Aug
3
Linux Transcends the Generations
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In an odd course of events, I was pleasantly surprised that technology doesn’t scare always older generations. Odd considering how this all came to be. As this shocking news came to me when Sonja’s mom had received a boxed up computer from her father who had passed away, and she had asked us to come [...]
Jul
25
Active Directory Authentication for Apache
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While browsing the Internet last night (avoiding doing my homework), I came across some useful information for Active Directory Authentication in Apache. While I don’t have an immediate need or use for this, the idea is neat, so I thought I would save some code snippets for future use: To allow users: AuthType Basic AuthName [...]
Apr
20
rPath.org – Plug and Play VM’s
Filed Under Linux, Monitoring Server, Projects, Virtual Server, Work | Leave a Comment
I’ve heard of rBuilder a long time ago, but never really gave it much thought. Although recently I have been playing with Virtual Machines a lot more and a contact of mine at work has been interested in Cacti as a home monitoring solution but doesn’t have any real Linux experience. After doing some research, [...]