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I’m back!

Posted by Kristijan on Sunday, December 21st, 2008

How could I stay away? From the shear number of e-mails flooding my inbox daily for updates to my infamous blog, I couldn’t keep the fans in the dark no more!
*cough*
Back to reality…I’m not reviving my old blog, but starting a new one. I’ve been working as a systems administrator for about 4 years now, [...]

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TSM: Lost Tapes

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 - Shell Scripting

We had an issue not long ago were Tivoli Storage Manager was losing track of tapes. The issue ended up being how TSM manages database snapshots which are sent offsite using DRM (Bug in TSM which has been around for a while according to a colleague of mine).
I needed to find out quickly which tapes [...]

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Monitor AIX filesystems V2

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 - Shell Scripting

I updated this script a while back and made it a lot easier to maintain. It now checks for usage on all mounted filesystems, except for those listed in the $SKIPFS variable.

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Monitor AIX filesystems

Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 - Shell Scripting

If you’re looking for something cheap and nasty to monitor your filesystem usage while you’re setting up something more robust, here is a cheap and very nasty script to do just that.

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Split and Reassemble files

Monday, December 22nd, 2008 - Shell Scripting

I wrote this a few years back for LinuxQuestions.org. It was around 2004 from memory, and majority of the mail servers in Internet land only allowed for 2MB file attachments. This has now change, but I thought I’d post the article anyway.
There always comes a time, where you wish that file was only a few [...]

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I’m back!

Sunday, December 21st, 2008 - Featured, Rambling

How could I stay away? From the shear number of e-mails flooding my inbox daily for updates to my infamous blog, I couldn’t keep the fans in the dark no more!
*cough*
Back to reality…I’m not reviving my old blog, but starting a new one. I’ve been working as a systems administrator for about 4 years now, [...]

continue reading