Category Linux
You have some Oracle Linux servers targeted by your ansible playbooks. You have your_playbook.yml that contains the following task: (The become and become_user instructions are not required to reproduce the error) If you got an error, just add the -vvv… Continue Reading →
In the following post we will work on a rocky Linux server (RHEL). Install EPEL Repository The Rocky Linux base repo does not contain packages for installing Clamv. Install Clamav Set SELinux for Clamav freshclam: run Virus database signature update… Continue Reading →
Go to the instance where you have attached your block volume. Now go to the ssh terminal of this instance and execute: You can see your block volume has been mounted on /fortest Now in OCI console, increase by 1G… Continue Reading →
In the OCI console, go to the block volumes menu and create a block volume. Choose in which compartment you want to create your block volume (same compartment as your host), and choose a custom size. Let the other settings… Continue Reading →
For the purpose of this article, I give you an existing context. Imagine you have one server share.yourdomain.com that is an NFS server, and that shares a directory that we have named /heapdump Now imagine you have ten other linux… Continue Reading →
if you follow the step-by-step guide to install wazuh, you will also get to the step “securing your wazuh installation” in which a command is provided to replace all the default passwords: Then if you go back to your dashboard… Continue Reading →
When you execute shell script with ansible module ansible.builtin.shell, bash is invoked as a non-interactive login shell. Consequently, environment variables from the user are not loaded. If you execute man bash, you’ll see: The solution is juste to explicitly load… Continue Reading →
You’ve configured opendkim for your smtp server but when clients use your smtp servers emails are not signed. By default opendkim trust only local host, you have to specified all the host to trust. Uncomment the following line in opendkim.conf:… Continue Reading →
You are on a CentOS server, connected as a non-root user, for example here as the user owner of the tomcat installation folder, let’s call it mytomcatuser. And when you want to stop tomcat using the systemd tomcat.service then you… Continue Reading →
Context: you have a shell script running on a linux server and you want this shell script be able to stop or start services on a windows server Windows: Create a local administrator Create a local administrator that we call… Continue Reading →