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MySQL upgrade obstacles
03.04.2024
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. The older tool is mysqlcheck: mysqlcheck -u root -pmy-secret-pw --check-upgrade --all-databases mysql.columns_priv OK mysql.db OK mysql
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Get the best out of your bandwidth with tc
30.11.2025
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as follows: Kilobits are referred to as Kbit. Megabits are referred to as Mbit. Gigabits are referred to as Gbit. tc qdisc del dev $DEV root Next, I'll install a qdisc. qdisc
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Configuring the JBoss application server
30.11.2025
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environment, make sure the JAVA_HOME variable points to the Java root directory (Listing 1). Listing 1 Java Environment 01 # export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/jre-1.6.0-openjdk 02 # echo $JAVA
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Monitoring daemons with shell tools
30.11.2025
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involved and restart a daemon, remove block files, or even reboot the whole system. Because you should avoid running this kind of script as root, you can instead set up special users and groups to own
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Introduction to LVM
30.11.2025
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(or SSDs, LVM doesn't mind which) of 100GB each. They are named /dev/sda and /dev/sdb. Three partitions exist on /dev/sda; the first of them, sda1, is used as the swap area and is just 5GB. The root
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Finding cracks with Nmap, Portbunny, and Nessus
30.11.2025
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systems, a program that wants to open a well-known port has to run with root privileges; this explains why ports 0 through 1023 are often referred to as privileged ports . Ports 1024 through 49
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Risk mitigation for Active Directory
27.05.2025
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certificate authority (CA) that can be traced back to the trusted roots of the DC for the validation of smart card certificates. Instead, it uses a special NTAuth certificate store (Figure 1). An enterprise CA
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Web applications with Julia
26.01.2025
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of accomplishing this added security is to confine the Julia process on the server to some type of virtual environment, such as a container from which it is impossible to see the machine's root filesystem. The use
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The latest developments in Open-Xchange 6.20
30.11.2025
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&1, for example, will be familiar with the software under the name of 1&1 Webmail and 1&1 MailXchange. On top of the 2.5 million 1&1 customers, another 1.4 million users with Host Europe, and 40,000 root and v
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The RADOS Object Store and Ceph Filesystem
24.04.2012
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. This could mean adding these names to your /etc/hosts file. Additionally, you need to be able to log in to all of the RADOS nodes as root later on for the call to mkcephfs , and root needs to be able to call

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