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Targeted defense against brute force attacks
30.11.2025
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. Normally, it's located in /usr/sbin: ./configure --with-firewall=iptables --with-iptables=/usr/sbin On openSUSE 11.3 and Debian, the iptables command requires root user access. For this reason, you
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Managing Active Directory at the command line
30.11.2025
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later. The default here is AD , but you can change this to suit your own needs. The next two switches Root and Server define the server you want to connect to and the mountpoint, but more of that later
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Managing Cluster Software Packages
12.02.2013
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is propagated out to nodes on boot. Different “rolls” (images) can be constructed for different packages. An example is Rocks Clusters. NFS Root – Each node boots and installs everything as NFS root except
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Monitoring events with the Audit daemon
17.02.2015
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. Listing 1 auditd.conf log_file = /var/log/audit/audit.log log_format = RAW log_group = root priority_boost = 3 flush = INCREMENTAL freq = 20 num_logs = 5 disp_qos = lossy dispatcher = /sbin
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ONIE and Cumulus Linux on a switch
10.04.2015
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and a file with the right name in its root directory (the naming rules are disclosed in the ONIE documentation  [5]), the installation starts. If the admin connects a PC with a web server directly using
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Managing cluster software packages
16.05.2013
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is propagated out to nodes on boot. Different "rolls" (images) can be constructed for different packages. An example is Rocks Clusters [1]. NFS Root – Each node boots and installs everything as NFS root except
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Manage your own datawith ownCloud 2
30.11.2025
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ownCloud [1] is an open source online storage service that lets private users and communities run their own cloud storage service on a private root or intranet server. In contrast to closed
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Environment Modules Using Lmod
08.08.2018
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, or you could install Lmod to a different NFS-exported directory. Figure 1: Example module file layout. Below the root directory are three main
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Lean on Logwatch
17.02.2015
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; otherwise, you can assume the options are in the config files. So powerful is logwatch that you might want to make just one change to the standard installation so that the root user does not receive a lot
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Environment Modules Using Lmod
04.10.2018
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. Figure 1: Example module file layout. Below the root directory are three main subdirectories: Core, compiler, and mpi. These directories indicate the dependencies of the various modules. For example

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