I keep meaning to start doing thisor something like it.
Guess my new provider doesn't do '+' either Hmmm.
On 1/4/2012 8:23 AM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
>
> You may already know, I use disposable email addresses. So when some retail
> store asks me for my email at checkout, I just say the
enrollment at your university? How many
> fac/staff?
23,863
Not sure now...when I started, I heard it was >9000. Now I hear numbers of
6000+.
I know we have half the number of bodies in EST (Enterprise Server
Technologies)and there are times where there's only one person
aroundand none of us can do everything (t
Historically, we passed the hot phone bag at the end of the weekly staff
meeting held at 2pm Tuesday.
Later the weekly staff meeting was eliminated, so it was the responsibility of
the person starting on call to get the bag from the person before sometime on
Tuesday. Later through the magic of
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> On Fri, Mar 02, 2012 at 08:51:03AM -0600, Elijah Wright wrote:
> > We use Friday at noon to Monday noon for weekend coverage.
> >
> > We stopped using weeklong oncall shifts last year and went to daily
> > rotation (we use pagerduty to organize this). It's far le
YeahI would say "we're seeing the same thing", too.
I've copied the posting to lopsa-jobs each time, and my social network sites to
try to expand its reach
Last few timesbarely get 3 applicants, where only 1 is remotely qualified.
And, then if we make an offerthey tell us that
he
> bottom of the barrel, then they may
> select you. The disconnect, I think, is that ads ask for the whole
> pie, where they would
> accept a quarter, but they're not worded or explained that way.
>
> bb
>
> On
Oh, I missed that too... I also usually stay away from those jobs except
that I wouldn't have the job I have now had I stuck hard to that rule.
Since to be a Unix System Administrator in Central IT at Kansas State
University, they list being able to get a security clearance as a requirement.
>
> You can't even judge a person's competence reliably during an
> interview,
> much less abstract characteristics such as ambition, or personality,
> or the
> reasons why they made certain career choices in the past. And
> certainly
> much less if all you have to go on is pre-interview papers,
"Remember! That light at the end of the tunnel
> Just might be the headlight of an oncoming train!"
>
>
> >>> "Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng." 3/7/2012 2:32 PM >>>
> I found out that its the office of affirmative action that says we
> can't te
On 03/08/2012 04:50 AM, Aleksandar Ivanisevic wrote:
> On 02.03.2012 22:17, da...@lang.hm wrote:
>> One thing we did for a while was that we had a phone in the office that
>> forwarded to the on-call person. It was the responsibility of the
>> outgoing on-call person to change the forwarding (so
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> >
> > OTOH, I'm told that apparently I bombed my interview and they
> > didn't think
> I
>
Did I work for that company?
I almost didn'tfirst we'd kept agreeing on when the phone interview would
take place...and I would keep reminding them that we're two hours apart. But
he kept calling me at 6am for the phone interviews. He had a difficult to
understand accent...and felt like I
It probably assumes "System Administration" is a critical skill, so it didn't
ask if they should have itor does it?
On 03/09/2012 08:21 PM, Paul Graydon wrote:
> That's a really bad survey e.g.:
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>>
>> Our servers are HP DL580’s and they have 6 CPU’s. The RHEL licensing is
>> confusing, can anyone explain it?
>>
>
>
> I believe it is confusing on purpose...
> The last time I looked into this, this is how RedHat licenses worked ; note
> that buy
We, looked at CentOS once.
But, when we first needed to have Linux, it was management that decided on
RHEL. And, they wouldn't go for it.
We primarily run RHEL to support one group (though they are finally starting to
use Solaris ... ) And, they would be in favor of us ditching RHELthey'v
>
> I had a similar issue (nothing but home-grown tools), but forced my
> way through
> it as best I could.
>
> - Chris
We have a home-grown CM systemthough it would be nice if we could get a new
hire to come in and replace it with something better
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Well, we aren't a formal profession yet, though someday we hope to be. And,
then we could enforce our code of ethics.
Even then, it would require somebody to make a formal complaint that a member
had received a gift membership (or amount towards) that is to bias or influence
them, and then for
I don't think companies pay for professional memberships unless the employee
wants the professional membership first, especially if its one that isn't
required for the employee to work in the desired capacity.
I know when I registered for LISA, the accountants got hung up on the fact that
membe
gt;
> I assume it's some kind of black hat SEO as the site looks machine
> generated...
>
> the reversed images are wierd, i haven't seen that before...
>
> what can I do? complain to the registrar of the domain? anything
> else?
> anything effective? or shou
Continuing education is necessary for any profession (some require it)
Hmmmthough I suppose its right.
