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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

    Quick and dirty delete old files, with exclude list and support for filenames with spaces

    ByEtzion 18/06/200620/11/2018

    Here’s a little script I’ve written which deletes older than AGE days files, and has an exclude list, just in case. It’s meant to be run by cron on a daily basis: #!/bin/sh # Source of all evil DIR=/ftp # Age of file in days AGE=10 # Exclude list – Use pipe (|) seperated values….

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    Windows Genuine Validation for Corporate

    ByEtzion 17/06/2006

    In Corporate environment, when by mistake you install the WGA Validation update of late, you will be nagged about activating your Windows. A solution I’ve found for this from the comments in this web site, suggested the following: %windir%system32wgatray.exe /u Remove the following Registry tree: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyWgaLogon After reboot, you will not get the nagging…

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  • Linux

    Forgot to mention kernel update

    ByEtzion 17/06/2006

    Kernel version 2.6.16.9, so I will supply its config file here config-2.6.16.9.txt. Same procedure as before. Good luck.

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  • Linux

    Linux as a WAN router

    ByEtzion 16/06/200620/11/2018

    I will discuss the issue of placing a Linux machine as a router, and some special cases where things might play a bit different. The most common scenario is of placing the Linux as some sort of PPP or DHCP-via-cables router. It might look like this: In this picture, the Linux machine actually recieves, via…

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    SBS2000 and AD looks as if it’s down

    ByEtzion 04/06/2006

    My managed SBS2000 had some warnings regarding NTFrs: Event Type: ErrorEvent Source: NtFrsEvent Category: NoneEvent ID: 13561Date: 6/2/2006Time: 2:32:55 PMUser: N/AComputer: MYDCDescription:The File Replication Service has detected that the replica set "DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)" is in JRNL_WRAP_ERROR. Replica set name is : "DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)" Replica root path is : "c:winntsysvoldomain"…

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  • Disk Storage | Linux

    HP ML110 G3 and Linux Centos 4.3 / RHEL 4 Update 3

    ByEtzion 30/05/2006

    Using the same installation server as before, my laptop, I was able to install Linux Centos 4.3, with the addition of HP’s drivers for Adaptec SATA raid controller, on my new HP ML110 G3. Using just the same method as before, when I’ve installed Centos 4.3 on IBM x306, but with HP drivers, I was…

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