Today I wanted to login to skype web client. Unfortunately web.skype.com showed me the following nice bullshit: I was using skype web a few days
I tried to remove a bucket from an S3 compatible object store. The trouble is that it wasn’t empty, there were lots of objects inside.
Egy jó írás a Rackforest-től Don’t Throw Your Code Over The Wall: 5 Ways To Work With Ops Engineers címmel. Már korábban is el akartam
You may use the Docker stats API to get some basic information from docker. Try the following to get a json output: curl -s –unix-socket
Add the following to Dockerfile: HEALTHCHECK –interval=10s –timeout=3s CMD curl -s smtp://localhost/ || exit 1 $ docker inspect –format “{{.State.Health.Status}}” 0dbed54e70cc healthy $ docker inspect
I had an odd issue with Xubuntu (using xfce4). After logging in the external screen went blank until I opened up the notebook screen. Sad.
I’ve stumbled in an article on dzone 5 Quick Wins for Securing Continuous Delivery mentioning a javascript library to scan the given webpage for security
Recently I was asked to help fixing a mysql server issue. The mysql server couldn’t start on a somewhat older Ubuntu (=Trusty). I checked /var/log/mysql/error.log,
I installed slapd in Docker, and it was using 712 MB memory even with a few entries. The fix is to run slapd after ulimit