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Command line argument
Get the full commandline arguments of any running process with this tip.
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Retrieving previous mails
Retrieving previous mails from the mail server if mailbox.pst is corrupted isn't easy, but here's a tip for doing just that.
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Linux graphic optimize
If you want a fast loading Web site, optimized graphics are a must. In Linux, you can make your graphic at least one-quarter to one-half the original size. Learn how in this tip.
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On Linux, sendmail and Samba
Find out how to put your Linux box and sendmail to some real use using Samba.
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Using Mozilla in the enterprise
Think Mozilla is just a Web browser? Think again. In this tip, a Mozilla expert describes when and how Mozilla can be a boon to corporate IT environments.
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Administering BIND with WEBMIN
Some argue that WEBMIN deters Linux newbies from properly learning how to administer the OS, but administrators can use WEBMIN as a browser interface for a number of UNIX services.
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Printing to a Windows share in Linux
How to set up your network to do this.
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Thanksgiving: Do you speak Geek?
Take a peek at our Thanksgiving-themed quiz and help yourself to a virtual feast of IT terms!
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Moving users
Things you have to consider.
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Spread the word on undeletes
Linux doesn't have it. Make sure your users know, among other things.
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Don't be a spam patsy
How to prevent spammers from using forged e-mail addresses.
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Syslog from Windows
How to read Linux syslog messages continuously from Windows.
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Maturity makes Linux less of a gamble
More enterprises have been less reticent to gamble on Linux during the last 18 months. Here's why.
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Don't be nice -- be RENICE
A command that will allow you to continue running a process after you have logged off.
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Try integrated remote control
Free remote-control tools.
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Traveling without style
How to get along outside the US.
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Try these useful BIND tools
Tools for administering a BIND server.
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Linux problem solver
A book that will save admins lots of time.
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Check out Linux compatibility
Where to find listings of the differences.
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Check Perl portability
Where to find out how to make your Perl scripts for Windows run on your Linux boxes.
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Optimize system performance with Linux cgroups
The Linux cgroups feature lets you make a profile to manage resources to keep your system under control.
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Correct a GRUB error in short order
A GRUB error will stop a Linux server cold, but following these steps should get you back on track.
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Setting up a mirrored Linux DRBD configuration
Administrators can use the distributed replicated block device (DRBD) in Linux to set up basic data redundancy to connect the storage of multiple servers.
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Tune the Linux Ext4 file system for optimal performance
While Ext4 by default works fine for most people, follow these tips to tweak your servers to squeeze out even more speed.