Join CentOS to 389 Directory Server
Join CentOS to 389 Directory Server Join CentOS to 389 Directory Server for ease of password administration and management, sometimes it’s better to join to a conformed directory structure. In…
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Install Docker on CentOS 6
Install Docker on CentOS 6 Install Docker on CentOS 6 Docker is an amazing piece of software that allows cross-platform “containers” that can be used in any environment, and are…
Connect CentOS to MySQL ODBC
Connect CentOS to MySQL ODBC Connect CentOS to MySQL ODBC There are many uses for this, usually reporting, or some other data manipulation. Let’s get started, login and su to root…
Understanding Public DNS
Understanding Public DNS Understanding Outside DNS can be very complicated if you do not have a good understanding of it. Basically outside dns works in reverse of the way you…
Install Bind/Named/DNS on CentOS
Install Bind/Named/DNS on CentOS Install Bind/Named/DNS on CentOS Need a Linux DNS server in a jiffy? Look no further, here’s the basic steps to get BIND Installed. Please note that…
Using IRC and IRSSI for Linux Support
Using IRC and IRSSI for Linux Support Using IRC and IRSSI for Linux Support IRC is often one of the greates assests to UNIX/Linux that gets overlooked. IRC or Internet…
Remove an OU from OpenLDAP command line
Remove an OU from OpenLDAP command line Remove an OU from OpenLDAP command line In this example we have added the OU SkyNet, however since then, SkyNet has become self-aware…
MySQL Replication CentOS All Databases
MySQL Replication CentOS All Databases MySQL Replication CentOS All Databases ** THIS BLOG WORKS ONLY WITH MySQL VERSION 5.1 or EARLIER ** If you’re going to do it, do it…
Install Adobe Reader CentOS 6
Install Adobe Reader CentOS 6 Install Adobe Reader CentOS 6 If you have a Linux Desktop, or Application Server, one of the key applications you may need is Adobe Reader. …
Choosing a Smart Root Password
Choosing a Smart Root Password Root Passwords are the worst ever to have compromised. Once the root password is figured out there is no way of telling the extent of…