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Why’s Poignant Guide to Ruby

Why’s Poignant Guide to Ruby

Reading books is sort of allergic to few. Few books grab the attention of those who really hate to read. Few days back one of my friend shared a link which I’m presenting here today to tell you how a book can bring you near the technology. The link shares a book...

Dell Remote Access cards and Linux

Yesterday I got to work on a Dell Power Edge server remotely. My idea was to checkout how DELL DRAC Card works and How I can enhance the remote server management capabilities. I found that DRAC interface needed Virtual media plugins for browsers before allowing me to...
gOS – Test Drive

gOS – Test Drive

I’m on gOS test drive to see if I can find an OS which does not require much customizations on my laptop. You will fall in love with gOS if you’re addicted to google applications. More updates in coming posts. PS: gOS is nowhere linked to Google Inc. and...

Unable to SCP large files?

Sys Admin go crazy when they are unable to run some commands. Recently I found that people have been facing lots of issues while copying huge files over to a remote server via “scp” command.  This mainly happens when the connections gets closed and...
Nagios : Remote server monitoring

Nagios : Remote server monitoring

You had read about nagios plugin which I use in my firefox browser in my previous articles. Let me give you an insight about nagios remote server monitoring. Nagios has been a reliable monitoring tool for many clients for years now. Nagios comes with lots of plugins...

Large Files ? Split them up….

Dealing with large files on servers in which you have upload limits etc is always painful. Linux lets us split the files quickly with its split command as follows : split –bytes=512m original_file.zip file_chunk_ That command will split original_file.zip into...