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    Bugs in the system

    Byetzion 05/11/200520/11/2018

    Two days ago, calling in sick for the day, I’ve noticed my home Internet connection dropped few times. Not only that, I’ve noticed that while it dropped, my router, a Linux machine, was inaccessible. A quick verification showed that the machine just rebooted itself once a while, while other machines, located on the same power…

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    Server upgrade pictures, as promised

    Byetzion 05/11/200520/11/2018

    Here are some pictures of the server upgrade. Old server: P2 300MHz, with 256MB RAM: Old server, in its old location New server: Xion 3GHz+HT+EMT64, with 1GB RAM. Nice: Dell PowerEdge 1800. Nice LEDs 🙂 The whole server room during the upgrade. Notice the 3com router/switch! You’ll be able to recognise it by its antenas…

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    Why people use Linux

    Byetzion 30/10/2005

    Tom Adelstein has posted an article about why people use Linux. Although I tend to stick to the tech stuff, it was rather interesting. One could never imaging MS bashing wasn’t one of the major reasons… 🙂 I have had fun with Cacti, in the meanwhile. It is one mean graphing machine. Details, as well…

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    Server online – finished migration!

    Byetzion 25/10/2005

    It was a tough one. A real tough one. However, finally, our little Dell Server (described below) PE1800, is up and running. Replacing it’s old 5 years old predecessor. It was a living hell, but it allowed me vast experiments with wider range of technologies, better combined solutions, and newer, more mature approach to system…

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    SunCluster and VxVM – post installation

    Byetzion 23/10/2005

    When I’ve installed my lab’s SunCluster, only later did I install Veritas Volume Manager, aka VxVM. I believed they wouldn’t need it at my development dept., but I proved to be wrong. Only short while afterwards I’ve been asked to add VxVM to the configuration. I’ve added it, and installed it using Veritas install scripts….

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    Proccess monitoring, Keepalive, etc

    Byetzion 23/10/200530/01/2025

    My new Linux server-to-be will require some remote monitoring and process keepalive going there. It’s that I’ve noticed nscd (which is required, when dealing with hundreds of LDAP based accounts) tends todie once a while. I’ve also made a mistake once, and managed to kill all SSH daemons, including the running ones. I am happy…

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