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- Some git shell prompt magic, see which branch you are on and if there are pending changes. Just put http://t.co/dUmoekSN into your .bashrc 2 days ago
- @climagic dd trick is even more useful if you go for a snapshot "lvcreate -s -n var-snap -L 1G /dev/VG0/var", then dd if=/dev/VG0/var-snap 4 days ago
- Gus Gus concert, nojs http://t.co/cxXOrhtp 1 week ago
- I was accepted into the Fedora packager group and in the process of adding pynag into EPEL and Fedora. Mightily impressed by the Fedora folk 1 week ago
- I thought Microsoft had learned their lesson, alianate developers and you lose. http://t.co/rHSHLW3G 1 week ago
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Git through apache, anonymous pull but authenticated push
I have been having this annoying issue where I needed to open ssh up to the internet in order to allow authenticated push with a centralized git server. After hours and hours of trying to master anonymous pull and authenticated … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, auth, authentication, git, httpd, httpd.conf, pull, push
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Kickstarting RHEL 6.1 or newer, registering with subscription-manager
I’ve been spending the last few hours trying to register a Red Hat Enterprise Linux machine during kickstart. What I wanted to achieve: Kickstart Register the machine with certificate based method (subscription-manager) Install Puppet which will take care of the … Continue reading
SElinux and Proliant Support Pack (PSP) on RHEL or Centos 5
I’ve been getting these annoying messages in the audit log, /var/log/audit/audit.log after installing the Proliant Support Pack on RHEL5. type=AVC msg=audit(1262639482.789:2027381): avc: denied { read write } for pid=18916 comm=”ethtool” path=”/dev/hpilo/d0ccb5″ dev=tmpfs ino=6784 scontext=system_u:system_r:ifconfig_t:s0 tcontext=system_u:object_r:device_t:s0 tclass=chr_file type=AVC msg=audit(1262639482.789:2027381): avc: denied … Continue reading
RocketRaid on Red Hat / CentOS 5
Been dabbling with getting RocketRaid 1740 to work on Centos 5. It was not as easy as I had hoped but below you can view the steps needed for the implmentation. HighPoint RocketRaid 1740 is only supported on Red Hat … Continue reading
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Making Oracle work with SELinux on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
I wanted to put up for easy reference, how to setup the Oracle Instant Client packages on a SELinux enabled Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 machine, the documentation was created on a x86_64 machine but should work on the 32 … Continue reading
Fedora 10, a real treat
Installed Fedora 10 a couple of days ago and I must say I’m very pleasantly surprised. Install went smoothly as ever and getting everything up and running was pretty much painless. Here’s pretty much what I needed to do to … Continue reading
VMware Server 2.0 and Fedora 9 or Fedora 10
*Update* This also affects Fedora 10 Just ran into quite a bit of trouble trying to get VMware Server 2.0 to run on Fedora 9. After quite a bit of digging I found that vmware-hostd calls PAM and unix_chkpwd seems … Continue reading
Update to AsteriskJA because of changes of CallerID Lookup Sources
There was a change in recent module for FreePBX where the lookup source uri could not contain cid=${CALLERID(num)}. The fix for that is to change it to cid=[NUMBER]. See the AsteriskJA page.
Automaticly blacklisting password attempts
I’ve tried quite a few methods to block password guessers from guessing passwords on machines that have open SSH, POP, IMAP… What I usually used was iptables and the recent module “iptables -m recent –help” if you are interested in … Continue reading
Just Do IT!
Just discovered one of the most usefull apps I have come upon in a long time, Gnome DO! This program makes programs and actions in them really easy. I have for instance installed the pidgin plugin for it, I hit … Continue reading