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Category Archives: Linux
Making outgoing IRC DCC work with NAT and XChat
This is basically a reminder to myself in case I need to set this up again, if you want to do this for more than one PC behind a NAT firewall-router, then you will of course have to use a … Continue reading
Secure Shell login attempts
After getting the following secure shell login attempts, I’ve decided to remove winbind from my home linux boxes. It’s not a big deal as I’ve only got a few workstations and I’m not running Active Directory at home. They are … Continue reading
Generating a simple directory listing with apache and autoindex
Setting up a simple list of files on an apache webserver. The list looks like this: # File /etc/apache2/httpd.conf # http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_autoindex.html # for more options. IndexOptions IgnoreClient IndexOptions FancyIndexing IndexOptions SuppressColumnSorting IndexOptions SuppressDescription IndexOptions SuppressHTMLPreamble IndexOptions SuppressIcon IndexIgnore mystuff #IndexOptions … Continue reading
Setting up a IPv6 Gateway on Hurricane Electric using Ubuntu 10.04.2
First thing you’ll need to do is register at the Hurricane Electric website and create your tunnel. I’m not going to go over that since there’s a lot of help on the Hurricane Electric Website about it. These instructions only … Continue reading
Setting up IPv6 access for a home network using Ubuntu Linux
Before starting this howto, I would suggest that you get IPv6 working by following the instructions here. If you’ve followed all the instructions in the previous post, you should now have a linux workstation that allows you to view IPv6 … Continue reading