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New Nagios Tray version

Posted on December 23, 2006 by M@

Nagios Tray version 2.0.5: Added handling of larger check interval times by way of a 60 second normalization timer. Said differently, all requests larger than 60 seconds are broken into 60 second or smaller increments and stacked. By request of … Continue reading →

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New rofs version

Posted on December 7, 2006 by M@

As of 11/28/2006, there’s a new version of rofs that doesn’t leak. Thanks to Martin Pärtel for pointing out a memory leak (malloc() with no free()s). I’ve been running this in a high-use environment and it hasn’t grown a byte … Continue reading →

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rofs – The Read-Only Filesystem for FUSE

Posted on September 28, 2006 by M@

I love being redundant. Long story short I needed a read-only file system that was: Lightweight Underlying filesystem agnositic Supported XATTR read XACLs/made access() calls I didn’t find any I liked, and a remount of the filesystem using NFS wasn’t … Continue reading →

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Nagios Tray 2

Posted on September 1, 2006 by M@

Nagios Tray 2 is done and has been out the door for a few days now. It’s basically an 80% rewrite with several new features, the biggest and most obvious is a 100% registry key exposal via the new Options … Continue reading →

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Bruce Says It Best

Posted on August 24, 2006 by M@

We’re doing exactly what the terrorists want.

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[ANNOUNCE] CopyFS 1.3M

Posted on February 14, 2006 by M@

[UPDATE: There is a newer version of CopyFS available] CopyFS 1.3M is a non-official branch of the CopyFS filesystem for FUSE. v1.3M should be considered an “advanced beta”. As it is a FUSE filesystem, faults in the filesystem cannot cause … Continue reading →

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CopyFS is now even cooler

Posted on February 12, 2006 by M@

[UPDATE: There is a newer version of CopyFS available] Some backstory: I used to write a LOT of code in the C programming language. I used to be actively involved in numerous open-source programs that used C. Hell, I even … Continue reading →

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