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April 14, 2021

Simple export of a ext4 directory with NFS Ganesha 3.5 server in CentOS 8 with SELinux enforcing

nfs-ganesha

In fact, this article is a continuation of the previous NFS Ganesha article – Simple export of an ext4 directory with NFS Ganesha 3.5 server…

neoX
April 13, 2021

Simple export of a ext4 directory with NFS Ganesha 3.5 server in CentOS 8 without SELinux

nfs-ganesha

NFS Ganesha is a user-mode file sharing server, which supports NFS 3 and 4.x versions and 9P. NFS Ganesha has several interesting plugins that support…

neoX
April 5, 2021

Repairing damaged backup GPT with gdisk

console, Linux, shell, tips

Problem with network shared storage could lead to a damaged file system or even GPT tables, so the gdisk may help in this case. Here…

neoX
April 5, 2021

Force losetup detach of local file after it became unavailable

tips

Mounting a file as loop devices is simple enough operation! But what if the file just disappears because of the network storage got unreachable? In…

neoX
October 4, 2020

xdg and autostart in Linux X server regardless the desktop environment

Linux, tips

There is a tool xdg, which manages application integration with the different GUI Desktops in the Linux world. One of the features it offers is…

neoX
July 10, 2020

aptly delete a mirror and remove all files

aptly

Executing drop command on a mirror will only remove the meta information for the mirror and it will not remove the package files occupying space…

neoX
June 2, 2020

Copy files with read errors successfully – skipping only errors (i.e. bad sectors)

Linux

Sometimes disks have errors or an SSD disk has a bad NAND cell. Saving the whole hard disk data may not be needed and when…

neoX
May 15, 2020

Data too large, data for [] would be [] which is larger than the limit of

elasticsearch

Rsyslog writing to Elasticsearch could lead to an error for some of the records and missing to save them in the backend: Unfortunately, such writes…

neoX
April 29, 2020

aptly remove a package from a repository using the cli

aptly

Here is a fast tip – how to remove a package from our local aptly repository: Remove the package from the local repository. Create a…

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

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