Tag: Linux
All the articles with the tag "Linux".
Trusting CA Certificates (manjaro)
Updated:This uses a completely different scheme than Debian. Let's say I have two .crt files (pem format) for intermediate and root certs use the trust program to
Apache Directory Studio - No More JNDI
Updated:In a previous article Apache Directory Studio – JNDI I explained how to keep the JNDI connection to use LDAP over a socks proxy. It looks like this has gon
Docker Swarm
Updated:It's time to look at building replicated services using Docker swarm. Mostly I build lots of docker compose configs, but not had the need to create an auto
Horizon Client System Lock Up
Updated:For the past few week I've had a really frustrating time dealing with a customer system. Initially I put it down to me moving to Manjaro and the VMWare Hor
docker-compose healthcheck
Updated:Here I'm building a library of health checks used for various docker-compose containers. MySQL / MariaDB healthcheck: test: [ 'CMD', 'mysqladmin', 'ping',
Gnome Background Colours
Updated:I rarely use pictures on my background wallpapers and like to use simple colors. There doesn't appear to be an option in gnome-tweaks to allow me to attain
Bash Linting
Updated:I had some of my bash code commented on publicly and the one comment was "You should run your scripts through shellcheck ." This was probably the most usef
Prosody Debugging
Updated:After building an ejabberd container set I'm continuing my foray into the world of xmpp by looking at prosody . I've run into a few man traps along the way
Load Testing with Locust
This has been a very tough few days. I was asked to build some load testing scripts for use with Locust. I was told "How hard can it be? Just a few scripts
Apache Directory Studio
Updated:After upgrading Directory Studio - which is a simple case of extracting the tar.gz file into the location you want the executable eg. $ cd /usr/bin $ sudo