configure /tmp to be tmpfs,nosuid,nodev RHEL/CentOS
configure /tmp to be tmpfs,nosuid,nodev RHEL/CentOS configure /tmp to be tmpfs CentOS 6 Usually this configuration is a security standard, it requires /tmp to be cleared on reboot, nodev, and…
configure /tmp to be tmpfs,nosuid,nodev RHEL/CentOS configure /tmp to be tmpfs CentOS 6 Usually this configuration is a security standard, it requires /tmp to be cleared on reboot, nodev, and…
Setfacl using LDAP Groups Setfacl using LDAP Groups This is the classic scenario of where you have a NFS/Samba share, and you want to make sure that when new Files/Folders…
Configure Kickstart CentOS 6 Configure Kickstart CentOS 6 Kickstart installations save tons of time if you are periodically bringing up new Desktops/Laptops/VMs using a standard install. The quickest way to…
Setup CentOS IPv6 We all have to worry about this one, IPv6 is coming this way, the best thing to do is grab the bull by the horns and get…
samba Failed to issue the StartTLS instruction: Connect error Failed to issue the StartTLS instruction: Connect error In our environment we recently switch to SSSD from nscd/nslcd because of the…
Install ClamAV on CentOS Install ClamAV on CentOS From time to time you need AV on Linux Servers, but if you have Samba Shares, a GUI, or share files, it’s…
Configure ZSH on CentOS with LDAP Configure ZSH on CentOS with LDAP ZSH or /bin/zsh is an amazing drop-in replacement shell for Bash. I would HIGHLY reccomend this shell for…
WordPress TLS LDAP Configuration WordPress TLS LDAP Configuration For this particular instance, we are authenticating in internal-hosted WordPress site with our Internal LDAP Directory Service using the Secure TLS authenticatin…
Mount a Drive on CentOS Linux This brief tutorial shows you how to mount, and un-mount media such as a Flash drive, CD/DVD, Hard drive, or pretty much any other…
Configure OpenLDAP Server over TLS Configure LDAP over TLS CentOS 6 in this blog we will cover setting up our LDAP server to use StartTLS encryption for communication. Let’s get…