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I upgraded node from v8.x to v10.x a couple of weeks ago.
My bash history does not have timestamp enabled so I cannot tell on which date I upgraded.
Is it possible to look at any log files to get this info?
You should have rsyslog and auditd setup if you need this level of accounting. Look at the time stamps on the files, and you may see a date that matches when you installed the package. Or look to see if their is a cache directory for the tool you used to update it with etc..
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I installed a Powershell module (posh-git) using PS-Get but I am finding that it is quite slow. I want to uninstall it but using Remove-Module posh-git only uninstalls it from my current session but I would like to make this permanent.
This is an open issue for PS-GET: https://github.com/psget/psget/issues/164:
This should be a feature.
Nowadays, you have to delete it manually from C:\Users\[yourUser]\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\modules directory.
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Im trying to implement Shellshock and I need downgrade Bash to a vuln. version. I don't know how get it and there isn't much information in the Internet about it.
I'm working with Ubuntu Server 14.04.
How I can get it?
Don't downgrade the system bash. That's a terrible idea. Get the source for a vulnerable version and compile it yourself.
(Don't install it to the system though if you can avoid it, just run it from the source directory.)
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This file has been generated by some program in my TEMP folder. How can I know which program has created this file. I want to stop this program to run in my computer, but I can not find it out.
FXSAPIDebugLogFile
Thank you
This file is related to MS program.
you can read how to clean the file and more about the issues here here and here
Some of them are pretty old, since 2007, but are still relevant.
Also next time it could help if you state which windows you have ? XP/Vista/Win7
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I am configuring Oracle Database in fips compliant mode, but not able to find fips.ora, can someone please tell me do i need to create a new file or there is any default location?
Assuming you are on 11g, the fips.ora file is either located in the $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/admin directory, or is pointed to by the FIPS_HOME environment variable.
If it doesn't exist create it and add
SSLFIPS_140=TRUE
See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/network.111/b28530/asoappe.htm
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I foolishly ran the following code
file.remove(list.files())
Is there any way of retrieving the deleted files. I am working in windows XP + R 2.15.0
You need to get a NTFS (or FAT32, though unlikely) file recovery software. Restoration and Undelete Plus are a few of them