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Whilst Adobe provide a 32bit version of their Adobe Air application for Linux, a native x64 version remains a dream. Thankfully, with few installed dependencies, the 32bit version will happily run on a 64bit installation too Step 1 . John Stewart said in the Cisco 2010 Midyear Security Report that the hacking industry is now so advanced that malware writers are copy-protecting their own wares and are better funded and more astute than the forces of IT security. “Why do hackers succeed? They’re lucky, they’re patient and they’re brilliant. They’re also better funded than you,” he [...] To setup Windows Active Directory authentication run the following command replacing “mydc01″ your domain controller name. Replace “mydomain.com” with your domain name. /usr/sbin/esxcfg-auth –enablead –addomain=mydomain.com –addc=mydc01.mydomain.com –krb5realm=mydomain.com –krb5kdc=mydc01.mydomain.com –krb5adminserver=mydc01.mydomain.com –krb5enable To add users [...] Watch this new video from Digium to learn how you can get started with Asterisk! During this Steve Sokol presentation you will learn: What is Asterisk? What can I do with Asterisk? Enjoy it! More Information HERE Possibly Related Posts: Linux : How to install Kernel-devel ? OpenDNS is a free DNS (Domain Name System) resolution service. OpenDNS offers faster resolution and advanced features, such as misspelling correction, phishing protection, and optional filtering. And for parents, OpenDNS give parental control for your kids. OpenDNS provide fast, reliable and secure service consumers and businesses as an alternative to using their Internet service provider’s DNS servers. [...] Linux :sun java 6 on lucid lynx To install sun-java6-jre on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, type the commands below in Terminal:
kartook@Dwarez:~$sudo add-apt-repository “deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner” Possibly Related Posts: AutoMySQLBackup: Regularly Backup Your MySQL Some Times system we need to kill the memory eater process. When your system become slower, check the following command and find the memory eater. Open a terminal and Type the following command kartook@Dwarez:~$ sudo ps aux | sort -nrk 4 | head Outputlooks like Below
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