You can use the bash command “curl” to read your imap emails like this: curl –url "imaps://imapserver.somewhere.net" –user "username:password" Note: your password will be visible on the command line, so don’t use this on a public server. So it is actually better to create a file, for instance called secret, then write your password in

How to do a good scientific search, and manage to write something that people will believe in? Here is a informational website that you should look into, it is really informative, and it will prepare and help you to write in an academic way so that people can understand. http://sokogskriv.no Good luck!

I have managed to create my first server in an openstack enviroment here at university of Bergen. I can see my instance in the Dashboard: Next thing was to add a volume: Project -> Compute -> Volumes: Create Volume After creating it, I had to go to “Manage Attachments”, and in Manage Volumen Attachments, I

I have two different Linux servers, and wanted to test if one where faster than the other. I used mysqlslap together with the “time” command in a bash shell. # time mysqlslap –user=root –password=$(cat /root/mysql) –host=localhost concurrency=50 –iterations=100 –number-int-cols=5 –number-char-cols=20 –auto-generate-sql –verbose In this way I could get out different values from the server which