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David Biers - Page 2 of 6 - The only one that seems to be having fun. David Biers Configuration Architecture Security Customization Command Line Scripting Helpful Tricks Notes Subscribe Home David Biers The only one that seems to be having fun. Configuration Architecture Security Customization Command Line Scripting Helpful Tricks Notes Subscribe David Biers Blog 0 Architecture March 20, 2015 OpenVPN DDWRT to IPFire Site-to-Site Needless to say, I searched virtually Google for a while one night surpassing I was worldly-wise to get this to work. So, I will make this (somewhat) easy on you. The OpenVPN IPFire end-point that... 0 Architecture October 15, 2014 Risk Management, Mitigation, and Recovery Article Featured Image Source: http://www.deviantart.com/art/disaster-is-coming-164089061 When you are running an infrastructure there are a few things you should be prepared for, mainly for the worst. Risk Management / Analysis Risk Mitigation Disaster Recovery If you... 4 Configuration / Customization / Security September 23, 2014 suPHP Setup on CentOS 6.x Reading virtually online and having set up mod suPHP on CentOS myself it seems there are a lot of issues that pop up. Mainly, some users are missing dependencies, get newer and variegated errors each... 0 Architecture / Configuration / Customization / Security July 19, 2014 Securing SSH Depending on how far and in depth you want to go, locking lanugo SSH is one of the easiest methods to securing your server from outside attempts to proceeds access.  You can transpiration the port,... 0 Configuration / Helpful Tricks / Notes May 14, 2014 CPUSpeed scaling causing performance issues in some cases. If your servers CPU seems to be running slow, it may be clocked lanugo via the default installed CPUSPEED Daemon. This will re-clock your CPU (on supported models) to save power when it's not in... 0 Command Line / Configuration / Helpful Tricks February 25, 2014 See what modules are installed and enabled forTriggermanFor CentOS / RedHat -- if you want to see which modules are installed and/or enabled for Apache, run the pursuit command: # apachectl -M For Debian and/or Ubuntu, you're probably running Apache2 so instead... 0 Command Line / Configuration February 7, 2014 Recover data from old RAID-1Momentum“linux_raid_member” File System Recently had to migrate data from an old momentum in an old server that was unfluctuating to the new server. Trying to mount the partitions gave me an unknown file system type: [root@newServer ~]# fdisk... 0 Command Line / Helpful Tricks / Notes January 18, 2014 Removing Old MySQL Binary Logs Came wideness a server with MySQL crashing. It was a master server that replicates to a slave. It was out of momentum space as there were a ton of these: -rw-rw---- 1 mysql mysql 1073795569... « Previous Page Next Page » Follow: Find Something? Hosted At.. SpamObstructed110,727 spam obstructed by Akismet Common Tagsadding spare software triggerman Bash chmod cli collectd connections tenancy panels corrections cpanel custom repo data databases escalate file systems Firewall forwarding game Games grafana hack nonflexible momentum httpd influxdb mdadm mysql networking Notes owner permissions plesk raid1 repositories root rpmforge scan Script security software ssh Steam tricks vpn vyatta Configuration Architecture Security Customization Command Line Scripting Helpful Tricks Notes Subscribe David Biers © 2018. All Rights Reserved.