ARRSYNC RUN AS ROOT SOFTWARE

I’m pretty sure this is useless on most versions of Linux because the default DHCP plugin that comes with the Nagios Plugins distribution has this functionality and seems to work just fine everywhere except on RedHat-based distros like RHEL, Centos and Fedora Core.

ARRSYNC RUN AS ROOT SOFTWARE

Rogue DHCP Detection Plugin for Nagios on RedHatįiled Under Software Development, Computers & Tech, Security, My Projects on December 22, 2006 | 9 Comments I am of course talking about the Nintendo Wii, or more specifically, its controller. However, this week I got to use a computer in a whole new way, using a device that is, as we speak, winging it’s way to countless millions of homes. Perhaps it will some day, probably when the multi-sense variety become common, but not yet.

The touch-screen has had a minimal impact but it hasn’t really taken off. There have been a few occasions since when I thought I was seeing the start of another HCI revolution but none of them ever really worked out. I remember moving to Windows and discovering the mouse.

I can remember, just, being a computer user in the days when the keyboard was your only input device. Sure, the mouse was invented before I was even born, but it didn’t really take off till a few years after I first started using PCs, when Windows became the dominant OS. So far in my life I’ve witnessed the tail end of one real revolution in the way humans interact with computers (HCI), the introduction of the mouse into every-day computing. If You Can’t Out-Perform them, out -Innovate Them!įiled Under Computers & Tech on December 24, 2006 | 2 Comments

Arrsync run as root