I worked for startup-ish out of collegethough all the other Engineers had
Ph.D's, and I didn't That last for 7.5 years. During that time I got no
support in continuing educat
l, then free
webhosting and now paid shared webhosting...to sync files between home and work.
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Seems, our days of being a professional sysadmin are numbered.
Our CIO says his peers are using the hire 50 monkeys approach to not being able
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So, we can hire 1 qualified person...and the rest of us go look for new jobs.
Or we find some mon
50 monkeys to infinity can produce the complete works of William Shakespeare.
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> On May 2, 2012, at 2:38 PM, Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng. wrote:
> > 50 monkeys to infinity can produce the complete works of William
> > Shakespeare.
>
> We used to say that.
> But thanks to the Internet, we know that i
Yeah...my boss worries about mebecause I'm satisfied with being a sysadmin
for the rest of my life.
Though I tried the management thing once in a previous/non-profit life. I
have enough trouble managing my own time, but to have to manage other people's
time. Though I guess being the only tec
Unfortunately, our university isn't one of those. Though there's always people
saying we should be, so we can compete with other universities for people.
Especially, if it really is our goal to be one of the top 50 public research
univerities by 2025.
I don't know what retiree insurance is li
I'm confused...when's the next #lopsa-live?
My calendar says May 28th is a Monday and its Memorial Day.
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> I wanted to let you know that we've scheduled the second LOPSA Live
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> Eastern, 6
Well, that UPS won't work in Germany... A stove circuit is 400V 3 Phase at 16A.
Plus its 50Hz.
While a typical US stove circuit is 240V 2 Phase at 50A (though depending on
the era, a smaller breaker might be found IIRC, mine is a 40A breaker.
Also before 1996 3 prong plugs were allowed [in
I should try that, we save copies of our F5 configs for backups, but sometimes
I need to look through them to see what changed and when (now that I'm not the
only one making changes on it), though its kind of a mess since its just a big
directory of dated files. Plus it would probably be more sp
Some of those problems continue to live on to this day
I have my .login/.profile set term title when I log in...though there are
places where its not done or it doesn't work. And, it doesn't reset
automatically if you get disconnected. Though normally I still check to make
sure I'm on the
icrosoft.com/exchange/en-us/forefront-online-protection-for-exchange.aspx
FOPE User Guide:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff715254.aspx
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ound spamfiltering has always been so
> controversial.
>
>
>
> MS FOPE link:
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/en-us/forefront-online-protection-for-exchange.aspx
>
> FOPE User Guide:
>
> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library
oted to forward ALL student email off
> campus.
> Those of us in central services who had been fighting for adequate
> spam-fighting funds to protect student email (20,000 mailboxes
> requires a
> massive amount of money for a paid spam-service, the freeware stuff
> we'd
> been using w
Actually, the original post got held up for moderation, and after I discarded
the messages that were clearly spam ... I got busy with work, so didn't get to
deciding if it should be accepted until the next day.
But, my recollection was that if its tech-related or pertinent to the list, to
allow
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InterestingI was looking at routers myself on the weekend
One of the units I looked at was the EnGenius ESR750H ($78.24 on Amazon). It
can have 4 SSIDs with separate security profiles. One downside is that it lacks
IPv6 support.
Though wireless wasn't a factor in my searchsince I
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uot;nc" is the way to go.
>
> I'm curious "why", other than "This is newer and shinier".
>
> D
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> On Wed, 8 May 2013, Mark McCullough wrote:
> > Linux is popular, but it isn't the only OS. Even there, I didn't
> > used
> > to have it available on the builds I had to work with. [2]
>
> The feeling I get where I am is that HP-UX and AIX are very much
> legacy
>
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> And on the original topic... Seriously, are you folks
> arguing against installing 'telnet' (or 'nc') serious?
> Really? If you avoided 'nc' because of some fantasy of
> insecurity, did you leave Perl installed? Or Java?
Well, its documented that we provide perl on
t drop them or bump them or
> anything. So while I cannot say definitively whether or not it was
> prior to the original delivery, I can say definitely it wasn't
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this case. Though I did eventually cave a while back and
use a refurbished warranty replacement in a server, and it has been working
fine so far. And, there was a time where all the replacement drives going into
our SAN were either refurbs or pulls
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elay was down to arranging downtime with the
> customer rather than HP. IIRC not long after that we were racking
> and
> configuring a hot-spare database server for the customer, who
> incidentally got through the next Christmas rush without even batting
> an
> eyelid. :)
>
> P
uptimes. Though
I suspect its to make sure that we don't have high uptimes on any of our
systems.
