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How to change ulimit parameter per specific user and process

How to change ulimit parameter per specific user and process

How to change ulimit parameter per specific user and process Some times servers get overloaded because there is not limitation for user or application. We can use ulimit to some… Read more »

Analyzing Server Performance

Analyzing Server Performance

Analyzing Linux Server Performance If there is an issue with server performance,  you need to follow fundamental steps to approach the problem. Here are few fundamental steps: 1. CPU bottlenecks… Read more »

Basic Linux troubleshooting tips

Basic Linux troubleshooting tips

Troubleshooting  tips. When there is a an issue/problem, there are many ways to troubleshoot. Some of the experienced administrator would tell the problem and solution right away, but it is… Read more »

Linux Binary Kernel vs Source Kernel

Linux Binary Kernel vs Source Kernel

I believe that most of you might have questions to choose binary kernel or source kernel. Installing binary kernel is straight forward and you can easily upgrade. When you compile… Read more »

How to get ssh server fingerprint information

How to get ssh server fingerprint information

If you want to find out fingerprint for SSH server, please use the following command. [mark@saturn .ssh]$ ssh-keygen  -lf      id_rsa.pub (your public key) 2048 87:85:2c:dd:df:8b:d7:1c:5c:d1:0d:70:52:e8:69:c7 id_rsa.pub

Linux ACL getfacl and setfacl examples

Linux ACL getfacl and setfacl examples

Create and manage Access Control Lists (ACLs) ACL is really useful when you are trying to give permission for specific userIDs. First you need to remount the file system with… Read more »

SElinux setup and troubleshooting

SElinux setup and troubleshooting

Introduction Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a mandatory access control (MAC) security mechanism implemented in the kernel. SELinux was first introduced in CentOS 4 and significantly enhanced in CentOS 5. 1.1…. Read more »

how to check status of account

how to check status of account

how to check status of  linux account? You can use any of the following methods to find out the status of accounts passwd -S <username> chage  -l   username Minimum:  … Read more »

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