@MichaelHampton Nginx configuration forces you to do two things that apache doesn't: 1) understand how URLs get parsed 2) be REALLY sure of what your application needs to work
I dont know if its a good product or not, all I know is that they took a massive shit all over SF about 6 months ago spamming every fucking answer possible
In fact I changed financial planners about 2 years ago because my old one wouldn't give me the option of not investing in certain industries; my new guy pulled my investments out of weapons manufacturers and casinos
@ErikA Don't remember tbh
But the answers look like carbon copies, so maybe
I know that he asked and answered g-wan questions under two accounts, so its possible that its the same crew
We get this error on ESXi 5.0:
A duplicate IP address was detected for 192.168.x.x on the interface vmk1.
The current owner is xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.
Talking to VMWare support and googling it produced nothing! Help please!
Thanks!
Although, in retrospect, I should have maybe answered with "you have an ip address conflict" first, for +2000 rep, like @ewwhite and @ErikA did. :p Rep whores. :p
@ErikA Not really complaining... just kinda jealous/surprised/embarrassed I didn't think of it first. I freaking know that. I really freaking know that... and I still missed it. D'oh!
Assuming your html folder is in /var/www/public_html and your 2nd hard drive is mounted in /mnt/drive2
mkdir /var/www/public_html/morevideos
ln -s /mnt/drive2 /var/www/public_html/morevideos
And you can now upload everything you like into /var/www/public_html/morevideos and off you go
(and @MichaelHampton had to fix my syntax as well)
@voretaq7 Better too. If I could serve 800,000 "fuckoffs" a second, I'd be able to hold... um, how many million sysadmin jobs concurrently? Well a lot.
Telling people to fuckoff is basically all there is to this career, right?
"MY printer won't print" "Fuck off" "I can't access my porn!" "Fuck off" "We're getting audited, can you make sure our systems are secure?" "Fuck off" "Here's the new atomic clock that we need to get installed so that all our RSA tokens are reliable" "Fuck off"
@MarkHenderson I actually had to tell someone today that they weren't receiving any email because no one had sent them any email since yesterday night. I didn't say "fuckoff," and it was physically painful.
Gawddamn helpdesk guys can't do that because "security" keeps them from getting access to look at message auditing logs. *sigh* Another 30 seconds of my life I'll never get back.
@MichaelHampton The gwan guy doesn't seem to realise the Australia and New Zealand are different countries though. He's french, that guy is NZ, but he quotes from an Australian court ruling
I'm trying to set up Zenoss 4.2.0 on CentOS 6.3 to monitor a MySQL server via IPv6. The firewall is open for the monitoring server and I can connect fine from the command line:
[root@zenoss ~]# mysql -u zenoss -p -h 2001:db8:81:2c::2
...
mysql> SELECT CURRENT_USER();
+------------------------...
I am not that of an electricity knowledgable person, so I'll try to put as much info as possible.
I have a Rack Mount UPS of 1800 Watts Model: PRP 3050 RM (in total I have 2 of these - talking about one specifically)
I had to change it's batteries today, and that led me to think if it can suppo...
Oh god, speaking of MAC addresses, after a power surge yesterday we had a desktop at a client go a bit wonky. It thought it's MAC address was 00:00:00:00:00:00. Know how we figured it out? It couldn't print to a particular printer. Everything worked except one of the printers.
Being a smartass is only one small component of being a sysadmin. You also have to know: * How to make acts of extreme violence look like accidents * How to drive managers and users into mental institutions * How to make the CEO like you enough to overlook just about anything * Oh, and it sometimes helps to know how to run servers and networks
I have server with 2xE5620 ,Ram 16 GB , 4x300 SAS HDD (raid 10) . But i don't know what the best mysql configure for this server ? Please tell me if you can . Thanks alot
You have a 1Gb database on a server with 16Gb of RAM, 8 cores and 16 threads. Even if it's been compiled for ARM and is running through QEMU on Ubuntu running inside VMWare Server on a Windows XP host... i think you'll be fine nomatter what it's config — Mark Henderson16 secs ago
Chao bac quanta ,neu minh nhin ko nham thi bac o ben HVA . Nen minh viet bang tieng viet luon . Minh dang cai dat 1 server . Minh su dung DirectAdmin ,chay apache 2.2 ,PHP 5.2 va muon su dung nginx lam reverse proxy . Voi cau hinh kieu nay thi nen su dung mod nao ? (fcgid,fastcgi hay php-fpm) . Cam on bac :) — Kid4 mins ago
Chao bac quanta, not mistaken, if I look bac o ben HVA. Nen written in Vietnamese intelligence too. Minh City is installing a server. Clever use DirectAdmin, running Apache 2.2, PHP 5.2 and want to use nginx reverse proxy lam. With this configuration, you should use this type of mod yet? (fcgid, fastcgi or php-fpm). Cam on bac :) - Kid 4 mins ago
If you guys are still having a problem with SSL v2 and Ciphers I personally used this product to make life a lot easier and to not have to play around with Regedit. Give it a shot if your not able to figure it out manually.
