> I have backup files that were made in DOS. They contain many hundreds of hours of work, and unfortunately they're locked away in a format that cannot be opened by anything in the format they are now.
I have backup files that were made in DOS. They contain many hundreds of hours of work, and unfortunately they're locked away in a format that cannot be opened by anything in the format they are now.
I have a set of files with extensions .001 through .009. Obviously I can just unzip them, but th...
SSL and TLS have been getting a lot of attention from me lately, and recently I found myself in want of a tool that would tell me precisely which protocol versions and cipher suites a given server supported. Sure, there's SSLScan and SSLScan-Win, but those tools haven't been updated in 5 years, and thus don't support the newer versions of TLS, 1.1 and 1.2. And of course there are nic…
@Jacob Hope you can repair it OK. Whenever I've done touchup jobs it looks worse than just leaving it raw
My wife put some nice white scratches in the side of my red car when she scraped a concrete pole a few weeks ago. I buffed out what I could but I know better than to attempt to touch it up myself
A relational database management system uses SQL MERGE (also called upsert) statements to INSERT new records or UPDATE existing records depending on whether or not a condition matches. It was officially introduced in the SQL:2003 standard, and expanded in the SQL:2008 standard.
== Usage ==
Right join is employed over the Target (the INTO table) and the Source (the USING table / view / sub-query). That is:
If rows present in the Source but missing from the Target do run the action then specifically the NOT MATCHED action
If rows missing from the Source and present in Target are ignored then no...
@DennisNolte i din't think as server related. I just check and the room is common. so asked here as i didn't found any room related to asp.net or interview
did you check the different kernel versions for IO related changes? does RH have a copy of the kernel config you can diff through?
are you able to testwrite "some " blocks on both devices to actually see if there is a difference in the app ( i am thinking of dd-style writes) so you can decide if it is underlaying or prog-related
that would be my suggestions on tackling that issue, narrow down the search area :)
i had some IO problems with took me a few weeks to narrow down until i finally figured the issue out, so i am not quite "noob" in that regard, however i am far from an expert though.
@JennyD never conclude anything anyone "says", until you have written proove assume it is spam.
@DennisNolte Back-story: He said there was an error in the export of an NFS file system because he couldn't mount it from the server. I replied that this file system is exported to everyone as could be seen by doing showmount -e, but that since it contains home directories, it requires the mounter to have the correct UID for the directory he's trying to mount. And the server he was working on didn't have working LDAP so he didn't have the right UID.
Har du valt rätt försäkring för dig själv? Sarju Simaria, CFO, Edelweiss Tokio livförsäkring ger dig några punkter att tänka
Försäkring är föremålet för värvning. Detta innebär att du som kund göra ett erbjudande som, i stället för en premieinbetalning, livförsäkring företaget skall vid förekoms...
@Nick i remember things like that on mobile connections, having the fucking providers cache the images, downsize them and then serving them from their server..
some outcry from the ppl who knew what happend, the rest: ignored as usal..
something like this makes me wonder if the programmes and sysadmins of the large companys do not know the law or do not care because they are not responsible? implementing something like this is cleary illegal (at least in .de) but noone.. cared
though i am no lawyer, i do see the reasons the ISP do cache, however i did not ask the data from the ISP which might or might not be changed.. but rather from the source i want.
it anyway doesn't matter. Google announced that HTTPS sites will get ranked higher starting last week. Every SEO dude in the world is now telling to you switch to HTTPS ASAP.
Very long log in agent Type: Change Request Status: Pending Last update: 2014-06-12 15:32:27 Description: The current log presentation with a long list of loglines dont make any sense to the operator. It would be more useful to trigger the operator on an important error or event, for example by sending an email or SMS text message on fatal errors. With the current logging we missed a disk full warning.
i love it when the operators are too incompetent are actually use surveillance tools
We've had cabling contractors in for the past week doing a cable run down to our server run. They've nearly finished and we've just found out they've installed CAT5 instead of CAT6 as specc'd.
well as they're brits they probably stopped answering your IMs because their butler served tea and crumpets. I know that tea and crumpet time is a big drain on productivity here.
@cole that are the worst things.. at least i allways think i missed some part and it is not that easy, it cannot be, it has never been that easy in the last 1x years..
so when I see things like this... mislabeling, bad cabling, weird DNS and domain stuff, total VMware misconfiguration and abysmal uptime, I think it's a good cause to make changes.
We're trying to use FreeBSD's link aggregation feature in LACP mode to decrease the time it takes to mirror 8 to 16 TiB of data from a master file server to 2-4 clones in parallel.
We've got the lagg0 interface configured and working, but it's no faster than the single interface was. That is, a ...
We've had cabling contractors in for the past week doing a cable run down to our server run. They've nearly finished and we've just found out they've installed CAT5 instead of CAT6 as specc'd.
@ArtOfWarfare This doesn't look like something that a sysadmin would typically be doing. If you're asking how to code this up or understand the wire protocols you need to use, you're probably better off at Stack Overflow.
Here's the schedule of tuned-adm configurations...
I think it helps to see them in tabular form. The main thing to note is that the default RHEL6 settings suck!! The other thing is that the enterprise-storage and virtual-guest profiles are identical except for reduced swappiness on the virtual ...
I don't recommend ext3... but it happens. I had a few thousand EL6 servers at last job with ext3 because their kickstart build process was never updated to use ext4.
I personally use XFS or ZFS for data partitions.
ext3 is fine... but it all depends on the underlying storage. Are these physical or virtual? RAID controllers? Battery or flash-backed cache?
if any of those, you likely want to remove write barriers.
which again, is kinda handled by the tuned-adm profile
I'd try to overcome your provincial attitude toward cannabis consumers to try one, they're great. Also, Uli's in Pike Place has good sausage, although I'm sure it doesn't compare to Chicago's (I'm saying that straight faced, not poking fun)
I did just rip out a whole whack of boxwood and replaced them with hosta. Whomever planted them put them on the north side of the house where they got nearly zero sun.
Here's the schedule of tuned-adm configurations...
I think it helps to see them in tabular form. The main thing to note is that the default RHEL6 settings suck!! The other thing is that the enterprise-storage and virtual-guest profiles are identical except for reduced swappiness on the virtual ...
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