Got up at 6 a.m. for a run this morning. Not the most successful run ever but it’s a start.
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I discovered this site when I was in work however the proxy server at work blocks streaming media so I’m posting this here so I can check it out when I get home.
Watch TV Programs Online & Full Length Movies in High Quality.
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I just had the best massage ever! Nearly nodded off during the Indian head massage
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Cookies are fantastic. No matter whats going on, I want a cookie. Almost anytime of day I want one in my mouth. They’re the tits of food.
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Just saw inception, thought it was class. I reckon my head will be wrecked when I wake up in the morning!
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I do enjoy a Friday takeaway
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I work a lot using SSH. My day to day work sees me logging in to about 5 different boxes using ssh. There are a couple of commands listed at the site below that makes using ssh a little bit easier.
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I just came across this post. I feel that it raises some very important issues regarding users and Linux. Take a read …
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Because I use Virtual Machines quite regularly and install and uninstall different Linux OS’s I have been blighted by the fact that a new server may get the same IP address as an uninstalled server. As a result when I try to SSH into the box I’m warned that the SSH Key has changed and it will no longer let me log in.
I then have to remove the offending key from my ~/.ssh/known_hosts file.
Very often though (if you use ssh a lot) this file will have numerous keys in it.
If you need to remove an offending ssh key type the command below into your terminal (don’t forget to change the number 6 below to your corresponding key)
perl -pi -e ‘s/\Q$_// if ($. == 6);’ ~/.ssh/known_hosts
