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📅 2017-03-20
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
When running pre/post scripts, it is possible that you are getting the following error message: 2017-03-20 19:43:43 avtar Info <5916>: Executing run-at-start…
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📅 2017-03-01
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
There are different possibilities to run internet speed tests from the Linux (and Unix based systems) command line. Personally, I don't always want to install extra applications on servers. Because…
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📅 2017-02-24
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
Add the following options to the Java command: -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=8010 -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.local.only=false…
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📅 2017-01-19
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
You can use the following commands, as superuser, to clear the systemd logs: Keep the last 7 days: journalctl --vacuum-time=7d Keep the last 100Mb: journalctl --vacuum-size=100M
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📅 2017-01-15
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
It is sometimes required to only have a mailbox in ISPConfig for login purposes. For example: to allow Gmail to send email in the name of that person. But without actually saving the mail in the…
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📅 2017-01-13
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
List running processes and sort by CPU Get-Process | Sort-Object -Property cpu -Descending
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📅 2017-01-05
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
Within PowerShell you can also see when a LOCAL user last logged in. This can be done with the following one-liner: $([ADSI]"WinNT://$env:COMPUTERNAME").Children | where {$_.SchemaClassName -eq…
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📅 2017-01-05
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
With PowerShell you can also find files which are larger than a certain size. This can be accomplished with the command below. In this example we are looking for files larger than 100MB, on the C…
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📅 2017-01-05
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
If you want to test a firewall rule while the application isn't ready yet, you can open that port on the Windows server using PowerShell. This way you can test the firewall functionality. This can be…
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📅 2017-01-05
✍️ Bart Schelstraete
Performance issues. Everybody has had them at least once, and more :) If you are using Windows 2012+ and PowerShell, you can use the Get-Counter command in order to provide you with more information…
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