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 as other, most sought for information, in the future. When I get the time to arrange some of it into writing, and into public scripts.
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And had the chance to be in one of the largest server farms I’ve ever been to. Could not take pictures, though. We were connected to a proxied and limited network, inside the organization, with a limited set of allowed web sites. It was terrible. Then I’ve figured that if I purchase wireless network connection…
Installing older Linux systems on new hardware is always fun. SuSE 8 especially might be tricky, due to several assumptions during install: 1. The install kernel is the Single CPU version. However, on an SMP system, the Single CPU kernel would not be actually installed. 2. HP assume you have a floppy with your server….
I add to this blog all pieces of information which I might think could help other people. One of the things I have encountered short while ago had to do with DL140 G1 system cannot boot Linux. It’s Linux system (RedHat 4 32bit) was deployed by an external system and the system could not boot….
In the past I hacked around a problem with the order of starting (and with several bugs) a network stack combined of network bonding (teaming) + VLAN tagging, and then with network bridging (aka – Xen bridges). This kind of setup is very useful for introducing VLAN networks to guest VMs. This works well on…
Although I have not shared most of my work on ISPMan in this blog, and it happened due to lack of time, I wish to share a script I’ve been part of creating, which dealt with migration of flat-passwd file based authentication server, to LDAP, used through ISPMan. We’ve taken many things into consideration, such…
I have noticed there is no fixed guide for L2TP for cable connection in Israel. Since I’ve been doing just this thing today, I’ve decided to put online my own comments on the issue, with hope it would help other people too. Subject: L2TP cables connection to an ISP called Actcom in Israel, using Fedora…
