Posts Tagged ‘bash’
Just about every IT environment has some sort of remotely managed environment which requires that they have SSH open to the Internet. Perhaps this is a VPS, dedicated server, or colocation. Regardless of your reason, the fact is that there is just some times where you need to have SSH open to the internet. However [...]
I have been working on creating a bunch of debootstrap images lately, and I ended up doing a whole bunch of work creating tarballs and did it wrong. So I took the time to sort out an easy way to fix them all with two commands. The Core of My Problem So what started this [...]
I frequently need to ssh through multiple hosts to get to a destination. Frankly this is not really a problem, but there is a simpler way, and I like simpler. This is a really straight forward article, not a lot of explanation is really necessary. Sometimes I need to use this when I am connecting [...]
As part of the Solaris 11 Express Installation, you are required to create a named user, which is then the account you can log in as, no root for you. Anyways the problem here is that we had some machines which we subsequently wanted to change the name. Normally this would be simply handled by [...]
So let me start out by saying… This isn’t so much of a problem with ZFS, as it is just a problem with the tools available in Solaris (not to mention whatever device actually screwed up the timestamp in the first place). But so here is the story. We have found that migrating our lower [...]