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Archive for February, 2008
CentOS – How to Configure the Software Update Application to Use a Proxy Server
In: General IT Info
29 Feb 2008To get the Software Update application in CentOS to use a web proxy server, add the following line to the /etc/yum.conf file:
proxy=http://www.theProxyServer.com:port/
Replace “www.theProxyServer.com:port” with the URL and port number of the proxy service running on the proxy server. The “/” at the end is important so don’t forget to add it.
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- Tags: centos, proxy, proxy server, software update
Xserve MegaRAID – How to Create a RAID Volume
In: Apple
29 Feb 2008To set up a MegaRAID with Raid 5 on an Xserve follow these steps:
1. Boot the server from OSX Server CD
2. Open the Terminal application
3. Type in the command
megaraid -create auto
4. Close the Terminal application
5. Open the Disk Utility application
6. Create a new partition on the new RAID drive with the Disk Utility application
7. Reinstall [...]
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- Tags: macosx, megaraid, osx, raid, volume, xserve raid, xserveraid
Xserve MegaRAID – How to Stop a Consistency Check
In: Apple
29 Feb 2008If on reboot the server does a consistency check of the RAID, this process can take a very long time. It may take upwards of 8 or more hours. There isn’t really any indication an Xserve is doing a consistency check on reboot. What happens is the Xserve boots to a gray screen or if [...]
Basic SQL Injection Exploit with PHP
25 Feb 2008Here is an example of a basic login function which is taught in a lot of PHP tutorials. The purpose of this code is to prevent someone from viewing a web page unless they provide a valid username/password in a form. The username/password is stored in a MySQL database.
$username = $_POST["username"];
$password = $_POST["password"];$query = “SELECT [...]
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- Tags: exploit, hack, php, sql, sql injection
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- Don Farland: The http_proxy environment variable is case sensitive and should be all lowercase. I dropped it in [...]
- brad: I can confirm that this works for the newest 3.0+ software. works like a charm thanks to the creator [...]
- Jim Tidmore: Hello, I believe I followed everything but doesn't connect, don't get me wrong I am not complaining [...]
- Tom: Thanks for the clear and concise information. Tom [...]
- JAUHDIMATA: good solved.. thx [...]
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