Tag Archives: Red Hat

Below you can find out how to get the user’s login history to the server. utmpdump /var/log/wtmp* | awk ‘$4~”userA” {print}’ > /var/tmp/userAtime awk ‘$8>”[28/Jun/2018:16:10″ && $8<“[24/Jul/2018:16:10″‘ /var/tmp/userAtime Originally posted 2019-07-22 01:00:32.

When you update your Redhat Enterprise Linux system with yum update sometimes you run some conflicts dependencies. And you cannot continue to update the latest environment. This will make your head a headache if you cannot find the solutions. This messages i found when i update linux systems using yum …

Java is used in most application today as their development base of their application. So, you need to install Java Development Kit (JDK). This guide will help you to install either Open JDK or Oracle JDK to your development environment on Redhat (RHEL 7) or CentOS 7. Note: you can …

I have some problem with MySql/MariaDB configuration to set max_connections parameter in /etc/my.cnf but MariaDB does not seem to read the parameter from the file. This appears to be some bug in the new mysqld. Setting max_connections to 1000, it was  reset to 214 during service restart/startup. # grep -i …

As administrator we use ssh to manage our server, as day to day operation. As i am still in the middle of my work, and ssh session has given me timeout, it will push me to auto-logout when there is no activity. It really pissed me if i still have …

Yum commands fail with following error “No module named yum” in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (RHEL 7). It is quite troublesome. There are some solution out there but none any of them work. After several trial and error, i finally get the yum back to alive again. [[email protected]]# yum …

As in Docker documentation, they do not support Docker in Red Hat Enterprise Linux system. To use Docker in RHEL, you need maintained CentOS version. Archived version is not supported. Uninstall Old Docker Version First you need to uninstall any old Docker version if exist. yum remove docker \ docker-client …

GNS3 is an open source Network Simulator that is used to emulate, configure, test and troubleshoot virtual and real networks. GNS3 can run on Windows, Linux and MacOS. It can also run on a virtualized environment such as VMware, Docker and Virtualbox. Below are some of the features of GNS3: …