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How to have a lot of friends on Facebook

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Also, try to upload new photos every day.

And, of course, always talk with your friends. They love this.

This domain was banned in google search because of non-unique content. I have read guidelines more carefully and find out that even translated content cannot be published. So, I have removed all auto-translated posts and copied content from this site.

Now I will start from scratch with unique content.

Thanks.

Fixed: Seeking distributed, fault-tolerant, networked block storage #development #it #dev

Seeking distributed, fault-tolerant, networked block storage

I’m looking for a distributed, fault-tolerant network storage system which exposes block devices (not filesystems) on the clients.

A client’s block device should write simultaneously to several storage nodes

A client’s block device should not fail as long as not all storage nodes backing it went down

The master should automatically…

Solution: ESXi 5 Guests will not boot #development #answer #solution

ESXi 5 Guests will not boot

I have a problem with Guests not booting under VMWare ESXi 5.0 on my IBM x3550M3 server.

Note: Investigation eventually determined that problem was with the VMware client on a Lenovo Edge laptop, the only Windows box available in a Linux IT shop.

vSphere Client v4 and v5 duplicated behavior on the Lenovo Edge. As indicated in the comment to the accepted answer,…

Fixed: Best Approach for subnetting/VLANing traffic? #computers #fix #answer

Best Approach for subnetting/VLANing traffic?

Our network is currently setup with no subnets or VLANs. We are looking at going to VoIP so this needs to change before VoIP is installed. I believe that we want to use VLANs to separate Voice and Data, am I correct on saying that? Also, I would like to separate our engineering department off our main data because of their file sizes and the time it…

Resolved: Can OpenOffice replace MS Office? #answer #it #programming

Can OpenOffice replace MS Office?

We are starting to do some project and application roadmapping, and am thinking about OpenOffice (and StarOffice) as a replacement for OfficeXP and Office 2000, which is on the bulk of our PCs.

Roughly 120 users and PCs

OE Windows XP Pro on virtually all desktops.

Office 2000, Office XP, properly licensed (knock on wood).

No Software Assurance

Windows Server…

How-to: NetApp NAS: How to enable encryption? #answer #computers #fix

NetApp NAS: How to enable encryption?

What are the commands to enable disk encryption on a NetApp NAS, can this be done per disk/array?

Answer [by JMeterX]: NetApp NAS: How to enable encryption?

You didn’t give me much more information as some commands are specific to the type of nas you have but shot in the dark.

Manually enable the encryption on this replacement drive with the existing KeyID…

Answer: Conference Room Input Devices? #dev #solution #answer

Conference Room Input Devices?

I really need to find a good wireless mouse and keyboard combination for a conference room. I’ve used a few that seem to need to be within 5 feet of the receiver… which doesn’t work as the conference room is 24′ x 18′. Also a long battery life is key as well.

Answer [by Warner]: Conference Room Input Devices?

Really, pushing off topic and subjective but I really…

How-to: What are the arguments for and against a network policy where the sys admin knows users passwords? #programming #computers #fix

What are the arguments for and against a network policy where the sys admin knows users passwords?

I’d like to know pros and cons.. reasons for and against the idea of sys admin’s maintaining user account lists with passwords.. and additionally not allowing those users to change their passwords.

I understand that systems like Windows seem to encourage the idea that users should maintain their…

Solution: How to make a Linux software RAID1 detect disc corruption? #computers #solution #answer

How to make a Linux software RAID1 detect disc corruption?

This is one of the nightmare days: A virtualized server running on a Linux SW-RAID1 runs a VM that exhibits random segfaults in seemingly random codechunks.

While debugging I find that a file gives different md5sums on each and every run. Digging deeper I find this: The raw disc partitions that make up the RAID1 mirror contain 2…

Fixed: Website hacked again #fix #it #answer

Website hacked again

Final Update:

Things have been peaceful for the past few weeks and taught me much more about website security and risks. Here’s my version of story –

I was using an older version of wordpress and probably this person caught me from google. I think it was a script attack. Its difficult to say how and when the security was actually compromised, it came to my notice on Nov 5,…

Answer: What are some good, free "virtual machine" apps? #dev #computers #it

What are some good, free "virtual machine" apps?

I’ve been out of the virtual machine market for a while. Back in 2005, I used Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 (not free) and the current version of VMWare (not free). What are some good, free solutions?

I’m sick of trying out new software on my host OS and hosing it!

Answer [by Jordan S. Jones]: What are some good, free "virtual machine" apps?

I’ve been…

How to: Why are md5 passwords hashed differently? #programming #dev #computers

Why are md5 passwords hashed differently?

I’ve been wondering for a while, why does running “echo ‘helloworld’ | openssl passwd -1 -stdin” yield different results every time?If I put any of the hashes in my /etc/shadow I can use them as my password and login to my system, how does it work?

computer:/ user$ echo 'helloworld' | openssl passwd -1 -stdin $1$xlm86SKN$vzF1zs3vfjC9zRVI15zFl1 computer:/…

How-to: opvnvpn: addressing nodes in LAN-behinds #computers #solution #answer

opvnvpn: addressing nodes in LAN-behinds

I’ve setup an openvpn server which i can access remotely, once it is connected, it creates a tun0 device on both server and client with virtual ip 10.15.119.x. the openvpn server is itself 10.15.119.1.

Question:how do i address other nodes in the lan behind the openvpn server? i can access services on the openvpn server itself with the address…

Fixed: OpenVpn bridge interface does not respond to incoming packets from outer network ! #fix #computers #programming

OpenVpn bridge interface does not respond to incoming packets from outer network !

We are trying to set up a roadwarrior vpn setup with openvpn. We want the people to be able to connect to our network via openvpn. And we want them to be able to see and connect to the machines in our network. So the solution is bridged vpn as we see.

I don’t have much experience with network environments. I’m…

Answer: How to delete system default printer forms? #fix #dev #development

How to delete system default printer forms?

On Windows there are system default printer forms which can’t be deleted from the Print Server Properties dialog. Is there some other way they can be removed? We are never going to use page sizes like Envelope, B5(JIS), US Std Fanfold, etc. and I’d like to save users (and myself!) from having to scroll through a big long list of noise.

Our print…

Fix: Skype-SIP gateway #dev #computers #fix

Skype-SIP gateway

Does anyone know if you can setup a Skype-to-SIP gateway on your network?

I tried Uplink, which works wonders, but only on Windows and with Skype on the same machine… It would be awesome if you could put that program on any machine and then use it as a gateway for Skype, from another machine. With port forwarding maybe?

Basically I’m trying to use Skype in Linux as a softphone…