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April 21, 2020

Cron missing path – executing docker/podman – adding network: failed to locate iptables

console, cron, Docker, tips

If you have ever happened to execute some complex scripts using the cron system you were inevitable to discover the Linux environment was different than…

neoX
April 12, 2020

lvm2: remove unknown physical volume device in a logical volume with a caching using vgreduce

Linux, lvm

Following the article SSD cache device to a hard disk drive using LVM the initial setup is: Single slow 2T harddisk. So no redundancy. If…

neoX
April 11, 2020

Inactive array – mdadm: Cannot get array info for /dev/md126

console, Linux

Replacing a disk maybe sometimes challenging, especially with software RAID. If the software RAID1 went inactive this article might be for you! Booting from a…

neoX
April 9, 2020

Mirror a PPA repositories using aptly – PHP (ppa:ondrej/php)

aptly, Ubuntu

This is a simple example of how to mirror a PPA repository to a local server. The Ubuntu PPA to mirror is ppa:ondrej/php, which offers…

neoX
April 7, 2020

Overwrite Return-Path with postfix because of “550-Sender verification is required but failed”

Linux, tips

Sending emails from web applications like PHP may result in rejecting the emails from some servers. Fighting spam emails results in too strict filters and…

neoX
April 6, 2020

Supermicro H11DSU-iN and dual AMD EPYC 7282 with Linux installed – system (GCC flags),kernel and device information

Linux, supermicro

Here is what you can expect if you have new Linux kernel 5.5.11 installed on with AMD EPYC 7282. 8x SATA Controllers – SATA controller:…

neoX
April 5, 2020

nginx proxy cache and expires directive – pass-through the origin cache control

nginx, tips

Proxying static content sometimes requires to modify the expire directive on the proxy server, but sometimes it may just need to pass the origin expire…

neoX
April 5, 2020

Dracut boot failed with missing device – exit and continue normal booting!

CentOS 7, CentOS 8, Linux, tips

This issue deserves a much more article, in fact, a straightforward tip: You may be able to continue a normal boot only by typing “exit”…

neoX
April 3, 2020

docker-compose using private registry (repository) with shell executor in gilab-runner

gitlab, Linux

Using docker-compose may make your life easier only if you use docker images from the official docker registry. And may live forever without knowing the…

neoX
March 28, 2020

Dual 10Gbit network using PCI 2.0 (5GT/s) x4 – what is the maximum bandwidth?

Linux, tips

Ever wondered what is the maximum bandwidth of a Dual 10Gbit LAN card, which can be reached using a dual 10Gbit ports card in a…

neoX

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