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  • Protecting GRUB on Ubuntu 22.04
    Laptop | Linux

    Protecting GRUB on Ubuntu 22.04

    Byetzion 06/01/202409/01/2024

    GRUB2 password protection, secure Ubuntu boot loader, prevent unauthorised boot menu changes, enhance system security. In previous posts in this blog I have explained how to protect the system by disk encryption with a password retrial from the TPM. In another post, I have given some wider overview of system security and protection, but there…

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  • WordPress Multi-Site on Docker – How to Add Apache mod_headers to Solve CORS Issues and php File Size Limit
    Containers | Linux

    WordPress Multi-Site on Docker – How to Add Apache mod_headers to Solve CORS Issues and php File Size Limit

    Byetzion 22/07/202323/07/2023

    I’ve been using a WordPress Docker for some time now. My Docker is invoked through the docker-compose toolset, and it generally functions well. However, at times, specific configurations are needed. For instance, when adjusting the PHP file size limitation or adding mod_headers to address CORS issues on WordPress. The key is to override the Docker…

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  • Replace Old NTP Commands With “chronyc” on a Modern Linux
    Linux

    Replace Old NTP Commands With “chronyc” on a Modern Linux

    Byetzion 21/07/202329/07/2023

    With the migration of Enterprise Linux to ‘chronyd’ ntp clock toolset, some of the more common commands were deprecated, and do not exist anymore. In this article I will go over the most common uses I have in the context of NTP, and how to address them using ‘chronyc’ command line. Perform ‘ntpdate’ command A…

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  • Gain Control of the Storage Controller Loading Order
    Disk Storage | Linux

    Gain Control of the Storage Controller Loading Order

    Byetzion 20/07/202325/07/2023

    I encountered an intriguing issue recently after replacing my motherboard. Some block devices underwent a change in their order, causing /dev/sda to appear as /dev/sdy due to a modification in the PCI-e enumeration. This change, though seemingly insignificant, led to an unexpected consequence. Since the disk was subject to a specific mdadm filter, its altered…

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  • Build ZFS on OEL with UEK7
    Linux | Oracle

    Build ZFS on OEL with UEK7

    Byetzion 07/05/202307/05/2023

    ZFS version 2.1.11 is supposed to work correctly with Oracle UEK 7. However, on update (and later – a reboot) – it broke. The driver cannot build using dkms, and the error message is something like this: If you look into /boot/config-`uname -r` output, and look for CONFIG_MODULES string, you will indeed find that it…

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  • How to Create an IPMI User Using Linux CLI, A Step-by-Step guide
    General Hardware | Linux

    How to Create an IPMI User Using Linux CLI, A Step-by-Step guide

    Byetzion 02/05/202302/05/2023

    A common tool in use when needing a console access to a remote server is the IPMI. There are multiple names and implementations – HPE’s ILO, Dell’s iDrac, Lenovo IMM, and so on. This interface can be configured – both network settings and user access credentials, when having a BIOS access, however – a question…

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