Complete error:
RSA certificate configured for SERVER does NOT include an ID which matches the server name
Ok first off I looked at the numerous other posts regarding this issue with no luck :( I have been at this for over 6 hrs. now.
I am running Ubuntu 14.04.
Other posts regarding issue res...
It's plain that you have absolutely no idea what you're doing, and not even a basic knowledge of Linux. Remember that this is a site for professional system administrators as well, meaning that questions must be relevant to professional system administration. This question no longer appears to qualify. You are welcome to edit and improve it, though, and it may be reopened. — Michael Hampton ♦54 secs ago
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I have a beloved but well used front wheel built around an old Mavic 500 hub whose bearings are finally starting to give up the ghost. If you hold the axle and spin the wheel you can feel it grind through a few spots in the rotation as well as hear a nice few clicks as the bearings stick in the c...
Thank you, JBoss 5 admin-console: "You must be logged in to perform this action", followed by "You are already logged in, please log out first if you wish to log in again".
I imagine the DV is because your question is quite poor. It shows you have an error, it also shows that there are errors in certain files but you don't show the relevant lines from the files. The error is quite clear too you are missing a module, it needs to be provided. How it is provided depends upon information you haven't supplied e.g. which distro/OS you're using. We might infer that you're using CPanel from your use of easyapache but who knows as you don't say. You also say that easyapache gives an error message that you don't provide - all in all a poor effort really. — Iain2 mins ago
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I have my server 2008 virtual machine linked to another server 2012 domain controller
Now i have migrated the server 2008 VM to another vmware Esxi host as i have to turn off the server which have domain controller
Now i know that if winodw does not contact the domain controller then it authen...
@JourneymanGeek No kidding. Just found that one and downloaded both sets. He was using an IDE tray for a simple DOS backup that you could hot swap the drives. I figured using USB would be simpler and easier since the exact tray isn't available any more. Plus it would be as simple as him running to wal-mart to pick up a replacement
@Travis So, wait, ... this janky system he has just lost a shit-tonne of data for him... so naturally, he's trying to figure out how to use this system again?
Sounds like a "short-bus-special" kinda guy to me.
@HopelessN00b He can't really upgrade. It's DOS or Windows 98 so he chose to keep the Windows 98 version. He's an engine builder, not a computer nerd :)
@NathanC Well, it's probably theoretically possible. Speed of light in a vacuum vs speed of light through air and glass... you can run into some funky effects with that.
@Hennes Well, yeah, but don't those slow the speed down to some absurdly low value? (Not to mention you don't find many super-cooled cesium atom cloud inside fiber optic cables these days).
@Hennes Users, man. With a few billion users on the internet, it's nothing shot of miraculous that the system stays up for more than a microsecond at a time.
@HopelessN00b My user's know that if they don't be nice to me their stuff won't work the next time they login
Got lucky on that one! I asked about a return for that IDE HDD tray and told them it was DOA. It was past the 14 day return limit. They told me throw it away and they will refund 100% of the amount. Amazing.
@ChrisS same here, a black box to me as I don't VOIP much
@MichaelHampton well that sucks.
I just envision some type of failover on the main VOIP box that determines the routes are dead and switches over. Probably very costly if at all possible, but like Chris said it's probably a 60s thing, or maybe even longer like DPD
@MichaelHampton No - Murphy's law says that if something can go wrong, it will. The first corollary says that if two things can go wrong, the one that causes the most problems will.
@BigHomie You can fail over easily enough, even in as little as one second if you know what you're doing when you put your cluster together. The problem is you can't hand over calls in progress.
Restart. USB keyboard attached to server (KB1). USB keyboard for remote console (KB2). During POST, KB1 not working (caps-lock not producing caps light). KB2 working. RBSU settings look good (no changes made). Restart. KB1 now working during POST. Server to halt. Hookup monitor & kill remote console session (iLo cable removed). Restart. KB1 no longer working :( — user351334620 mins ago
@NathanC Yep...sounds like mine. Every week we run check printing...14 times out of 16 it requires me to call the company that made it to work their background DB magic so we can run checks... The owner doesn't want to spend the $500k on a new system but just bought 6 more, new machines for $250k/each
@Travis This software's old (ported to a GUI from the mid-90s) and uses Clarion TopSpeed for its databases ...so it's flat-file. It's all shared on a network drive, so one corruption basically causes operations to go to a screeching halt
To which 16-bit (!) utilities have to be run to diagnose the problem files and fix them...during which we can lose data
Is there any way to disable Command+W in the terminal?
On several occasions I have accidentally closed a terminal window containing important information when I meant to close a Safari tab and did not realize that the terminal was the active window.
@NathanC "The final published release of FoxPro was 2.6. Development has continued under the Visual FoxPro label, which in turn was discontinued in 2007." The programmer for our software told me that until he found a better programming language he wasn't switching....My response was...C++, C#, COBOL, HTML (I know, not programming)
@ewwhite Maybe being a SysAdmin has hardened me to the idea of just pushing whatever buttons I feel like without regard for possible consequences, but I can't imagine disabling a useful keystroke just because I do stupid sh*t on a regular basis.
I'm trying to authenticate users of the administrative consoles (Admin, JMX, JBoss Web and JBoss WS) using an LDAP provider defined in conf/login-config.xml:
<application-policy name="LDAP">
<authentication>
<login-module code="org.jboss.security.auth.spi.LdapExtLoginModule" flag="re...
He feels like one of those comedians we've grown up with, from the young ones all the way through to... well "more grown up" is hardly right for his stuff but you know what I mean.
@MichaelHampton I know.. I usually have a dozen windows open at the same time too.. though I typically use Windows.
I suppose it's ever-so-slightly harder to lose track of which window is active in Windows, as the mouse scroll only works on the active window, regardless of what window you're points at - whereas OSX and X11 scroll whatever windows your pointing at regardless of focus.