AAA on PIX- doesn't tell you if pw expired

I have an environment of cisco devices including routers, switches, and firewalls. All of them are set to authenticate a management session via TACACS. The problem is that if the password has expired and we attempt to login to the firewall, it doesn't tell me so, it just keeps prompting me to enter password, ultimately locking out my account on the ACS server. The switches will tell me and give me the opportunity to change my password. Is there a way to set this so that the PIX also prompts me?

Password aging is not supporting through SSH v1. You will need to use SSH v2 in order to support this feature.
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The E 61i looks great, BUT:
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So you can forget about making payments with your phone.
Installing email programs like gmail is not easy, go to the google website to see how. Nokia doesn't tell you.
The user manual is too superficial and has a lousy structure.
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The settings download service only works for a small number of settings, e.g. not for the gmail settings.
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HT4009 Shouldn't an in-app purchase tell you what your buying is for a specific number of uses?

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This is not a problem that I need to solve but just something I've been wondering about. Why doesn't Apple tell people the routines they need to use to maintain their Macs?
If you do a search on "maintenance" in Support the fourth item is Mac Maintenance Quick Assist:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303602
The things they tell you to do are:
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I don't get it. Even in the manuals that come with the computers none of this stuff is mentioned (last time I looked) except in the troubleshooting section. Would you buy a car where the owner's manual had "change the oil regularly" listed in a section on what to do after you've blown your engine?
Granted, a lot of people on this forum know all these things and do them regularly, but I have several friends with Macs who never do any regular maintenance because they've never been told to. One just called me last week because his iMac auto-updated and he had all sorts of problems.
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I'll provide you with several references you will find interesting reading:
http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20060413075624652
http://www.macworld.com/2006/08/secrets/repairpermissions/index.php
http://www.macworld.com/2006/03/secrets/tcopermissions/index.php
http://www.atomicbird.com/node/view/29
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7. SuperDuper! (Commercial)
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I know that Joe Average has no clue, but it's not Apple's responsibility to provide Joe Average with clues on how to use a computer. No more than it's not GM's responsibility to teach you how be an automotive mechanic or how to drive. Some things you have to take responsibility for yourself. It's just that Joe Average is too lazy to read the User Guide, buy a book, or in any other way learn about computers before buying one.
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[SOLVED] A command that tells you when the last --sysupgrade happened?

Is there a command that will tell me the date when the last --sysupgrade upgrade occurred?
I suppose I can write a small script that looks at the log file to determine and output the date, but I was just wondering if it exists before I do so.
This would be a nice addition to pacman if it doesn't exist already.
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A script can even tell you what did you update: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 87#p626487
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I have a GREAT Rev.B iMAC... I'll tell you why I do preffer it over Rev.C..

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Well I got my daughter a 17-inch ALS Rev B iMac in June, 2 GHz processor, and it is a spectacular computer. However, I read in Macworld that the new 1.9 GHz iMacs are actually a bit faster than the Rev. B 2 GHz iMacs due to other improvements. So going "back" to 1.9 GHz here would actually be an improvement. Given what I have read about these newest iMacs, of course I would prefer one over the "older" one we got in June. But that's how it always is with computers, cars, etc. The newer ones are almost always nicer.
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I found several charges on my bank account from Apple on App that is completely free. After calling the number showing on my bank statement there an automated answering that tells you to go to apple website!!! There is nobody to talk to!! Complete rip OFF

I found several charges on my bank account from Apple on App that is completely free. After calling the number showing on my bank statement there an automated answering that tells you to go to apple website!!! There is nobody to talk to!! Complete rip OFF
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I have 5 iPhones in my account and this makes me reconsider upgrading to iPhones again.
Why Apple put a phone number in the bank transaction, if there is nobody to talk to!!!!!!
I hope someone from Apple support can answer my question.

Go to getsupport.apple.com. Or, call 1-800-MYAPPLE.
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what do you do when you can't sync your ipod and it tells you that itunes is not compatible with your ipod?

Upgrade to the newest version of iTunes first to see if that helps.
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So frustrated!
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Freakin' brilliant, I tell you!
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