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The simplest way to remove files older than $NUMBER of days..
Dry run (files will be NOT deleted, you will see a list with files older than 100 days)
1 | find /var/log/squid3/ -mtime +100 -exec echo {} \; | less |
Another dry run, see what you will delete :
1 2 3 | find /var/log/squid3/ -mtime +600 -exec echo rm {} \; rm /var/log/squid3/access.log.0 rm /var/log/squid3/access.log.2 |
Finally if you decided to remove the files:
1 | find /var/log/squid3/ -mtime +600 -exec rm {} \; |
Some weeks ago I bought a really cool book – “Getting Started with Arduino”, which was written by the co-founder of Arduino Massimo Banzi.
This little booklet offers a thorough introduction to the Continue reading ‘Getting started with arduino’
A little trick to simplify your apache virtual hosts configuration, instead of full paths you can use some predefined variables like the directory of apache logs or the configuration directory.
${APACHE_LOG_DIR} is for /var/log/apache2
1 2 | ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access.log CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log |
$APACHE_CONFDIR is for /etc/apache2
1 | $APACHE_CONFDIR/mods-available |
Another new and different method to create your backups, a client with important data connecting to a rsync server. I describe a simple method without authentication (trusted LAN), there are no configuration limits. Continue reading ‘Rsync Server’
In the last time I get a lot questions and feedback to some older posts (Active/Passive Cluster) where I used DRBD. And actually I never wrote how to setup DRBD and I try to fill this gap now. Also this post will be a new ground for some new ideas and posts related to Active/Passive Clustering with KVM.
DRBD (Distributed Replicated Block Device) is a really cool cluster solution to have radundant data on two or more nodes. Everybody know RAID, DRBD is like RAID 1 over network.
Continue reading ‘DRBD master/slave setup’