Tag: Linux
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Debian Stretch NTP Time Sync
Updated:No more messing about with installing ntp. Just a simple edit of what ntp servers to use. Internally my ntp fails and reports regularly in syslog: May 16 1
Proftpd and LDAP / Active Directory
Updated:We've had a vsftpd server for a while and it's performed very well for us. But it would appear that it's not actively maintained. This may not be a problem
Repository Not Trusted
On a Wheezy box I saw this but was able to continue by answering yes to ignore the authentication warning. WARNING: The following packages cannot be authen
Synology DSM 6.1.5-15254 Upgrade
Updated:Following this upgrade I accepted to install I spent the evening cursing. The system started up and services were accessible as usual, but I couldn't login
Access DFS Shares from Linux
Updated:I've kicked this around a few times and resigned myself to just using the non-DFS path to attach to. But we've recently changed some of the servers around
Sweet Christmas - VS Code
Ok, so I know Microsoft have been making some big steps in the world of Open Source - I confess to giving them little ear time, mainly because EVERYTHING w
PostgreSQL Copy Data Between Servers
Updated:Our GIS team use a PostgreSQL server with PostGIS. They recently asked if there was any way we could display some data in a simple web form for our users.
MariaDB Apparmor and No login
Updated:As I've been messing around with Sphinx I discovered that MariaDB actually includes the SphinxSE plugin out of the box. So I figured I'd ditch my MySQL ins
The Power of Sphinx
Updated:I've only really used Sphinx as part of a home project with MySQL. But today found that searching for text in 28 million rows in a PostgreSQL table needs s
vi - Visual Mode
Updated:I'm sure when using a mouse in a text terminal the visual mode of vi/vim is useful, but I can never figure it out. In fact it prevents me from copying from