I ran across this helpful guide for replacing a drive in a RAID setup. An important thing I saw in it was the one step clone partition set-up, which can be really handy if it does what I think it does. Will definitely try it next time I’m adding a hard drive to an array.
source: http://www.howtoforge.com/replacing_hard_disks_in_a_raid1_array
Another day, another post! We’ve been hard at work doing school, random extra-curricular activities (there’s been an event!), job seeking (yes even us), and much much more. But, without further ado, I present my latest addition to the Kegerator: Custom Tap Handles!
The use case for these is for when we don’t have an official tap handle, and the little black thing is not enough. Have some pictures!
This is just a postlet for a) remembering how to do it and b) your information
If something changes about your network, and you run into an offending host key problem because you have enabled strict checking in your SSH’ing, you can use the following sed command to remove that key. Just replace the ‘6’ with the line number given to you and away you go!
# sed -i '6d' ~/.ssh/known_hosts
Happy Hacking!