You can find the site at: http://foundeo.com/products/iis-weak-ssl-ciph...
@ShaneMadden that looks like spam to me, not really an answer to the question. If that isn't spam, then there are dozen of other product recommendation everyone can give
It hasn't reached that stage, yet. Only had one power outage this morning and that only took out a few desktop rails. I'd say things are looking pretty good so far.
I am a new entrepreneur starting a tech support company. I have noticed that companies like Zappos and Rackspace excel at hiring great knowledgable and personable people. I have helped hire at my current job, and the initial reads on new hires never turns out as expected. Are there good resources...
@JustinDearing Yeah, not news really. NetApp builds a lot of their software on FreeBSD. NetApp and MS are "partnering" to get their software running on Hyper-V. At least they were decent enough to open source the drivers and whatnot.
@ChrisS I'm happy more from a desktop perspective. Hyper-V is part of Windows 8, and I might use that instead of virtualBox. Also, for a 95% windows shop this is a good thing if you'd rather that one linux box to be that one freebsd box
MS's most expensive suite of "Cloud" management software, the System Center 2012 Datacenter Edition, is still only $3607 per 2 CPUs (retail pricing, which nobody pays that much).
If you just want SCCM & SCVMM the SA price is $62/y (2-year price) per CPU (with a dumb minimum of 2 CPUs per physical server; that one's still a head scratcher for me).
Anyone else addicted to the Google Doodle today?
@lsiunsuex Google needs to buy RIM's IP and release it under a cuddle license. End the manageable mobile question...
it should be a warning to existing and future companies. if you fail to see that the industry is changing around you, you deserve to fail
IF IBM bought RIM, it would basically complete the circle of life. Almost all of the major companies will be in the cell phone business. Google, Apple, MS, IBM - all we're missing is Intel to get in on it
RIM's IP isn't going to die, someone will buy it... Just a question of who. IBM is only talking about buying their Enterprise Services Unit (the part of RIM that runs their BB servers; like the servers that your BB talks to in order to get their information and whatnot).
I think Intel is smarter than to get into making whole cell phones. They're just fine making WiMax chipsets as well as various other chips.
IF BB10 succeeds i think it'll be like Palm. Good - different - but not enough to succeed - someone will buy the wares and kill it like hp did (purposely or not)
Hmm. Guess I'm a sucker for a longshot-comeback story. Not that I think it's likely, but I'm of the opinion that they've got an outside shot, and God I hope they pull it off because managing other smartphones at an enterpise level is sure all kinds of hell.
HP made the biggest, stupidest mistake you can when acquiring a company. They bought a beat-up loser, threw them in a pit, watched them flail around for a while, then put it out of it's misery.
i think IBM should buy all of RIM (not just server side) and I think RIM should make it attractive to IBM to do so. Say what you will about IBM and their slight decline (i dont think its as bad as some of you guys say it is) but they employee some awesome engineers. Use them to come back from the grave. Fill RIM with designers and use IBM for the engineers
@lsiunsuex RIM can't make themselves attractive. They've got almost no equity, though the stock price doesn't accurately reflect that. So you've got an overpriced nothing... Nobody is going to pay for that.
@lsiunsuex IBM has only had a slight decline. But the way they're talking, they're going to push the company into a landslide decline. They aren't talking about getting competitive again, they're talking about stupid crap like laying off 90% of the company and trying to hire them on short contract basis.
some assholes approved the sale of motorola mobility knowing damn well it was being purchased for patents and the rest killed off eventually - wether they cared or not is another question, but the sale was approved none the less
Google will likely sell the design/manufacturing portion to Asus or one of it's favored suppliers.
