GitLab – Site looks funky – CSS Issue
It’s rare with the latest updates but sometimes the CSS doesn’t seem to load, this code may help if/when you run into the problem
Posts in this category are specific to Red Hat and may or may not work on CentOS and Fedora or other UNIX based systems.
It’s rare with the latest updates but sometimes the CSS doesn’t seem to load, this code may help if/when you run into the problem
If you’ve ran into a directory permissions problem with GitLab before this may be helpful. The code below is mostly based on GitLab documentation – https://docs.gitlab.com/omnibus/settings/configuration.html
This script will assist in searching for, joining or leaving a Microsoft Active Directory (AD). While this is specifically written and tested for Red Hat you should be able to do it with Fedora or CENTOS without changing anything. If you are on a different distro like Ubuntu it will need modifications at the very…
If you manage a list of domains it’s sometimes helpful to have a script like this to check the information from time to time. I plan to clean this up in time but for now this works. First create a text file like below that has domains in it Then create and run this bash/shell…
When you need to create a log file or some dated archive The format can be modified slightly based on date formatting.
Reference: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/84814/health-check-of-web-page-using-curl
NOTE: Typically not a great idea for permanent production systems
When working with two or more servers it’s important to know that the files are the same on all servers involved. This script will assist in showing the differences between the servers without actually acting on the differences (will not copy any files). Key part of the command below is “-n, –dry-run perform a trial…