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…
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simple time synchronization of a server (laptop, desktop) using built-in systemd-timesyncd service
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…
make Gluster daemon to resolve the proper hostnames of your peers
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…
Minimal quagga bgpd configuration to run and remote configure it
There are the three steps to configure your Quagga bgpd daemon to be able to run and configure remotely. The idea of this article is…
Install Fedora Workstation 30 (Gnome GUI)
This tutorial will show you the simple steps of installing a modern Linux Distribution like Fedora 30 Workstation with Gnome for the user graphical interface….
using portage eix for the first time – cannot open database file
Installing “app-portage/eix” in Gentoo to manage your portage updates you might encounter this error, when trying to use “eix” for the first time: The chances…
Kernel loads only single processor on multi-processor system – ACPI: x2apic entry ignored
There multiple reports on this issue with different processors kernel, which worked perfectly on multiple systems, loads on our new server and only one processor…
bind – dump cache, how much memory might be occupied by the query cache
It is difficult to understand how BIND manages the occupied memory of your server. And most of the problems for DNS forwarders are the memory…
List all your files (and directories) with file size over FTP without ls -R (recursive)
A great piece of software is lftp – sophisticated file transfer program This little console tool could ease your life significantly with many enhancements to…
bind – dns server queries statistics with statistics-file
There is an option “statistics-file” in the BIND9 configuration for query statistics. It will give you statistics for Incoming Requests – total number of queries…