@lsiunsuex Sorry... Reading too fast.
RIM had sales of $2,800,000,000; but is valued at only $4.1b. That's very telling.
A common P/E ratio is 20:1. Not 3:2
@lsiunsuex I don't like that photo either as it's from a site that thinks Fluoride is poisonous... More idiots that don't know the difference between Fluorine and Fluoride.
anyone here have any knowledge when it comes to laser equipment? trying to figure out if a laser light is dangerous or not
it's a class IIIa laser, and wikipedia says that it's dangerous to have direct eye contact for more than two minutes.. two minutes of this laser into the eye seems like a very, very bad idea
perhaps it's being projected (and then amplified).. or does that make any difference at all?
@HopelessN00b yeah, that'd be great if we still used Sodium Fluoride.... ;] And unless your kid is drinking a gallon+ of water per day, it not enough to cause it.
@chriss yeah, well, wish someoen had clued my folks into that. grumble I wouldn't have a decent house's worth of work in my mouth to make my teeth not look like complete shit. >:/
@ChrisS I can barely multiply 9 by 9.. explain a bit more humanly please :)
Lasers in this class are mostly dangerous in combination with optical instruments which change the beam diameter or power density, though even without optical instrument enhancement direct contact with the eye for over two minutes may cause serious damage to the retina. Output power does not exceed 5 mW.
@pauska Most lasers you'll find in consumer electronics are <5mW. So 1000s / 5*5 = 40 seconds of staring at the laser directly before you start doing damage.
Beam power density may not exceed 2.5 mW/square cm if the device is not labeled with a "caution" warning label, otherwise a "danger" warning label is required.
Most of those are still in the <5mW range. I'm not sure how fast your eye "heals" from the exposure, but given that you aren't continuously exposed you'll start seeing white spots where you've got damage developing long before the damage is permanent.
had to go smoke. either way; it'll take a g' damn miracle for RIM to recover i think. MS has a by far better chance, more money, more resources, for their mobile to take a foot hold than RIM does
@JustinDearing No way. There's so so so much baggage with the old Java platform (which was solid, true) and the performance just wasn't there for "next-gen apps". They had to move. They just should have started a few years earlier.
There are/were Java accelerator processors... So Java byte-code would run mostly natively on them. If that had taken off it might have had comparable performance with ARM processors.
@ColdT lolz, yeah, looking back. They fucking did. That's their own Java runtime running on the phone along with everything else. And (speaking as someone who's developed for it) made a pretty nice framework.
We get this error on ESXi 5.0:
A duplicate IP address was detected for 192.168.x.x on the interface vmk1.
The current owner is xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.
Talking to VMWare support and googling it produced nothing! Help please!
Thanks!
Assuming your html folder is in /var/www/public_html and your 2nd hard drive is mounted in /mnt/drive2
mkdir /var/www/public_html/morevideos
ln -s /mnt/drive2 /var/www/public_html/morevideos
And you can now upload everything you like into /var/www/public_html/morevideos and off you go
I'm trying to set up Zenoss 4.2.0 on CentOS 6.3 to monitor a MySQL server via IPv6. The firewall is open for the monitoring server and I can connect fine from the command line:
[root@zenoss ~]# mysql -u zenoss -p -h 2001:db8:81:2c::2
...
mysql> SELECT CURRENT_USER();
+------------------------...
I am not that of an electricity knowledgable person, so I'll try to put as much info as possible.
I have a Rack Mount UPS of 1800 Watts Model: PRP 3050 RM (in total I have 2 of these - talking about one specifically)
I had to change it's batteries today, and that led me to think if it can suppo...
I have server with 2xE5620 ,Ram 16 GB , 4x300 SAS HDD (raid 10) . But i don't know what the best mysql configure for this server ? Please tell me if you can . Thanks alot
If you guys are still having a problem with SSL v2 and Ciphers I personally used this product to make life a lot easier and to not have to play around with Regedit. Give it a shot if your not able to figure it out manually.
You can find the site at: http://foundeo.com/products/iis-weak-ssl-ciph...
