ake lots of stuff work. Note: it may
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r so down the error report
you see with sealert there will be a line saying something like "to allow this
run {cmd}" and all you have to do is drag the {cmd} it gives you and drop it in
a console.
This is not always true, but often enough to be worth looking.
You need to relabel /usr/
so it has a browser, email
> client, compozer and IRC client. I am actually typing this email on
> seamonkey.
Not to mention that the "mail" part also does NNTP (aka news) and RSS feeds.
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ow. It was
> right around Linux v1.0, actually. I believe the program was called
> "pretty print" or something. Oh well, better get started.
>
If they were in individual files you could use mpage, if that helps.
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which pass all this traffic to site B, using gateway router-B
>
The least complicated would be to set up a VPN between the routers, after that
proxy server setup. Both are in various wiki and magazine articles, a search
will give information to make a decision.
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). This older version will work, but has some significant
security issues, addressed in 32 bit by 10.1.82.76 the latest 32 bit available.
Note that 10.1.x.x has a problem of its own, some sites are sniffing for "10.0"
and tell you to upgrade to Flash10 to view their content. CSCCSS[1
Zoltan Hoppar wrote:
> Just go to Adobe site and download the flash player for linux. Choose
> the rpm version - and the rest done by fedora installer.
>
Linux x86_64 is no longer supported. I think the O.P. is running 64bit.
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ll, related to KVM, not sound.
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d by having the RAID members as whole
drives rather than partitions, I saw speculation on that a year ago or so.
Let us know if any of this is useful.
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himself, but having an expensive new system
which I have to run in text mode is a bit over the top. Currently
running kernel 2.6.34.7-56.fc13.x86_64 getting little use of the system.
I tried two other boards, different boards, similar results.
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suvayu ali wrote:
> On 24 September 2010 15:18, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> I have a new ATI Radeon card in a new system, PCI says:
>>
>>03:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV710 [Radeon HD
>> 4350]
>>03:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologi
ript itself. I do very little
color, so that's an issue for me. It also does double sided printing, something
I find useful for keeping my paper thin, rather than anything I use for
presentation, where pretty is more important.
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in general it works well.
When I was writing for Sysadmin and other magazines regularly I got no
complaints, and I assume that the non-computer ones are using Word. There are
several variants, I used Word97 for stuff.
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Can anyone suggest a means of doing that?
>
I just drop the vlc to 1/4 size with the drop down menu (there's a shortcut,
don't remember it offhand) and then drag and drop the window. I'm probably
missing something, that's the way I watch TV (HDhomerun capture).
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a few TB between systems each week, once a week, so I've played with
this
a bit.
[1] simple pipe test:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null bs=1k count=2M
cat /dev/zero | dd of=/dev/null bs=1k count=2M
look at the transfer rates reported and the system time.
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&quo
e time on unmaintained packages. Hopefully there will be a
better package for RHEL-6.0 and packages for form-fill and lightning which are
pretty desirable for business or home office use.
At one point any lib which Fedora provided was more solid than what came with,
but that'
neral a reinstall is better,
and setting up to allow that during initial install makes that fairly painless.
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similar. Note that the executable if *HUGE* after, but it works. Got tired of
fighting with new versions of gcc and libc.
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Michael D. Setzer II wrote:
> On 7 Oct 2010 at 17:36, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>
> To: users@lists.fedoraproject.org
> From: Bill Davidsen
> Subject: Re: rsync or dd to clone a hard drive?
> Date sent:Thu, 07 Oct 2010 17:
Like anything good it will be slow.
If you mean make unreadable to people who aren't known by three letter
acronyms,
and normal data, probably a few passes with dd or wipe are enough, but if you
have state secrets or something illegal, go dban. www.dban.org.
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> > >>
> > > >>
> > > >> ffmpeg -f image2 -i image%d.jpg video.mpg
> >
> > one more thing I found using ffmpeg to create a slideshow.
> >
> >
> http://www.raiden.net/articles/using_ffmpeg_to_create_a_vide
hared memory will go a lot faster if the memory is in L1 cache than if it's
off
on another core.
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ead
> "X won't start on F14 - I've run out of ideas!"
Yes, there are many new users who don't understand the principle of asking the
question in the place where the people who know the answers might be found.
Technical questions are like fishing, if you don't go w
Noel Edyvane wrote:
>Fedora 13 did not have a connection wizard.
>
> Will the connection wizard to added to Fedora 14?
>
- What is a connection wizard
- how does it differ from NetworkManager?
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ecific)
>
> So, my questions are:
>
> a. how can I use hdparm to enable write/read verify? That's what I am
> interested in.
>Man page does not mention this.
