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Category Archives: command line
(re)Setting rights on user home folders [batch script]
After some troubles with copied user home folders during a migration, the rights were set incorrectly. As this was about more than just a handful of users, re-setting the rights manually wasn’t a good idea. After digging around on the … Continue reading
Posted in .bat, Active Directory, batch, command line, File sharing
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Block active ssh login attempts from unknown IP’s on linux using hosts.deny
Some hosts on the net are severely compromised or shown to be controlled by malicious users. imho: Never allow a root login using ssh to any machine you are setting up. Yes ~they~ are always probing. It is a storm. … Continue reading
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Checking HP disk status on VMware, command line
Today, I had to check the disk status of an HP array on VMware Using VMware 6, installed with HP iso, meaning it has HP drivers and tools already installed on VMware, I found it is rather easy to use … Continue reading
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