Installing WordPress on FreeBSD with MySQL and Apache
Running FreeBSD on a Supermicro 5017A-EF
Making a bug database using FreeBSD, MySQL, Apache and Bugzilla
Configuring X with OpenBSD/i386 5.2 in VMware Workstation 9.0.2
Obsolete: creating a bug-tracking system using VMware ESXi, FreeBSD, MySQL, Apache and Bugzilla
This SAN management automation script provides an FC cable map for multiple SAN fabrics. It works with Brocade SAN switches.
This can save people from having to run a lot of tedious commands by hand. It's similar to logging in to a switch in each fabric and using fabricshow, zoneshow and nodefind to correlate aliases with ports.
It works by logging in to the Brocade FC switches, gathering the WWPNs associated with each port, gathering the alias information from "zoneshow," and correlating them.
This security script reduces the effectiveness of brute-force (password guessing) login attacks against OpenBSD servers.
It monitors the OpenBSD ssh daemon log file. When a remote host initiaties over four failed login attempts within an hour, pf's asked to block all packets from that host.
This limits testing script adds a number of virtual hard disks to a VMware ESX Server version 3 virtual machine.
Since the VMware Infrastructure management software corresponding to this ESX Server version doesn't include the ability to create a large number of virtual disks all at once, this script can save a lot of time.
This is a command-line client to the Hitachi Host Data Collector (part of Hitachi Command Suite).
It allows Host Data Collector to be automated from within scripts, providing an alternative to the Command Suite GUI. It works by sending HTTP POST operations to the Host Data Collector server process containing SOAP messages that "make it go."
This security script reads a Sun SunScreen firewall log file and prints a list of the remote hosts that have sent the highest number of dropped packets.
It's useful for identifying which hosts have been generating the largest mount of undesired traffic, so that these hosts can be blocked. "ssth" stands for SunScreen Top Hosts. It was written for SunScreen 3.2.