Reset LDAP Password Command Line
Reset LDAP Password Command Line Reset LDAP Password Command Line This is a very common task in any directory environment, and can be executed as a script, but we will…
Reset LDAP Password Command Line Reset LDAP Password Command Line This is a very common task in any directory environment, and can be executed as a script, but we will…
Finding the MAC address of a remote computer today i was proposed with an interesting challenge, i had two identical VM’s running, with the same name, and static IP settings,…
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find shared libraries for binary ldd find shared libraries for binary ldd the LDD utility lists dynamic dependencies, basically the libraries needed for make a binary file work. Here’s the…
Find Hard Drive IOPS CentOS Find Hard Drive IOPS Centos the first thing we need to do is install sysstat with the following command: yum install sysstat now all we…
Performing a MySQL Upgrade Performing a MySQL Upgrade Every time you update your version of MySQL it’s necessary to perform a mysql_upgrade. The reason that this is necessary is so…
Show Line Numbers with Vi Show Line Numbers with Vi This is a fairly common task. Usually when you are configuring an application, you will get something that says like…
Downgrade package CentOS 6 Downgrade package CentOS 6 In this rare scenario, my screenshot application does not work properly when i upgraded shutter to shutter.noarch 0:0.89.1-2.el6.nux. Here’s the basic process…
Developing Applications for RHEL/CentOS Developing Applications for RHEL/CentOS Developing Applications for RHEL/CentOS has more basic requirements than one would think. I took a little bit of time to write down…
Create Windows Share Oracle Linux Create Windows Share Oracle Linux This article will help you create a Samba share on a Linux server that supports Windows Authentication this post assumes…