2009/7/11-24 [Computer/Domains] UID:53129 Activity:nil | 7/9 is godaddy still the place for domain names? anything cheaper?
\_ I use <DEAD>nearlyfreespeech.net<DEAD> since they're really awesome. It's worth
paying for a decent registrar. Also, I use Sitelutions for the DNS for
the domain, since it lets you have an enormous amount of control over
your domain's DNS.
\_ listen buddy, tab is EIGHT spaces not FOUR ok?
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2009/4/9-13 [Computer/Domains] UID:52827 Activity:kinda low | 4/9 dig txt http://domain.com only returns one TXT record even though domain
has more than one. How do I see them all? tnx MOTD!
\\_wow, I could not have picked a worse example.. "dig txt http://domain.com"
actually DOES show more than one. how come it doesn't work with
mydomain.
\_ Show us your zone file. You probably did something wrong.
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2008/12/9-12 [Computer/Blog] UID:52213 Activity:nil | 12/9 Does anyone know of a good blogging software that can
handle blogging entries as well as photo albums?
Wordpress and the WP Gallery plugin is too tricky to
configure easily. And please don't mention Facebook!
\_ Why not just use Blogger and Flickr/Picasa or whatever? -tom
\_ I'd prefer a stand-alone platform/software that
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2008/11/3 [Computer/SW/OS/OsX] UID:51794 Activity:nil | 11/3 Anyone point me to a solution for OSX mac printing to a windows domain\
based computer that requires authorising. All the syntax that I have seen in var\
ious posts does not work (e.g. smb://username:password@machine/queue ). I was wo\
ndering if I should just accept it and wait until smbpool is fixed? Connecting\
via smbclient works just fine.
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2008/9/7-12 [Computer/SW/Unix, Computer/Domains] UID:51089 Activity:nil | 9/7 Dear Linux DNS experts, how do you find out if a domain has
published SPF records? Is there a magic command like hostname,
nslookup, etc that does this? I'm a UNIX noob. Thanks!
\_ host -t txt $DOMAINNAME -ERic
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2013/12/28 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:54760 Activity:nil | 12/28 Happy holidays everyone.
For some reason my work's ip address gets logged in /etc/hosts.deny and\
I cannot ssh in anymore from work
(except from home where I can ssh in fine): anyone knows if this file is\
auto-generated due to some event? Thanks
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2009/11/4-17 [Computer/SW/P2P, Computer/Networking, Computer/SW/Security] UID:53495 Activity:nil | 11/4 Holy cow, I got a warning from my ISP that they were notified
by BSA/baytsp.com that I was copying music/video/software.
Do they do port scan or something? That's a first for me.
\_ They hang out on P2P networks and track IP addresses. -tom
\_ I believe they are paid by content providers to perform this
monitoring service, so you should only run this risk with content
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2008/12/15 [Computer/Companies/Ebay] UID:52251 Activity:moderate | 12/14 Got really screwed by this eBay buyer (says he'll pay, then
waits, then says he'll pay by check, then makes up a story,
then at the end says you're rude and doesn't want to pay
anymore). eBay refuses to do anything about it. WTF? What
is the best way to get back at this guy?
\_ That's hardly "really screwed." You still have the item, right.
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2008/11/7-13 [Computer/Networking] UID:51876 Activity:low | 11/7 Need help on http proxy. After I VPN to work, I'd like to tunnel
all the traffic to my machine. How do I setup my machine (Linux)
as a proxy server so that my home computers can route through it?
I'm asking because the site we're testing on requires that we
come from the same IP. If I use VPN, the server will reject me
based on the fact that it's a different IP than my work Linux.
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2008/8/5-10 [Computer/Networking] UID:50788 Activity:nil | 8/5 It looks like my company has started blocking HTTPS tunneling.
I used to do this by tunneling SSH through the HTTP/HTTPS proxy
server, but this seems to have stopped working. Does anyone know
how the implementation of tunneling detection works, and whether
there are widely available implementations? We run a bunch of MS
stuff, so I imagine we're running an MS proxy server or something.
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2008/7/14-16 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:50557 Activity:moderate | 7/14 Shell Programming question: I want to call a script with 1 arg
and have it figure out whether $1 is a MAC address or an IP address
and then do call the appropriate function. What is the best way
to do this, given that sh/bash/ksh do not have something like
the =~ in perl. Check for exit status of grep, or is there a
a better way? For the moment, let's just say the two tests are:
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