You are probably running rsync like this: rsync -a dir/ remote:/dir/ The -a option according to the documentation is equivalent to: -rlptgoD -a, –archive archive mode; equals -rlptgoD (no -H,-A,-X) You probably want to remove the -o and -g options: -o, –owner preserve owner (super-user only) -g, –group preserve group So instead your rsync command … Read more
From your error log they are sending a HTTP/1.1 request without the Host: portion of the request. From what I read, Apache replies with a 400 (bad request) error to this request, before handing over to mod_security. So, it doesn’t look like your rules will be processed. (Apache dealing with it before requiring to hand … Read more
The official answer: salt-run manage.up Also useful are: salt-run manage.status salt-run manage.down
How deep do your subdirectories go? /var/log/basedir/*.log /var/log/basedir/*/*.log { daily rotate 5 } Will rotate all .log files in basedir/ as well as all .log files in any direct child of basedir. If you also need to go 1 level deeper just add another /var/log/basedir/*/*/*.log until you have each level covered. This can be tested … Read more
You misunderstand port numbers: a server listens only on one port and can have large numbers of open sockets from clients connecting to that one port. On the TCP level the tuple (source ip, source port, destination ip, destination port) must be unique for each simultaneous connection. That means a single client cannot open more … Read more
I’d recommend using a regular file system instead of databases. Using file system is easier than a database, you can use normal tools to access files, file systems are designed for this kind of usage etc. NTFS should work just fine as a storage system. Do not store the actual path to database. Better to … Read more
Once upon a time I had an opportunity to decide on a naming scheme. So I went round and asked my developers, who after all were the people who had to work with these names on a day-to-day basis, whether they preferred functional names (that is, names which represent, in some encoded form, the purpose … Read more
I would probably write a custom web-based solution hosted on a corporate intranet. (take a look at http://lastpass.com for inspiration, or to use it. Sharing passwords is one of its features, though it may not work for your volume.) EDIT: Sure, best solution, don’t share them. Storing cleartext passwords in any medium is dangerous, particularly … Read more
If you don’t want another tests directory created, the correct command would be rsync -avzp –del -e “ssh -p myport” user@hostname:/var/www/tests/ /var/www/tests Note the / at the end of user@hostname:/var/www/tests/.
TL;DR: \pset pager 0 From the \pset section of the psql manual: pager Controls use of a pager program for query and psql help output. If the environment variable PAGER is set, the output is piped to the specified program. Otherwise a platform-dependent default (such as more) is used. When the pager option is off, … Read more