editing flac files from the command line
specifically truncating flac files, you can trim off the front of the file with flac –skip=0:45 file.flac -o file-short.flac or trim off the back with flac –until=-0:45.5 file-short.flac -o file-short2.flac
specifically truncating flac files, you can trim off the front of the file with flac –skip=0:45 file.flac -o file-short.flac or trim off the back with flac –until=-0:45.5 file-short.flac -o file-short2.flac
plug in headphones (antenna), and use nextradio app to control it.
the 64 bit driver needs 32 bit libraries, read your install instructions very carefully
I used this as a starting point http://askubuntu.com/questions/505446/how-to-install-ubuntu-14-04-with-raid-1-using-desktop-installer I did my own pairs of /boot and / partions on my real disks sda and sdb, then installed mdadm and created the md0 and md1 raids from the command line then ran ubiquity -b (my /boot is not encrypted, but / Read more
GIMP is my new goto for editing pdfs, not as good as the real thing — it edits by drawing graphics over the page — rather than typing in forms on the page — but for filling out basic paper forms it can work well. 1) save pdf 2) open Read more
after you’ve already done this: http://rln.d13dns.com/2014/07/19/djbdns-dnscache/ (if you’re not interested in a djbdns dns cache do the first two parts to install daemontools and ucspi) Install outbound only qmail smtp service to your box with the following: cd /var/tmp/ yum install gcc gcc-c++ make patch pam-devel openssl* wget -y yum Read more
#This always seems to bite me in the ass. #dont’ forget to : # modprobe ip_conntrack_ftp -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp –dport 21 -m conntrack –ctstate NEW,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT # -A OUTPUT -p tcp -m tcp –dport 21 -m conntrack –ctstate NEW,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT -A INPUT -p tcp -m Read more
#get the uuid of the box you want to add the eth1 to xe vm-list #list the interfaces that are associated with that box xe vif-list | grep #get list of network-uuids to pick from (in my case there are only 2) xe vif-list |grep network-uuid| sort -u # make Read more
Discovered this slow roll ssh attack from looking at bandwidth graphs on a new hardly used server (6 bytes per second). The attached file is actually just ascii… bar.