I thought since I have so many little one-off’s that I do each day.. I would post up a “Command of the Day” as they present themselves worthy. I am just going to put them in as comment for some kind of organizational reason I guess… 🙂
I thought since I have so many little one-off’s that I do each day.. I would post up a “Command of the Day” as they present themselves worthy. I am just going to put them in as comment for some kind of organizational reason I guess… 🙂
A Technological Farce 
#1 by gmconklin on October 7, 2010 - 4:22 pm
I use this A LOT in our hybrid environment:
mount.cifs //bufvmfacts01/G /G -o username=,password=
#2 by gmconklin on June 30, 2010 - 10:36 am
tload runs in a terminal and displays a text-only “graph” of current system load averages, garnered from /proc/loadavg:
# tload
#3 by gmconklin on June 30, 2010 - 10:28 am
# Poll your memory every 5 seconds and dump it into a file
vmstat -n 5 >> stats
#4 by gmconklin on June 24, 2010 - 4:13 pm
Flush your postfix mail Queue:
# postsuper -d ALL
Might want to use this one to check the Queue first though 🙂
# qshape incoming active deferred
Then you can watch the Queue for a little more than a minute (75 sec) if you want:
# for i in {1..25}; do qshape incoming active deferred; sleep 3; done
How about send a test email:
# mail -s “Postfix Test” bigboss@gmail.com