Author: Travis Newman

  • Disable Apache Web Directory Listing Using .htaccess File

    In this article, we will show you how to disable or prevent directory listing of files and folders on your Apache web server using .htaccess file. Source: Disable Apache Web Directory Listing Using .htaccess File

  • HBA SUCCESS

    Got my LSI 9207 delivered and installed today! Here is the approximate sequence of events: Updated backup Shutdown server, replaced Adaptec 6805 with LSI 9207 Rebooted server into live media Discovered that I was able to see past the RAID metadata and import the existing ZFS pool Using my favorite guide on the planet, updated the…

  • Orpheu The Wizard at Dekmantel Selectors 2016

    Safe-for-the-whole-family, palatable, bouncin’ music.  Italo, electro, some afro, and generally fantastic.  Had a great afternoon going through other soundcloud things by this guy.

  • Re: ZFS Compression

    In preparation for the arrival of my HBA, I’m creating a backup of my server.   As things currently stand: Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on udev             79G     0   79G   0% /dev tmpfs            16G   86M   16G   1% /run rpool/root      6.9T  1.4T  5.5T  21% / tmpfs            79G   28K   79G   1% /dev/shm tmpfs           5.0M  8.0K  5.0M…

  • Openfire + Openfire Meetings

    Didn’t take a screencap, but I now have XMPP and video chat functionality using Openfire with the Openfire Meetings plugin. A few things I discovered..  During installation, you do need to create the database (MariaDB in my case) using: mysql> CREATE DATABASE openfire CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci; Simply ‘create database openfire;’ was not sufficient.  It…

  • LSI 9207-8i Ordered

    Migrating from my current Adaptec 6805 RAID controller to an LSI 9207 HBA.  Since I’m using ZFS, the RAID functionality kinda gets in the way.  It’s an added layer of complexity that I’m not using, and they’re expensive to replace.  It also locks me into a specific make (at least) of controller.  I should have…

  • Replacing a potentially bad drive

    Hot spare kicked in!  Though I did kinda force it to by yanking a drive and then offline-ing it..  I’ll make the potentially bad drive the new spare, and order a new 2TB.  Stuck labels on the ‘old spare’ (scsi-22f6baa1200d00000) as well as the ‘new spare’ (scsi-22f4b4ac400d00000). Update:  ..and thats what I did!  Also considering…

  • GNU Social

    Works, can’t manage to install to /var/www/html/… only seems to work in /var/www/html/social, buuut.. it works. Source: https://travnewmatic.com/social