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Author: neoX

June 18, 2019

Ubuntu apt – InRelease is not valid yet (invalid for another 151d 18h 5min 59s)

commandline, tips, Ubuntu

Invalid time could cause your server (or probably your virtual server or docker instance) to be unable to use Ubuntu’s packaging system apt. It is…

neoX
June 16, 2019

CentOS 7 dracut-initqueue timeout and could not boot – warning /dev/disk/by-id/md-uuid- does not exist

CentOS 7

Let’s say you update your software raid layout – create, delete or modify your software raid and reboot the system and your server does not…

neoX
June 10, 2019

Make systemd to save logs on the disk

systemd, tips

On some Linux distributions, systemd log files are not saved on your disk, but only temporary in the memory and when you reboot all logs…

neoX
June 10, 2019

Failed to start Security Audit Service, Authorization Manager and Login Service

CentOS 7

A power outrage caused one of our servers to shut down unexpectedly and after it had been powered up the server did not show up….

neoX
June 9, 2019

Smart Array P440 – create multiple RAID 0 at once using Smart Storage Administrator

Hewlett Packard

This article shows how to create multiple RAID 0 drives for each disk at once. For example, a controller with 4 disks using this feature…

neoX
June 5, 2019

Smart Array P440 – enable or disable HBA mode using Smart Storage Administrator

Hewlett Packard

As a continuation of our series about HPE Smart Array P440 controller here how you can enable HBA mode of your controller. There are various…

neoX
June 4, 2019

Smart Array P440 – create multiple Logical Drives with different RAID Levels in one Array using Smart Storage Administrator

Hewlett Packard

This article is to show you what different type of RAID logical drives and what strip size could be created on one Array consisted of…

neoX
May 31, 2019

Quagga bgpd check whether the bgp session is established

commandline, quagga, tips

If your quagga bgpd daemon is up and running (check out our article for Minimal quagga bgpd configuration to run and remote configure it) and…

neoX
May 30, 2019

simple time synchronization of a server (laptop, desktop) using built-in systemd-timesyncd service

Linux

Here we offer you a relatively new way of keeping your server’s time (or your computer and laptop) synchronized with a reliable time service on…

neoX
May 17, 2019

make Gluster daemon to resolve the proper hostnames of your peers

glusterfs, Linux, tips

This is a useful tip for GlusterFS nodes. When adding a peer to a gluster cluster you may use the hostname (or IP) and the…

neoX

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