There's no Place Like ::1

krani1@0x82:~/router/logs/archive$ ls
auth.log.1 crond.1 errors.log.1 iptables.log.1 mail.log.1 store.log.2 user.log.2
auth.log.2 crond.2 errors.log.2 iptables.log.2 messages.log.1 syslog.log.1
cache.log.1 daemon.log.1 everything.log.1 kernel.log.1 messages.log.2 syslog.log.2
cache.log.2 daemon.log.2 everything.log.2 kernel.log.2 store.log.1 user.log.1
krani1@0x82:~/router/logs/archive$ ls | cut -f1 -d'.' | head
auth
auth
cache
cache
crond
crond
daemon
daemon
errors
errors
krani1@0x82:~/router/logs/archive$ ls | cut -f1 -d'.' | sort | uniq | head
auth
auth
cache
crond
daemon
errors
everything
iptables
kernel
mail

Can someone please explain me the double auth??

UPDATE: Thank you Alberto for the tip on the comment. I owe you a launch…

Last Thursday I presented a project from the last year of my graduation in Computer Science and System Engineering. The project was to create a DSL to parallelize a NPL process and make the most of the cluster SeARCH we have at our campus.

The project was a success, and the tool is already being used in production. Since at least two people asked me again for the slides of the presentation, I decided to put them here to the world.

Sorry if you don’t understand Portuguese. Just look at the pictures :) Later this month I plan to publish a English article with full coverage of the tool.

The presentation can be found here

When I find my code in tons of trouble, Friends and colleagues come to me, Speaking words of wisdom: "Write in C."

As the deadline fast approaches, And bugs are all that I can see, Somewhere, someone whispers" "Write in C."

Write in C, write in C, Write in C, write in C. LISP is dead and buried, Write in C.

I used to write a lot of FORTRAN, for science it worked flawlessly. Try using it for graphics! Write in C.

If you've just spent nearly 30 hours Debugging some assembly, Soon you will be glad to Write in C.

Write in C, write in C, Write In C, yeah, write in C. Only wimps use BASIC. Write in C.

Write in C, write in C, Write in C, oh, write in C. Pascal won't quite cut it. Write in C.