nadnerB's CloudatCost Project Journal

coliver

If the DNS issue doesn't resolve it you may have to refresh your YUM cache. I think a yum -clean all or yum -clean headers will do that.

nadnerB

Excellent suggestions! I'll check that out when I get home

nadnerB

Found the location of resolv.conf and how to edit here: http://ask.xmodulo.com/configure-static-dns-centos-fedora.html
htop now installed. I quite like it

scottalanmiller

All configuration is just in /etc

nadnerB

@scottalanmiller nice. I screen shot the directory from my laptop with a GUI

EDIT: that sounded disturbingly like TV IT. I apologise to all those who are racing for the spew buckets

nadnerB

Reading for when I get home: https://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Deployment_Guide-en-US/ch-vpn.html

scottalanmiller

That's from CentOS 5. A bit old these days.

A Former User

I thought just about everyone had given up on C@C now. Espcially since they never said what they'd do to fix the problems or had their webinar thing they promised.

coliver

@thecreativeone91 said:

I thought just about everyone had given up on C@C now. Espcially since they never said what they'd do to fix the problems or had their webinar thing they promised.

Nope still using them for personal lab stuff... still really can't beat the price for things that aren't really important.

scottalanmiller

@thecreativeone91 said:

I thought just about everyone had given up on C@C now. Espcially since they never said what they'd do to fix the problems or had their webinar thing they promised.

Still using and increasing usage here. For lab boxes they remain unbeatable. For production, we never were looking at them for that. I was pretty shocked when people started trying to deploy production to them. A little testing showed that normal production workloads weren't going to work there.

A Former User

@scottalanmiller said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

I thought just about everyone had given up on C@C now. Espcially since they never said what they'd do to fix the problems or had their webinar thing they promised.

Still using and increasing usage here. For lab boxes they remain unbeatable. For production, we never were looking at them for that. I was pretty shocked when people started trying to deploy production to them. A little testing showed that normal production workloads weren't going to work there.

part of the time I can't even get file uploads to complete for testing things. It kinda works for testing for me. It depends on the day.

nadnerB

@scottalanmiller said:

That's from CentOS 5. A bit old these days.

Oh, righto. I'll have to keep digging then.

nadnerB

Righto, I'm still logging my experiences/project advancement here.

If you want to Negatron C@C, that's fine and can be fun BUT there are plenty of other threads, so please go and do it there. The little heart symbol (lower left of each post) will let you copy a hotlink to each post. Please use that for referencing my stuff in this thread

I'll be flagging posts that fall afoul of the above text in bold. Hmmmkay? <-- rhetorical question