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  • Data and Technology

    Posted on November 27th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    commands, computing, directory, directory sizes, disk, foreach, HowTo, linux, quota, repquota, server, size, sort, storage, unix, users

    Using Sort to List Directories by Size

    Using Sort to List Directories by Size

    If you manage a UNIX system with a large number of directories that vary in size, chances are that you’ve needed to figure out which ones are using up the most disk space. Of course if the directories are user accounts, the best way to do this is to enable quotas and use the “repquota” [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on August 10th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    A12F-G2221, computing, disk, EonStor, FC-AL, HowTo, linux, point to point, qla2340, qlogic, raid, rdimage, REL 3, san, SATA, SATA RAID, server storage, servers, storage

    REL 3 Direct Connect to EonStor A12F-G2221

    REL 3 Direct Connect to EonStor A12F-G2221

    This summer we have been migrating a bunch of data to our shiny new InfoTrend EonStor A12F-G2221. With 1G battery backed cache, it’s a screaming box of disk, and it looks cool to boot. There is a gotcha though if you want to direct connect it to QLogic QLA2340 card on a REL 3 server. [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on September 15th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    ads, advertising, amd, censorship, computing, cpu, dell, fast, faster, heat output, industry, intel, power, slow, sun, systems administration, technology

    Sun Talks Some Smack

    We all know that Sun is MUCH cooler than Dell, but the company is finally coming out and saying it in no uncertain terms. Apparently They have tried to get these advertisements into several major industry publications, but have been censored at every attempt because someone may find the material offensive.
    Yeah… Sure… Much more likely, [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on July 19th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    block size, computing, HowTo, kernel, lto2, media, netbackup, number_data_buffers, shared memory, size_data_buffers, solaris, solaris 9, storage, system administration, technology, veritas

    NetBackup, Solaris 9, and LTO2 drives

    If you are using Veritas NetBackup on Solaris 9 with LTO Ultrium-2 tape drives, you will be constantly annoyed by slow tape write performance unless you use blocks of at least 256KB.
    To resolve this, the first thing you’ll want to do is increase both the number of buffers and the buffer size on the media [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on June 23rd, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    brothers chaps, cartoons, cmapman, computing, flash, homestar, homestarrunner.com, humor, interviews, macromedia, marsipan, media, movies, strong bad, video, Videos

    Interview with the Brothers Chaps

    Interview with The Brothers Chaps from Cliff Pearson on Vimeo.
    Several months ago my friend Chuck found this interview with the guys that put together homestarrunner.com. The “Brothers Chaps”, as they refer to themselves, have created an internet cartoon series with flash that has quickly gained popularity. Most new cartoons come out on Mondays, which gives [...]

  • Data and Technology, Highlights

    Posted on June 16th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    blog, bloggers, bstat, bstats, cms, computing, linux, mysql, networking, php, technology

    What’s up with the new CMS?

    There are quite a few reasons I decided to move away from PhPNuke, but the biggest of the all was the fact that it is simply FULL of security holes. Day after day I read about SQL injection vulnerabilities that would allow a user to gain administrative access to the site, and go at it [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on May 10th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    computing, disksuite, linux, solaris, solstice, storage, technology

    Copy a Solaris Boot Drive to a New Disk

    If you’ve ever gone to mirror a system drive with Solstice Disk suite, you know how frustrating it can be when you either don’t have any more slices to use for your meta database partitions, or all the space on the disk has already been allocated to existing partitions. While Disk Suite only requires one [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on April 28th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    apache, blog, computing, linux, mysql, openssl, php, solaris, technology

    Things to remember when creating Apache SSL certs

    Things to remember when creating Apache SSL certs

    Since I don’t create certs all that often, I’ve always been frusterated by having to search out the commands every time I have to make one. Frequently I forget about removing tripple DES from the server.key file, and end up with a cert that makes me enter a psss phraze every time I start up [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on April 16th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    computing, ethernet, networking, solaris, technology

    Issues forcing Speed / Duplex on ”ce” and ”bge” Ethernet cards

    After doing a number of system upgrades over the weekend, I became quickly frustrated by the fact that the standard settings in the /etc/system file, normally used to lock the Ethernet interface to 100 / Full Duplex don’t seem to work if your server is using a "ce" or "bge" Ethernet card.
    Normally, the settings in [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on July 14th, 2004

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    computing, disksuite, HowTo, solaris, solstice, storage

    Migrating Veritas Volume Manager disk groups between servers

    Migrating Veritas Volume Manager disk groups between servers

    Never having been to Veritas Volume Manager training, I was feeling quite a bit of stress when my manager asked me to do a box upgrade on our most critical server. I remember wondering how in the world I was going to figure out the details of moving our Volume Manager configuration over the the [...]

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