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I was reviewing this site and decided it was time for an update!
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It was time for an update, so the site has a new theme….. still focused on various fields I work in or follow…. enjoy.
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I’ve written a new post on how to boot using EFI from a DHCP server and deploying ISO images. in the example I use Oracle Linux 8.9 which is RHEL 8.9 with a few extra branding files.
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In my quest to streamline my SaltStack deployments which I wrote about here (Managing top.sls and SLS files in SaltStack) and make it super simple to craft and deploy SaltStack in new builds I decided to revisit Pillars for holding CRON data.
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NOTE: The environment is “zsh” in a Dell PowerStore Appliance.
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Over the years I have written a few blog posts on using SaltStack to do stuff with a Mysql DB.
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One thing I have learned with SaltStack is that its easy to manage the configuration of VM’s regardless of the scale of the Infrastructure.
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In the year 2038… From the Linux Programming manual…. 10.1 Calendar TimeRegardless of geographic location, UNIX systems represent time internally as ameasure of seconds since the Epoch; that is, since midnight on the morning of1 January 1970, Universal Co…
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Log files are usually cleaned up based on age, however I was asked to cleanup a special log directory when the file system hit 79G and then remove the oldest files to keep it just under 79G (the file system was 100G).
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Well after many years someone has found an exploit in saltstack!
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Normally, CENTOS does its job as an OS very well and response times on most CENTOS 7 systems is pretty good given the right resources, so this issue doesn’t raise it’s head often but when it does it can be a pain to locate.
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August 2020 – This Article is still valid in Laravel 7 🙂 In a large scale Laravel application the number of routes can grow substantially, and while there are numerous composer packages to simplify the syntax and management of routes, I’ve found that one…
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Since CENTOS 7 came out I’ve noticed some containers take forever to return a password prompt when you ssh into them.
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I’ve written a reasonable amount of articles on Laravel, it’s now my favourite development environment.
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Introduction Over the last year I’ve been developing a new shopping cart using Laravel.
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Every month I spend a small portion of time repairing an exploited website.
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Back when I wrote this I used Saltstack everyday to manage a large Cloud Infrastructure Platform.
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Saltstack still remains my daily system administration tool and the range of uses keeps growing!
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In previous articles on Reverse Engineering PHP security exploits I’ve explored malicious PHP and even associated Javascript code by reverse engineering the files left behind.
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Prior to CENTOS 7, most Linux distributions used flat text files to store logging information of both user and system processes.
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Update April 2018 – The Laravel “Mailable” interface is now the preferred way to mail off templated eMail – Article coming shortly!
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I’m a big fan of Message Queueing and in particular RabbitMQ.
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I’ve noticed since Centos 7 came out there has been a significantly growth in the number of core files appearing on machines I look after.
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Recently I needed to make a copy of a failing 255G Samsung 850PRO SSD that was in a RAID 1 mirror (where the second SSD had already failed) to a new quicker Intel SSD, there were two issues that were critical.
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Well the new year has started and before the end of the first week, we already have discovered our first PHP exploit in our WordPress hosting environment!
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Display the size of all tables in a MySQL Database NOTE: This no longer works in MaraiDB 10.9 Below is a simple (and handy) SQL that returns the size of each table in a mySQL database: You would typically use this to see if a table containing logging data…
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Converting a Linux CENTOS server with 2 or more Ethernet interfaces to an LACP bonded network link couldn’t be simpler.
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Below is a handy script to capture and log access to a specific port on a server, the reason for its existence was the need to phase out an old service but we were not too sure as to what still connected to it.
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There are stacks of books on the Arduino these days and as time goes by they become more and more advanced with host of sophisticated projects.
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As an avid motorcyclist Ive spent years going to charity rides, rallies and the like… now I’m raising money for prostate cancer.