Rik Schneider

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Not much to say. Been playing with computers for >80% of my life. Unix >75%. I also dabble in music, ham radio and brewing.

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Mar 15	comment	is it possible to restore a deleted raw partition after a new partition & volume was created The 3rd question depends on the data originally in the volume and is very subjective. Please tell us what kind of data was stored on the volume? Filesystem, Oracle Database, something else. The answer to the first 2 questions is 1 - Not if data has been written to the space occupied by the original partition. 2 - You may be able to recover some data depending how much has been overwritten.
Nov 30	comment	DRBD configuration It is possible, just a very bad idea. That is the reason cluster filesystems provide a way for the nodes to communicate about updates, locks, etc.
Nov 30	answered	DRBD configuration
Oct 8	revised	Nagios3: Conditional operators for service checks? small logic error.
Oct 8	revised	Nagios3: Conditional operators for service checks? Better example for the service.
Oct 8	answered	Nagios3: Conditional operators for service checks?
Aug 1	comment	NAT translation with Cisco ASA 5505 It may be a typo but it looks like you are defining 2 different addresses. XX.XX.115.195 for the static translation and XX.XX.115.194 in the ACLs.
Aug 1	answered	Is there a filesystem that supports inheritance?
Jul 30	awarded	Analytical
Jul 27	awarded	Yearling
Jul 23	answered	How to write runit custom stop script
Jul 22	awarded	Nice Answer
Jun 28	answered	IDE compatability with SATA image
Aug 1	answered	MySQL: Fatal error: Can't open and lock privilege tables: Table 'mysql.host' doesn't exist
Aug 1	awarded	Organizer
Aug 1	revised	MySQL: Fatal error: Can't open and lock privilege tables: Table 'mysql.host' doesn't exist edited tags
Jul 30	answered	Syncing files with rsync by file names only, ignore directories
Jul 28	comment	MySQL: Fatal error: Can't open and lock privilege tables: Table 'mysql.host' doesn't exist Steve are you running this on Windows, BSD, Linux, OSX, or some other OS? If you are running it on Windows the details for some steps will be different.
Jul 28	awarded	Yearling
Jul 20	answered	Writing with dd in an NFS mount point