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Tag Archives: sysadmin
Screenshot Of The Day
uhm… what should I choose? This very useful dialog pops up when you aren’t an administrator on Windows 2003, annoying you until you decide that it’s time to reboot. Or find someone that can do it, that is. I guess … Continue reading
LogMiner 1.23
Version 1.23 of LogMiner, my Apache/IIS log analysis package, is now available. This release mainly fixes some build problem on modern distributions. Also it finally includes the cleanup function I was talking about some days ago…
Perplexed about Ubuntu’s sudoers configuration
Recently I’ve been administering my first Ubuntu machine and I already feel a bit perplexed about its security setup. The issue is that by default, the root account password is locked in Ubuntu and you are encouraged never to use … Continue reading
mod_tunnel for Apache 2.2.x
mod_tunnel is a simple Apache module that can be used to create TCP tunnels using your Web server. It is useful to expose services which can be reached through a proxy, bypassing firewalls. After only 4 years since the previous … Continue reading
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Don’t shout at your hard drives!
It appears that hard drives don’t like it… It also proves that some sysadmins have far too much time to spare.
Who’s linking to your site?
If you’re using LogMiner to analyse your Apache/IIS logs, here’s an easy recipe to be notified of sites that send visitors your way. First, let’s define a Pg/PLSQL function to extract the new referrers: 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748CREATE TYPE new_referrer AS ( … Continue reading
lm_sensors config for Asus T3-P5945GCX (P5L13L motherboard)
I’ve just installed the latest Mandriva 2008.1 RC on this fine Asus barebone. Everything went fine, except that the output of sensors showed too many ALARM messages for my taste… so, here’s how I’ve modified the pre-installed sensors.conf to set … Continue reading
LogMiner: purging old accesses
I’ve just committed a function to easily purge old data from LogMiner’s database, useful to prevent it from growing too much. It’ll appear in the next version, but since its release might still be far from now, here’s the code … Continue reading
Mac OS X version statistics through CFNetwork analysis
Recently I needed to gather some statistics about the distribution of the different Mac OS X versions installed by users of a certain application. Since the application has an update-check feature, I thought I’d use the web server logs to … Continue reading