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Category Archives: Fedora
¿Cuál es mi dirección IP pública?
Resulta que quieres saber cual es tu direción IP pública y lo único que tienes a la mano es una consola de shell (obviamente Linux), pues es todo lo que necesitas: Teclea: Linux console | curl -s http://jpacheco.com.mx/ip.php $ curl -s … Continue reading
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Actualizando tu sistema Linux usando YUM (Yellow dog Update Manager)
Una de las grandes ventajas con las que cuentas en tu sistema Linux es la posibilidad de actualizar TODO tu sistema con un solo comando, yum. Yum, es una herramienta de que nos permite administrar los paquetes de un sistema … Continue reading
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16 PS3 + Lots of programming + Linux = Supercomputadora
¿Requieres poder de computo a un bajo precio? Tengo la formula: 16 PS3 + Lots of programming + Linux = Supercomputadora El astrofisico Gaurav Khanna de la Univerdad de Massachusetts configuro un cluster con 16 Play Station 3, después de hacer … Continue reading
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Version de Linux
Para saber cual version de Linux estas corriendo, abre una consola y teclea el siguiente comando: Linux console | cat /proc/version $ cat /proc/version Linux version 2.6.20-1.3002.fc6xen (brewbuilder@hs20-bc1-6.build.redhat.com) (gcc version 4.1.2 20070626 (Red Hat 4.1.2-13)) #1 SMP Mon Aug 13 … Continue reading
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Squid Proxy Cache | TCP_MISS/304 TCP_MISS/200
Si corres un servidor proxy cache como Squid es posible que encuentres en el archivo: /var/log/squid/access.log entradas que hagan referencia a TCP_MISS/304 y TCP_MISS/200, ver a continuacion: Linux console | $ tail -f /var/log/squid/access.log 24/Jan/2008:15:29:25 +0000 1861 10.125.4.247 TCP_MISS/304 358 GET http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/KDE_on_Windows/Installation – … Continue reading
Fedora no incluira algunos juegos por cuestiones de patentes
Ahora resulta que Fedora no incluira mas en su distribucion juegos que cumplan con el siguiente criterio: “… juegos donde los objetivos se muevan en la pantalla hasta un punto determinado o linea, en donde el jugador debera acccionar (presionar) … Continue reading
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CentOS 5 | NTFS support for Linux
Hi All, After three hours finally my Linux box is able to mount NTFS partitions. Check this link: Linux-NTFS RPMs Documentation. Is really simple, you only need to download the appropriate RPM file. By the way, it just works fine … Continue reading
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Fedora Core 6 | How long are my services running?
If you need to know how long your Linux services have been running you can try this: Linux console $ ps waux | grep -i Or Linux console $ ps -o etime < pid> To get the PID you can … Continue reading
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Fedora Core 4 | Upgrading to Fedora Core 5
Easily upgrade your current Fedora Core 4 linux to the next Fedora release, using only yum. 1. Run Linux console $ rpm -Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/5/i386/os/Fedora/RPMS/fedora-release-5-5.noarch.rpm To download the fedora-release from one of the Fedora Core mirrors. 2. Upgrade using yum Linux … Continue reading
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How to change the hostname for a linux server running Fedora Core
Change the hostname for a Linux server is easy, you only need: – A text editor, like Vi or Emacs. – Shell access as “root” obviously. Those are the steps: 1. Showing the current hostname Type the next command: Linux … Continue reading
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