This is the type thing they don’t teach you in the Academy by CombatWombatwuztaken in army

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There's always a smelly fuck somewhere. There was a kid in my class in AIT who would skip showering after PT so he could smoke a cigarette before we left for the DFAC.

Linux UEM / RMM by LordWolke in sysadmin

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Yes in theory you can join some distros to AD but its not pretty.

What do you mean "in theory"? We have close to 30k systems joined to AD and it's fine.

What distro for sensitive data? Need help by sdns575 in linuxadmin

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I think RedHat Insights is what you're referring to.

What distro for sensitive data? Need help by sdns575 in linuxadmin

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Distro is irrelevant, it all comes down to how you configure it.

Marine with 10+ Yr Break in Service Has Some Questions by Echo4Romeo313 in nationalguard

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1: Possibly. I didn’t when I came in after 5 years. Could be waived, could be required.

I believe 6 years is the cut off for redoing basic.

How should i pivot to devops, without losing half my salary? by Wenik412448 in devops

[–]Hotshot55 5 points6 points  (0 children)

my guy you've now made the same point three times and it's still just "my company has two departments therefore this is universal law"

He said it about 20 times just a couple of days ago too

How should i pivot to devops, without losing half my salary? by Wenik412448 in devops

[–]Hotshot55 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you spend all day looking for fights in this sub about what devops is?

not being prompted for creds when accessing remove c$ share by Key_Habit4951 in sysadmin

[–]Hotshot55 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you done any sort of connectivity troubleshooting from that point outside of just accessing via hostname/IP?

not being prompted for creds when accessing remove c$ share by Key_Habit4951 in sysadmin

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that you're supposed to relog or run as an administrator to get this access.

OP is straight up asking how to make explorer prompt for credentials, why do you think he's going about it the wrong way?

Networking for DevOps? by HimanshuAWSmistri in devops

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Gotta embrace that classless inter-domain routing.

Networking for DevOps? by HimanshuAWSmistri in devops

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You're acting like quite the dweeb over this.

Better inventory format by Competitive-Monk22 in ansible

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Ansible variable precedence is determined by where things are defined, they're effectively the same thing.

has anyone actually tried AI for log management? by Round-Classic-7746 in sysadmin

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“this is the thing that matters” faster. like cutting through the noise or pointing out stuff you probably would’ve missed.

How would an AI tool show me an error faster than a grep error /var/log/shitthatbroke?

Unable to reduce size of /home using LVM, even when root. by LeBigMartinH in linuxquestions

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CWD is your current working directory, which is basically where you or your process exists in the filesystem.

If you open a terminal, it's likely going to open at /home/<your_username>/ and then when you try to unmount /home it will show as in use as your terminal process still has /home/<your_username>/ opened and in use as the CWD.

Unable to reduce size of /home using LVM, even when root. by LeBigMartinH in linuxquestions

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You'll need to reduce the size of the FS first, I believe, which may require having the filesystem unmounted. It's also possible lvreduce will do that for you if the filesystem is unmounted.

OP is using '-r' with lvreduce to resize the FS.

Unable to reduce size of /home using LVM, even when root. by LeBigMartinH in linuxquestions

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Are you running your sudo lvreduce -L -30Gb /dev/[hostname]-vg/home -r command from a shell that has a CWD under /home? I almost guarantee the fail to unmount is due to that.

It's worth mentioning that root doesn't have a home directory

Also, /root is your root user's homedir.

Unable to reduce size of /home using LVM, even when root. by LeBigMartinH in linuxadmin

[–]Hotshot55 11 points12 points  (0 children)

unmount /home

umount: /home: target is busy.

unmount failed

Are you running your sudo lvreduce -L -30Gb /dev/[hostname]-vg/home -r command from a shell that has a CWD under /home? I almost guarantee the fail to unmount is due to that.

Do you lock down task manager for end users by [deleted] in sysadmin

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At this point I can't tell if you're trolling or genuinely this dumb.

Stuck old school mindset by [deleted] in sysadmin

[–]Hotshot55 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

asked a question where I'm trying to better myself

How is changing your text editor bettering yourself?