I don't think hdparm is the tool to install new firmware with more features.
There are FOSS programs
the solution to run chroot sftp: http://goo.gl/KuKl
Linux sftp, Win putty, and Mac (sftp?) work with keys. I think this is probably
the safest way to go, dropping the user chroot into public_html.
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by itself, so win-win.
If you want presentation quality, start learning troff. I wrote hundreds of
pages in troff, "back when," and it is great at text to beautiful. Not a skill
in high demand, and there are other things. Knuth would tell you that TeX is
the
one to use.
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pers don't pay attention to them. I
> can testify that my recent eperience (a suspend problem, no less)
> contradicts that. They are, in fact, very attentive.
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Michael D. Setzer II wrote:
> On 8 Oct 2010 at 16:21, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>
> To: users@lists.fedoraproject.org
> From: Bill Davidsen
> Subject: Re: rsync or dd to clone a hard drive?
> Date sent:Fri, 08 Oct 2
orgot that there
> is a testing mailing list specially for that. Sorry, my mistake.
>
This isn't an FC14 issue, it's a livecd issue, and perfectly on topic here. JD
not only posts off-topic stuff of his own here, he is giving you bad advice
about your post, which is fi
RECORD button? The default save format is "same
as source" and the file name will start with vlc, but you should get a
recording.
Any more info to add?
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9:1.1.10-1
> Dummy transition package for wodim
>
As I've said before, if Fedora doesn't like the license which comes with
cdrecord, they should leave it out and not put in a different package with the
same name. The morality of putting out an ersatz product who's
I do for some accounts) I will stick to
alpine. Allows piping messages into processes, multiple select criteria for a
group of messages, and generally access to low level tools. And also it allows
display of the full message headers and content should that be needed. Like the
Seamonkey ^U shortcut.
ust run
Microsoft Word on that OS," which I saw in a bid. I lost a bid because my
servers "weren't esthetically pleasing," so requiring AutoCad certainly makes
the choice clear.
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ing is hard to beat
> and without it I don't know how I would keep up with several large
> volume mailing lists.
>
Seamonkey mail is great,and you can integrate news (NNTP) and POP/IMAP
accounts,
handle RSS (even Twitter feeds), etc.
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fair number of tweaks and I'd
rather not.
Any thoughts?
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The nslookup shipped with Fedora is a toy, with most of the important
parts returning "not implemented" status. Can someone point me to a
source for the real program, such as I used on other systems like AIX?
The lack of functionality is becoming a real time-waster!
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Bill Davidsen wrote:
> The nslookup shipped with Fedora is a toy, with most of the important
> parts returning "not implemented" status. Can someone point me to a
> source for the real program, such as I used on other systems like AIX?
> The lack of functionality is becom
or all of your groups. But more
> clients are around that handle multiple news servers, and quite well.
>
> In general, I have preferred news to mailing lists, though it's been a
> long while since I bothered.
>
I actually ran my own server for a long time, and a mail to news ga
ent as well as workers.
I would really not like to fight this battle, I was hoping someone would answer
the question I asked instead of assuming that I meant "what can I use instead
of
nslookup" which is not the problem. The issues are money, time, and office
politics, and I ran "
Tim wrote:
> Tim:
>>> You didn't mention bandwidth saving: You download a list of headers,
>>> of what's become available since your last look, but you only
>>> download the actual body of message when you go to read it.
>
> Bill Davidsen:
>
reasonable number. I use "MaxJobs 100" -- unlikely I'll ever want to see
> more job history than that.
>
Thanks, that's one of the better ideas I seen on the subject. I confess I would
like to have an easy way to scale that to keep 2-3 days of history regardless
of
cou
would like to have a better
fix than a series of one time hacks. On the other hand, I have a bunch of other
machines which have uid match and take most of my time, so uid fixing has
dropped to my "would be nice" list.
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it.
>
I think there is something funny there, but you need to find a way to show the
problem every time, then refile a bug. If the maintainer can't see it s/he
can't
fix it.
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right click, and use menu copy and paste, which
seems to work well but pastes at the text insert location vs. the cursor
pointer
location for many apps.
Whatever works...
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Craig White wrote:
> On Sun, 2011-02-13 at 13:03 -0500, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>>
>> I would really not like to fight this battle, I was hoping someone
>> would answer
>> the question I asked instead of assuming that I meant "what can I use
>> instead of
>
the money.
> Has AIX never deprecated a command before?
>
I have no idea, not to hear the AIX fanboys tell it.
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"instant
replay" and such.
I have ugly and slow methods involving ffmpeg, vlc, and swearing, there must be
a nice GUI to do stuff like this. If it could do things like adjust brightness
and such as well, that would be nice, and faster than the scripts I use now.
