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Technical blog by Etzion Bar Noy covering technical aspects of day to day of an infrastructure consultant

Running Systems
Running Systems
Technical blog by Etzion Bar Noy covering technical aspects of day to day of an infrastructure consultant
  • bash | Scripting/Programming

    Two advanced bash tricks

    ByEtzion 07/06/201406/12/2021

    Well, tricks is not the right word to describe advanced shell scripting usage, however, it does make some sense. These two topics are relevant to Bash version 4.0 and above, which is common for all modern-enough Linux distributions. Yours probably. These ‘tricks’ are for advanced Bash scripting, and will assume you know how to handle…

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  • Disk Storage

    NetApp internals – how to add SSH keys without C$ nor NFS shares

    ByEtzion 03/04/2014

    This post will describe the process of placing SSH keys using the internal ‘systemshell’ command of NetApp. As always – when doing something which the vendor did not intend you to do, do it very carefully. This data was obtained from NetApp forums, and while I do not have the original post to link (I…

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  • Linux

    Windows 7 hammering dnsmasq

    ByEtzion 01/02/2014

    I migrated to dnsmasq just yesterday, and discovered that a Windows 7 machine was hammering the server with messages like this: Feb  1 11:06:07 dns dnsmasq-dhcp[1078]: DHCPINFORM(eth0) 192.168.1.77 91:de:87:7b:e5:a8 Feb  1 11:06:07 dns dnsmasq-dhcp[1078]: DHCPACK(eth0) 192.168.1.77 91:de:87:7b:e5:a8 winpc Googling a bit, I found out this link (with an explanation). The solution is fairly simple. Add…

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  • Disk Storage | Virtualization

    XenServer and its damn too small system disks

    ByEtzion 26/12/2013

    I love XenServer. I love the product, I believe it to be a very good answer for SMBs, and enterprises. It lacks on external support, true, but the price tag for many of the ‘external capabilities’ on VMware, for instance, are very high, so many SMBs, especially, learn to live without them. XenServer gives a…

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  • Linux

    Extracting/Recreating RHEL/Centos6 initrd.img and install.img

    ByEtzion 01/10/201319/01/2022

    A quick note about extracting and recreating RHEL6 or Centos6 (and their derivations) installation media components: Initrd: Extract: Archive (after you applied your changes): /images/install.img: Extract: Archive (after you applied your changes): Additional note for Anaconda installation parameters: I did not test it, however there is a boot flag called stage2= which should lead to…

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  • Disk Storage | Oracle

    Attach multiple Oracle ASM snapshots to the same host

    ByEtzion 12/09/201319/10/2019

    The goal – connecting multiple Oracle ASM snapshots (same source LUNs, of course) to the same machine. The next process will demonstrate how to do it. Problem: ASM disks use a disk label called ASMLib to maintain access even when the logical disk path might change (like adding a LUN with a lower ID and…

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