Do you want a failback dns server, or a second query source?
two scenarios:
failover:
query server A for host.somedomain.com
query times out
query server B for host.somedomain.com
query...
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Do you want a failback dns server, or a second query source?
two scenarios:
failover:
query server A for host.somedomain.com
query times out
query server B for host.somedomain.com
query...
Maybe in 12.10 they should make it an opt-in feature the first time around.
Symptom:
When attempting to move backwards in a text field (like a forum post) or a Bash prompt, the browser would navigate backwards in history, or Bash would display DDDDDD for Left, BBBBBB for...
Op you need you install the package `libmono-wcf3.0-cil`
He doesn't, because he has the mono CLR package installed and this app is made to work with mono.
LOL!
sounds like mod_php5 is disabled somehow
try
sudo a2enmod php5
sudo service apache2 restart
Then try to access the pages again
What do you want to backup to?
Internet, USB disk, Tape drive, another computer somewhere, etc.
Do you just need backups for DR purposes, or is there a possibility that you will frequently need...
In my case turning off the menu option didn't fix it.
I had to hit Shift + Num Lock to turn it off.
What a ridiculous "feature."
OP the aggregation you are talking about is effectively Single System Image.
SGI's Altix 4700 does SSI.
The redundancy part, I don't know. X86 theoretically does NUMA hotplug but I have not seen...
Baobab
Under Applications->Accessories->Disk Usage Analyzer
cd /
du -x -m --max-depth=2|sort -n
This will tell you the disk usage of your root disk, summarized to two folders deep, in MB, and sorted.
There are a couple of approaches here.
A system like Monit can monitor for flaggable problems, like low drive space, processes dying, log file monitoring, etc.
Collectd can keep performance...
My main beef against tar is that it's a big binary blob and it cannot easily be deduplicated.
If I were using tapes I might have a different perspective... but I'm doing disk<->disk at home and at...
tar xvf backup.20101120.tar path/to/wordfile.doc
works great
Most people who can afford SANs can afford the single mode fiber offsite for another, offsite SAN :)
David this is one of the areas that kickstarts, preseeds and configuration management(ie puppet/cfengine/chef/bcfg2) excel in.
I can provision and install an OS on bare metal in 10 minutes with...
The beauty of his solution is that it's secure and he's happy with it.
If you're on a Solaris box and you type
It will kill everything on the machine. Solaris' killall doesn't accept processname arguments.
From a security standpoint, that is a horrible idea.
https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2010-0697.html
^^^Seems like there's something on the order of that every 3 months.
I guess things have gotten better since the last time I implemented a chroot'ed SSH server.
You're assuming that the users are inside his building.
I would not advise becoming accustomed to using `killall`, as it has drastically different behaviors on other *nix platforms.
pkill is much preferred.
It's still in kdm in 10.04
OP you could also run things through ssh +X forwarding
Now that you've started down the dark side, get a book on Awk ;)
There should be an option in the remote computer's GDM screen.
IIRC they need a valid shell to sftp
You can set rssh to only allow the sftp command.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1471703