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All HowTo's Scripting in Bash

Quick Bash Tip – Creating Test Files

August 26, 2015 Brad 0

Need some test files sure you could use the below method: touch file{“1″,”2″,”3”} But why do that when you could just let bash do the work for you and use the following: touch file{1..100} I don’t want blank files to test with, they need to have some data in them..

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Freeing Space on Gentoo

August 26, 2015 Brad 0

Gentoo machines (and Linux boxes in general) have a very nice habit of living for a long time and needing constant maintenance, while this is great it also means that they can go for long periods of time without a clean up and can start chewing up space on your

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All HowTo's Web Servers

Roll your own Dropbox, Installing Owncloud

August 25, 2015 Brad 0

I love the idea of my files being at my finger tips when I need them no matter where I am… I hate the idea of other people having my files at their finger tips when ever they want them. Good thing there is Owncloud, Owncloud is written in php

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Create a .img file linux

August 24, 2015 Brad 0

Simple article to help you create a .img file that you can use to do some testing of different technologies or add to a virtual machine your hosting for more storage space or anything else you might need a .img file for. dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/brad/Desktop/test.img bs=1M Now you can use

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Encrypt the things, Use of Cryptsetup

August 23, 2015 Brad 0

With all of the scary and some what questionable things that have made it into the news lately we cannot stress enough, you need to use encryption. Encryption on everything network traffic, passwords and storage media to list a few. This article is going to tell you how to setup

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See all merged “Installed” packages Gentoo

August 21, 2015 Brad 0

Very simple, just run the follow and either use less like below to page through it or use grep to search for your app /usr/bin/equery list “*” | less

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Dude, Where’s my RAM? (Use of nocache)

August 17, 2015 Brad 0

“My linux server is running so slow and it appears I am using all of my RAM what is going on?”. To which we reply “It’s a feature not a bug”. Linux is actually being smart and when it encounters a large file transfer (such as backing up large data

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Firefox Vulnerability – Quick Update

August 10, 2015 Brad 0

Just a quick update to remind you that you should be updating Firefox in order to stay safe from the latest vulnerability which was announced on August 5th. This effects Windows and Linux so make sure that you update both. The current version for Firefox the contains the fix at

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Configure Squid to Filter Based on MAC Address

July 29, 2015 Brad 0

In this article we are going to add some details to squid in order to allow it to filter based on MAC address and block certain clients from having full access. Alternatively you could reverse the rule and only allow the listed clients to have full access. First we are

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Install KVM (QEMU) Gentoo

July 22, 2015 Brad Comments Off on Install KVM (QEMU) Gentoo

In this article we are going to detail how to install KVM on Gentoo, for the most part it is a normal KVM install but with some Gentoo differences. Going to be installed: QEMU/KVM – Our Base libvirt – For Management virt-manager – For Extra Tools virt-manager – On our

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