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Continue reading →: Want to run a little houseworking in ES ?
A small program doing the job ! And the github repo here
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Continue reading →: Server not found in Kerberos database
I’ve had some problem, after deleting the NAS’ account from the “Domain administrators” group (the sysadms didn’t want me to have an admin account on the domain… 🙂 ) So we tried putting the NAS account into a simple users group to see if it was working or not :…
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Continue reading →: SELinux with passenger/puppet
I’ve tried to install passenger to serve the puppetmaster’s application on my network. The installation was easy but running httpd with SElinux was pretty hard, I’ve found a solution, creating an SEmodule on this website. I’ve completed it with an additional rule allowing sock_file write… result down there (file puppet_passenger.te)…
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Continue reading →: Preserve SELinux context on an NFS mount
Simply add : …to the declaration in /etc/fstab See here for details 😀
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Continue reading →: Generate a Public/Private GPG Key Pair
I’ve had problems generating a GPG Key Pair, finaly found that it was because I was trying to generate the key with another user than the one I was logged with… You must have a console opened to be able to generate the key. …and a little script found here…
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Continue reading →: Link two rabbitmq-server through ssh
…in just one and simple command : God bless ssh 😛 PS : by the way, you may have trusted your servers with an ssh key’s exchange f : tells ssh to go to the background N : tells ssh there is no remote command to execute T : tells…
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Continue reading →: Install and enable MQTT on a rabittmq-server
First download rpms and install rabittmq-server (cf. here). Then, you must add rabittmq’s binary directory to your PATH : You can then activate plugins : rabittmq_management is to enable the web console to manage the server. You’ll have to add iptables rules if you have enabled the firewall. Add those lines…
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Continue reading →: Installing mosquitto on a websocket
I was trying to find a way to connect logstash input to mqtt… I didn’t want to code a ruby plugin, as I don’t know ruby… then I saw logstash’s websocket input… googled “mqtt mosquitto websocket”… humm seems simple but no in fact it’s not so simple 😉 So I’ve managed…
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Link two rabbitmq-server through ssh
…in just one and simple command :
[root@host ~]# ssh -fNT -L <local port>:localhost:<distant port> -R <distant port>:localhost:<local port> <host/ip to connect to> -l <trusted user>God bless ssh 😛
PS : by the way, you may have trusted your servers with an ssh key’s exchange
- f : tells ssh to go to the background
- N : tells ssh there is no remote command to execute
- T : tells ssh to disable pseudo-tty allocation
…le 22 January 2014 Ã 11h41