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Written by Janaka Jayawardena
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Friday, 17 February 2012 |
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If you are a Solaris user, and you have been using the GNU utilities in /pkgs/gnu, you will be affected by the following.
We are moving to modern builds of GNU software from OpenCSW. The rather ancient builds in /pkgs/gnu are being deprecated. We encourage you to use "addpkg" to add the following package to your environment:
CSW GNU/FSF software utilities
This will prepend a new PATH which will give you access to the new GNU packages. After this is done, commands like "ls" will run "gls". (The corresponding command names with the "g-prefix" will also be available.)
However, if you are looking for the GNU versions' man pages, you will need to look them up with the "g-prefix". Such as:
man gls
We will be taking /pkgs/gnu out of complete circulation in one month (after we have resolved some final dependencies). If you use the GNU tools on Solaris, please make sure you have added the new package to your environment.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 20 February 2012 )
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Written by Janaka Jayawardena
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Thursday, 03 November 2011 |
When we switched our mail servers to support the Maildir
mailbox format some years ago, we performed a code hack
to pine (the mail program) on Solaris to make it support
Maildir format mailboxes. This was to ease the
disruptions that pine users would have experienced with
that change.
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Written by Janaka Jayawardena
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Monday, 07 March 2011 |
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There are new variants of older malware making the rounds recently. If you are using Windows, even on a Tier 1 CAT supported system where you are not a local admin, you can still be vulnerable. The old basic guidelines against email-borne nasties still apply.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 07 March 2011 )
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Written by Janaka Jayawardena
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Friday, 04 February 2011 |
Banner printer names (the names you give for your printers
when printing reports or POs from within Banner) are changing.
We have gone through and labelled ALL the MCECS Banner
printers that we know of of with the new names.
Please check on the Banner printers you use often, note the name
on the label and start using that name when doing Banner printing.
We are trying to get the new names in circulation right now because
OIT will discontinue the old names sometime soon.
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Written by Janaka Jayawardena
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Friday, 17 December 2010 |
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PSU is constantly being barraged by prolonged spearphishing attacks. Phishing is where the attacker tries to trick you into giving out sensitive information. Spear phishing is where the e-mails are specifically tailored to a target audience. It relies on social engineering the victim to fall for the e-mail and give up some information the attacker wants. Don't be one of those victims.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 17 December 2010 )
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