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I am posting this on behalf of a friend, who is an international student at a university in Arkansas, on an F-1 visa. She's a British citizen, if it's relevant.
My friend has a part time job on campus to help fund her degree, and normally works the 20 hours a week allowed by her visa. However, one day in February she clocked out five minutes late without realizing. Apparently their time clocks always round up to the next quarter hour, so her paycheck for the week listed 20.25 hours--technically above the 20 hour restriction on her visa.
This prompted a message from one of the international student officers at the university who said she was now "out of status", because of the unauthorized
Our office has a Linux NFS server hosting a shared directory. We'd like to give each user access to an additional personal directory on the NFS. Ideally we'd like to be able to filter NFS clients by hostname in /etc/exports, so that we only have to push one mount command down to all the clients, most of which are Windows workstations or virtual machines.
NFS has the refer directive which seems like it might be possible to use to filter connections coming into the server by having a different export for each hostname which could refer to a different directory. For example,
/export/userdir hostname1(rw,sync,refer=/export/users/[email protected])
This way, whenever somebody
An open letter to Linux noobs regarding Kali Linux (x-post r/linux4noobs)
reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/3vnadm/an_o...With alarming frequency I see posts on this subreddit involving relatively basic troubleshooting questions from users running Kali Linux. I wrote this as a response to that. I think Kali Linux is great. I just don't think everybody should be using it as a desktop OS.
The TL;DR for this post could be taken straight from the Kali FAQ: "If you are unfamiliar with Linux generally, if you do not have at least a basic level of competence in administering a system, if you are looking for a Linux distribution to use as a learning tool to get to know your way around Linux, or if you want a distro that you can use as a general purpose d
Hey folks,
My girlfriend was offered a PhD position just a few days ago, which is fantastic, but the University wants us to be in town by the 20th of August. or so. I'm having some trouble finding a place for us to live on such short notice, so I though I'd ask here.
If you're looking for roommates, have a spare room, a place to rent out, or any other advice, please let me know.
If all goes well we'd like to move in the 15th or 16th of August.
Thanks!


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