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  • Clusters | Linux

    Redhat Cluster NFS client service – things to notice

    Byetzion 16/01/2009

    I encountered an interesting bug/feature of RHCS on RHEL4. A snip of my configuration looks like this: <resources> <fs device=”/dev/mapper/mpath6p1″ force_fsck=”1″ force_umount=”1″ fstype=”ext3″ name=”share_prd” mountpint=”/share_prd” options=”” self_fence=”0″ fsid=”02001″/> <nfsexport name=”nfs export4″/> <nfsclient name=”all ro” target=”192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0″ options=”ro,no_root_sqush,sync”/> <nfsclient name=”app1″ target=”app1″ options=”rw,no_root_squash,sync”/> </resources> <service autostart=”1″ domain=”prd” name=”prd” nfslock=”1″> <fs ref=”share_prd”> <nfsexport ref=”nfs export 4″> <nfsclient ref=”all ro”/>…

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  • Not Really Technical

    Blog Migration

    Byetzion 12/01/2009

    I have been quiet during the last few days as I was playing with WordPress Mu as a solution for containing several WordPress sites, with one management interface. This is an amazing product, and following my implementation, about 18 blogs are already there. My site required some special handling. As you know, my URL was…

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  • Not Really Technical

    Comments, please

    Byetzion 09/01/2009

    As of today, I have switched back to using akismet and not the “Yawasp” plugin which was theoretically amazing, but as it seems – blocked too many legitimate comments, and allowed spam (only a little, but still). So you can feel free to comment whenever and however you want.  I was disconnected for too long…

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  • Scripting/Programming | Solaris

    How to create self-contained Solaris 10 x86 Jumpstart kit

    Byetzion 27/12/2008

    I was required to create a self-contained, single DVD to automate the installation of Solaris 10 on x86_64. I could not find any up-to-date straight forward guide which can explain how to do it, so I do it here. This is not an explanation for dummies, so you must know (to some degree, of course)…

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  • Linux

    Poor man’s load balancing

    Byetzion 08/12/2008

    Using iptables to achieve poor man’s load balancing for a single server

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  • Clusters | Disk Storage | Linux

    Persistent raw devices for Oracle RAC with iSCSI

    Byetzion 06/12/2008

    Using udev to set persistent raw devices for iscsi in Oracle RAC

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