The folks at dropbox released the much anticipated Linux client yesterday. Currently it’s designed as a nautilus extension. Support for Konqueror should be available soon. The nautilus extension is opensource but the dropboxd daemon which keeps the files in sync is closed source. Packages for Ubuntu and Fedora are available for download. For other distros you’ll need [...]
Google has Linux software repositories setup for you to easily stay up to date with their Linux softwares. Their repositories support APT, YUM, YaST, urpmi and RPM. However, only Google Desktop and Google Picasa are published on the repositories. Google earth has to be downloaded and installed manually. I’ll show you how to add the [...]
Being in Malaysia we are gifted with superior Internet speeds. NOT!! Services like openDNS are awesome but the lag between us and them often results in sluggish performance anyways. One way to improve performance is to use local DNS servers. I don’t use Streamyx’s DNS servers because they SUCK!!. TIME’s DNS servers are ok but [...]
IPCop till today does not have a GUI to add static routes. The manual method. You will have to do this every time IPCop is rebooted. root@proxy73:~ # route add -net 10.0.0.0 gw 10.38.24.1 netmask 255.0.0.0 Now let’s make the route persistent across reboots. There are 2 files for this. Use either one depending on [...]
Here a quick walk through on how to install and perform a file system scan with ClamAV. I’ll be installing and scanning on a RedHat 7.3 machine. First download the required files listed below. For other distributions you should refer to the download page to get the suitable packages. I saved the files to /opt/clamav/ [...]