One of the features of IPA is its facility to centrally manage sudoers rules. This rules can be based on user, group memberships etc. and be constrained to one or more servers. One of the benefits you get is: You are able to define stricter sudoers rules without annoying the users. At the end your ….Read More
Month: July 2013
Why journalctl is cool and syslog will survive for another decade
There was a recent discussion going on if Fedora 20 should drop rsyslog and just using systemd journal. A lot of people are afraid of systemd and its journal, this a pity. Well, there are pros and cons about this kind of logging. For System administrators daily use, journalctl is a powerful tool simplifying the ….Read More
Creating and managing iSCSI targets
If you want to create and manage iSCSI targets with Fedora or RHEL, you stumble upon tgtd and tgtadm. This tools are easy to use but have some obstacles to take care of. This is a quick guide on how to use tgtd and tgtadm. iSCSI terminology In the iSCSI world, we not taking about ….Read More