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red" at various locations, but it would work if only one client
at a time could access it, writes are rare, even needing access is unusual, but
it does happen.
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Konstantin Svist wrote:
> On 02/22/2011 01:26 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Is there a video editor which can easily snip bits from several files and
>> write
>> them to another? We have video of a kids football game taken with multiple
>> cameras, and would like to quic
j.witvl...@mindef.nl wrote:
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> Subject
ending on your drive, you may be able to improve that a bit by setting the
max_sectors for the device higher. /sys/blockdev/sdX/device/max_sectors (from
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Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
> On 02/22/2011 11:37 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Any thoughts on remote mounting a filesystem securely? Clearly I could just
>> export it and count on the encryption in the WiFi and the VPN to protect the
>> data, but that leaves it mounted in clear on
Mike Wohlgemuth wrote:
> On 02/23/2011 05:04 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> You have the right idea, I want to decrypt on the client, rather than mount
>> on
>> the server, thus the data on the server is just a file full of encrypted
>> data,
>> and not available as
run KVM virtualization, I
would almost think that the easiest way out is to add a drive with FC14, and
run
the old system in a VM just to support the toolchain.
Full disclosure: I have a RH8 (no, not FC8) in a VM, because I have an app
which
won't compile on recent g
be a total show stopper.
It's desirable in many cases to turn off the display and lock, but in business
use the computer is likely to be doing something useful the users needs to
continue.
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:-(
I'm wondering how long it would take to write nslookup in perl. No, I'm not
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Tom H wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 11:33 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>>
>> I read in a non-Fedora list that GNOME3 has dropped the ability to do power
>> management, and that all laptops will suspend when the cover is closed, like
>> it
>> or not. Hopefully tha
Ed Greshko wrote:
> On 02/27/2011 07:31 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> After some checking, it appears that AIX has dropped support for nslookup
>> between AIX 5 and 6, the management solution was to "look harder" for the
>> fully
>> functional source. :-(
>
.com/2008/04/using-gnulinux-tools-to-recover-dvd.html
>
Unfortunately, I doubt he put the dvdisaster recovery data on the media.
Remarkable program, but requires foresight.
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Ed Greshko wrote:
> On 02/27/2011 08:30 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> These people not only don't pay for good advice, they won't even take it for
>> free in many cases.
>>
> Good luck to you. No matter what direction you take, the chances are
> sometime in
ve included the tried and true, and very stable
> mods made in the fedora releases/updates.
>
> To wait from FC6 until FC12/13 to produce RHEL6
> is an awfully long time :(
> So, I guess I will not be installing RHEL6.
>
If you want cutting edge go Fedora, if you want stable go
s if I must, but I'd rather not roll my own if there's a solution
of the "why didn't you just use..." type.
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6.25.avi
>
> How could I get the output where the newest file is at the top?
>
Don't suppose these are in a directory and modification date has been
preserved,
are they? Because "ls -t" is your friend.
Otherwise run ls output through a tiny perl program and convert to
g wrote:
> On 03/04/2011 10:34 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> I'm looking for a tool to validate email addresses, not just as deliverable
>> but actually valid.
>
> if you have thunderbird available, you can use;
>
>https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/ad
wifi, I think some of the problems is
addresses, there should be a session key so nothing should be "in the clear."
Forcing VPN takes that a step farther, only accept packets from known MACs will
eliminate some attacks, but wireless in general isn't secure without VPN.
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'fastboot' option on the kernel command line?
Finally, how often do you boot? How long does your boot take now? How much
effort is justified in making that faster?
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gt; --
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>> http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/
>>
>> More computing sins have been committed in the name of performance,
>> without necessariliy achieving it, than for all other reasons
>> combined. - Wulf
&g
suvayu ali wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 5:23 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> What are you doing which is taking time? You can put a tool like btime in
>> rc.local to show what the system did during boot, in terms of cpu use and
>> iowait.
>
> I don't know about
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Bill Davidsen wrote:
> I just installed the recent qemu update on my KVM server which hosts my VMs
> for
> local services. I stopped all VMs, did the upgrade, and reboot. Now none of
> the
> VMs respond to mouse or have sound.
>
> Any thoughts? x86_64, all stock Fedora st
;measurable but not noticeable" bit. Unusual, but I don't
doubt you, some vendor may have cut the odd corner.
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as just my thought. If the kernel needs updating, hopefully we would
see it in 2.6.39, I think that's still in play, or 2.6.40 later this year.
I don't see any inherent reason why JFS would need SElinux off, so someone
might
fix that in the future, were they so inclined.
