Search Results

Hi all,

I'm trying to identify what this is in my proxy access logs:

POST http://123.123.123.123/open/1

Followed by thousands of:

POST http://123.123.123.123/IVmYwvJKhJFesFjK/1001
POST...

After it boots, I would do this... (as root)

fdisk -l

This will print you your partitions like this:

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sda1 * 2048...

Hi all,

I am looking for a solution to the following issue.
Basically, we are going to be implementing a series of front end splunk search heads (basically IO intensive web servers).
And wish to...

Option is this:

Create a new partition same size as the old one.
Copy contents to it.
umount the old one, mount the new one... (a few seconds downtime)... will have to bounce services.
Expand...

Very true, but, that just means either the proper attention to monitor backups correctly is not in place. Or the proper backup strategy to begin with is not in place.

One on-site, one off-site and...

Honestly, every time I read something like this, it makes me think.. remember to backup!

Only way to be safe is:

find / -user <username>

This will take a long time as it scans the whole system, but, will return on anything that's owned by the user.

Remember, it is near...

Those are the lines I was originally thinking along... but,

That will simply display the distinct city values, and only not show ones where "bob" is the only name associated.

I have now...

Solved:

SELECT DISTINCT(x.city) FROM places x WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM places y WHERE y.name = 'bob' AND x.city = y.city);

Hi all,

I have an interesting and I am sure simple question for yau'll.

Basically this is what I am after:

The table:
CREATE TABLE places (id INT, city VARCHAR(24), name VARCHAR(24));
...

Hi all,

Wondering is this possible:

SELECT id AS cid, name, phone, url, streettype, IFNULL((SELECT ROUND(AVG(stars)*2, 1) / 2 FROM " . $dbconf{'prefix'} . "reviews WHERE location=cid) AS...

Yeah RPM's are always fun, remember to create and uninstall function too :P

Hmmm.

Well that definitely gets me thinking, from everything I have been taught is do as much in the query as possible, "your database will always be faster than your cgi".

So, this is pretty...

How about this:

select id, pid, name (SELECT max(saved) WHERE pid = 2.pid) AS max_date, (SELECT min(saved) WHERE pid = 2.pid) as min_date
from property property1
where saved = (select...

Hi all,

I have a bit of an issue, I am working on a bit of a CMDB for a friend, it's to do with real estate.

Anyway, this is my situation.

I have a table which contains all the properties...

if [ ! -f "/my/file" ] ; then
exit 0;
fi

Hehe you original statement is fine except your missing a very simple switch...

find /WMID/data/temp/TxTest/Dev/txStore -maxdepth 1 -type d -mtime +1 -exec rm -rf {} \;

my_perl_script.pl


#!/usr/bin/perl

while (<>) {
chomp $_;
if ($_ =~ /.*xref\ (href\=\"\S+\")\ \/\>.*/) {
print $1 . "\n";
}
}


Then run it something like this:
cat /my/xml_file.xml...

bzip2 /ifx01/etldata/lmt/*.xml; mv /ifx01/etldata/lmt/*.bz2 /ifx01/etldata/archive/

Yeah 90% of my job is SNMP on Nix... it is a very dull and full on thing to explain to people when you get right into it.

Cacti forums are a great place to find out information, but, if you just...

Yeah nice work there.
Good quick solution.

Yeah I understand that, but wrote wrote something before I thought about it :(

Anyway, furthers the point I guess, even BASH has the functionality to do regex.

Agreed, and Frank, you too.

find /my/dir -maxdepth 1 -type f -not -name *bz2 -exec bzip2 {} \; FTW baby!

None of this ls stuff, BASH is where the action is at.
And perl is where the trickiness...

Yes, this is true...

What "level" do you want to dig into...?
If you wish to create CGI and things that are generally speaking not "SYSTEM" level, then maybe you will only need Perl and very...

Agree.

I would still recommend to use rsync in the archive mode. This preserves pretty much EVERYTHING and does a damn nice job at doing it.