Setup SSH on Your Router for Secure Web Access from Anywhere - How-To Geek

Setup SSH on Your Router for Secure Web Access from Anywhere - How-To Geek

How to add users to /etc/sudoers

How to add users to /etc/sudoers

A clear explanation of why and how to add a Linux user as a sudoer.

What Should I Do When My Laptop Battery Doesn't Last As Long As It Used To?

What Should I Do When My Laptop Battery Doesn't Last As Long As It Used To?

Anyone with a laptop more than a year old complains about how the battery does not last as long as it used to. Lifehacker offers some tips for revitalizing your laptop battery.

Find Out Who Is Stealing Your Wireless Internet Connection [WiFi]

Find Out Who Is Stealing Your Wireless Internet Connection [WiFi]

Although it does not reveal the name of your intruder, this tool allows you to see what kinds of devices are connecting to your wifi. If you see devices that you don't know about, it is time to revisit your Wireless Security settings!

HTG Explains: How Do Linux File Permissions Work? - How-To Geek

HTG Explains: How Do Linux File Permissions Work? - How-To Geek

A great explanation of Linux Permissions.

IPCop - Copplus Log Date Fix

At our school, we use IPCop (version 1.4.21) as a gateway.  In addition, we utilize the Copplus (Cop+ version 3.0.2) add-on for content filtering.  I ran into a problem with the change from 2010 to 2011 date.  The log analyzer did not have an option to select 2011, so I had to find a solution.

I looked into the /home/httpd/cgi-bin/dansguardian/log.cgi file and found a couple entries that did the job.

You can see that in my cgi file, it is around line 614.
I edited it using WinSCP.  I changed the 2010 value to 2011, and it worked!

Leave a comment if you have questions.