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USNS Mercy Visits Chuuk
http://opposedsystemsdesign.blogsome.com/ 2008/ 08/ 29/ usns-mercy-visits-chuuk/…USNS Mercy Visits Chuuk On the latest leg of Pacific Partnership 2008, USNS Mercy is visiting the Federated States of Micronesia. The [USNS Mercy] team provided 13 medical civic action programs on 13 different islands and three engineering civic action programs on two islands throughout the Chuuk Lagoon as well as two medical teams to Pohnpei and Yap.
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10 Traits of a Successful SysAdmin
http://www.cmdln.org/ 2008/ 08/ 29/ 10-traits-of-a-successful-sysadmin/I was recently asked how I became a Systems Administrator. I answered with the normal story of my life and moved on. However, it got me thinking about what has actually led me to where I am. A colleague of mine had recently mentioned how people love top x lists and best x lists so I sat down and came up with my list of top 10 traits of a Systems Administrator.
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Sun Java System Directory Server 6: PwdLastAuthTime and cn=proxyagent
http://blogs.sun.com/ SDNProgramNews/ entry/ sun_java_system_directory_server2Sun Java System Directory Server 6 introduced a new attribute in password policies, PwdLastAuthTime, that stores the last time a user authenticated to the Directory. ProxyAgent is the default user in the profile used by native-ldap clients configured for proxy authentication. See this blog posting for more information.
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Anonymous Access and Solaris native-ldap Clients
http://blogs.sun.com/ SDNProgramNews/ entry/ anonymous_access_and_solaris_nativeSince anonymous access to an entire directory tree can be a security risk, this blog posting clarifies what anonymous access is required by Solaris native-ldap clients. When Solaris native-ldap clients are initialized they require anonymous access to the Sun Java System Directory Server's baseDN and ou=profile container.
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Sustained IO on EBS == No Bueno
http://www.protocolostomy.com/ 2008/ 08/ 27/ sustained-io-on-ebs-no-bueno/I have a small EC2 instance running with a 25GB EBS volume attached. It has a database on it that I need to manipulate by doing things like dropping indexes and creating new ones. This is on rather large (multi-GB, millions of rows) tables.
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More Adventures in Amazon EC2 (and EBS)
http://www.protocolostomy.com/ 2008/ 08/ 27/ more-adventures-in-amazon-ec2-and-e…Short Version: You can find a fantastic video here about bundling customized AMIs and registering them with Amazon so that you can launch as many instances of your new AMI as you want. The video is so good that I don’t bother writing out the steps to do the bundling (it would be pretty darn long).
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Blog: Sun Java System Directory Server 6.x and SSL
http://blogs.sun.com/ SDNProgramNews/ entry/ blog_sun_java_system_directory1Jonathan Gershater wrote this blog posting to clarify confusion and provide tools and tips for testing SSL communication between Directory Server and clients.
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PyWorks Conference Schedule Posted
http://www.protocolostomy.com/ 2008/ 08/ 27/ pyworks-conference-schedule-posted/…Hi all, The schedule for PyWorks has been posted! I’m really excited about three things: 1) there are some really cool talks that I’m looking forward to attending. There are a couple of sysadmin-related talks, AppEngine, TurboGears, Django, and an area I’ve been especially slow to move into: testing (I know, shame on me).
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Updated Security Deep Dive for the Solaris 10 OS
http://blogs.sun.com/ SDNProgramNews/ entry/ updated_security_deep_dive_forGlenn Brunette has updated his 93-page presentation covering Solaris security goals, Solaris 9 security review, and Solaris 10 security.
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Setting Up MySQL Cluster Software With Solaris Zones
http://blogs.sun.com/ SDNProgramNews/ entry/ setting_up_mysql_cluster_softwareA new article shows how to set up MySQL Cluster in a Solaris Zones environment, as if it were running on independent physical servers. This can be useful for replicating an environment without using multiple physical systems.
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