I’ve got a couple of Linux machines that are sitting outside of the Sflow ‘zone’ and AS traffic stats go unmeasured. I wanted to get a rough idea on the number of connections per AS number so here’s a little app that parses netstat and sorts AS numbers by number of connection. NOTE1: This won’t […]
There are 3 primary options: 1. Use PAR with PAR::Filter::Obfuscate or PAR::Filter::Crypto 2. Use Filter::Crypto::CryptFile (requires certain modules installed on target system) 3. Encrypt modules with Module::Crypt.
Update: 5/3/17 — Add additional notes for CentOS7 (dracut + grub2) and XenServer targets All commands are run on new server. 1. Boot into rescue mode (iso, pxe, ect). 2. Create partitions with ‘fdisk /dev/sda’. Type 83 for non-RAID fs, 82 for swap, type fd in the case of RAID (all partitions). Flag boot partition […]
Find all possible root symlinks (leftover from attempted exploits) and save them as a list ‘symlinks.txt’. ls /var/cpanel/users | grep -v “\`\|\.\|cpanel\|root\|mysql\|nobody” | \ while read CPUSER; do find /home/$CPUSER -type l -not \( -lname “/home/$CPUSER/*” \ -o -lname “*rvsitebuilder*” -o -lname “[^/]*” -o -lname “/usr/local/apache/domlogs/*” \ -o -lname “/usr/local/urchin/*” \) ; done \ > […]
This tool will poll the output of command(s) or URL(s), and send email alerts if the output changes, contains (or not contains) certain text, or becomes unavailable. It’s a light weight, reliable monitoring replacement for the pile of garbage most RAID vendors include with their cards. Complex excludes and finds can be specified as Perl […]
I just added a 4th monitor to my office PC and finally admitted to needing help with window placement, far beyond Windows 7’s limited snap feature, this tool really gets the job done: http://www.winsplit-revolution.com/ It’s a free, light-weight ‘snap’ on steroids designed specifically for multi-display setups.
Since XenServer 6.1 (XCP 1.6) there is a new feature that allows you to lock VIF to specific MAC and IP addresses. This is nice (and also very buggy!), but it doesn’t provide any security other than keeping VMs from stealing each others IPs. A better solution should allow to (optionally) isolate traffic between groups […]
XenServer multipath.conf with special support for LIO-based iSCSI targets to maximize multipath performance and ensures 100% stability. path_grouping_policy setting doesn’t seem to matter (between group_by_prio and multibus) in most basic setups. Invalid lines (as reported by XenServer 6.1) have also been removed. http://djlab.com/stuff/xs61/multipath.conf Specifically: device { vendor “LIO-ORG” product “*” path_grouping_policy group_by_prio path_checker tur getuid_callout […]
Create the patch: diff -aru file.orig file > file.patch Apply the patch (-b creates a copy of the original with a .orig extension): patch -b file file.patch
Source is now in github, please help me make it better! If you just want a 32-bit binary (to run on Dom0), download it from here instead. With the help of Ben Booth’s Xen::API (Perl module) I put together a VM migration script to export a VM directly to another host with no intermediary file. […]