His zfs and ssh books are amazing. Apparently the PAm one is good to
Which one is the PAM one?
I like to watch his Michigan Linux Meetups Talks also.
The BSD guys have the best presentations.
RIP FFFFFFFFF its not under warranty they arent that old of a pannel
Might as well loop this in see what other sysadmins think
Networking is my weak spot as well. Wish I could help.
Lol seems like a common problem for us.
This is the abstraction problem.
Things get easier, more automated, more levels of abstraction and slowly the people who know how to handle the underlying stuff age out/kick it.
This is why I cringe when I see things like writing microservices in java
I am not the best designer, but am decent at fixing things / understanding how to fix broken shit
Yeah that’s where I’m at. I’ve transferred from a mainly fixing existing shit role to now I have to basically re-do and design everything.
Exciting and challenging. I’m having to relearn network basics all over again. My CCNA for dummies book is really coming in handy.
I never realized how easy it is to stagnate and grow out of practice. Just putting Fedora on my new laptop I had to google the fdisk command because the last time I used it was a year ago.
That’s my life’s work you son of a gun, take it back.
Howdy sysadmin thread. Not to Jynx myself or put the black curse but I have two dev interviews this week. I want to say it’s been a pleasure. You’ve been good to me
I’ve just experienced an interesting issue. mdadm failed to start my /home array. (raid0 fite me) It gave me an error in dmesg:
[ 666.293291] md/raid0:md127: cannot assemble multi-zone RAID0 with default_layout setting
[ 666.293292] md/raid0: please set raid.default_layout to 1 or 2
I fixed it with:
echo 1 > /sys/module/raid0/parameters/default_layout
But I’m curious, does anyone know why this happened? I had a simple kernel upgrade and this suddenly starts happening.
Rework to the FS drivers. What was the file system on those disks? BTRFS, F@FS, and EXT4 have had some rework/cleanup done.
Well had a fun couple days trying to resurrect a server for a temporary AD backup…
Just heavily reinforced my mindset that you should almost always re-install Windows if you plan on repurposing hardware.
After doing everything humanly possible to restoring windows to normal because it refused to boot from a CD or USB I go to make domain controller and get errors. Basically windows still likes to believe its on a domain even if you change back to workgroup and tell it no, you are not.
So now after 2 days of work, updates and wiping here I am putting in a hard drive with the ISO on it just to re-install windows. Also had to scrape the key because all docs are nonexistent for the server.
Good stuff
I should post some rack pics tomorrow
Damn son
What do you use it for?