Which technologies are compatible with the 1100? z wave, x10, hai, etc...
I just want to start off with something simple like controlling the lights with the 1100.
I have a list of files I need to copy on a Linux system - each file ranges from 10 to 100GB in size.
I only want to copy to the local filesystem. Is there a way to do this in parallel - with multiple processes each responsible for copying a file - in a simple manner?
I can easily write a multithreaded program to do this, but I'm interested in finding out if there's a low level Linux method for doing this.
To access applications remotely I need to install the "Citrix ICA client". That seems simple, until you're confronted with the Citrix Downloads webpage:
http://www.citrix.com/English/ss/downloads/index.asp
Which version do I need?
I already installed:
CitrixOnlinePluginFull.exe
Receiver.exe
without success...
P.S. The links that I use to launch applications from my browser look like this:
https://portal12.mycompany.com/WebInterface_Form/launch.asp?NFuse_Application=Unix0078x003aCDEx002090x0025&Country=&DataCenter=UNIX
Let's say i have a virtual host in Nginx wtih name www.domain.com and root directory named public. Inside public i have 2 dirs dir1 and dir2. How i redirect the request to www.domain.com to dir1?
I know it's a simple question, but i am new to nginx.
Short of getting a Mac and using iMovie, what are the alternatives that you'll recommend to a non-profit organization that needs to produce simple (but polished) videos to showcase their community service activities to raise funds.
Currently they are using Windows Movie Maker but have sort of outgrown it. I installed Jashaka for them, and understandably, they couldn't grok it at all. Their current system is powerful enough to handle most video editing tasks.
What is the simplest way to send a large batch of pictures to a friend, colleague or to a group?
I know about social sites like Picasa or Facebook but not everyone in my group has an account, nor I want to make any of the pictures public.
Uploading repeated batches won't do for this and definitely sending through email won't cut it. Also Ftp solutions are just too technical.
Is there just a simple tool for this?
Hi, is it possible to set up an Apache server on a machine which is part of a LAN, then allow machines on the LAN to access the server via a custom ServerName (instead of Localhost). I want to serve a simple website in an office space using a short ServerName (no ports etc if possible), but I want to make sure this is possible (after originally being certain it was!). THanks in advance.
My backup system is currently shut down do the library being broken. I am going to attempt to repair the library, but want to make sure none of the current data that is past the retention period gets over written. Is there a simple way that I can start netbackup, but put a halt on any back processes before they start?
I am always running php scripts on a dedicated server as user "webroot".
It would be easier for coding and administration if the scripts were owned by www-data, the apache2 user. Also feels more simple and clean.
There is no ftp on this box and there are no other users or sites.
Why not have the php scripts owned by www-data? If there is anything against it, what is the worst that can happen?
This is obviously really simple, but not if you don't know the answer :)
I'm doing this in my .zsh
PATH="~/scripts:$PATH"
and if I do echo $PATH it appears as the first thing in the path. Yet this directory isn't included in the executable path (nor for tab-completion). What am I doing wrong? ls ~/scripts shows the directory as expected.
I have a simple video which i've cropped and trimmed down in VirtualDub. I've then re-saved it as AVI; however the video now plays very slowly/cchoppily in Windows Media Player. Is there any particular reason for this?
I'm presently using web.com for website hosting. I've had some so-so experiences, and think they are a little overpriced. We have a fairly simple website - no e-commerce. We do need plenty of storage space, though.
What web hosts are people happy with?
I really hated the Windows Vista activation system Microsoft had.
I hope that Windows 7 is going to go back to the simple serial key like Windows XP.
You couldn't even upgrade hardware without Windows Vista bitching.
What is the activation system they're using for Windows 7?
I've recently repurposed an old machine that I had laying around (custom built several years ago with miscellaneous parts) as a simple media center with an Ubuntu 8.10 operating system and Boxee as its front end, and I absolutely love it. I'm particularly intrigued by the custom applications that are possible, and I wanted to start a running list of recommended apps for it.
So, my question is this: what Boxee apps do you recommend, and why? One app per answer, please.
I hope this fits into the expanse of serverfault. Apologies if it doesn't.
Why do ticket websites selling tickets for major concerts/events still crash when they make the tickets available? Surely, they know there is going to be huge demand and can ensure they have capacity to deal with that?
May seem like a very simple question so sorry for those who understand!
Thanks!
I looking for software similar to JDownloader or PyLoad. JD is pretty good but use heavy Java and for now have very weak web interface. PyLoad is awesome, include simple but powerful web-UI but downloading 10 files (10 threads each, so summary it's 100 connections running at around 8MB/s all) consume a lot of cpu - it's whole core for me.
Do you know any lightweight alternatives? Aria2c is good for console but I failed to find any good webui, official one is good but after adding more files almost crashes Chrome :)
Is there software that will convert a jpg image to a vector image? I've got a simple logo that is being put onto baloons/pens/whatnot and the printer needs the logo in a vector format, which we don't have.
Having a chunk of text selected in Vim's visual mode, I'd like to copy that to the system's clipboard (be it the primary or X11's). Is there an easy solution for this? Obviously, a simple y doesn't do the trick.
I'm managing Linux servers for my team. For each new instance, I install the following softwares:
etckeeper which keeps tracks of every changes in /etc
shorewall to have a simple setup for firewall
rsnapshot which keep incremental backup of important directories
cron-apt: which take charge of update of the system (or, in my case, send me an email to warn me about new updates)
But I was wondering if you administrators have any other wonderful tools for daily management. I'm not talking about remote management (like cfengine) but little tools which help to manage a small number of Linux servers.
Pretty simple - how can one select just pasted text (after pasting it) ?
I'm editing some files which are purely data, and I get "lost" sometimes ... so it would help if I could select it or somehow otherwise mark the text I've just pasted as to have a visual confirmaton, and to know from where to continue.
Can it be done ?
I use the minimal "fast lightweight window manager" (fwlm) which doesn't have a system tray.
I need a simple program to manage my WIFI and virtual private netwok connection --- and found the NetworkManager.
The problem is that the NetworkManager is a system-tray icon: I cannot see it or click on it in my fwlm windows manager. Hence, I ask:
Is there any way to start the NetworkManager directly without using the system tray?
We are using CM synergy client as version control,but we find it very complicated.We are mostly biased with SVN client tool.Is there a way to configure svn at client end but maintain CM synergy @ server side.This would help us a lot ,bcos merging and conflict resolution is very simple in SVN.I do not know where to go about this solution,any initial help will be very helpful
CM synergy
www.windriver.com/cgi-bin/partnerships/directory/viewProd.cgi?id=1451
SVN
tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
Is there a shortcut in Excel 2007 (or a simple way to define one) to paste all copied values, but without formatting ?
I'm entering some data in tables, and it would really save my life, that one.