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From a terminal as root you can cat /etc/wicd/wireless-settings.conf and find the password in the file.

Let's also add to this a concept from a different realm: Everybody has at least two dns servers listed in their /etc/resolv.conf, right?

Throw in wiredep or bite the bullet and chuck in the wirepack.conf.js.

Check the Poly Conf 2015 presentations (sorry cannot search for the link right now) Lots of Ruby code can even be compiled as is.

For example, if you use tmux, add the following to.tmux.conf: set -s escape-time 0 Other terminal multiplexors and emulators have different commands for this.

Whether that's in the codebase, a properties/ini/conf/whatever file, environment variables, whatever - know where they are and make sure you understand possible threats against them.

Adjusting the autovacuum settings by table will give you finer control over the postgresql.conf parameters to better match the workload for specific tables, as well.

By default foo resolves to foo.mydomain.mytld (man resolv.conf, section domain), so as long as the machines are configured with a local domain, this will work.

I realize this article is aimed at Linux, but on FreeBSD you can simply set vfs.zfs.min_auto_ashift=12 in /etc/sysctl.conf to handle this automatically.

In a situation that actually warrants the failover, a human will kill the master node by shutting it down and keepalived will select another master and trigger the failover (which is then automated using `trigger_file` in `recovery.conf`).

# /etc/nginx/deny-dot-files.conf location ~ /\.

Having a family who actually wants to see me they wouldn't put up with me taking a laptop on holiday and I won't work on weekends during the day (maybe a conf or something once or twice a year) - I will work in the evening.

I typically use Apt::Default-Release "<release>" in a separate apt.conf.d file.

Then I not only saw this, but also positive reactions to a readable code in which you have: echo 'nameserver 8.8.8.8' > "$btrfs_path/$uuid"/etc/resolv.conf This is wrong on so many level that I don't know where to begin with.