@DanatheSane, there are cases where sudo without a password may be appropriate. The question is badly asked though. It should have asked, under what conditions is using sudo with NOPASSWD appropriate.
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I might have been a bit enthusiastic generating a 1GB trace file for the SQL tuning advisor.. its been sitting at 0 % progress for a few minutes now :p
I face two problems
when try to upload large data , it fail, while uploading small data success
I have site be hosted on iis7 , after a while it give time out , I want to cancel the session time, I tried to do that i the web.config file but it failed, I want to increase session time or make i...
Besides the fact that I was rudely awoken by the company pager after an hour of sleep, no, I also have no idea about your question. And chances are that the probability of finding someone in the chat room at o' dark 30 (US time) is close to 0.
As of today HP's DL980 G7 can go up to 4TB of memory - I was talking to some pals about what the hell you'd use that for - memory-mapped DB was the only thing - can anyone else think what else - even if you used it for virtualisation that's still 24GB+ per VM if you did a thread per VM
We're quickly getting to the point where we'll be saying, "Oh yeah, well, I remember when PCs had 4 GB of RAM! You kids with your 4 PB.. Bah! Get off my lawn!"
that's what we have, 256, couldn't justify more - we get them for much less tbh, really good value if they fit your bill
but that's the last HP model to support the new 32GB dimms, we've got 64GB ones coming late 2012/early 2013 with 128GB ones summer 2014 apparently - imagine, 128GB in a single dimm!!
no, we just have one big splunk server with a fusionio octal thing, I know you can distribute splunk over lots of machines but it didn't make sense for us to do it that way
fantastic. bought some wireless gear from dell, and I complained to prosupport about not being able to log in to download the latest software
here's the reply: "the reason you can’t use your service tag yet to find your product is because it is so new that it have not yet been updated in our database, it normally take 14 – 31 days."
I sent them a very angry email, and woop - software suddenly uploaded to a file connect share :P
@Chopper3 high performance computing is an additional use case that makes easy use of 4T of RAM ;)
there are more than enough scientific problems that can consume 4T of RAM
and way more than...
and yes, people buy enterprise/business machines to run that kind of stuff.
such stuff gets even more popular now since you have so many cores today that your per core memory decreases and people code worse than years ago but problem sizes grow
@pauska - that's baloney from someone making it up as they speak. Your dell machine had a service tag number in their database before it even had a case
a (visiting) technician has just taken down a secondary core switch for "x" and the primary has just failed. No network connectivity, no wireless, no phones, no idea.
I’ve been playing around with RHEL-derivatives, and despite my earlier annoyance, I still think that RHEL is the best enterprise linux available, and that an up-to-date derivative like CentOS or Scientific Linux is the best choice a cost-conscious admin could make. One of the configurations I’m working on is replicated MySQL servers, but to make [...]
Jeff Atwood has a good post on ways to pass email spam filters in his post at: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2010/04/so-youd-like-to-send-some-email-through-code.html
The only issue I have is figuring out a way to sign the email with a private key for DKIM. We use the MailMessage and SmtpClie...
@tombull89 good luck then :P I remember the same thing happening to me like a year ago. Wanted to remove a cisco FW module from a 6500 but the FWSM had the routing instance on it and the TACACS machine was needed routing to be reached from the sup engine - at 4 in the morning with the guy who would know a local level 15 account couldn't be reached for 1,5 hours :P
According to a recent Infosec Island article titled “The Urban Legend of Multipass Hard Disk Overwrite” something that most of us have taken for fact is in fact, not fact. As IT professionals, we’re often told that data that was previously stored on magnetic media can be extracted even if it’s been overwritten. Methods like magnetic [...]
I face two problems
when try to upload large data , it fail, while uploading small data success
I have site be hosted on iis7 , after a while it give time out , I want to cancel the session time, I tried to do that i the web.config file but it failed, I want to increase session time or make i...