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rules.
iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp ! --dport 80 -j REJECT
Would at least block only tcp, although I bet you will find that you want to do
mail and such. You are rapidly entering deep waters, I fear, but it's your
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ough to get it started if it is in
fact a BSD VM pseudo drive.
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compdoc wrote:
>> Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> I just installed the recent qemu update on my KVM server which hosts my
> VMs for
>> local services. I stopped all VMs, did the upgrade, and reboot. Now none
> of the
>> VMs respond to mouse or have sound.
>
> Does the k
device tablet
>
Have not previously used the "tablet" option for console, only for VNC
operation. So if that solves the problem it will be new behavior (I'll take it
as workaround if it works, though).
I'll report after I try it, been a long day.
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JD wrote:
> On 03/19/2011 02:19 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> erikmccaskey64 wrote:
>>> it's a normal desktop machines iptables firewall:
>>>
>>> If i want to block udp on dport 80 on the output chain, then is this
>>> enough? i want to only allow t
see each other's packets and run the
sniffer
on the client. The way to avoid that is to encrypt all packets. Handing out a 2
bit subnet from dhcp only helps if the bad guys use it. They generally sniff
every packet they can see, or at least that has the AP IP address as source of
dest.
Bill Davidsen wrote:
> compdoc wrote:
>>> Keyboard works, mouse doesn't.
>>> Does that give you any clues?
>>
>>
>> I'm using qemu-kvm 0.14.0, and I have to run the command like this or
>> neither the mouse or keyboard works:
>>
>
depends on what you're familiar with. I personally thought W7
> looked very polished. I suspect it could probably be tweaked to work
> like Gnome, but why bother.
>
I assume you mean GNOME-2, hopefully someone will release a GNOME-2 spin for
FC15 when it comes out. If it can happen
de.
>
Amen. The vertical pattern of FC15 suggest bars, to remind you that the object
is now to keep you in, lest you hurt yourself. GNOME-3 suck rocks off the
bottom
of the ocean IMHO.
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d trash Linux. Never mind they
> brought this upon themselves, Linux sucks and that is their mantra.
> Yes, those of us that know better will have to suffer.
>
Yes, Linux wouldn't be safe if you let people just click on things to see what
they did. It would be like Android. Wait
have a different vision
than the users. I use Linux because it's my computer and I want the OS to help
me use it, not tell me everything too dangerous. I've gone from S100 to latest
chips running VMs without protection, thanks I'll pass on GNOME-3.
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e GNOME wallpaper by default instead of the Fedora theme, does that
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who either don't
> frequent their forum or do so incognito.
Attitude matters. The people who ran the Prodigy (remember Prodigy vs. AOL?)
help chat still have a help chat room, even though Prodigy is dead a decade.
Some people enjoy helping troubled users.
Obviously we help with Window
my system spun up all the time in case I want to
> connect remotely. There doesn't even seem to be an option to never spin
> down or never suspend/hibernate any more.
>
You have forgotten to power down your system... we will do it for you...
We are GNOME of Borg, you will be app
The "yum clean packages" command removes all cached rpms as desired, but leaves
all the drpm files. I wondered why my disk space was getting tight on a small
server, and that was the issue. Is that intended behavior?
I'll be happy to file a bug if not.
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- "asks the question" and "begs the question" are not the same thing at all
But you sure made someone look like an idiot, by golly.
BTW: wikipedia will tell you what "begs the question" means.
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It's been a good ride, but unless a better WM comes along fc14 is the final
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William Hooper wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 6:27 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> The "yum clean packages" command removes all cached rpms as desired, but
>> leaves
>> all the drpm files. I wondered why my disk space was getting tight on a small
>> server, and
cy GUI, remind may serve, it
can do multiple formats of output including HTML.
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because
it is designed from the bottom up with the top priority being keeping dumb
users
from hurting themselves rather than letting competent users be productive.
What a shame, after making GNOME2 so good, instead of make GNOME3 more
powerful,
they decided to make it "child safe" instead
earlier and try to find and
> report bugs much earlier.
We were told that GNOME3 was NOTABUG, so what to do now?
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omputer?
>
You get a choice of where the MBR gets modified, you can put it on the first
hard drive or on the USB (or both). Your BIOS may offer a bot selector (F10?).
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"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked.&
Lots of tricks possible for SSD, I once put the journal for a 5TB RAID on an
SSD
and mounted with data=journal to speed my writes.
These are just a thought, not a recommendation or anything.
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Bill Davidsen
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
behind the arrowhead.
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Bill Davidsen
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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ar that's much
the same as the Ubuntu beta. Unity will probably be ported, but at the moment
it
sounds a bit unstable rather than cutting edge.
My opinion only, I did try it in a VM briefly.
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"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the
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