With the release of OS X 10.7 Apple decided to develop their own version of the SMB-protocol, called SMBX. This resulted in compability problems, as accessing a Network Share, from a computer running OS X 10.7 or newer, that wasn’t hosted by a server running OS X Server, turned out to be really slow. And…fortsätt läsa: Speed up shares for OS X with custom made Netatalk .deb package
Modified LEMP stack
Modified lemp stack with Mariadb instead and hhvm with php5-fmp as fallback and SSL We call this project for the hipsterwebbstack We will assume you have a Linux system up and running and this guide assumes its Ubuntu 14.04 we choose yo use the latest LTS of Ubuntu because of newer packages in the main…fortsätt läsa: Modified LEMP stack
Monitor ClamAV log file with nagios
After the success of being able to monitor ODBC connections with the help of Nagios we thought about how we could monitor the log files from a virus scanner with Nagios and get a mail if it finds something in the scan of the system so that we don’t have to check the log files…fortsätt läsa: Monitor ClamAV log file with nagios
Nagios to Monitor Windows ODBC Connections
The following is a short description about our investigation into cross platform Nagios monitoring specifically monitoring of ODBC connections in a Windows 2008 R2 with a Nagios installation on a Debian system, not going to go into every little detain in this post just be basics. Lets first start by describing the case a bit….fortsätt läsa: Nagios to Monitor Windows ODBC Connections
Proxmox running on ubuntu using virtualbox
The environment used for this guide A 64-Bit Intel Core i5 Laptop, 8Gb Ram. Ubuntu 11.10 Maverick AMD64 (The “host”) VirtualBox Access from host running VirtualBox only (so useful for development/proof of concept) The proposed environment Proxmox “Public” Network: 172.241.0.0/25 Proxmox “Private” Network: 10.0.0.0/8 Host has access to its own LAN, separate to this…fortsätt läsa: Proxmox running on ubuntu using virtualbox
Linux software RAID in practice
A while ago we noticed log messages on one of the servers that a hard drive was going bad. The logs showed errors reading certain sectors of one of the drives in a software RAID-1 volume. Here’s how we went about diagnosing the faulty drive and replaced it. Background The server has several Linux software…fortsätt läsa: Linux software RAID in practice