destruction are going to be your fastest. Deleting the partion isn't guarenteed to get rid of...

Another great alternative is ettercap. Great for arp poisening and sniffing of switched networks. And you don't need X to run it. Runs in CLI

I agree but then I have to disagree. Too many of these so called "ar****" are putting out music that for lack of a better word..."sucks". I can't count the amount of CD's I've bought over the years...

We should just move all computer products to a binary prefix system. Gibi-byte= 2^30

Texas law seems pretty clear about it...

33A.04. Theft of Telecommunications Service

(a) A person commits an offense if the person knowingly obtains or attempts to obtain telecommunications...

Yeah well just ask Steve Jobs how well he [Gates] embraced Apple!

Rev: There's another way to do it using iptables string matching. I've just started messing with it. Similar stuff (above layer 3) has been discussed ealier in this thread.

Seabass

Yet another reason to use Postfix. Sendmail is a big whore that's always had and probably will always have bugs. And should be turned off by default on ALL linux distros (which it isn't). Plus...

http://www.lowth.com/p2pwall/

Now I believe checking the md5sum values was my first reply :-)

Anyway...if the numbers didn't match then that's probably your problem.

well....xcdroat is gui based. Start it up...set it up...create cd, pick tracks and write tracks. OR...

[seabass55@TFHS seabass55]$ su
Password:
[root@TFHS seabass55]# cdrecord -scanbus...

Any ofcourse lets not forget redhat
https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2003-279.html

Patch up!

Dude..skip that media check. I burn all my own ISO's with xcdroast. Check the md5 (md5sum filename) against the md5 when you downloaded it. And burn it. Then when you boot up skip that media...

You'll be fine. Just take your time. The install is pretty straight forward. I've installed it a few times. Installed it on this machine two months ago....rebooted after install and it's been up...

So insert CD 1 :-)

Did you verify the md5 when you downloaded the ISO? You know the beta for severn is out now too if you'd like to test that (RH 10)

Seabass

Funny how people never have problems dual booting when installing Linux second...but those who install Windows second...Windows won't let them boot into Linux.

And again...I'd expect nothing less from an OS that I have to pay for. I get/use linux for free and I seem to have alot less problems than anyone that I work with (who all use Windows). It's not...

Another problem we have is that alot of the insecurities coming from MS are with 4 main things. The OS itself, Outlook, Media Player 9 and Internet Explorer. The total amount of linux vulribilities...

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