Linux, programming and more
Problem:
When I try to run 32-bit program on 64-bit Kernel the following errors were observed:
My code was compiled on 32-bit environment.
1 | root@oracle-server: ./re_structure.bin: No such file or directory |
Solution:
Get the 32-bit shared library package for use on amd64 and ia64 systems, ia32-libs:
1 | apt-get install ia32-libs |
Today, I installed Fedora 14 under virtual machine (i used KVM). I downloaded a normal graphical KDE version which has 687M of size and the installation process was pretty quickly.
My first impression was, that it similar to Ubuntu in many ways, but not the package manager:)
My tiny yum reference:
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The problem: you start a typical KDE application like Kmail and it requires your kwallet master password.
You forgot it?! – No problem!
The solution is very easy: To reset your KWallet password, delete the kwalllet PW-database.
1 | rm ~/.kde/share/apps/kwallet/kdewallet.kwl |
Some days ago I get logcheck System Events.
It was a remote Debian Lenny Server with some strange messages:
Feb 9 09:16:51 server getty[27096]: tty1: input overrun
This message means that someone is tipyng on the keyboard.
Stupid cat. Stay off my keyboard! :D
There was a USB keyboard, all keyboard and mice devices are listed here:
/dev/input/
Apache’s mod_rewrite makes it easy to redirect normal pages to HTTPS. Because users often forget to type in the https. HTTPS very important for mail web access like squirrelmail or roundcube, to prevent clear text transmission of your passwords and messages