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I've recently written three BASH scripts, each of which are licensed under version 3 of the GNU Public License. In each case, there are already plenty of scripts out there that do more or less the same thing. What makes these stand out is that rather than simply running a single, linear 'for'...

Kernel 2.6.32.21 available Yes, yet another bugfix in rapid succession, 2.6.32.21 has been uploaded to the server. This time we're mainly looking at a bunch of driver fixes. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. You know the drill. Get HWF kernels here...

Kernel 2.6.32.20 available Yet another bugfix in rapid succession, 2.6.32.20 has been uploaded to the server. This is a bugfix build with two page table fixes backported from 2.6.35.3. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get HWF kernels here 2.6.32.20...

Hello all, and welcome.

Thanks for reporting all that spam, you're awesome. :good:

Kernel 2.6.32.19 available Hot on the heels of the last release, 2.6.32.19 is built and syncing to the server. This is a bugfix build with many filesystem-related fixes and more. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get HWF kernels here 2.6.32.19 Changelog

Kernel 2.6.32.18 available 2.6.32.18 is built and syncing to the server. This is a bugfix build with many driver-related fixes. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get HWF kernels here 2.6.32.18 Changelog

Kernel 2.6.32.17 available 2.6.32.17 is built and syncing to the server. This is a bugfix build with many fixes and backported patches. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get HWF kernels here 2.6.32.17 Changelog

No problem, glad to assist. Let me know how it all works out either way.

If you download the latest version and go through the installation manual step by step and still have problems, feel free to post here with the specific step you're getting hung up on. The more detail, the better I can help you.

It sounds like you want a firewall to act as a filtering bridge between your WAN segment and your core network. If the "router" you've mentioned is actually performing NAT and basic firewalling, you probably want to install it like so: ISP -> Router -> Filtered bridge -> LAN switch The benefit...

Seconded. I've never even heard of it until now. From what I've seen, developers either know PHP or they don't! In other words, a good portfolio is better than 10 certifications in my experience.

Hello, welcome to HWF. The stack you're running sounds fairly OS agnostic, so it shouldn't be too tricky. Red Hat 4 is a bit old these days, considering version 6 is about to be released, so that part throws a bit of a red flag for me. Still, I'm not exactly sure what you're looking for advice...

I ran into this lecture today and thought back on this conversation. I know this thread is dusty, but this clip is so concise and relevant to the topic I felt it was still worth posting.

Thanks guys, I surely did drink a beer for each of you. Cheers :)

Kernel 2.6.32.14 available 2.6.32.16 is built and syncing to the server. This is a bugfix build with many backported patches. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get HWF kernels here 2.6.32.16 Changelog

HWF was down intermittently at around 08:00 GMT today. It seems the server was rebooted multiple times from an outside source, most likely by ServInt staff via the hypervisor. Whether the downtime was scheduled or due to emergency maintenance is unknown; I'll post any updates in this thread as...

Kernel 2.6.32.14 available 2.6.32.15 is built and syncing to the server. This is a bugfix build that rolls back a few patches that were erroneously backported to 2.6.23.14. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get HWF kernels here 2.6.32.15 Changelog

Kernel 2.6.32.14 available 2.6.32.14 is built and syncing to the server. This is a bugfix build with many filesystem-related fixes, driver patches and lots of miscellany. As usual, it's recommended to upgrade if you're running a HWF kernel. Get HWF kernels here 2.6.32.14 Changelog

No problem, hope the info helps you out.