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I normally use WinRAR over 7-Zip simply because it’s faster and only a little less efficient with compression. I did a few tests on different file types and sizes comparing the 7-Zip and WinRAR default settings on their normal compression and their best compression, and in a lot of cases WinRAR was 50% faster and […]

Is there a way to ignore spelling and grammar for certain text styles in Word 2007? Some of the stuff I’m writing is pre-formatted text that looks like this and usually has stuff like if (str.length() != 3) which will give me the squiggly lines on misspelled words like the str in there. Solution: Quick

I’ve got a fresh Dell Inspiron 15R SE with pre-installed Windows 8, 1Tb HDD and 32Gb SSD on mSATA included by manufacturer specifically for caching purposes and advertised as such. The problem is that as far as I can see, no acceleration/caching is actually happening with my SSD acting as just another drive. In BIOS

I’m looking for the best way to transfer files from my computer to another person’s computer. We both use Windows and I can use some external programs like TeamViewer for file transfers but I found the speed lacking. So I tried to find some other means of transferring the data. On Linux this is so

Ansible uses OpenSSH as the bottomed network communicative implementation, but does it support multi-hop login? I mean, if Ansible can login a server directly, but can it log in server_a then from server_a login server_b for config the server_b? Solution: I do not know how Ansible uses OpenSSH. But OpenSSH itself supports "multihop logins". Since

I’m using PuTTY to SSH from my PC at home to Linux computers at work, but some of the text (folder names) is dark blue on black, which is almost impossible to read. How do I change the colour-scheme? My computer at home has Windows 7 in case it makes any difference. Solution: In the

I am working with OpenSSH downloaded from https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/releases. My goal here is to setup an ssh server that allows sftp files transfer without ssh access. According to the official documentation provided by OpenSSH, this should be supported on Windows since version 7.7. was released and the restriction should be set up in sshd_config and I

I have created a .bat file which automatically takes the SSH server (Jump Server) access. Now, I have couple of commands which I would like to hit in that window. For an ex. (To take root access) usrun -u root rush With this command, it’ll ask me to enter the password. So, how can I

I am trying to upload local files to server by using Putty or SSH but not getting upload there. Is there any direct method to upload file from local to server from Linux terminal without using FTP etc ? Solution: Sure. Use scp (secure copy) like this: scp [source file] [username]@[destination server]:. Of course replace

  Possible Duplicate:  Problem with shared ssh keys   I have set up pub key authentication between two servers. Everything should work, but I am still asked for the password. Here’s parts of my sshd config file, which I didn’t alter after setting up the system. RSAAuthentication yesPubkeyAuthentication yesAuthorizedKeysFile      %h/.ssh/authorized_keys The authorized key file exists