According to the every man page I've seen (but I am not a CentOS user) there is no such thing as LDAPTLS_CACERTDIR. The correct variable to set is TLS_CACERTDIR. You should set it permanently in /etc/openldap/ldap.conf or wherever CentOS keeps the LDAP library configuration file. Also, you may ne...
I believe I just got called a clueless idiot. So I said the same back. -_-
Maybe I'll actually figure it out tomorrow. I have a feeling it's Mozilla related.
Background
I want to monitor a running linux system over several days. It's a custom gentoo build and with much custom software on board. This software has ongoing maintenance timers and cron scripts and other clock driven events. I need to verify these scheduled events are working.
Problem
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Write a shell script that sets the system time and then waits for the results of the next job, then sets the system time again and waits for the results of the next job... Repeat until done.
Using CentOS 6 I cannot get my WiFi interface to configure over DHCP. Here is my ifcfg-wlan0:
This does not work (although it is correct):
DEVICE=wlan0
BOOTPROTO=dhcp
ONBOOT=yes
HWADDR=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
TYPE=Wireless
This works:
DEVICE=wlan0
BOOTPROTO=none
ONBOOT=yes
IPADDR=192.168.0.253
NET...
We are the system admins, and you need a whole new server.
The planning to replace that thing should have begun three years ago. Now it's very nearly an emergency. Unless you're still paying Red Hat for post-EOL support on that thing, you aren't going to get security and other critical updates f...
@JourneymanGeek I've seen environments like what he described. Typically what happens is that the application developer (no matter what their official role was) put it together to house their app, and maintained top to bottom control.
@ScottPack: As I would tell my dad or brother if it came to it 'I don't tell you how to be an engineer. Just tell me what the heck you need and get out of my way'
(Lucky its more often 'I need X. Get it done, don't bother me with the details'
what does he mean by 'Furthermore, we have another machine that runs PHP and is running the exact same OS and OS version. The reason I want it on the former machine is because it is mounted on a different file system.'
I want to deploy rails 3 application on bluhost.
Via ssh i did all the setup but the problem i am facing is that on bluehost it showing rails version as 2.3.11 and my rails 3 application has version 3.2.3.
I am new to this process.
Please suggest how do i manage rails versions on bluehost.
Greetings humans. Thanks to whoever it was (and that person may not be in here anyway) that upvoted 8 of my old answers and pushed me past the 20K mark. It wasn't necessary but thanks all the same. :)
@MichaelHampton I'm surprised you gave it the time of day to be honest. NC, NARQ, OT all in one steaming pile. Closed/deleted and sent back whence it came
... Just been reading this : stackoverflow.com/a/7129644/1205001 - but the user seems to have gone a while ago so not worth comments.... Anyone know where to get the Nagios Contrib Plugins? I can't find them anywhere and need to monitor memory
Firstly, most of these points are more generally applicable than to a specific EMR scenario, although, should apply there equally well.
On pricing:
Before getting into the I/O problem, Amazon does not charge per Elastic Compute Unit (ECU). The ECU is simply used as a 'reference' for compute cap...
The challenge is in adapting your apps to use it. EC2 doesn't make full sense for most business applications I encounter. But at the same time, I see a lot of people struggling to move from hosted infra (rackspace) to Amazon.
For me, my clients and work have been either proprietary trading systems or straight-up application/database systems. The latter has no horizontal scalability... the former is too latency-sensitive and paranoid.
But right now, I'm learning the Amazon products/services because we're a partner.
So I'd rather pay someone like @ewwhite to build and maintain a nice infrastructure where I can deploy my (and my clients') stuff. Remember nearly all of what I work with is public-facing web sites.
"Warmed up" an IP address? That's a new one. I don't understand all those non-technical terms. Can you translate that into jargon? — Michael Hampton9 secs ago
@pauska My sales rep just said she thought she broke ops mgr out for another customer, but it might have been a downgrade purchase to 2007 or something
I'll know for sure when she gets back to me
but seriously, thats stupid. I don't want to pay more money when all I want is ops manager
@ewwhite his hope is probably that VPs are going to read this article nodding at the line and thinking "I knew this whole IT crowd is just a useless bunch of nerds - let's go cloud"
In my table table_fks i have five row in which we had information like primary key table and primary key and foreignkey table foreign key so in 3rd and 4th row we have customer table and order table.but that should not come because customer table had no relation with any another previous table it...
@syneticon-dj No, but I'm good about including meaningful comments for things I won't remember so when someone reads it back to me 4 years after I left I can say "Oh yeah. This was an expected failure mode - I wrote about it in my transition memo which I'm sure the bosses lost. You need to do X, Y, and Z"
I solved this with a subshell. When I had to change from a for loop that read a single variable from my grep at a time to a while read var1 var2 loop that allowed me to read in multiple variables, I was able to hang on to temporary variables I manipulated within the while loop by using parenthese...
@pauska you've done some Hyper-V3 testing lately, have you? Did you test if Hyper-V2 VMs "just run" on V3? If not, do you happen to have any links to the docs for the migration process?
Currently, there is a 20% rejection rate on migrations from Stack Overflow to Server Fault. That's one out of every five.
Here are some samples of rejected questions from the last few days:
Amazon Computing Cloud: what does it cost for personal use?
Unable to connect 2 virtual machines in a pr...
@voretaq7 generally I would agree with you, but since the AMD CPUs do carry their own bus and memory controllers and have dedicated memory banks, I am not sure if this old wisdom still applies
@syneticon-dj: very good chance it won't work. I'd think its just something that would cause a refusal to boot, as opposed to fire, screaming and magic smoke.
@JourneymanGeek I'd expect if it were going to fail it would fail with the motherboard beeping frantically and refusing to start up because the processor ID codes are different
Physical garbage. And I have not used it yet since I have no idea where I have my 'city pass'
I got it a dozen years ago, and never used it since
But I am precise enough IRL that that sentence bothered me.
And I am a penny pincher. So a colour print from the council with a single link in blue (the rest of the page all in black) makes me anoyed at wasted money
It is a touchless pass. step 1 . TOUCH for fingers to the glass to activate. (Hello germs). Than offer the pass. Open contained. Quickly close it else a red light will start to burn. It will no longer work BECAUSE this red light is burning.
Background
I want to monitor a running linux system over several days. It's a custom gentoo build and with much custom software on board. This software has ongoing maintenance timers and cron scripts and other clock driven events. I need to verify these scheduled events are working.
Problem
...
Using CentOS 6 I cannot get my WiFi interface to configure over DHCP. Here is my ifcfg-wlan0:
This does not work (although it is correct):
DEVICE=wlan0
BOOTPROTO=dhcp
ONBOOT=yes
HWADDR=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
TYPE=Wireless
This works:
DEVICE=wlan0
BOOTPROTO=none
ONBOOT=yes
IPADDR=192.168.0.253
NET...
I want to deploy rails 3 application on bluhost.
Via ssh i did all the setup but the problem i am facing is that on bluehost it showing rails version as 2.3.11 and my rails 3 application has version 3.2.3.
I am new to this process.
Please suggest how do i manage rails versions on bluehost.
Firstly, most of these points are more generally applicable than to a specific EMR scenario, although, should apply there equally well.
On pricing:
Before getting into the I/O problem, Amazon does not charge per Elastic Compute Unit (ECU). The ECU is simply used as a 'reference' for compute cap...
Currently, there is a 20% rejection rate on migrations from Stack Overflow to Server Fault. That's one out of every five.
Here are some samples of rejected questions from the last few days:
Amazon Computing Cloud: what does it cost for personal use?
Unable to connect 2 virtual machines in a pr...
