Hello,
I have a question about X forwarding. I was told that we can't X forwarding anymore, do to a security checklist.
Example:
Code:
bitlord@server1# ssh -X server2
So we have to use the DISPLAY variable now. I thought this was less secure?
I've got a backup server that stores incremental backups in a tree like this:
/backups
hourly.0
server 1
server 2
hourly.1
server 1
server 2
hourly.2
server 1
server 2
daily.0
server 1
server 2
etc...
Without changing the source tree with the actual backups, I'd like to create a re-organized tree that looks like this:
/share
Desired Effect
request server1.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25565
request server2.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25566
request server3.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25567
request server4.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25568
Explanation
I am setting up a gaming server and I would like to run multiple servers from the same box but have them all
Okay, so what I want to do (in ubuntu server 12.04) is take all the directories in the "servers" folder and create a tar.gz of all of them individually. For example:
Inside the servers folder are 3 more folders. Server1, server2 and server3. I want to compress in a tar.gz the contents of server1, server2, and server3. So in the server1 folder, I have a test.txt file.
Hi,
Background: There are 2 servers server1 and server2
In server1 i have my script to perform a functionality from the script in server1 i m calling a script named action in server2.
Hi,
I'm having an issue trying to redirect a subdomain from my main server (server1) to an other server (server2). What I did is adding a A entry in my domain.com DNS zone in WHM on the server1 :
sub.domain.com A ipserver2
I also added a new account in the server2 named sub.domain.com but it's not working.
Here is the following scenario: I have server1 and server2 and using sshfs I mount a directory from server2 on server1, let's say /mnt.
Now, if I try to unpack a 50K files archive on server1:/mnt it takes 13 mins to complete while doing the same on server1:/local_dir will only take some 5 seconds.
I was wondering if there is any way/configuration that could speed up the things.
My scenario is this, I am trying to SCP from server1 to server2 and and I need to create a public_key on server1 to allow server2 access to it. How do I do this?
I want to run sql over ssh from php . Below command runs nicely
ssh server1 "sudo -u db2inst1 sh -c '/opt/ibm/db2/V9.7/bin/db2 connect to RATIONAL; /opt/ibm/db2/V9.7/bin/db2 set schema Edumate; /opt/ibm/db2/V9.7/bin/db2 \"select * from edumate_settings\"'"
Now I need to do ssh from server1 to server2 and then run "sudo -u db2inst1 ....
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