While visiting the Apple store, you quickly check your Gmail. You get distracted and leave yourself logged in. Later while at home, you start receiving some strange email and become concerned that somebody is accessing your account. By using these directions you see that you are still logged in at the Apple store, and you immediately close the sessions preventing anybody from accessing your account there.
This error message is commonly found when using the OpenLDAP ldapsearch, ldapmodify, ldapadd or other ldap command line utilities against non-OpenLDAP servers such as Sun’s SunONE/iPlanet, IBM’s Tivoli, or Novell directory servers. This tech-recipe explains the error and describes how to solve it.
If you frequently login to multiple UNIX systems as different users, it is sometimes helpful to make sure you know who you are. The who command, in addition to telling you who else is online, can tell who is logged in to the console you are currently using and on what tty port.
JSPs are compiled entities. Two include techniques read the included content before and after compilation. This tech-recipe describes the compiled include directive.
Cutting and pasting text in an editor is a basic requirement. This tech-recipe describes the cut and paste functions of vi and vim.
Core files provide debugging information about a process that has terminated unexpectedly. Unless you are developing an application, core files are typically of little use and can cause serious problems by filling up filesystems. This tech-recipe describes how to configure Solaris to turn off core file creation for processes.
A core dump is a snapshot of the memory occupied by a process plus additional debugging information. Core files are typically generated when a process terminates unexpectedly. This tech-recipe describes how to generate a core file manually from a running process.
In the later versions of Windows, TCP/IP is considered a core component and cannot be uninstalled. Several things can corrupt the TCP/IP stack. This tech-recipe explains how to reset the stack.
Windows XP Professional has a command line utility that allows users to schedule the execution of tasks. The schtasks utility has a wide variety of options. This tutorial provides a simple example of scheduling a task to run once in the future.
If a long path is frequently accessed, assigning it to a spare drive letter can save time. This tech-recipe describes assigning a drive letter to a local drive path from the command line.
This tech-recipe describes a quick way to find a map for a Sidekick contact’s address.
Want to share a screen shot of your high score? Need to save the image of your victorious triumph within a game? Capturing a screen shot on the PS Vita is simple.
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