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UNIX Admin Corner and the IT Island

I thought James Dickens of UNIX Admin Corner wrote a short but interesting post a few days ago. His post was titled "Why is IT such an Island." It was something to ponder regarding the rapidly...

Started in My SysAd Blog -- Unix • 5 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: mysysad blog, james dickens, unix system administration, unix admin corner

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Automate FTP Connection to Remote Host

The $HOME/.netrc file allows a local user to FTP to a remote destination in an automated manner. The presence of a .netrc file is usually due to a particular activity that requires frequent FTP...

Started in My SysAd Blog -- Unix • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: opensolaris, ftp login account, automated ftp connection, solaris, unix system administration

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Restrict FTP User Access to Host

If you want to disallow certain logins to your system, you will need to create a file called/etc/ftpusers. Add the login to the file. Here's an illustration below.#vi...

Started in My SysAd Blog -- Unix • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: opensolaris, solaris, unix system administration, restrict ftp user, disallow ftp user access

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Print From the Buffer via the Command Line

When you are working with files, you might want to print a subsection of the page(s). In this example, I don't won't the whole page printed, so I perform a copy and paste action for the desired text....

Started in My SysAd Blog -- Unix • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: opensolaris, print directly from the command line, solaris, unix system administration, print buffer

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Remap Buttons on a Mouse

Today I had a left-handed user ask me to remap the mouse buttons. Frankly speaking, I had to look it up. Here's how I did it.#xmodmap -e 'pointer= 3 2 1'

Started in My SysAd Blog -- Unix • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: opensolaris, remap mouse buttons, xmodmap, solaris, unix system administration