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Posted April 27, 2021February 10, 2024Leave a commentPosted in ServerServer

Benchmark SSH Ciphers

Choosing a specific cipher to use for SSH can have a large performance impact when transferring files using tools that use SSH as a transport. For testing, I decided to benchmark the impact of using scp with various ciphers locally on my laptop as well as a VPS from Linode. […]

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Posted April 19, 2021March 6, 2022Leave a commentPosted in PHP, ServerPHP, Server

WordPress wp-cron.php with Systemd Timer

The wp-cron.php script for WordPress handles various scheduled events (such as checking for updates, publishing scheduled posts and more). By default this will be executed at each page load (to check if anything needs to be done). A common recommendation is to disable this and instead run it as a […]

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Posted April 19, 2021April 19, 20211 CommentPosted in ServerServer

Linode Longview with MariaDB 10.5+

At the time of writing, the Linode Longview agent is not working with MariaDB 10.5 onwards. This happens because there is a hard coded binary name in the Perl script responsible for determining if MySQL monitoring is required; from MariaDB 10.5 the binary name has changed from mysqld to mariadbd. […]

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Posted April 3, 2021April 10, 2021Leave a commentPosted in LinuxLinux

Linux Interface Names

For convenience I like to name the interfaces for my desktop/laptop in an easy to remember convention so that I don’t need to think about what the interface names are at all when running things like tcpdump. The best way I have found to do this is with udev rules. […]

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Posted April 3, 2021April 10, 2021Leave a commentPosted in Desktop, LinuxDesktop, Linux

KDE Plasma Thermal Monitor “Off”

The KDE Plasma Thermal Monitor widget has an annoying issue where the temperature sources will sometimes show as “Off” after rebooting. This seems to have broken around Ubuntu Groovy for me. This is a well known issue as referenced on the KDE forum among other places. To fix, I edited […]

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Posted June 18, 2018April 17, 20211 CommentPosted in Linux, NetworkingLinux, Networking

Ping all IPv6 Neighbors

ping6 can be used on Linux hosts to ping the “allhosts” address, ff02::1. If you try running ping6 ff02::1 with no arguments you will get an error like connect: Invalid argument, instead you must provide the interface to ping from with the -I argument. As an example, to ping all […]

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Posted June 17, 2018April 17, 2021Leave a commentPosted in Desktop, Linux, ServerDesktop, Linux, Server

Common LVM Commands

These are some common commands that are used when managing LVM devices. Volume Groups Create a volume group: vgcreate vg0 /dev/sda3 [/dev/sdb /dev/sdc /dev/sdd …] Logical Volumes Create a LV: lvcreate -n LV-NAME -L 30G VG-NAME Delete a LV: lvremove -n LV-NAME VG-NAME

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Posted May 18, 2018April 17, 2021Leave a commentPosted in Linux, ServerLinux, Server

Common PostgreSQL Commands

These are some common PostgreSQL commands for things that I need to remember. Opening session This assumes linux authentication (default for Debian Linux). Run the psql command as the postgres user: Open a database with \c DBNAME: Showing Table Info Use \dt to show table information (same as show tables; […]

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Posted April 1, 2018April 12, 2021Leave a commentPosted in Linux, ServerLinux, Server

SNMPD Configuration Template

Part of a standard server setup for me includes installing SNMPD for remote monitoring of hosts. A simple SNMPD configuration template can be found below. You will need to change these variables: COM_NAME: This should be the community name that your SNMP poller users when connecting to the host. PREFIX: […]

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Posted April 1, 2018April 17, 2021Leave a commentPosted in UbiquitiUbiquiti

Ubiquiti Unifi Controller NGINX Reverse Proxy

By default, the Ubiquiti Unifi controller runs on port 8443 for inbound HTTPS requests to the web interface. I instead wanted to change this to listen on the standard HTTPS port (443) and I wanted my own valid SSL to be used to access the web interface. The easiest way […]

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