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Blog postIf you know me, you likely know where this is headed. But before we get there, lets chat a little bit about the bomb that IBM RedHat dropped on the Linux community the other day. As soon as the news Continue reading Centos and the bomb that IBM Red Hat dropped→
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Centos and the bomb that IBM Red Hat dropped was first posted on December 11, 2020 at 12:12 am.
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Blog postFirst, lets chat about Oracle Linux on ARM! Having a single Enterprise Operating System on all Linux systems has several advantages, like using the same tools across all servers and access to the same commercial support for your systems. The Continue reading Install Oracle Linux 8 on a Raspberry Pi→
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Blog postI did this video for work, but it is a good review on some of the advantages of OCI, and I think it’s worth the few minutes to watch.
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New OCI Video is up was first posted on August 4, 2020 at 1:45 pm.
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Blog postOnce of the many overlooked abilities of OEM is the ability to view and graph historical data from the targets. With OEM, as a general rule, if it has a metric, you can not only build alerts, but you can Continue reading How to graph historical data in OEM13c→
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How to graph historical data in OEM13c was first posted on March 10, 2020 at 10:48 am.
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Blog postAs more and more people move to the cloud, they start to use ssh keys to authenticate to their cloud instances. This is great, as keys are generally considered more secure than passwords. But, with many new users to ssh, Continue reading How to automatically load ssh keys when Windows 10 boots using putty pagent→
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Blog postRecently you may have noticed a few outages on my sites, and some slow loading times, so it became time to move TFD ( And the other sites I host) to a new hosting company. Since I run on WordPress, Continue reading An easier way to move a WordPress Site→
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An easier way to move a WordPress Site was first posted on December 29, 2019 at 1:22 am.
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Blog postI have been recently working on a few interesting projects, one which requires sending emails from servers with some attached files, while using Office365 email. While trying to make things easier I started to look for a better way to Continue reading A better way to send emails from Linux→
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A better way to send emails from Linux was first posted on November 23, 2019 at 5:30 am.
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Blog postA question I get asked more and more, is how do you create a filesystem larger than 2TB on a linux server. Most admins know how to use fdisk, and then mkfs, but fdisk limits you to a 2T partition Continue reading How to create a Linux partition larger than 2TB→
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How to create a Linux partition larger than 2TB was first posted on August 29, 2019 at 3:41 am.
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Blog postI get asked this all the time, how do I make a bootable USB drive on my Windows notebook. Natively Windows 10 does not have a great way to burn an ISO to a USB device with out installing additional Continue reading How to make a bootable USB using VirtualBox→
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How to make a bootable USB using VirtualBox was first posted on August 20, 2019 at 2:08 am.
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Blog postFirst you need to login in and get a terminal. The su – to root and cd to the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts directory This is where the network configuration files are; Eth0 is the ethernet port that is used for server access, Continue reading How to change the IP of an Oracle Linux OS 6.X server→
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