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  • Validate the Integrity of a File Backup using Ansible

    Validate the Integrity of a File Backup using Ansible

    Introduction Running nightly file backups is a common task for administrators. How do we know the file was copied successfully with no errors? In this post, we will set up an ansible script and it will run a file integrity check using MD5 on both the source and the destination files to verify it was…

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  • Update, Reboot, & Get the Health of Remote Servers

    Update, Reboot, & Get the Health of Remote Servers

    Introduction Ansible was designed to remotely manage multiple Linux servers simultaneously. Scripts can be used for many common tasks like updating, rebooting, or to the check health of your Linux servers . Ansible scripts are very format sensitive, so be sure that all columns match up, as below, or it will not run. Notice that…

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  • Managing User Accounts with Ansible

    Managing User Accounts with Ansible

    Introduction Ansible is a program designed to manage Linux servers. See blog post on setting up Ansible, creating a script, creating an inventory file, and calling a script from the command line. You can call a single server or multiple servers by separating then with a colon on the ‘hosts’ line. If a large number…

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  • Make a Batch Script to Map Your Drives

    Make a Batch Script to Map Your Drives

    Use a simple batch script to map local and network folders — it saves time, reduces strain on your wrist, and eliminates manual navigation.

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  • Change Font Size in KeePass

    Change Font Size in KeePass

    Go to Tools > Options > Interface (2). Change custom list font and custom password font from default 8pt to 10 or 11pt.

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  • Insider’s Recipes Cook Book

    Insider’s Recipes Cook Book

    I got this a long time ago, and can’t remember where. But it claims to have hundreds of your favorite restaurant recipes.

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