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Rubén Llorente ... --scsi0 local-lvm:0,import-from=/root/tmpimages/openbsd-min.qcow2 # Turn the VM into a template qm template 100 The steps in Listing 1 are mostly self-explanatory, but some of the arguments passed

Preparations for the Kernel Dump [root@rhel ~]# grep -i crash /proc/iomem 03000000-0affffff : Crash kernel [root@rhel ~]# grep crash /proc/cmdline ro root=/dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00 rd ... If the Linux server crashes, not only do you need to restore operations, you also need to analyze the problem. What happened? Where is the root of the error? What preventive measures are necessary

was to install openlava on the master node of the cluster. This is very easy to do using: [root@test1 RPMS]# yum install \ openlava-2.0-206.1.x86_64.rpm Just as a reminder, the binary I used installs openlava

version (currently version 6.3). Default values are used for all other parameters. In the os section, you can use password to specify the desired root password (by default, it is boxgrinder). The hardware

Isolation OpenFaaS implements several pod-level security best practices out of the box. The OpenFaaS core components (gateway, watchdog, etc.) run as non-root users. Additionally, the official function

, followed by an installation guide using a virtual instance of Ubuntu 12.04 as an example. Then, I'll demonstrate the main administration tool. Following this, the root filesystem on a test system

01 user "root"; 02 03 Desc "Apache installation"; 04 task "apacheinstall", sub { 05 06 install package => "apache2"; 07 service "apache2" => "start"; 08 09 }; 10 11 Desc "Upload and sync

the package zsh with the zshrc file, you would call Stow as follows to generate a symbolic link in your home directory: stow --target $HOME --dir $HOME/dotfiles/ zsh The results are now: ls ~/.zshrc /root

option: Figure 2: The initial situation: a hard disk with a root and a swap partition. raider -R1 You don't need to state the disks/partitions here

selected areas – not everything below the root (/) directory. Both services use the same configuration file, /etc/clamd.d/scan.conf. The following settings tell ClamAV to monitor the users' home directories