Tag: Linux

All the articles with the tag "Linux".

• Public Key from Private Key

  3 Jan, 2019

  I fall over this every so often. I have the private key file but would either have to trawl servers for authorized_keys files to get the public password or

• VMWare Horizon Load Balancing

  Updated:4 Dec, 2018

  We're in the process of installing a new Horizon 7 infrastructure and as part of the process the vendor added load balancers all over the place. I asked wi

• Debian Upgrading from an ISO File

  Updated:7 Nov, 2018

  Kind of an unusual situation, but I have a Debian jessie box that has a terrible <2MB Internet connection, no CD/DVD and the USB stick I have I don't want

• RADIUS Testing

  Updated:7 Nov, 2018

  We have a need to authenticate a couple of devices via our Wifi access points with a RADIUS server. Right now I wanted to test things out using a MAC addre

• DBeaver - SQL GUI

  6 Nov, 2018

  I've used a few SQL GUI's over the years, SQuirreL, DBVisualizer, HeidiSQL, MySQL Workbench, but the one that stands out recently is DBeaver . It's got a c

• Trusting CA Certificates

  Updated:24 Oct, 2018

  This is something that catches me out regularly. Adding our CA certificate onto a Linux server. Just so it can trust the interactions of LDAP over a secure channel. It's pretty straightforward to do but bites me almost every time. The secret seems to be make sure you CA certificate is in PEM format and named with a .crt extension. A .pem or .cer extensions just doesn't cut it.

• ESXi 6.0 to 6.5 Upgrade

  Updated:22 Oct, 2018

  This weekend has turned out to be a challenge. Upgrading our VMware Horizon 7 estate to the latest release involved upgrading all the components from conne

• Jira Token Error, Leading to Fisheye + Crucible Failure

  Updated:12 Oct, 2018

  Today Jira fell over. Not sure why, but the result was a token error which refused to let my user or admin accounts ability to login properly. I managed to

• Local Git Repository

  Updated:6 Oct, 2018

  When working on a project at home I don't necessarily want to host my Git repo online and don't feel the need for installing a Gitlab server on my home network, but I do want to backup my projects to my cloud backup.

• JIRA, Confluence and Nginx

  Updated:19 Sep, 2018

  With Atlassian Jira Software and Confluence installed onto the same server I thought I'd investigate setting things up so we don't have to use the default