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Can some one help me out here, it is necessary to complete my assignment.
I need to know,
how a process created in UNIX...? and
how a process created in MS-DOS...?
How is the unix process is different from MS-DOS process...?
I have fair knowledge about Operating Systems.I tried to find better answer on the internet, but I was unable to find in google, yahoo answers, etc...
Thank you........
You can do better than "the internet"...
Try:
Tannenbaum's Modern Operating Systems.
Page 735 for Linux, page 857 for Windows Vista (including MS-DOS).
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I am readign about ipv4 fields and I wonder why TOS which introduced in RFC 791 was not used at all?? but after DSCP was presented by RFC 2474 able to get good attention?
I can not find any clue to why it was not used!
I am new in this fields so please be cool :) when I ask silly questions
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Windows 10 (64 bit), Far. ver.3, x64.
I can't find plugin for Secure FTP.
I need to connect by SSH to remote Linux Machine.
https://github.com/michaellukashov/Far-NetBox
Check if you have NetBox already installed (Alt+F1):
To add a connection, press Shift+F4.
I've also underlined the different tabs where one can change parameters, although usually the first tab is sufficient.
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Where do linux systems keep the users encrypted passwords and how can it be decoded? Or maybe there is a workaround for getting the initial user's password? Thanks
the default directory to the file that keeps passwords in Unix systems is
etc/passwds
and in macOS
etc/master.passwds
https://docs.python.org/3/library/crypt.html
you can read about crypt library of python which may help you to decode the Unix password. One of the ways I do it is I generate all possible Strings of a certain length 8, and then compare the hash from that file with the hash of each of these words. I am not sure that it is the optimal way of solving this question but it works.
Take a look here:
Python generate all possible strings of length n
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I want to run an R script on a computer which doesn't have the R software installed on it. Is it possible to do this in any way?
If you have internet and a browser on the machine without R go to:
http://r-fiddle.org
or
http://pbil.univ-lyon1.fr/Rweb/
and paste the source of the R file into it.
Alternately, note that R is free and has an automated installer so it's pretty easy to install R on a new machine. Google for
download R windows
Download it. Run the downloaded executable and press enter for each question.
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I have a ubuntu linux and have been using this site: https://scottlinux.com/2013/10/11/how-to-create-a-tor-onion-site/ but I am getting confused on how to use this file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf and from there everything else is a little confusing as well. If you know how to follow these instructions, please let me know.
Its cool, I'll just answer my own question... Again.
Using this website helped me a lot more because it had step-by-step details that the one above was missing.
https://www.bentasker.co.uk/documentation/security/290-hosting-tor-hidden-services-onions
The best way to create a .onion site would be through a Tor .onion homepage.Just follow the links there and you should create your own personal website quite easily.Or you could use a Tor Wiki to do so instead.