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    Ex-IT Manager seeking a new opportunity

    Hi I'm an ex-IT manager (focused on Sysadmin & Netadmin tasks). Previous employment was with a reputable brand-name SME for over 12 years. Self-trained (no formal qualifications) Ideally looking for part time or consultancy/freelance work, but open to short-to-medium term formal/full-time...
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    Job: Systems Administrator (R12 - R35k)

    Midrand Area, we are looking for a competent self driven Systems Administrator to join a dynamic team where your voice matters and suggestions are actually implemented. Linux/ Unix experience as well as Cisco/ Firewalls a must, 3 + years experience required. Salary is negotiable and the...
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    How to secure a unix-based website.

    Guys I'm going to play around with domain I bought. It will be my very first website and I'm going to use wordpress. So are there any tips to prevent my website from getting hacked. I know most of these hackers attack your database to get into you website but besides a really strong password. Is...
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    The Strange Birth and Long Life of Unix

    http://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/software/the-strange-birth-and-long-life-of-unix/0 Pretty awesome read :)
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    Calculating multiple columns via awk script

    If you have a file with numerical columns, and need a total of each column, it would be easy to do the calculation with awk. Given the input file with contents: server1 2 4 5 2 1 5 server2 4 5 6 7 2 7 Execute the command like this: cat <filename> | addco.sh you'll get the following...
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    Unix (*BSD, Solaris,etc) users

    How about a show of hands/feet/any other appendages (lets not discriminate here). What operating system(s) did you use before? Why unix?
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