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Specify multiple php include paths for different sites

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In apache there is an easy way you can specify different php include paths.  A good way to do it is to specify it in […]

How to add files to an iso file in linux

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Instead of purchasing iso making software, one can easily add files to an iso in linux.  It involves using the “mkisofs” command.  To add your […]

zfs linux *** uuid/uuid.h missing, libuuid-devel package required

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When compiling zfs on linux we got the following error. configure: error: in `/root/zfs-0.6.0-rc2′: configure: error: *** uuid/uuid.h missing, libuuid-devel package required See `config.log’ for […]

zfs linux checking spl source directory… Not found

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We got the following error when compiling zfs on linux checking spl source directory… Not found configure: error:        *** Please make sure […]

zfs linux checking kernel source directory… Not found

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When compiling zfs on linux we get the following error checking kernel source directory… Not foundconfigure: error:       *** Please make sure the kernel […]

zfs compile: newly created file is older than distributed files

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When compiling zfs on linux we got the following error: checking whether build environment is sane… configure: error: newly created file is older than distributed […]

ERROR: certificate common name *.github.com@github.com

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When doing a wget on a file we received the following error: ERROR: certificate common name *.github.com@github.com To fix this we downloaded without checking the […]

How to write a file using dd

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Here is a quick command for writing a file using the dd tool in linux: dd if=/dev/zero of=test.file bs=1k count=10000

Disabling the default Ubuntu Firewall

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Ubuntu has a built-in firewall that will block most things.  This is separate from the IP Tables that is used from most other linux distributions.  […]

Using ipmitool to find sensor information

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IPMItool is a fantastic tool to know.  It provides a generic framework for querying or controlling a system.  Your computer motherboard must support the IPMI […]

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