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Tipps – vNotes
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Pacman-Cache mit paccache aufräumen. Arch Linux unterscheidet sich von anderen Distributionen insbesondere dadurch, dass hier mit pacman ein ganz anderer Paketmanager eingesetzt wird. Bei allen Softwareinstallationen und -updates lädt er die Installationspakete erst in das Verzeichnis /. Bevor er die jeweiligen Pakete installiert. „Pacman-Cache mit paccache aufräumen“. 2 Kommentare zu Pacman-Cache mit paccache aufräumen. Wer mir bereits auf Twitter unter @vemgar. In meinen Augen eine nette Verbesserung.
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KirkS – Cybercrime & Security
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How to Easily Hide Files and Folders in Linux. Have you ever wanted to hide files and folders in Linux but have no idea how to do it? This guide shows the simple ways to effectively hide files and folders in Linux. From LXer Linux News http:/ lxer.com/module/newswire/ext link.php? March 8, 2017. WikiLeaks Just Dumped a Ton of Alleged CIA Hacking Documents. Here we go again, gumshoes. WikiLeaks (read: Julian Assange) says it acquired a massive cache of CIA documents. The New York Times. Some experts say t...
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Security ➔ Server hacked
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Service und Support rund um dedizierte Server. Vorgehensweise bei gehacktem Server. Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Dein Server wurde gehackt und Du weisst nicht so recht wie Du nun weiter vorgehen sollst? Wir haben Dir nachfolgend ein paar Punkte zusammengestellt, die Dir unserer Erfahrung nach in diesem Fall am Besten weiterhelfen sollten. Alternativ zum Festplatten-Image kannst Du auch vom Rescuesystem aus ein Vollbackup des Systems mittels. Als Nächstes siche...
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rsync – nelsoj.uk
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Recovering Data Off Netgear ReadyNAS. So I have a 4 bay Netgear ReadyNAS NVX that has stopped working. The unit has TWO drives configured as a RAID 1 mirror (this will only work with units with two or less drives fitted). I suspect that the power supply has failed (a common problem). I’m going to recover the data off drive to a QNAP NAS (HS-251 in this case). Remove one drive from the ReadyNAS caddy. Boot the PC from a System Rescue CD – this can be downloaded. Root@sysresccd /root % fdisk -l. Next IR...
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System Rescue CD – nelsoj.uk
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Tag: System Rescue CD. Recovering Data Off Netgear ReadyNAS. So I have a 4 bay Netgear ReadyNAS NVX that has stopped working. The unit has TWO drives configured as a RAID 1 mirror (this will only work with units with two or less drives fitted). I suspect that the power supply has failed (a common problem). I’m going to recover the data off drive to a QNAP NAS (HS-251 in this case). Remove one drive from the ReadyNAS caddy. Boot the PC from a System Rescue CD – this can be downloaded. Next I’m going...
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nelsoj001 – nelsoj.uk
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Clean and create Disk with DiskPart. List all the drives. Select the target drive. DISKPART SELECT DISK 1. Zap the drive an all data using. Create a primary partion. DISKPART CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY. Select the new partition. DISKPART SELECT PART 1. Format and label the selected partiion. DISKPART FORMAT FS=NTFS LABEL=DATA QUICK. Mount the drive at a given drive letter (e.g. N). DISKPART ASSIGN LETTER N. February 10, 2017. Leave a comment on Clean and create Disk with DiskPart. Mount this drive with:.
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Using System Rescue CD to Share a Mounted Folder – nelsoj.uk
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Using System Rescue CD to Share a Mounted Folder. System Rescue CD is an essential tool for system and data recovery. I typically use it for recovering files off fail(ing) or damaged hard drives from multiple types of systems: Windows, QNAP and OSX etc. Download System Rescue CD here. Find the partition to mount with:. Or use the graphical application gparted. From the GUI (use the command startx. To switch to the GUI from the command line). The following assumes we have a NFTS partition on /dev/sdc1.