Setting up SSL certificate with Nginx is quite easy, however slightly differ from the standard configuration since it require that the server certificate and the certificate authority (CA) to be bundled together within a single PEM file. NOTE : See this article if you are looking for the procedure how to generate a certificate key… Read More »
For sure, if you are concerned about your network you will make sure that you always have a good backup of your configuration file somewhere. Fortunately, JunOS have a nice built-in backup function through FTP or SFTP. It allow you to do an automated backup at defined time interval and even more, every time you… Read More »
You probably noticed since you’ve upgraded to MacOS X Yosemite 10.10 that Java application fail yo start and the following message appear on your screen : To view this web content, you need to install the Java Runtime Environment. If you had Java JRE 1.7.x before the OS upgrade, then be aware that version prior… Read More »
Getting theses output warning on the console when starting or restarting the Postfix daemon? postqueue: warning: inet_protocols: IPv6 support is disabled: Address family not supported by protocol postqueue: warning: inet_protocols: configuring for IPv4 support only This mean that Postfix is actually configured to listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols but you do not have… Read More »
Bind (named) DNS server is failing to reload or restart after modifying a domain TXT record? Have a look at your Bind log files (commonly written to /var/log/messages) and you may find the following entries : named: dns_rdata_fromtext: domain.tld.hosts:0: ran out of space named: zone domain.tld/IN: loading master file domain.tld.hosts: ran out of space named:… Read More »
With larger drive these days that exceed 2 Tb, the traditional MSDOS partition table add a barrier of 2 Tb maximum for partitions. Fortunately, the GUID Partition Table which is well known as GPT that push this limit to 18 EB (exabyte). You are probably familiar with the “fdisk” legacy partitioning tool, however this does… Read More »
PHP imagick module is not a part of the default installation yet. Here is some easy steps to enable php-imagick module on your system. 1. First install the required development and dependency packages : yum install make gcc php-devel php-pear ImageMagick ImageMagick-devel 2. Compile php-imagick module : pecl install imagick 3. Add the extension to php.d as followed… Read More »
You probably experienced VPN session disconnection exactly 24 hours after you established the connection. Well, this is an expected behaviour since the OpenVPN Access Server implement a default 24 hours session timeout for user-locked and server-locked profiles. To workaround this limitation, you may set the timeout to a higher value using the following command : /usr/local/openvpn_as/scripts/sacli… Read More »
Whatever you’ve been using Centrify for a month or years on a Linux machine joined to an Active Directory Domain Controller, login using an AD user might suddenly stop work and display the following error message in the system logs (/var/log/message) : adclient[4933]: INFO <bg:ageBindings> base.bind.healing Lost connection to pdc.ad-forest.domain.tld. Running in disconnected mode: KDC refused… Read More »
Starting with Windows Server 2008 R2/2012, the fancy remote management feature may return the following error when adding to your centralized Server Manager console : Computer <NAME> cannot be managed. Verify that the network path is correct, the computer is available on the network and that the appropriate Windows Firewall rules are enabled on the… Read More »