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         FAQ
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Is Linux-Anti-Theft designed for laptops only?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>Of course not! You can use it for a desktop PC, server or netbook!
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Does it work for Windows or Mac?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>No, for the moment the client program only works for Linux systems.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Does dit work on all of the Linux distributions?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>Because the hundreds of distribution it's almost impossible to make a client that works on all of them. Linux-Anti-Theft is designed for Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and OpenSuse and works on both 32bit and 64bit installations. If you use another distro, you will have to make changes to the installation file lat_install.sh manually. <a href="index.php?page=contact">Contact us</a> for help &amp; questions.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Do I have to be a die hard Linux-user to install Linux-Anti-Theft?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>No, Linux-Anti-Theft is very simple in use. The installation is step by step documented.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Where can I download the Linux-Anti-Theft client?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>You can download the client after login-in under the menu-item "<a href="index.php?page=users/download">Download</a>".
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>What does the installation file lat_install.sh do?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>This installation file makes the client program "lat_client.sh" in the /bin folder of your Linux system. It also adds an extra rule in the rc.local file of your distro; this makes that Linux-Anti-Theft is executed at the start of your system. You can delete Linux-Anti-Theft at any time!
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Help! My laptop is stolen! What now?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>When the thief makes a connection to the internet with your stolen system, this is saved in the database. You can follow this online in your personal control panel.
            Print this information and take it to the police. Make sure you have the serial number and purchase invoice of your laptop!
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>What if the system starts without a internet conection?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>When there is no connection possible with the internet, there is a new attempt every 10 seconds.
            From the moment there's a connection, the information is sent, and the attempts to connect stop.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>A thief doesn't know my systems username or password, how can he make a connection=,</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>The connection to the network is made before you have to login. It is a requirement that the system uses DHCP.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>How many systems can I install the client to?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>This has no limit. Per system the hostname is also saved. Within your personal control pal you can see the logs of every system.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>What use have the personal code and control code?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>These codes identificate your system, and link them to your account. These codes are unique and you can find them under the menu-item "<a href="index.php?page=users/personal">Personal Information</a>" in your control panel. Don't share these codes with anyone!
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Can I delete the gathered data?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>Yes, you can delete the saved IP adresses, or your complete account at any time.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>I'd prefer to host this on my own server, can I?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>Yes, you can download the code <a href="http://www.linuxontdekt.be/linux-anti-diefstal/">here</a>. Watch out: this isn't the entire code of Linux-anti-theft.net, but the base to build a anti-theft system for your personal use.
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            <span class="question">Q</span><strong>Is it possible to add webcam images?</strong><br />
            <span class="answer">A</span>No, from safety consideration it is not possible. But you can host this script on your own server. You can download the neccesary code <a href="http://www.linuxontdekt.be/linux-anti-diefstal/">here</a>.
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