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ike to see more posts like
> this.
>
> One question I had was that you were talking about full disks, but
> then started talking about being unable to call fork() due to RAM
> constraints. That threw me for a bit of a loop-- how did a full disk
> completely exhaust your RAM?
>
>
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> > boun...@lists.lopsa.org] On Behalf Of Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng.
> >
> > Good thing...I'd hate to end the uptime streak that this server
> > hasit had
> > bee
R
system/organization/policies
Meanwhile we still have to keep the CF2 around for the existing systems and to
continue to support other groups. In fact, I'm working on backporting some
promises from my $home CF3 system to manage a new server I'm setting up at
$work.
If only ther
It should
never have been externally hosted, though for HIPPA reasons
> I'm most interested in Chef. Salt looks worth watching, but I
> wouldn't
> deploy it in production yet. On the other hand, many of the
> developers I
> know are going nuts over Salt since it's th
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> Education, LOPSA keeps coming back to this as a root problem. We ask
> ourselves what good is DevOps? We have no clue as a group, because
> there's little group consensus on what DevOps means. Can I DevOps a
> bunch of Windows 8 clients? Or is DevOps strictly related
ake it ADA compliant.
(which annoyed them because its not a public bathroom, and there are currently
no employees demanding it...though some of us are just getting by for now...)
Just as other remodels are discouraged in other b
uildings since it would trigger the need to remove asbestos...inc
e requests. Plus CF3 wouldn't be a one off...)
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> lkc...@ksu.edu > wrote:
> >
> > If only there was an invisible way to drop CF3 on to policy server
> > and all the existin
#x27;d like any
> help.
> I understand you need to get your $boss on-board first.
> Yours truly,
> -at
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> On Tue, Jul 9, 2013 at 11:33 PM, Atom Powers
> wrote:
> > A good SA knows what information
> > s/he needs, what to ask the Google, and usually s/he knows how to
> > find the
> > information without Google.
>
> My only counter to that statement, which is addressed
ough it was kind of nice with Ubuntu that it would discover the HP8450 on my
network and it had a driver that did everything I needed for itFreeBSD
doesn't have an exact match, but it generally works.
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> On 2013-08-04 at 20:04 -0400, Tom Limoncelli wrote:
> > About 3 months ago I bought an HP Officejet Pro 8600 N911a. I am
> > extremely happy with it.
>
> I have one of these and am mostly happy. Well, "HP OfficeJet Pro
> 8600
> Plus" and appears to be the N911g (
If you aren't indecisive as me...and willing to risk open box buys (I've had
one good and one bad experience in doing this with printers)I stumbled on
MacMall, currently has 4 open box N911g's in stockfor $115.79
http://www.macmall.com/p/HP-Multifunction-Printers/product~dpno~8956728~pdp
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> > What, as an experienced systems administrator, could actually
> > attract
> > your attention to a job ad? What holds your attention long enough
> > for
> > you to write a thoughtful cover letter and update your resume?
> >
>
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> On Sep 10, 2013, at 1:05 AM, Yves Dorfsman wrote:
>
> > - $ compared to the rest of the industry in this geographical area.
> > If you don't mention it, I'll assume you pay less than average.
>
> As a small K-12 that's about to post for a net/sys admin next week,
lent
> experience.
>
I may have to try them out some daywonder if there's a problem if I do this
with O'Reilly books.
OTOH, if I'm really going blindI might not need my current library at all.
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tion, for example. I haven't given any thought
> to the "I'm completely dead" scenario.
>
> [3] Presuming that I am aware of the compromise. If my laptop was
> compromised, a copy of the keyring was made, and a keystroke
> logger installed that captured my passphrase, then I am "attached
> by an
fail from a
remote location & service (like linode or other vps). It might be as
simple as having your router add a keepalive signal to the channel.
From Google's perspective, I have heard that GV is a deprecated
service - at least the XMPP part - and I think the suggested migration
is t
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mail delivery (especially important when it used to largely inform us of
problems with campus email...) Though its getting hard for me to handle
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On 08/25/14 19:48, Phil Pennock wrote:
> On 2014-08-25 at 18:02 -0500, Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng. wrote:
>> I don't know much about pagerduty, except one group on campus that shares our
>> Nagios server is using it.
>>
>> So, there's perl script to tie into na
it is the only host using this lun. The host is accessing multiple other
> luns (data, os, etc.). Going to talk with the vendor of the SAN today. I
> will keep people posted what I find out.
>
> cheers,
>
> ski
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Probably time to put together request to see if I'll get to LISA this year...
