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Tag Archives: stupidity
ERROR 1305 (42000): FUNCTION eval does not exist
MySQL cluster – a wonderful idea. It’s really nice: you have a front end, and multiple redundant back ends, and all the data is loaded into memory, so things go very fast, even queries that inefficiently scan vast squabs of … Continue reading
MD and LVM ate my file system … and gave it back
So we have this computer that has two 250Gb disks. In the interest of keeping the data, for evah I set them up as RAID1 using Linux MD RAID. This was cool. Much as a proper technical person does not … Continue reading
Not your regular bot driven UDP flood
After weeks of battling Joomla/JCE sites that insist on running evil code and spewing denial of service traffic, we had a machine today sending UDP floods. This, it turns out, is not a hacked machine sending spews of botnet traffic … Continue reading
Unicast flooding meets promiscuous routing
To make a disaster, you need a perfect storm of mistakes. A single mistake is insufficient, but a stack of sub-obtimal configuration choices stacked together will give you rampant failure and poor network quality. For today’s mistake we have massive … Continue reading
PHP deobfuscation
One of the things that you see with depressing regularity when hosting crummy PHP scripts for others is this: eval&28;base64_decode&28;’aWYgKCFlbXB0eSgkX1JFUVVFU1RbInRoZW What’s that? Well it says to decode that gobbledegook into a binary stream (the base64_decode part), and then interpret whatever … Continue reading
Floating to 0.999 on the MySQL cloud
This code: REPLACE INTO loadtable (`hostname`,`load`) VALUES (‘server1′,2.093); didn’t work. It worked in my testing from my local machine, but I ended up with this when I ran it from a real machine: load host 0.309 desktop1 0.201 desktop2 0.172 … Continue reading
How to change the oil on your car
I changed the oil in my car. Not only that, but I also changed the air filter and spark plugs. It was great. Here is how you do it. You will need the following supplies. Most of these are readily … Continue reading
Vet your pet doctor carefully
So we had this cat – it was called Nyip. Having a cat meant that we did not have birds in our garden, which was bad, but more specifically, we did not have birds in our fruit trees, which was … Continue reading
Mr van Sitttert, I presume
The “problem”: On our Johannesburg roads, there is a grand tradition of tailgating. Big cars sit on the tails of little cars. Little cars sit on the tails of big cars. Huge hulking trucks sit on the tails of anyone … Continue reading