Fedora

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  • OKD 4.5 small cluster on ESX

    I needed to create a small OKD/OpenShift setup so I could play around with it and get comfortable with using it, developing on it and administering it. Additionally I wanted it to be somewhat similar in setup to what we do at work. This was originally based on the excellent post by Craig Robinson, but… read more…

    OKD 4.5 small cluster on ESX
  • Fedora, Linux, IR Remotes, LiRC and MythTV

    This post is mostly focused around getting a Microsoft MCE, Media Centre Edition, infra-red remote working with a MythTV frontend. However I will be covering as much as I can about about generic issues. My setup has Fedora 16 running with a hard drive install of Fedora LiveCD and I did this work in May… read more…

    Fedora, Linux, IR Remotes, LiRC and MythTV
  • Segmentation faults uploading images in WordPress

    When I tried uploading images I started getting a “HTTP error”. Not all images but quite a lot and it wasn’t just big images or even the biggest images. I noticed this just after the automatic upgrade to WordPress 4.0.1, but having said that I hadn’t done an upload since I had to rollback my… read more…

    Segmentation faults uploading images in WordPress
  • Gnome Schedule – a GUI to CRON or AT

    If you want a recurring job or task to run on a Unix/Linux box the standard has been CRON. To add extra jobs or tasks can be done from a command line but I tend to be a lazy fellow so I look for a GUI front end that makes my life easier. At the… read more…

    Gnome Schedule – a GUI to CRON or AT
  • Cron job to check and if needed restart MythBackend

    I am running MythTV 0.25 on Fedora 16. The problem I have is that sometimes the backend stops responding for reasons I have not figured out. Until I resolve the problem I want a mechanism that will restart the backend when it stops responding. The solution I took was to create shell script that would… read more…

    Cron job to check and if needed restart MythBackend
  • Editing menu shortcuts in Gnome 3 on Fedora 16

    Just a short note about changing menu items in gnome in fedora 16. The location where the shortcuts are held for everyone is: /usr/share/applications You can have user specific menu items, just like windows and this is under the users profile. I believe these are under: ~/.local/share/applications The application shortcut files are pretty intuitive and… read more…

    Editing menu shortcuts in Gnome 3 on Fedora 16
  • How to get the mod_jk connector for Apache

    If you want to run Tomcat from behind Apache as many people do then you need to find a method of sending requests from Apache to Tomcat. One of the popular mechanisms is to use “mod_jk”. The problem is that Apache or httpd does not generally come with mod_jk. I had this problem when I… read more…

    How to get the mod_jk connector for Apache
  • Upgrading from Fedora 14 to 18

    This post is about the upgrade process I followed to upgrade a VM from Fedora 14 to Fedora 18. I had struggled with this in the past but managed to get it working now. It probably helped that some time had passed and I did more research. As it transpired the upgrade from F14 to… read more…

    Upgrading from Fedora 14 to 18
  • Installing Tiger VNC on Fedora 16

    VNC is a great product that allows you to get a GUI session between different or the same O/S.  This article describes installing VNC on a Fedora 16 box Steps 1. Using YumEx or similar install TigerVNC 2. Copy:  /lib/systemd/system/vncserver@.service to /lib/systemd/system/vncserver@:1.service – Where I have “:1.” to which ever port you want to use… read more…

    Installing Tiger VNC on Fedora 16
  • Renaming a Fedora host

    This article explains, to the best of my knowledge, what to do when renaming a Fedora server. My notes relate most recently to Fedora 14 and 16. Basically open up and edit the following files: /etc/sysconfig/network /etc/hosts /etc/samba/samba.conf /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-Auto_eth* It should be that all you change are any references to the name of the host.… read more…

    Renaming a Fedora host