Hi Luv
I am looking for an expert in OpenID to help out with a problem I am having. It is paid work, but will only require a few hours of advice, all via email or possibly skype/phone.
The main area is discussion the ability to integrate an OP Identity rather than Claimed Identity system on top of an existing Provider that doesn't support OP Identity. I have it mostly working but need to discuss some details.
Anyone able to help out, please contact me, Scott Penrose, 0417 885 330, or scottp(a)dd.com.au
Thanks
Scott
Hi All,
I'm currently getting our DR system fine tuned at work, and as part of this I would like some software to take images of some of our larger Linux servers (RHCE 5 & 6) similar to how programs like Shadow Protect does for Windoze based systems, in other words while the system is live. Some of these server have up to 6TB of data stored on them and as you could appreciate, downing the server to run something like Clonezilla would take far too long to be practical. I would also like to be able to schedule these snapshots, say once a week.
TIA,
Chris
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Hi,
Wifi is not something I consider myself an expert upon.
I understand the security problems with WEP, WPS, WPA and WPA2 fairly
well, and I've read some docs on fragmentation, RTS thresholds, and
channel width. I don't consider myself a newbie here either.
Try as I might, I just can't seem to get decent performance out of my
home network. It's a 802.11n network, theoretically 300 mbit/s, however
testing with iperf between a Linux wireless laptop and a wired linux
server results in 60-70 mbits reported in either direction.
I tried fiddling with a few options on the router, such as:
* disabling a/b/g support. (no effect)
* disabling pre-spec-N support. (no effect)
* lowering RTS threshold slightly (lower throughput)
* lowering fragment threshold (no effect at small changes; perf
slightly increases (~5mbit) as fragments decrease for a while, then
after a point (around ~2000 bytes) performance just drops as you
decrease size.)
* WMM no-ack mode (totally wrecked performance)
I'm using a Broadcom chipset in the laptop, which seems to have
reasonable Linux support. I'm using the opensource brcmsmac driver on a
3.2.0 kernel. The AP is an Asus RT-N15, which also runs Linux, although
I'm still on the vendors firmware.
So, no matter what I've done, I can't get more than 75 mbits, and on
default settings its more like 65 mbits between these two Linux devices.
However a friend with an Apple Mac laptop and an Apple airport AP can
push about 200 mbit/s according to iperf!
So.. I just wondered if anyone has some hints about how to improve wifi
performance?
I also wondered what sort of bitrates you see? And if someone is getting
good speeds, can you report your hardware (incl. chipset) and
configuration options?
thanks!
Toby
Hi All,
Just looking for guidance, I have had a server crash, HDD failure,
luckily I have good backups through Backup Exec 2012. What I need to
know is what files do I need to restore to a basic install of the same
distro (CentOS 5.8) to get our MySQL databases running again with the
same security permissions?
TIA
Chris
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sda is a regular SATA disk and sdd is a USB attached SATA disk. Why isn't sdd
cached?
# dd if=/dev/sdd of=/dev/zero bs=1024k count=100
100+0 records in
100+0 records out
104857600 bytes (105 MB) copied, 3.00316 s, 34.9 MB/s
# dd if=/dev/sdd of=/dev/zero bs=1024k count=100
100+0 records in
100+0 records out
104857600 bytes (105 MB) copied, 2.98833 s, 35.1 MB/s
# dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/zero bs=1024k count=100
100+0 records in
100+0 records out
104857600 bytes (105 MB) copied, 1.29493 s, 81.0 MB/s
# dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/zero bs=1024k count=100
100+0 records in
100+0 records out
104857600 bytes (105 MB) copied, 0.0669201 s, 1.6 GB/s
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Hello,
I have a USB hard disk that I use to make backups of my system.
Previously it has worked just fine. In fact it still does work fine on
my work computer. Unfortunately, it is my home computer I am trying to
backup, not my work computer.
When I plug it it, it detects it fine. Then I try to mount the
filesystem. The mount process hangs. Neither dmesg or
/var/log/kern.log logs anything unusual. I can kill the mount process
with ctrl-c, and the file system isn't mounted. I can then unplug the
USB device if I so desire. Nothing is logged. However at this point
the computer is "crashed", as if I type in "sync", the sync process
hangs for ever too. If I wait long enough I get CPU x hung type
messages. Shutdown won't work, I have to hard reboot the system.
My working theory I have is that USB support on my motherboard may be
dodgy. However this doesn't explain how the same drive has worked in
the past, for the same computer, but suddenly doesn't work any more.
Alternatively, maybe the entire motherboard is an unreliable piece of
rubbish, and I should ditch it.
Any ideas?
This is running Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit.
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Hi,
When I boot my ThinkPad into Windows, I can set the battery to operate
in long-life mode. It then only charges up to 90% capacity, and won't
start charging until it has dropped below 80% capacity.
This is claimed to make the battery live longer -- and so far the
battery HAS lasted much better than they have in previous laptops.
(Of course, if I'm going to a conference, I can configure the battery to
charge up to 100% again easily)
I wondered if there is any way to achieve this behaviour in Linux?
cheers,
Toby
Hi,
I had some trouble with my Notebook and desktop computers last week when
Entangle stuffed the display files on both computers. I successfully
rebuilt the Notebook because I had a separate /home partition.
Unfortunately the desktop PC (Suse 12.1 64 bit) was a single partition,
and it will not be quite so easy. How do I get the files I want from
the desktop onto a dive attached to my notebook? Ctrl+Alt+F2 gives me a
console in the desktop. The Notebook is running Gnome. Once I have my
data tucked away, I get adventurous.
Many thanks
Andrew Greig
