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Do all response packages musst pass the load balancer?
cn flag

Do all response packages sent from a backend server to a client must pass the load balancer?

Actually I try to solve this Question:

I have 3 statement. 2 of 3 are true.

What is the wrong statement?

  1. Do all response packages sent from a backend server to a client must pass the load balancer?

  2. All incoming connections to a cluster service are received by a load balancer.

  3. Load balancers can analyze traf ...

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Michal Turek avatar
How to change sending messages with Rsyslog?
ru flag

i have following rsyslog messages which are going to rsyslog server and i would like to make hidden numbers eg from sip:023401412590 to sip:xxxxxxxxxxxx

does someone have a hint how to do following?

before

<16:11:24.332 **ERR** CAL 18507:18896 0:0> adsf from:<sip:[email protected]>;tag=XZD161HN0HZSm, to:<sip:[email protected]>;tag=asdf, warning:, contac ...
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Two DCs at home office, one remote office...DNS resolution?
ru flag

Our main office has two domain controllers (Windows Server 2016), shown as one below for simplification. I'm bringing up a remote office, with a firewall at each location. I'm trying to keep the config as simple as possible. The main office works just fine to get to the internet and all users on the main office lan can authenticate:

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What I want to do is be able to login to the active directory domain fro ...

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Satish Lamak avatar
How to serve 2 react apps on nginx with same ip and port
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I have two applications one is public and another one is admin, I want to serve these two apps on same port but it is not working, below is my configuration file:

build folder for both apps is saved in below directory

/var/www/html/admin/build

/var/www/html/public/build

Configuration file:

server{
    listen 80;
    server_name 192.xx.xx.42;
    
   location /public {
    root /var/www/html/public/bu ...
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Francesco Galgani avatar
dpkg: error processing package linux-image-4.15.0-175-generic (/boot/grub/menu.lst not found)
eg flag

I have this issue on Ubuntu 18.04 Server, probably because /boot/grub/menu.lst doesn't exist:

root@myserver:~# apt install -f
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
  liblua5.1-0 libyajl2
Use 'apt autoremove' to remove them.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and ...
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Ananth avatar
Re-use public key, private key, and authorized_keys across machines
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Suppose there are two machines, A and B, both with local user account alice present. Suppose also that ~/.ssh contains the same id_ed25519, id_ed25519.pub, and authorized_keys file on both machines. Will I be able to SSH from machine A to B or from B to A without passwords?

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freeeflyer avatar
GlusterFS : How to change the ip used by servers while in production?
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I have a 4 nodes Proxmox cluster in which each member is connected to the network by a single Gigabit Ethernet socket.

In this cluster, I have a GlusterFS with 3 volumes installed on the proxmox hosts servers itself (not on a VM). (this was installed by my predecessor, I wouldn't have done this myself)

As you may imagine, I often have a lot GlusterFS errors (split brains, heal etc etc.. ) as the Gig ...

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andykim avatar
How can I the snmp agent on embedded linux
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I want to implement the snmp-agent on the embedded linux. Could you recommend a good reference for me?(including a monitoring program on pc)

Thanks

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How to nginx + proxy_pass to docker container with ssl?
de flag

I want to serve multiple sites on my server. Each site I suppose to wrap as docker-compose build, each has its own nginx, that listen to one single port

I have a site with hostname site1.com. It's docker compose exposes port 81:

...
services:
  web:
    image: nginx
    ...
    ports:
      - '81:443'
    ...
...

And the client nginx (inside container) listens to everything on 443 and has all ssl ...

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How to cleanup namespace in kubernetes?
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We have one cluster in aks. Where we deployed consul helm chart in consul namespace. It created many CRDs.

The using these CRDs internally created one more namespace applicationns

When we deleted consul, it deleted.

Then, when we trying to delete applicationns, it stuck in terminating state for a long time.

So, followed this link and deleted the namespace.

Now, when I ran "kubectl get ns", it is not showi ...

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