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Having some routing issues tonight, first v4 and now v6, probably related to earlier maintenance stuff
We're back on the primary IPv4 link now so hopefully redundancy etc works, the switch back worked without glitch at least
IPv4 is back but redundancy is not enabled/working, so there might be some more disconnects coming
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Category Archives: linux
CPU Time Limits
Blinkenshell has for a long time employed CPU time limits via ulimit. The limit is currently set so that no process can use more than 60 minutes of CPU time, or it will be killed. This is ofcourse to stop … Continue reading
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Kernel upgrade
The kernel upgrade earlier today worked out pretty well, better than expected I have to say. So far things seems to be working very well. Bitlbeed now listens on 192.168.1.12 (titan) instead of 127.0.0.1 which was not really planned, and … Continue reading
Posted in downtime, internet, linux, software
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Linux Local Root Exploit
There was news about a Local Root Exploit for Linux 2.6 on Slashdot yesterday. It’s pretty serious, and it affects most of the recent 2.6 kernels from what I can gather, up to kernel 2.6.24.2 which is patched against this … Continue reading
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Snoopy, system reboot
Today I was trying to update a program called snoopy logger, which is a program to log all executed commands on a system. It does this by wrapping the function execve(), and it get’s called every time a program is … Continue reading