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To Check your own web browser user agent header.

You can visit this web site if you would like to know your current web browser user agent header. http://macfaq.org/hacks/useragent.html For example, my current web browser user agent header is : Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-US; rv:1.9.0.11) Gecko/2009061118 Fedora/3.0.11-1.fc10 Firefox/3.0.11 If you like to find out more user agent , you can visit this : http://www.user-agents.org/index.shtml. ---

Install Fedora 11 with vmware workstation, boot issue

When you are installing Fedora 11 using Vmware workstation, you might facing an issue, that the system keep trying all SCSI device before boot into the system. Add a line scsi0.virtualDev = "lsilogic" to the vmx file. Use it carefully, because when you start up the vmware image, it will erase all the data on the virtual disk. If you would like to change back to BUS logic, change to scsi0.virtualDev = "buslogic". ---

Using the cat Command To Hide Files Inside Other Files

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I found this from : http://filthypants.blogspot.com/2008/01/using-cat-command-to-hide-files-inside.html Using the cat Command To Hide Files Inside Other Files cat is a standard command from Unix operating systems, such as BSD and Mac OS X, and Unix-like operating systems, such as Linux, that can be used to concatenate and display files. In this tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to hide any file inside any other file using cat , such that no one will every know the hidden file is there. This obviously has a number of uses, including providing another layer of protection for sensitive information such as bank numbers, personal information, etc. WARNING : this is an advanced trick that requires the use of the command line. If you are scared of using the command line, don't bother continuing. Ok, now that that's out of the way, pick a file you want to hide and another file you want to hide it in and place both files on your desktop. In my case, I'm going to hide an...

ASR Backup with USB Hard Drives

I found an article about ntbackup ASR. * Well what do you do when you need to resize partitions or change perhaps from a volume to RAID status or rebuild a RAID array? How do you get that SBS box up and running again? Many use some great disk cloning or imaging solutions out there. I've heard great things about Aconis True Image Server or Paragon Drive Backup . In the past I've used products like this with great success. However now Windows Server 2003 and thus SBS 2003 come with some great backup items out of the box to get you going again. And perhaps you don't want to pay the $899 and $399 respectively for the products above. How about using the ASR backup with ntbackup included with SBS? Microsoft has an SBS backup/restore whitepaper out there but it doesn't mention ASR. It's more from the standpoint of what if the server croaked. Well in this situation we're preparing for a change. The reason that the ASR backup is nice and I like it is that you don't...

How to Create Checksums for ALL Files and Sub-folders etc?

find -type f -exec md5sum "{}" \; > checksum.txt Where checksum.txt is your file. You can do some sedding/perling/awking/even bashing to get it into FreeMD5Checker format. I found this solution from here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=557112 ---

How to extract Icons from Windows executeables in Linux

From this page : http://jamesmcdonald.id.au/gnu-linux/how-to-extract-icons-from-windows-executeables-in-linux, I found a way to extract icon from the windows executable. Install the icoutils package and using wrestool command. wrestool -l eXeSMS.exe You will see heaps of output but look for the line that identifies the icon e.g. --type = 14 --name = 'MAINICON' --language = 3081 [ type =group_icon offset =0x15d6d8 size = 20 ] Once you have identified your icon you need extract it to a file wrestool -x -n MAINICON eXeSMS.exe > myicon.ico ---

Some link that help if you are dealing with Exchange 2003 and Backexec 11d.

How to use Recovery Storage Groups in Exchange Server 2003 Exchange 2003 mailbox data backup - Backup Exec 11d How to Backup individual Exchange mailboxes and Public Folders in Backup Exec 11d for Windows Servers ---