Best Practices for UNIX chroot() Operations
Systems exposed to the internet are heavily challenged to keep the bad guys out, and keeping up with the latest security patches is not always easy. So, the wise admin will attempt to institute systemic steps to limit the damage should a compromise occur, and one excellent method is the use of a chroot() jail. A chroot jail presents a dramatically restricted view of the filesystem to an applicatio
Stop using tail -f (mostly)
Stop using tail -f (mostly) 12 Mar 2015 I still see a lot of people using tail -f to monitor files that are changing, mostly log files. If you are one of them, let me show you a better alternative: less +F The less documentation explains well what this +F is all about: Scroll forward, and keep trying to read when the end of file is reached. Normally this command would be used when already at the e
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