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Good day my dear Linux Yogi’s,
I am going to show you in this illustration how to get rid of this error message. By default Ubuntu Server installs the mdadm in order to manage software raid arrays and it can get a little annoying to get the following error message: Continue reading “mdadm: /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf defines no arrays”
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in today’s illustration I am showing you how to disable IPv6. In some server set ups it is not required to have IPv6 enable and running as well as services listening on both IPv4 and IPv6. I always try to preserve resources where I can so I turn it off if I don’t need to use it. Continue reading “How to disable IPv6 on Ubuntu 16.04 or newer”
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it has been quiet some time till I posted something here and I am in for a treat. I am going to show you how to get the latest version of Ruby and Rails installed by using rbenv. There different way in installing this but in my experience this is the best working method for me. Continue reading “How to install Ruby on Rails on Ubuntu”
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in this illustration I am going to show you how you add a Windows Host to your Cacti Monitoring System. If you have not set up your Cacti Server please read the following Article first. Read Network Monitoring with Cacti. Continue reading “Adding Windows host to Cacti”
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in this illustration I am going to show you how you add a Linux Host to your Cacti Monitoring System. Continue reading “Adding Linux host to Cacti”
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in today’s illustration I am going to show you how to install and configure etckeeper and to version control your severs /etc directory with local and remote repositories.  For this Article it is important that you have read Version Control with GIT and GIT and remote repository at BitBucket since this article is building on top of it. Continue reading “How to Version Control your etc Directory”
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in this illustration I am going to demonstrate how to configure your local repository to be able to push to a remote repository at BitBucket. Please read the previous article: Version Control with GITÂ and then proceed with this article. I also assume you already have created an account with BitBucket. Continue reading “GIT and Remote Repository at BitBucket”
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in today’s illustration I am going to show you how you can do a backup and restore your MySQL Databases on the command line interface. The CLI way is always good to know because you can build scripts and automate the process. Continue reading “How to back up and restore MySQL Database”
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this is part two of the NFS Server/Client set up. In part one you and I set up a NFS Server with one share and in this part you are going to set up a client machine to access this share. Continue reading “How to add NFS Share to a Client machine”
Hello my dear Linux Yogi’s
in today’s illustration I am going to show you how to set up a basic NFS Server. NFS Server is an excellent choice for mass storage for example for virtual environments and it is very quick. This is the first part of the two part series and in the second part I will show you how to set up the NFS Client. Continue reading “How to set up NFS Server”