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sorship, you can give to various project areas or
special focus areas. They have an education one, but its not technology
focused. Right now I'm sponsoring a girl in Nepal...at least I think so, I may
have missed an update. I used to write to them, but then something would
happen and I would nee
r current
proxy servers (which are load balanced behind my F5, but haven't been updated
since 2007. But, as we are tossing out all our Sun/Oracle boxes soon, it'll
probably end up in an some ubuntu VMs if not directly on the new F5.
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. I did not know about that. He had done a good job for
> everything I had asked him to, and was thorough and careful, so I started to
> let him do more important tasks and gave him the root password... This is
> years ago when OSes did not protect against this.
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x it. Each
> machine must be manually logged into single-user mode, and chmod on /etc to
> fix the problem.
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of serial ports and
> modems.
>
> kill 1
> Tells a Unix system to drop into single user mode. In the days before
> remote power controls, console servers, etc. the only way out of single user
> mode was to be at the physical console and type "reboot" or CTRL-D.
>
playing the flushing toilet sound we
> configured for certain traps. Then my pager goes off. Senior SA looks
> at me with shock on his face, tells me to get started with restoring
> from tape and hurries out.
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, another time an SA's PC got bottedthose
admins are still around, and they hate those passwords.)
On 5/14/2011 5:48 PM, Simon Lyall wrote:
> On Sat, 14 May 2011, Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng. wrote:
>> We once interviewed a candidate...and he said for special skills that he was
>&g
People knew, including some that weren't
supposed to...and involved in my hiring, of an impending major change5
weeks after I started the company was acquiredby a Canadian company. 6
month contract turned into 16 months before I was hired, and even then it was
a major thing to ha
're out & about on a sunday, no where near your computer, to check a
> cluster that should have started working at noon...
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anyone knows anyone who handles email at
> yahoo or aol, can you contact me off list? Thanks.
>
> In general - how do people handle being falsely called spammers? What
> do you do when you have a onetime spike of email from your users who
> give their emails at the various mail provid
e was
such a respected person.
They then found out that it was actually one of the night janitors that was
doing it. Because the professor didn't lock his computer when he wasn't
there.
On 5/15/2011 4:16 PM, Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng. wrote:
> Policy is that our desktops lock at 20
; I
> wonder how many then go on to use that same "secure" password on multiple
> systems.
>
> I was thinking it might be something like what one shop I am familiar with
> does:
>
> "Fred Is Fired" = FIF
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a space slips in at the wrong
> > place.
>
> I've gotten into a habit of tab-completing every file and directory,
> always. If it doesn't complete, it doesn't exist or it warns me that I
> have to be extra careful because i'm using sudo to remove the
> direct
Speaking of VPNit was nice that iPhone/iPad had built-in support to talk to
our old Cisco VPN. While, Android did not. But, I've been using vpnc to
connect.
But, now we are being transitioned to a new VPN (Cisco Anyconnect). But, they
haven't gotten unlimited licensing for the mobile dev
t; Google wants to hang crap off to the side that I don't want, and that
>> instant thing is now stuck in the ON position.
> Instant is easy to disable:
> http://www.google.com/preferences
>
> Tom
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opy it manually.
Darn, not having any luck using google to find out where the cookie is. Other
people asking the same question, but the only responses they get are how to
delete all of them.
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add the gear icon though.
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Who: Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng. - W0LKC - Senior Unix Systems Administrator
For: Enterprise Server Technologies (EST) -- & SafeZone Ally
Snail: Computing and Telecommunications Services (CTS)
Kansas State University, 109 East Stadium, Manhattan, KS 66506-3102
Phone:
As I said, there is no cog
There is a 'search settings' on the top, but there's no Google Instant section
the page that goes to.
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> On 5/26/2011 3:56 AM, Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng. wrote:
> > I must be missing something, I don't se
I used to do tape backup at homestarted with a QIC-150, later used 250's
in it(think I got to where I was doing ~10 each weekend.) then 2GB DATs,
then DLT4000, DLT7000 (my C drive was one tape, and then the rest eventually
taking 9 more tapes)I looked at LTO1, but never scored a working
Wow, there's a tool for this? Why didn't I know about thiswonder if I want
to get one for my personal collection?
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> These are a godsend... :)
> http://store.cablesplususa.com/cagenuttool.html
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Who: Lawrence K. Chen, P.Eng. - W0LKC
Back when I used to look through people's emails to find out what phish they
had replied toI'd see that they often used very simple passwords, like
initials in alternating case + the year. (password criteria requires 3 of 4
things, uppercase, lowercase, digit or punctuationthough somebo
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