Hahaha 
- it must be a moody NFS because this happens all the time when they run that command.
Iām looking through some of the flags, but basically uninterruptible sleep is the D+ stat from ps -aux.
NFS server disconnected? Try mounting with intr option?
AWS Glue is starting to annoy meā¦
Just trying to write a map function but trying to figure out how they want me to edit a Dynamic Frame by looking at the docs is unclear?
Looks like that option is depreciated after kernel 2.5.26 
Anyone ever notice that visudo opens in nano on Ubuntu?
Ugh, installing ipa-server is failing when selinux is enabled, but thereās no evidence that selinux is blocking anythingā¦ the logs are clean. I keeps failing saying that ports 8080 and 8443 arenāt available.
sudo semanage port -a -t http_port_t -p tcp 8443
?
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It is by default. 8080 is http_cache_port_t. I tried changing it but no difference.
The main web interface is on 80/443 anyway. When you go to 8080/8443, its a certificate pki tomcat thing, so maybe http_port_t isnāt correctā¦
sudo semanage port -l | grep pki
pki_ca_port_t tcp 829, 9180, 9701, 9443-9447
pki_kra_port_t tcp 10180, 10701, 10443-10446
pki_ocsp_port_t tcp 11180, 11701, 11443-11446
pki_ra_port_t tcp 12888-12889
pki_tks_port_t tcp 13180, 13701, 13443-13446
pki_tps_port_t tcp 7888-7889
Hmmā¦
Eh, so far itās working after re-enabling selinux after the install so Iām not going to waste time trying to figure out whatās going on. It also installed fine on a vanilla CentOS install, so I suspect that using the sysadm type/role for sudo is causing the problem. I had the same issue installing clamav, but I assumed the IPA process would have been more polished since itās a core RHEL service.
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Are Fedora repos failing for anyone else right now?
I was getting intermittent failures, yeah.
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Havenāt ran into this one yet, but basically I have an unmounted sda drive with three partitions, sda1 is the root partition/fs of a device. sda2 is a 1kb partition, and sda3 is a swap partition. This was the default for an installation of Ubuntu.
Originally, the disk was 40 GB. I have increased the size of the hard disk to be 75gb. Below is the output of lsblk
Assuming I want to do this as simply as possible. How would I extend sda1 to be 74GB and keep SWAP at 975MB.
If thereās anymore needed let me know and Iāll reply.
Thanks!
Edit:
To me the simplest way would be to:
- Firstly, add another 2GB HDD to the machine while itās running,
- Parition and create a SWAP drive on it.
- Remove old swap mount and add the new disk as the SWAP mount,
- Boot into live distro,
- Delete the sda2 and sda5 partitions,
- Extend (delete and then add) sda1 to the end of the drive.
- Extend the sda FS to the end of the drive.
- Reboot.
Thoughts?
Canāt you just make one? Canāt be that hard. I havenāt put a lot of research into it but there has to be a group of nerds somewhere that have attempted this and made a kit for it.
The rack mount kvm console?
welcome back
So I am becoming a bigger fan of Terraform.
The DSL is nicer than cloudformation.
I got all the docs searchable by Emacs and there is a decent LSP for it as well.
Also a Kubernetes book arrived today.
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Terraform is the least shitty solution to cloud rollouts.
Itās easier than python scripts but not as powerful.
Oh, which one?
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Make sure sda2 isnāt your boot partition. It shouldnāt because it need to be at the start of the drive, but i donāt understand why a 1k partition is for
visudo opens $EDITOR
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Will be (im)patiently waiting for when you get to PAM hardening and auditd config.
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