Linux software raid or md raid can be used as a boot device. But only if that raid device is a RAID-1 or mirror.
As boot loader, grub in this case, does not know anything about software raid that is managed by kernel, it needs to be installed on both devices on that software mirror.… Read the rest
mdadm - -add /dev/mdX /dev/sdaY
where /dev/mdX is the array that has a failed member, and /dev/sdaX is a partition that needs to be added.
/dev/sda needs to be partitioned before though.
Then it is only a matter of time to see Your arrays being syncronized.
watch -n1 'cat /proc/mdstat'
That array can be in use during that syncronization process.
dd if=/dev/sda | ssh user@host "dd of=/directory/imagefile"
or with compression:
dd if=/dev/sda | bzip2 |ssh user@host "dd of=/directory/imagefile"
or with compression on the receiving side:
dd if=/dev/sda | ssh user@host "bzip2 | dd of=/directory/imagefile"
This example can be expanded easily as:
cat filename |ssh user@host "dd of=/directory/filename"
also works quite fine.
Upgrading squirrelmail got me a interesting error message:
* Fatal error: Your configuration file sets the server type "Apache"… Read the rest
* Fatal error: but the corresponding package does not seem to be installed!
* Fatal error: Please "emerge >=net-www/apache-1.3" or correct your settings.
locate kdmrc
if slocate is installed and database is up to date.
In Gentoo and KDE 3.5 it is in
/usr/kde/3.5/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
ssh -L 3387:192.168.0.10:3389 -l user -N ssh_box
on Your local client machine.
3387 - local port to use
192.168.0.10 - remote server where that service is running You need to connect to
3389 - the TCP port that remote service is running on
user - ssh username of course
ssh_box - ssh server Your service is behind of.
/etc/ssh/ssh_config
and enable