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Which command routines do you use for your CentOS7/Vmin maintenance?

okpxokpx Member
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Hi
Which ssh/putty commands do you apply (routinely) for your centos7/vmin (or non-panel) server?
Do you have any suggestions? (without rm-rf)

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  • szarkaszarka Member

    Well, I tried to share some Ansible code, but Cloudflare interpreted it as an attack and blocked me. Dumb Cloudflare.

  • dragon2611dragon2611 Member

    Ansible, for updating (Or breaking) lots of servers at once.

  • WebProjectWebProject Veteran

    Normally:

    yum update -y and #yum upgrade -y

    Or the best one is

    yum remove * -y

  • FHRFHR Member, Host Rep

    WebProject said: yum remove * -y

    Nice.

    szarka said: Well, I tried to share some Ansible code, but Cloudflare interpreted it as an attack and blocked me. Dumb Cloudflare.

    If you still want to share it, put it to HasteBin / PasteBin / Gist and post the link here.

    Thanked by 1WebProject
  • Jona4sJona4s Member

    perf top

  • WebProjectWebProject Veteran
    edited July 2018

    I do believe lately some people creating account on LET and ask some very very basic questions (gaining some account respect) and never reply back as accounts will be used in a couple months for spamming - ok recommending some providers.

  • NomadNomad Member

    @okpx said:
    Do you have any suggestions? (without rm-rf)

    >

    Bunmer, you took a my life force out with that part within the para theses... :(

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