During the last two months I have been setting up Nagios as a side project. We have a lot of new customers coming in and we need to have a tight grip on our systems to satisfy service levels. So as I set up a Debian host to run Nagios on and was making progress in adding systems, I encountered several issues. One of them was the fact that I need to monitor several tcp ports that are utilized in the applications we are running in a JBoss container.

Welcome to my renewed site. I used to blog in the past as well, and I’d like to share some things again. This time, most of my ramblings will be work related. I hope I can help/inspire/amuse my readers!

My name is The Dude. I have the following qualities: I rock a great beard I’m extremely loyal to my friends I like bowling That rug really tied the room together. my history To be honest, I’m having some trouble remembering right now, so why don’t you just watch my movie and it will answer all your questions.

Op deze pagina weetjes over LAN gatherings Games Team Fortress Install on Linux # create the user sudo groupadd tf2 sudo mkdir /var/lib/tf2 sudo useradd -d /var/lib/tf2 -g tf2 -s /bin/bash tf2 sudo chown tf2.tf2 -R /var/lib/tf2 # download the steamcmd script curl -O http://media.steampowered.com/installer/steamcmd_linux.tar.gz # extract it tar -xvzf steamcmd.tar.gz # go and run it cd steamcmd sudo -u tf2 steamcmd +login anonymous +force_install_dir ~tf2/server +app_update 232250 validate +quit Custom shell script to start and stop the server:

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