Comment by Chris Henry on Find occurrences of a file of words in a dictionary
The only problem with that is partial matches in search_log will be counted more than once. Is there a way to only count exact matches? Sorry, probably should've specified that in my question...
View ArticleComment by Chris Henry on Upgrade cURL to latest on CentOS
We specifically need a feature introduced in 7.16.2, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT_MS for setting really small timeouts. We're trying to create 'fire and forget' requests. The fedora listings we've tried are...
View ArticleComment by Chris Henry on Upgrade cURL to latest on CentOS
Too lazy or too cool? (kidding) We're running 5.4, most of the time. Occasionally 5.6 Is there a notable difference there?
View ArticleComment by Chris Henry on Upgrade cURL to latest on CentOS
None of the packages at that URL worked. Also, does the 'development' folder imply these are newer / in development packages?
View ArticleComment by Chris Henry on CentOS - Automatically run fsck on boot into recovery
@Tim I'm attempting to upgrade the root partition, as opposed to creating a new one. Is there an easier way to get an ext4 partition?
View ArticleComment by Chris Henry on mysqld refusing connections from localhost
Why are you using telnet to get to the MySQL server? Why not just use the mysql client? Also, previous questions on SO suggest this might be an iptables problem. stackoverflow.com/questions/5755819/…
View ArticleAnswer by Chris Henry for How do I know if our emails are being marked as Spam?
You should check with your SMTP service to see if they process their SMTP logs looking for whether your mail was received or not. Many times, there are helpful clues about whether the recipient domain...
View ArticleFind occurrences of a file of words in a dictionary
I have a number of search logs that I want to compare against certain dictionary files. Once I process the search logs to filter out certain entries and get all the search terms into separate lines,...
View ArticleUbuntu - * at the end of filename?
In Ubuntu 10.10, showing a file listing using ll will occasionally show files with a * appended to the name of the file. What does this star mean?
View ArticleStart ssh connection and run in the background
I've set up port forwarding over ssh so I can securely connect to a web console. Since the bash command is pretty long, I want to create a small script that will do the following;Check if there is an...
View ArticleInstall Fedora Source package on RHEL / CentOS
I'm attempting to upgrade curl on RHEL / CentOS machines. I've found what seems to be the appropriate source packages in a number of repos. (ie,...
View ArticleHow does a team of Systems Administrators share passwords securely?
What are best practices for sharing hundreds of passwords among a few people? These passwords protect mission critical data, and cannot ever be visible beyond a small team.
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