First it is best to define the difference between a block device and filesystem. This is easier grasped if you are familiar with UNIX because it makes an objective distinction between the two things. Still the same applies to Windows. A block device is a handle to the raw disk. Such as /dev/sda for a … Read more
The instance that you launched without a public IP will stay without one as it is only assignable when you launch the instance. Even having a subnet with auto assign public IP switched on will not assign a public IP to your instance if, when you launched the instance you chose not to have a … Read more
Update: As of Ansible 2.0, there is now a generic & abstracted package module Usage Examples: Now when the package name is the same across different OS families, it’s as simple as: — – name: Install foo package: name=foo state=latest When the package name differs across OS families, you can handle it with distribution or … Read more
I am not sure why you are getting comments in the output. That is the correct set of options for the behaviour you want. Here are the same options with the same version of dig: $ dig -version DiG 9.7.3 $ dig +noall +answer google.de google.de. 55 IN A 173.194.44.216 google.de. 55 IN A 173.194.44.223 … Read more
Have you tried this? $ yum list installed bind
You need to have separate SPF records for each subdomain you wish to send mail from. The following was originally posted on openspf.org, which used to be a great resource for this kind of thing. Latest link http://www.open-spf.org/FAQ/The_demon_question/ The Demon Question: What about subdomains? If I get mail from pielovers.demon.co.uk, and there’s no SPF data … Read more
Some packages are held by more than one repository. The priorities plugin choose packages from the highest-priority repository, excluding duplicate entries from other repos.
Carpet is a big ‘NO! NO!!’ for a room hosting equipments that are of high value, because of the fire risk. Water is too, for obvious reasons. You should straight call maintenance immediately and have them repair the drainage system. The water could really cause problems, inform your superiors right away and draw their attention … Read more
Feel a bit silly – a bit more googling turned up the answer I was after: RedirectMatch ^/$ /git/ Basically redirecting the root, and only the root. This code could do in a .htaccess file (there is a tag for this, so I assume that is the original use case). But if you can edit … Read more
sudo nginx -s stop && sudo nginx