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Lazy DNS I had a call this morning from a customer who wanted me to come down because their mail server was broken. They had experienced an ISP outage, which subsequently was fixed, but their mail server wasn't getting anything still. I was actually ready to go out the door when I thought to just double check reality, and that check kept me sitting right here:
Encryption Problem "Well, you did me in good this time. Or maybe I did myself in, I don't know. Either way, I'm poached." That's a heck of a way to start a conversation, especially at 7:00 AM on a crackly cell phone. I recognized the voice, though. Long time customer, recent convert to Mac OS X.
Missing data files I don't like answering the phone on Sunday, but I know it's probably someone with a real problem. I usually let it go to voice mail, and call back if it is a client with a serious issue, but for some reason I picked this one up.


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Title Date Comments
Unix and Linux Troubleshooting E-Book   2008 12 

Lazy DNS   2007 10 

Renaming files   2006 11 

Encryption Problem   2006 07 

100% CPU Load   2006 02  2006/02/13 22:39 TonyLawrence

Detective: Front Loading Commands   2005 07 

Missing data files   2004 04 

Connection Refused   2003 11 

Added a user, now no one can login   2003 09 

TTY locked, can't login   2003 07 

Gateway Down, no local network   2003 07 

Shell Bashing   2001 05 

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