If you -for whatever reason- need to force the old TLS-1.0, you can put the folllowing line en the Apache’s /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ssl.conf file.
SSLProtocol All -TLSv1.1 -TLSv1.2
Note: TLS-1.0 is broken and is considered insecure. This version of the protocol …
I’ll try to show you how to use nginx’s log and map modules to put different header values from the http requests into the same place in the log files.
Imagine you have two kind of http request. One provides some info in an optional http header (like …
On February 2017, AWS announced the availability of a new EBS feature called Elastic Volumes. The new feature allows you to increase the size, performance and type and of your EBS volumes while in use. In order to take adantage of this great feature some requisites needs to be done …
En ocasiones disponemos de una imagen RAW de disco sobre la que queremos realizar cambios, pero queremos ahorrarnos el proceso de:
En esta entrada voy a tratar de explicar cómo utilizar el servicio de balanceo de carga de Amazon (ELB) como terminador de conexiones SSL.
El escenario de partida sería este:
Como se observa en este diagrama, todo el tráfico va en plano. Desde el cliente HTTP del usuario/aplicación hasta …
As you probably know, lsof stands for List of Open Files. Yes, it’s seems a simple description for a simple Unix command but, wait! Have you ever heard that everything in Unix is a file? Yes, right? So maybe this tool is more powerful than you think.
Let me …
As you probably know, Dokuwiki relies on GeSHI for syntax highlighting. Unfortunately, the current version of GeSHI does not support Puppet language. Nevertheless GeSHI allows you to add new languages easily by creating new language files, so to add Puppet support you just need to get a languaje file for …
If you are running rabbitmqctl with a different user than the one used by server, you will get an error like this:
rabbitmqctl status Status of node rabbit@foo
Error: unable to connect to node rabbit@foo: nodedown
- home dir: /root
- cookie hash: 0fWPcZtM431dRX003r6OAg==
This is because the cookie stored …
As you probably know, the replication in couchdb is triggered by sending a JSON doc to the _replicate URL using a POST request. Something like that:
curl -X POST http://localhost:5984/_replicate -d '{source:http://src_ip:5984/src_db, target:dst_db, continuous:true}' -H 'Content-Type: application/json'
The problem using …
First: Plug the HDD into a SATA to USB adapter (obvious). Then find the device:
sfdisk -l
In my case the device was /dev/sdb1
Install zfs-fuse for your distro:
Debian:
apt-get install zfs-fuse
OpenSUSE:
zypper install zfs-fuse
Start the zfs fuse daemon:
/etc/init.d/zfs-fuse start
super8:~ # zpool …