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Code- sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quadsAug 17, 2017 sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quads 1e42a4f Update last reference for --define-host.
- sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quadsAug 17, 2017 sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quads bdc200b Update --define-host with --host-type required arg.
- sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quadsAug 16, 2017 sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quads 814981c Merge "Add the missing conf for foreman api" 6d63f9a Add the missing conf for foreman api View comparison for these 2 commits » […]
- sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quadsAug 15, 2017 sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quads 80d0ecd Merge "Elastic index notifications" 83f19c3 Elastic index notifications View comparison for these 2 commits » […]
- sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quadsAug 12, 2017 sadsfae pushed to master at redhat-performance/quads f3c2c2d Merge "Disallow changing envs w/ active or future scheds" ee52012 Disallow changing envs w/ active or future scheds View comparison for these 2 commits » […]
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Tag Archives: open source
Funcamp ET Legacy and Urban Terror Servers Upgraded
Recently two fun, actively developed Open Source FPS game projects have had major updates: Enemy Territory: Legacy and Urban Terror. Over the weekend I’ve upgraded the Funcamp ET:L (2.75) and UT (4.3.1) servers to the latest versions. Setup instructions and … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, open source
Tagged enemy territory legacy, game servers, open source, urban terror
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Switching from Mutt to Neomutt
“All mail clients suck. This one just sucks less,” so says mutt author Michael Elkins. This is true for me over the last 10years as mutt along with offlineimap and notmuch allowed me battle the unwieldy, barbarous deluge of mailing … Continue reading
Manage Test/Development Linux VMs with qcow2 and Libvirt
I often need to quickly revert virtual machines used for testing to a known good, vanilla state without doing anything by hand. QEMU provides a great set of tools to help. Here’s a simple tool to wrap all of it … Continue reading
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged automation, development, libvirt, linux, open source, sandbox, sysadmin, testing, virtualization
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Trick out your Vim Editor
I’ve been a long-time vim user, dating back to when I figured out how to exit the damn thing. Over the years I’ve tried various vimrc configurations, plugins and looks and even other editors but I’ve always come back to … Continue reading
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged code completion, linux, open source, sysadmin, vim, vim plugins
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Installing CentOS on the Raspberry Pi 2
I recently acquired a Raspberry Pi 2 and wanted to run CentOS7 on it. Here’s how I got CentOS installed and setup. There are now official Raspberry Pi 2 CentOS ARMv7hl images available for your enjoyment. Let’s get started.
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged armv7, centos, centos7, linux, open source, raspberry pi, raspberry pi 2
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Learning OpenStack Networking (Neutron) 2nd Edition
I’ve recently had the pleasure of editing/reviewing the new second edition OpenStack Neutron book by James Denton. It’s published by Pakt Publishing who has also published a few other OpenStack-related books, including one by Dan Radez on OpenStack Essentials. OpenStack … Continue reading
Funcamp Open Source Game Servers
Recently I posted guides around playing actively maintained free/Open Source games like Enemy Territory: Legacy, or Urban Terror. I’ve set up a few game servers for the general public in my free time and I’ll list them here along with … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, open source
Tagged enemy territory, funcamp, gaming, linux gameservers, linux gaming, open source, public, urban terror
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