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Author: neoX

September 4, 2019

How to install GNU GCC 8 on CentOS 7

CentOS 7

It has been long after releasing the GNU GCC 8.x, but at last, there is a trusted repository, which has offered us packages for GNU…

neoX
September 3, 2019

Live status information like used space and more for nginx proxy cache

nginx, tips

Using the Nginx virtual host traffic status module you can have extended live information for your proxy cache module and the proxy cache upstream servers….

neoX
September 2, 2019

root cannot delete, move or change a file – Operation not permitted or Permission denied – immutable attribute

console, Linux, tips

If you are the root user and some file (files or directories) cannot be deleted, removed, renamed or changed you probably deal with the immutable…

neoX
September 1, 2019

emerge – cannot sync with gpg: keyserver refresh failed: General error because of wrong date

Gentoo

Trying to sync one of our virtual servers we got a sync error not able to refresh the OpenPGP keys. The virtual server was just…

neoX
August 31, 2019

openntpd – immediately sync the clock on startup

tips

Here is our simple tip for your healthy server’s date and time: Immediately synchronize the clock of your computer when using the openntpd (a lightweight…

neoX
August 21, 2019

Install Nginx virtual host traffic status module – traffic information in nginx and more per server block and upstreams

compiling, nginx

This article is going to show how to compile and install the Nginx module – ngx_http_vhost_traffic_status. The module gathers traffic information per the server blocks…

neoX
August 19, 2019

grep – find files, which have no match in their entire content

Linux, tips

Here is a quick tip for a very useful option, which is not widely known! If you want to search for a matching string in…

neoX
August 8, 2019

nginx – remove “no live upstreams” for your backup connections

nginx

In this article, we discuss the use of Nginx upstream module for HTTP and CGI (FastCGI) requests. Using Nginx upstream module is essential for scaling…

neoX
August 7, 2019

List Openstack container’s options with the swift command-line client – capabilities command

commandline, Linux, OpenStack, tips

First, you need to install swift command-line utility and second, install the command-line tool to manage your account: Install OpenStack swift client only With the…

neoX
August 7, 2019

ansible – using ansible vault with copy module to decrypt on-the-fly files

ansible, commandline, tips

Here is an interesting tip for all who what to protect the sensitive information with ansible. Our example is simple enough – we want to…

neoX

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