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Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration for Unix. Using any modern web browser, you can setup user accounts, Apache, DNS, file sharing and much more. Webmin removes the need to manually edit Unix configuration files like /etc/passwd, and lets you manage a system from the console or remotely. See the standard modules page for a list of all the functions built into Webmin, or check out the screenshots. Cloudmin 7.6 released This update improves support for XenServer 6, allows importing of Stacklet subscriber images, adds per-image post-creation scripts, adds support for virtual CPUs under OpenVZ, makes single-system backups easier, and fixes a bunch of minor bugs.

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Manpage of LOGROTATE Content-type: text/html Section: Maintenance Commands (8)Updated: Mercredi 21 janvier 2004IndexReturn to Main Contents logrotate - permute, compresse, et envoie les journaux système logrotate [-dv] [-f|--force] [-s|--state fichier d'état] fichier_config+ logrotate est conçu pour faciliter l'administration des systèmes qui génèrent un grand nombre de journaux. Il automatise la permutation, la compression, la suppression, et l'envoi des journaux.

Setting Up Transmission-Daemon To Use With Remote GUI In Ubuntu And Debian I've used rTorrent and wTorrent (which I've already posted how to set up) and also ruTorrent and various Web UIs for rTorrent but I've came to the conclusion that the best way (for me at least) for remote Bittorrent download is Transmission Remote GUI - I've been using it for a few days now and love it. Please note that I've only tested it on a remote Debian server but I've adapted everything for Ubuntu so it should work for it too. In this article, I will cover installing and configuring transmission-daemon in a headless (but should work on a normal Debian / Ubuntu install too) Debian or Ubuntu machine. transmisson-remote-gui is feature rich cross platform (works on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX) front-end to remotely control Transmission daemon via its RPC protocol. It is faster and has more functionality than build-in Transmission web interface. Transmission Remote GUI features:

Five tools for getting rid of duplicate files If your system has gotten gunked up with duplicate files, clean up the mess with one of the handy tools on this list. Duplicate files and folders can clutter up a user's computer, and they can wreak havoc on collaborative work. Although manually tracking down dupes is hardly practical, a number of specialized tools can handle the task. Note: This list is also available as a photo gallery. 1: WinMerge WinMerge (Figure A) is an open source package for Windows that can find duplicate files and perform merge and comparison of various text file types. The Linux Documentation Project Works The Linux Documentation Project maintains an archive of snaphots of the (English language) core Linux manual pages that are maintained by Michael Kerrisk. Corrections and additions are welcome, but review the "Help Wanted" list, first. Man pages belonging to programs are usually distributed together with those programs. Therefore, the core Linux man-pages mainly contains the pages for system calls and library routines, special devices, and file formats. However, it also contains documentation for a few programs, in cases where the authors or maintainers of the program do not distribute man pages themselves. The latest version is man-pages-3.55.tar.gz (1.8Mb) (TLDP mirror), or man-pages-3.55.tar.bz2 (1.2Mb) (TLDP mirror).

Manpage of rsync Content-type: text/html Section: (1)Updated: 28 Jul 2005IndexReturn to Main Contents rsync - une alternative rapide et flexible à rcp rsync [OPTION]... SRC [SRC]... [UTIL@]HOTE:DEST rsync [OPTION]... picoPSU-120 12V DC-DC ATX power supply The picoPSU-120 is the smallest snap-in 12V ATX dc-dc power supply. The picoPSU is compatible with an entire range of mini-itx motherboards as well as regular boards. The picoPSU-120 provides a cool, silent 120 Watts of power for small PC designs using a single 12V power source.

Links, Tools and Stuff PDF Stream Dumper From over at RE Corner comes the PDF Stream Dumper tool; actually, this one has been out for some time now. This tool was written in VB6, and comes with a number of automation scripts. Swing on by Lenny's blog for some create examples of how to use it, or check out this KernelMode page for some other examples of the dumper being used. If you're not too put off by CLI tools, you might consider using this in conjunction with Didier's PDF tools. Didier's stuff is also in use by VirusTotal. phpsyslogng From Network Management Wiki Php-syslog-ng v2.x is now deprecated and has been completely re-written from the ground up in order to provide better features. The v3.x branch is now called LogZilla and offers MUCH better scalability (up to 20,000 messages per second processing) along with a beautiful web 2.0-based interface. Please note that you should have a decent understanding of Linux, Apache, Mysql and PHP before attempting to use this software.

DIY: 200 Dollar PC Looking for a small and affordable computer to add to your collection of boxen? I'm not talking about the Everex gPC, OLPC or the Asus Eee PC. I'm talking about building your own mini-ITX form factor computer. Circumventing Adobe ADEPT DRM for EPUB By way of a concrete reverse-engineering contribution, I have successfully circumvented Adobe's ADEPT DRM scheme for EPUB files. The same circumvention probably also allows decryption of ADEPT-encrypted PDF files, although I haven't looked into it yet. ADEPT is pretty close to faultless as a crypto system -- a per-user RSA key encrypts a per-book AES key which encrypts the content. It uses AES in CBC mode with a random IV. It uses RSA with PKCS#1 v1.5 padding, which is perfectly adequate for this case. Unfortunately for Adobe, this isn't a crypto system, but a DRM system.

Circumventing Kindle For PC DRM (updated) Amazon actually put a bit effort behind the DRM obfuscation in their Kindle for PC application (K4PC). The Kindle proper and Kindle for iPhone/iPod app both use a single "device" encryption key for all DRMed content. K4PC uses the same encryption algorithms, but ups the ante with a per-book session key for the actual en/decryption. And they seem to have done a reasonable job on the obfuscation.

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