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Looking for an EVGA 1GB Superclocked GTX 460 Thanks! Dan

Supposedly pwnageTool also is able to jailbreak 4.0 only after you patch it though. I'll probably give it a shot tonight.

There must be a wizard alien running around casting spells again damnit...

This jailbreak has been hands down the easiest I've ever done. I thought I would have to wait until 4.0 to jailbreak my new 3GS but I'm glad I only had to wait 2 weeks :)

Here's something I created for my old job last year. It would be really easy to add email notifications and what not. http://pastebin.com/w97sckqP

I'd go for a PIX 515 and then upgrade it to 128MB of RAM if it isn't already. You should be able to run version 8 code without any issues (I currently run this setup at home without any difficulties)

try the following command from the CLI "oowriter" and copy/paste the error message(s) here. Also have you recently performed a "yum update -y"? If not please issue that command first.

in a command prompt type: sestatus and copy paste the output here

Did you reboot the machine after making the change?

edit /etc/sysconfig/selinux and make sure "enforcing" is replaced with "disabled"

The best advice I can give you from experience is to first lookup some local data centers in the area. Once you find a few, try to find out who are the Network Engineers or CTOs. Even though you are a complete stranger, introducing yourself in a formal way saying you are greatly interested in...

Who says one learning off a RHEL-based system can't enjoy themselves? If I was getting started out with Linux I would rather learn on a system that is proven stable versus one that is bleeding edge with a great number of bugs. Once he gets comfortable with Linux then by all means go for the...

You should be able to create a CSV file of the data and import it into a database using phpMyAdmin.

What have you studied so far Database?

FreeBSD is a good starter if you are interested in understanding the workings of a typical UNIX-like operating system. Once you get comfortable with FreeBSD I would highly recommend you look into Red hat Enterprise Linux (freely available as CentOS) as it is highly common in the corporate realm.