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- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 As both changes have merit, we'll track/implement the more core argparse --auto-no-wipe command enhancement in a separate RFE #360 so our change-se… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#360sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#360 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 This can save some time up-front and is still checked in #359 when a cloud is defined or if it isn't adjusted later via --mod-cloud. Thanks for fil… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 having an --auto-no-wipe is a simple fix to help to automate the process, so that you won't have to answer a prompt or pass a -y argument to add-s… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 As opposed to prompting the user when a schedule is being added to hosts where the target cloudXX was already released why not just auto-convert a… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 Additionally, in OSP/OCP expansion scenarios (if you choose Y) we most likely want those systems powered off when they move to avoid disruption in … […]
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Tag Archives: shell
Using Italics with Vim in your Terminal
I wanted all code, system configuration file comments or in-line replies in neomutt email italicised to stand out easier. Many terminal emulators (xterm, xfce4-terminal, iterm2) don’t support [3m and [23m designators for italics but you can use a custom terminfo … Continue reading
Shell One-liners and Quick and Dirty Loops
Sometimes you just need to get stuff done quickly and there’s nary a replacement better than a quick shell one-liner. Recently I’ve needed to feed some large, multi-variable commands into an external program for processing. Here’s some simple shell one-liners … Continue reading
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Tagged bash, for loop, linux, loops, shell, shell example linux, shell examples, shell linux examples, sysadmin, useful shell linux tip
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Trick out your Terminal
Here are some useful ways to enhance your operating system shell environment. The first will give you a permanent bash history that’s up to date and doesn’t require a logout to update command history, nor does it get reset. The … Continue reading
Creating lots of iSCSI LUNs Quickly on Netapp
I’ve been using Netapp technology since Ontap 6 before flexible volumes were around, and it’s my favorite commercial storage platform. They provide a robust CLI and you can automate repetitive tasks by using SSH and a bit of creativity. Recently … Continue reading
Create OpenStack Users the Easy Way
When you’ve created more than one OpenStack user via the CLI or Horizon dashboard it gets old really quick. It’s a good idea to automate it or use a tool to do the job for you.
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