I'm running RHEL 7 with Percona Server 5.6.27-76.0
I've installed the auth_pam, and auth_pam compat from percona and I'm unable to authenticate with accounts identified with either.
I've got both a local account, and a kerberos account on the linux server and I can't get either of them to work...
I know this sounds stupid, but it is a requirement that is out of my hands to change...
Is there a way to maintain the order of elements as they are added with XML::LibXML?
Thanks,
X
I know how to use sprintf for padding: %02d
And I know how to use if for the argument position: %2$d
But, I cannot figure out how to combine the two.
How would I padd it AND specify the argument position?
Any thoughts/suggestions would be greatly appreciated?
X
I know that OWA features the password notification when the account password is about to change. Is there any way to send an email out for an additional method of notification?
Even if it involves some server side scripting, or any hints... just any way to make this possible.
Thanks in advance...
I was looking for a way to maintain the order of hash keys,
and the only solutions I could find where to either populate a "sort" keys of the position and sort by that, or use Tie::IxHash.
As most, I hate adding another module dependency unless necessary....
So, this is what I came up with...
I'm trying to use Test::Mock::Object with SOAP::Lite, and I'm getting nowhere quick.
I first tried Test::Mock::LWP:
use Test::Mock::LWP;
BEGIN {
$Mock_response->mock( content => sub { return SOAP::SOM->new('<foo>bar</foo>'); } );
$Mock_ua->set_isa('LWP::UserAgent')...
I'm new to the telecommute biz, and I received a pre-configured cisco 7940... with no instructions.
I've connected the phone to my router, and it is receiving an IP... but I can't dial out & no one can dial in.
I have a feeling that the problem is with my firewall with my router. I have a...
I have the following settings in power management:
Actions - put computer to sleep when inactive for: never
Display - put display to sleep when inactive for: 40 minutes.
The problem is that once the display goes to sleep, it cannot be awoken. I have waited longer than 2 minutes for it to...
I've got a package that incorporates validation.
I made it an easy switch, so you can turn it on and off via:
use FieldMap validate => 1;
This is done via the following:
my $VALIDATE = 0;
my $VALIDATE_MISSING = 1;
sub import {
my( $pkg, %params ) = @_;
return unless %params;
if...
I'm trying to sway some certain individuals into disabling automatic updates on our Web servers. Personally, I know how critical this is for any server... none the less high traffic web servers.
I need to find solid information on the web supporting my cause, and I knew I could count on the...
I'm using the "start" command to run a perl script. Upon looking at the usage from start /? there is the option for separate or shared memory space.
I'm really trying to optimize the process a little, and I was wondering if there would be an advantage in using either of these options or none...
I have a list of links, some of which contain the same content. I'm trying to weed out the duplicates based on the differences in the directory and filename of each link.
Here is my current code:
my @processed;
my @urls = (<<"END_OF_URLS" =~ m/^\s*(.+)/gm)...
I'm trying to use Parallel::ForkManager to fork off multiple process to perform database queries/updates.
The code snippet:
my $pm = new Parallel::ForkManager($result->rows);
while ( my ( $id, $scheduled, $lastgenerationdate ) =
$result->fetchrow_array() )
{
my $pid = $pm->start and...
I have a situation where I need to save 5 strings to the session. However, each string exceeds 5000 characters in length.
I can set all 5 strings, but can only retrieve the first one.
So, is there a session string length limitation?
Thanks in advance,
X
I know it won't be foolproof, but I need a way to detect multiple password attempts then close the application after X attempts.
Any thoughts or experience would be greatly appreciated!
X
I'm finally getting the opportunity to work with RAID. I want to get started on the right path, and reduce my chances of mistakes.
I have an Asus A8N SLI Deluxe Motherboard with NV RAID 0/1/0+1/5 JBOD.
Should I use the onboard RAID, or should I buy a card?
If you suggest a card, please include...
I need to get all parent elements of a specified element.
Take the following HTML as an example:
<div id="main">
<div>
<div>One</div>
<div>Two</div>
</div>
<div>
<div>One</div>
<div>Two</div>
</div>
</div>
I only need to get the divs marked in blue. Since I couldn't find a way to...
For those of you that use the prototype library, I created this nifty one liner that allows easy image swapping:
img = the id of the image that you want to swap
newimg = the new image to swap it out with
* new image must be located in the same directory as the original
$(img).src =...
Sorry about the vague subject, but I couldn't think of a better one without going overboard.
Take a look at the first google search result here.
There are additional links provided for their site below the usual description:
Top Picks 10k and Under - Site Map - New Programs - New Voices
How...
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