Tag: Linux
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Asterisk and PostgreSQL
Updated:I started out wanting a real-time database connection to our existing LDAP server. This went well, but involved importing a schema into the LDAP cn=config
Jitsi + Asterisk = Jigasi
Updated:As I'm working on Asterisk right now the actual challenge is to get Jitsi configured so we can conference in audio users to our video chats. To do this you
Asterisk - IAX
I just spent the best part of the morning trying to setup Inter Asterisk eXchange between two hosts on the same network. This was described to me as "an ea
vi
Updated:I've been using vi for ages and about my limit is search and replace. Here's a place for some magic I've been picking up more recently. When you've forgott
PostgreSQL and Replication
Updated:We do a lot of postgres replication in our environment. Just about every docker postgres instance replicates its data over to a remote site for failover, s
PXE Booting from a Container
Updated:I wanted to build on the automated deployments for Debian and Mint, etc. and the next logical step is to use a PXE boot server and DHCP. Thankfully someone
Ansible and Client Certificates
Now we know how to inject client certificates into Firefox and Chrome it's time to automate that process with Ansible. The goal is to take a client and CA
PXE Boot and Linux Mint
Continuing the automated delivery saga Linux Mint is the thing that's giving me difficulties. There are a few quirks installing Linux Mint 19.3 Tricia that
NFS and iptables
Continuing with the theme of deploying systems automatically this chapter deals with using an NFS share to hold your iso images. The problem I faced was th
Saltstack and Debconf
Updated:You can get Saltstack to manipulate package deployments using debconf. What you'll need is to know the questions that debconf has about a package so you ca