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By : Felipe Ferreira16/04/201329/12/2025
Linux, Security Leave a Comment on How to fix mod_ssl CRIME attack

How to fix mod_ssl CRIME attack

More detailed information on what and how the attack works is here I will focus only on fixing the problem. On RHEL server 5.x and 6.x the easy way is to simply disable SSL compression. In newer Apache versions this […]

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Tags: apache, attack, compression, crime, fix, HowTo, httpd, Linux, mod_ssl, redhat
By : Felipe Ferreira27/03/201329/12/2025
HowTo, Linux, Nagios, plugins, Varnish Leave a Comment on check_conntrack_unreplied

check_conntrack_unreplied

Our front end varnish servers expierence a lot of traffic and we currently must have a iptables NAT that routes from port 80 to port 81, where the varnish daemon listen to traffic. Doing this we end up using the […]

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Tags: conntrack, Iptables, Nagios, nat, plugin, varnishcheck_conntrack_unreplied
By : Felipe Ferreira21/03/2013
HowTo, Linux, Windows Leave a Comment on font woff problem

font woff problem

roblem: The default webserver (Apache/IIS) does not have some fonts format ‘we’ added to the website This result in the browser, specially firefox to take long time to load the page. The problem is clearly much worst in Firefox, do […]

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Tags: apache, fix, font woff problem, HowTo, IIS, mime type, slow site
By : Felipe Ferreira21/03/2013
HowTo, Linux Leave a Comment on bash date convert epoch time

bash date convert epoch time

Many times you will need to conver Unix/Linux epoch time to a readable date format That is quite simple $ date -d@1363497047 Dom Mar 17 02:10:47 BRT 2013 To get a current epoch time we simply use date command as […]

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Tags: convert, date, epoch, Linux, time
By : Felipe Ferreira17/01/2013
BashScripts, Linux Leave a Comment on Check Linux Cluster

Check Linux Cluster

A simple nagios/bash script to check if a RedHat/CentOS cluster has failedover.It uses the output from the clustat command. The usage is simple the script name and service, example: check_usage IO_Service It has been tested only with a 2 node […]

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Tags: check, cluster, failover, Nagios
By : Felipe Ferreira08/01/201329/12/2025
HowTo, Linux Leave a Comment on linux burn iso to flash drive

linux burn iso to flash drive

I have tried a lot of tools but there is none better then UnetBootin http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/It is multiplataform, windows, max, linux. UNetbootin can create a bootable Live USB drive, or it can make a “frugal install” on your local hard disk […]

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Tags: boot, iso, Linux, live, USB
By : Felipe Ferreira19/12/2012
HowTo, Linux Leave a Comment on screen

screen

Screen command Screen is a linux tool to help manage connections. “Screen is a full-screen window manager that multiplexes a physical terminal between several processes (typically interactive shells).” Its able to reestablish lost sessions, and to have multiple connections. 1) […]

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Tags: command, HowTo, Linux, screen, works

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