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Tutorial/Cheatsheet: Begineer's Guide to Understanding Device Mapper Multipath for Linux

Before starting with going into the various commands we use for multipath let me give you a overview of multipath Without DM Multipath, each path from a server node to a storage controller is treated

How to execute a script at %pre, %post, %preun or %postun stage (spec file) while installing/upgrading an rpm

RPM spec files have several sections which allow packages to run code on installation and removal. These bits of code are called scriptlets and are mostly used to update the running system with information from

How to sign a key using gpg key (password or password-less) to an rpm in Linux

In my last article I had shared the steps to build an rpm from scratch How to build a signed rpm from scratch by building a source archive using Red Hat Linux In this article

How to change rpmbuild (_tmppath) in a spec file (rpmbuild ignored directory) Linux

Below article explains in detail Step by Step Guide to build an rpm from scratch by building a source archive using Red Hat Linux By default when we attempt to build an rpm, the rpmbuild

How to build a signed rpm from scratch by building a source archive using Red Hat Linux

Below explains every field of an rpm in detail Understanding an rpm package There are two types of RPM packages: source RPM (SRPM) binary RPM SRPMs and binary RPMs share the file format and tooling,

How to view and increase the default pipe buffer size in Linux (F_GETPIPE_SZ, F_SETPIPE_SZ)

 A pipe has a limited capacity.  If the pipe is full, then a write(2) will block or fail. Applications should not rely on a particular capacity: an application should be designed so that a reading

How to reduce and/or add more columns or fields to top command in Linux (swap, memory, etc)

I have already written an article explaining every field in the top command 10 examples to help you understand top command usage in Linux In this article I will show you the steps using which

How to disable or restrict direct root login via console or ssh

Below article is a must read to harden your existing sshd configuration file Best practices to harden and increase security with ssh (ciphers, MACs etc) By default root user had direct login access to the

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