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Live migration of virtual machines with KVM
13.06.2016
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-only or released for writing. That said, many such options are available, as a glance at the export man page will tell you. To write to the network drives with root privileges from other hosts, you also need
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How to configure and use jailed processes in FreeBSD
14.03.2013
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© Corina Rosu, 123RF.com
have it in the jail, and an attacker could exploit this vulnerability and thus obtain access to the jail, where they might even escalate to root. However, you would still have a major security advantage
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SmartOS: Cool Cloud Platform Rises from the Ashes of Solaris
10.06.2014
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up a few things after booting from CD or USB: the root password, network settings, and storage options. SmartOS requires at least an entire hard disk as storage. With multiple disks in the ZFS pool
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Correctly integrating containers
09.10.2017
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16 - podSelector: 17 matchLabels: 18 role: frontend 19 ports: 20 - protocol: tcp 21 port: 6379 22 [...] If the network layer receives a change in the container
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High availability clustering on a budget with KVM
30.11.2025
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/sda 20 Account information: 21 ACL information: 22 ALL Network Bonding To prevent the network cards and thus the connection to the cluster and storage network from becoming a single
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Mandatory access control with Tomoyo Linux
30.11.2025
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compared with version 1.x are noticeable in Tomoyo versions 2.2.x and 2.3.x; the current version 2.5 only lacks a couple of features. Unfortunately, version 2.5 is only available in Linux kernel 3.2, which
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Using the Expect scripting environment
30.11.2025
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, and root. It sends the current user's public key to the remote host and adds it to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file for both remote users. It also changes the SSH configuration for the remote root user
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Sharing Data with SSHFS
23.04.2014
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on your system. Almost all firewalls allow port 22 access, so you don’t have to configure anything extra, such as NFS or CIFS. You just need one open port on the firewall – port 22. All the other ports can
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Better compression of web pages
22.12.2017
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installed server, on which you have root privileges. Debian 9.1 already provides Brotli as standalone compression software. To begin, install the package with Git: apt-get install brotli git You now need
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Server administration using Cockpit
09.08.2015
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to give the almighty user root a password via sudo passwd root so you can log on to Cockpit later. Cockpit cannot even be put into operation on distributions without systemd. This relates to earlier

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