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A script for strict packet filter updates
05.12.2016
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# Deactivate comments to keep these rules permanently 090 UNBLOCK_AUTO=0 091 092 echo "Initialize iptables" 093 # Create rule chains 094 chain_exists LAST_RESORT || ${IPTABLES} -N LAST_RESORT 095
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Data Analysis with Panda
12.03.2014
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important data structure in NumPy is the N -dimensional array, ndarray . In a one-dimensional case, ndarrays are vectors. Unlike Python lists, the size of NumPy arrays is immutable; its elements
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Pandas: Data analysis with Python
20.03.2014
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that no longer exist in the new index. Instead of NaN, you use the fill_value argument to specify different default values. To fill empty rows with 0, use: s.reindex(['d', 'e', 'f'], fill_value=0
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Aligning filesystem partitions
20.03.2014
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. Setting this jumper will adjust sector addressing "in hardware" off by one, mapping address n into physical sector n +1. You want to be extremely careful not to enable this unless it is actually called
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Managing Cluster Software Packages
12.02.2013
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in to another node (n0 in this case). On the first login, the modules are loaded on the remote node. On the second login, with NOMODULES set, no modules are available: $ module list Currently Loaded
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Managing cluster software packages
16.05.2013
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in Listing 2, in which two modules are loaded (fftw and mpich2) before logging in to another node (n0 in this case). On the first login, the modules are loaded on the remote node. On the second login
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Certificate management with FreeIPA and Dogtag
02.08.2022
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._tcp.mykier.ip,ipa.mykier.ip,389 A Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) 9 DNS server needs the same entries, but in a different format: _kerberos._udp.mykier.ip. 86400 IN SRV 0 100 88 ipa.mykier.ip. [...] The important
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Pre-authentication for Kerberos services
04.04.2023
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. For practical use, you first need to call kinit with the -n option to give you an anonymous TGT: kinit -n klist Ticket cache: KCM:0 Default principal: WELLKNOWN/ANONYMOUS@WELLKNOWN:ANONYMOUS [...] You can now
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Creating SmartOS zones using UCARP
05.12.2014
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_domain": "yourdomain.com", 06 "dataset_uuid": "d34c301e-10c3-11e4-9b79-5f67ca448df0", 07 "resolvers": [ 08 "192.128.0.9", 09 "192.128.0.10" 10 ], 11 "max_physical_memory": 4096, 12 "nics": [ 13
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SHA-3 – The New Hash Standard
15.04.2013
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.1, do not improve on this; it is not until TLS 1.2 that TLS began to support newer algorithms with SHA-2. On the server side, you need version 1.0.1 of OpenSSL to enable TLS 1.2, for example

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