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<description>references: http://www.csgnetwork.com/asciiset.html http://www.techrepublic.com/forum/questions/101-213548/paragraph-code-vs-13-code-in-ms-word http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/support/putting-regular-expressions-to-work-in-word-HA001087304.aspx When I use Find and Replace in MS Word (I'm using Word 2010, but this will work in 2007 and 2003), I use ^p and ^t to find paragraph and tab marks, respectively. But, if I'm...</description>


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<description>So, modern linuxes use udev to manage devices. One of the advantages of udev is that it "supports persistent device naming" and yes, in general this is a good thing. However, it comes back to bite you when dealing with...</description>

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<description>I was looking to diagnose a high load problem today. For this, I typically use atop. However, I got this output instead... [root@myserver ~] # atop: symbol lookup error: /lib/libncurses.so.5: undefined symbol: _nc_set_no_padding I'm running CentOS 6.2, with atop installed...</description>

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<description>I'm building up a new server on Centos 6.2 to replace an older RedHat 5.6 (Tikanga) box. And I needed to install analog logfile analyzer as part of the build. My 1st hurdle was finding the Analog website :) The...</description>


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<description>There's a number of references to mounting cifs shares in /etc/fstab out there. I thought the swerdna article was very helpful. Although the author talks about OpenSuSE, it was close enough for most of my RHEL5 needs. I ran into...</description>


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<description>I ran into something yesterday. I installed RHEL 5.5, then set about bonding two nics together. When the bond was set to a static IP in a different LAN segment, the server wouldn't finish booting. It was somewhat responsive to...</description>


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