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Tag Archives: stupidity
Freeradius Module-Failure-Message = “Failed retrieving values required to evaluate condition”
One of my radius servers stopped doing its radius thing. Everything was going along swimmingly, and then it suddenly stopped at 1:00AM. Restarts didn’t fix it. The way this server works is that the default handler receives accounting packets, writes … Continue reading
Search-engine assisted fraud HOWTO
As many of the readers of this fine site are career criminals, it seems good to explain a new and popular procurement fraud scam. Here’s a piccie to muddy the waters, followed by the blow-by-blow account, in which the numbers … Continue reading
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Computer insomnia
I updated my Ubuntu system installation on a laptop. This went fine. I installed more memory. This went well. But on the second day, I discovered that my laptop had insomnia. It could not sleep. Close the lid? It’s still … Continue reading
Adobe XFA forms do not work, no really, Adobe sucks
Our friendly tax collector has automated their personal inefficiencies into a relatively efficient system called SARS e-viling. This amazing system allows you to confess your tax sins, after which they will perform their happy little calculations and tell you whether … Continue reading
VMWare + ipfix + NAT = intermittent fail
So I put all of these things together a while ago for bandwidth reporting: VMWare‘s netflow reporting – I configured a virtual distributed switch to send netflow reporting to a collector. Every time some machine runs up its internet usage, the … Continue reading
Ubuntu 14.04 GPT EFI faiL
I installed Ubuntu 14.04 and ran into a problem. Starting with the default 64 bit version using pretty straightfoward settings as a new installation, I ended up with this terse message after the installation completed: Operating system not found It … Continue reading
Android Emergency
On the way to work one fine morning, I stopped at a road accident scene, with some rather traumatic injuries – I thought someone had died, but instead of being dead, that someone spoke to me and asked me to … Continue reading
Arrays
A programmer working on a large project noticed that every single variable was stored in a separately named instance: int c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6; This meant that there was a lot of code of this sort: c1++; c2++; … Continue reading
My new password
I’m changing all my passwords to asterisks: ******** Now, when I enter my password, I can see what I’m typing.
December is a bad month for Linux system administration
The system load for Linux is an indication of how busy the system is, and how long you are going to wait to get something done. When the load is 0.0, that means that the system is ready to do … Continue reading