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I just installed Slackware Linux 1337 and the network card does not show up even though it was configured on setup. I looked around restarted the network and nothing worked. After trying to figure it out I googled around for slackware 8139too wont start and some other phrases. I found someone saying it was the blacklist file. Sure enough I look in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and there is blacklist 8139cp I comment it out #blacklist 8139cp Then I reboot and it works. Linux admi ...more
I remember when I first used Ubuntu. One of the guys I worked with at a local data center threw a cd in a nice cover at me. It said Linux for Human Beings. I did not think much of it but once I installed it I was like wow. Not bad. I did not like Debian much at the time I liked Redhat better but even then Ubuntu was cool!
...moreYears ago back in the day as they say I was constantly on IRC! I was told try Linux to run several services! That is what got me into to linux. I want to say around 1998! I am sure it was 98! Anyways I started off with Slackware. It might have been Slackware 6! That is what sticks out in the the mind... I setup a shell server today for a customer on CentOS5 64 bit. It is really simple. You just install gcc, screen, glibc, automake, autoconf, oidentd, BitchX and some other packages if needed. The ...more
If you are an IT guy I am sure you have used some kind of Virtualization or at least heard about it. I personally have used just about everything out there. I am sure I have missed some but here is the list I have used. Vmware, Xen, OpenVZ, Virtual Box, KVM, Virtual PC, HyperV, and Parallels. I am sure I missing some that I cannot think of right now. I have also tried and used many control panels for Virtualization Management. To list some HyperVM, SolusVM, Proxmox VE, and OnAPP. I am sure I am ...more
I ran into this issue in the last week. I tried installing the rpms I could find with out any resolution. I could not find any help online about it. Then I finally downloaded the source and installed it. Which I try not to do with Redhat based OSes like CentOS unless I have to. Basically it was simple to fix. Go to sourceforge download the source compile it and bam! Th error went away and the customer was happy once again. couldn't load file "/usr/lib/tls/libtls1.6.so": /usr/lib/tls/libtls ...more
I worked for a data center that hated Parallels. The wanted to stop paying the ridiculous pricing for Virtuozzo.. We decided to migrate from Virtuozzo to OpenVZ. We were actually going to SolusVM but the migration to any OpenVZ platform should be the same. First you should copy over the configuration file. We like to do this using rsync. rsync -a -e ssh /vz/private/1234/ve.conf root@10.1.0.1:/etc/sysconfig/vz-scripts/6860.conf Next we copy over the container to your OpenVZ server or in ou ...more
Dovecot and Cpanel issue! We setup a Cpanel server recently then we started to put customers on it. Right away we had a customer tell us they were not able to get email. They were getting the following error when checking email from a help desk. SECURITY PROBLEM: insecure server advertised AUTH=PLAIN Retrying PLAIN authentication after Authentication failed. First thing that came to thought was that it is using Plain Text Authentication but it is not working for whatever reason. We t ...more
I recently was asked to find an email solution that was easy to use, easy to install, and open source or Free. I used qmailrocks in the past which was not easy to install! I started to look around and I really did not find much that was EASY. I decided to take a look at Zimbra. I had a couple friends a few months ago mention it to me and even ask questions about it. So I decided to install CentOS 5 and Zimbra. It was really easy all you have to do is get the server setup with the requirements th ...more
list drives by typing fdisk -l create a primary partition and make it Linux Raid Auto partition for each drive. fd = Linux raid auto fdisk /dev/sdb 1. type n for new n 2. type p for primary p 2. 1 for first partition 1 3. T for type t 4. fd for Linux Raid Auto fd 5. do this for all the drives you want to include. 6. fdisk /dev/sdc then follow the steps above 7. fdisk /dev/sdd then follow steps above. Create the raid0 partition (Raid0 is no redundancy but adds the space ...more
Cpanel IonCube Softaculous PROBLEM! How to fix it! None of the below worked but the last line.. What did work after all of that was to go to tweak settings and select ioncube and save it... You probably need to install ioncube first but you may only need to turn it on in tweak settings so try that first! 1. Download the newest version of Ioncube here http://www.ioncube.com/loaders.php 2. extract it and upload it to your server. It is easiest to use wget like this.. wget http://download ...more