Support for old VPNs using legacy ciphers on #Fedora #Linux
SSL connection failure: A packet with illegal or unsupported version was received.
Category Archives: DataCenter
#Linux: Find who is using your resources
Another post that focuses on some smart one liners in Linux. Who is using my port ? ss is the new replacement for netstat. Same parameters can be used but gives more information.
#WFH needs a team of consultants
I got better feedback than from any other consultants team I worked with. Believe me I had my share, from all the big consultancy companies 🙂 To have a good work from home environment (and we all know we need it in 2020) you need to follow some simple rules. Get a good team of… Read More: #WFH needs a team of consultants »
Bash one-liner: kill all processes with the same name
A simple one liner to kill all the processes having the same name or token in the name (myprocess): kill -9 $(ps aux | grep myprocess | awk ‘{print $2}’) This is a very effective way of cleaning up stuck processes that were spawned by some gone wrong software.
#Bash one liner: Search and kill a #Java process based on a path token
The bash one liner of the day is to find and kill a Java process using one liner. In my case I have a Jboss application server domain that is stuck. By using jps command that displays only the running Java processes is a no brainer to kill the process by using a token that… Read More: #Bash one liner: Search and kill a #Java process based… »
How to build your own mini data center @ubnt @STARTECHdotCOM
Moving to a new place has its advantages and disadvantage. If you are a geek, obviously you need to make a new home for your IT infrastructure 🙂 The advantage of a new location is that you get to have fun again in setting up a new mini data center. Due to some restrictions (do… Read More: How to build your own mini data center @ubnt @STARTECHdotCOM »
#OpenSSH private keys with old PEM format
Starting from openssh 7.8 the default format for private keys has changed from PEM to OpenSSH: That means that private keys generated with the referenced command: (ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096) are no longer generated as PEM format. Lot’s of online services do not accept this format yet CircleCI, GitHub are some of the services… Read More: #OpenSSH private keys with old PEM format »
Disable core dumps in #Linux
Systemd doesn’t completely control whether core dumps are made or not. It mainly determine where such dumps go, and whether they should take up space or not. It may prevent some user space core dumps, but not all. With “Storage=none”, they can still occur and are registered by journald, but they don’t take up disk… Read More: Disable core dumps in #Linux »
How RomArg “helped” me to change my domain register to @namecheap ?
A name registrar is that sort of service provider everybody needs at some point when they get serious about their online presence and want to have their own identity thus domain. Basically from the times when Internet was young their main function is to keep that record of who owns a name and to broadcast… Read More: How RomArg “helped” me to change my domain register to… »
Remove Brother MFC 7640DN “replace drum unit” annoying message
Brother like any other printer producers what you do perform unnecessary costly replacements to components. We all know the lame affirmation: “quality parameters will no longer be met if producer recommendations are not followed”, but do I really need to replace the drum unit (like 80EUR) of a 200EUR printer after some 1000 pages ?… Read More: Remove Brother MFC 7640DN “replace drum unit” annoying message »