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Blog Directory ID Blog Directory ID: 1343
Blog URL Blog URL: http://theshellgame.wordpress.com/
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Blog Description Blog Description: A blog for Linux users. It mainly outlines my adventures in learning to use Fedora 7, but it may also cover various versions of Ubuntu. There will probably a large amount of coverage of running BOINC under Linux.
Blog Tags Blog Tags: Fedora - Ubuntu - Linux - Open Source - BOINC
Blog Category Blog Category: Computer Blogs
Blog Owner Blog Owner: Kathryn Marks
Blog Added Blog Added: January 01, 2008 07:52:50 AM
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Blog Country Blog Country: United States United States
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RSS Feed It?s Official

BOINC has been added to the Fedora 7 and higher repositories. You can use your favorite GUI front end or just do # yum install boinc-client boinc-manager The cool part is my logrotate config file is in the repositories as part of the package. I don’t know how geeky that makes me, but it sure [...]

RSS Feed Why Didn?t I Think of This?

I ran across this “advertisement” on Raincoaster’s blog (note, may be somewhat NSFW at times). It was too funny, so I had to post it here. I’m not in IT, nor do I think there’s a very high probability of me working in IT. But I do know managers. And it’s scary how sometimes expensive [...]

RSS Feed I?ve Got Mail!

The capital letter in my user name was indeed throwing sendmail into fits. I could have created an entire new user. But hey, that’s a lot of work. I’d have to port my Firefox profile over and re-customize my desktop. Nah. Definitely not worth it just to be able to read local email. I could [...]

RSS Feed Picky Picky

I found an answer to my mail problems. Someone hit on my blog using sendmail “user unknown” errors 8.14.1 as a search term. I figured that this person was having problems similar to my own. So I put that same search in Google and found this thread. It looks like having a user name with [...]

RSS Feed You?ve got mail?

I recently found out that the system sends various emails to the root account. And darn it, I want to read them. In theory, all I need to do is have those emails automatically forward to my own user account (and I guess it’s also possible to have them forwarded to a regular email account). [...]

RSS Feed BOINC Logrotate gotcha

In a previous post, I provided the logrotate config file I use for BOINC.  One “gotcha” just popped up.  The script stops the daemon before doing the rotation and then starts it again.  If for whatever reason you manually stopped the daemon, when cron runs logrotate, the daemon will be restarted.  I’m investigating ways of [...]

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