You know the drill. You upload the image, you want a nice crop, but then There has been an error cropping your image. Ouch. Fortunately it’s a simple issue with a very easy fix: yum install php-gd systemctl restart php-fpm systemctl restart nginx Aaand that’s it.
In my earlier post I explained how to install WordPress on CentOS. It’s all good until you get the first update notification for WordPress itself: But if you click on that Update Now button, guess what happens: Of course, you want FTP credentials, what else? To perform the requested action, WordPress needs to access your […]
Redmine 4 was released more than 2 months ago, but many themes, even premium, paid ones, still don’t play nicely with it. Apparently most issues arise from the fact that several themes copy-paste parts from Redmine’s own application.css instead of including it. The latter may not be feasible if the theme changes many aspects of […]
The @base Ruby version is ancient and actually EOL’d, so you should really use RVM for your Ruby needs. The good news is that it’s really simple. Cleanup Chances are, you already have Ruby installed from the EL repo. And possibly some gems, too. In this case: # remove old versions gem cleanup # remove […]
Preamble First of all, I’d like to thank the crew of #postgresql and #centos on freenode for all the help, much appreciated! The scenario is the Foobar company with Active Directory as the directory service. They use CentOS 7 application servers, among them PostgreSQL. The company’s domain name is foobar.com, and the corresponding AD domain […]
This guide builds largery on the Ubuntu Active Directory tutorial, so if something’s not clear, please make sure to check that one, too. Here’s the script which you can run on your CentOS hosts. Make sure to replace ad.foobar.com and AD.FOOBAR.COM occurences with your actual domain. Also, this script uses AD\Administrator, if that doesn’t suit […]
While I still hate Intel iGPUs, I could no longer hold off and wait for a new motherboard with a x16 slot. The performance gains are just too big. In fact, it’s so fast, it actually matches the performance of the good old Core 2 Quad Q6600. With 10% of the TDP. This SoC is […]
Following up on my previous hurdles, here’s what happened after upgrading to CentOS 7.6. We use PostgreSQL primarily, but also some MSSQL and MySQL. With 7.6, Red Hat quietly decided it’s no longer a sane default to let Tomcat connect to databases. Because, webapps normally don’t use databases, right? Anyway, let’s write a proper policy […]
About Why, it’s the easiest way to install and manage Killing Floor 2 on Linux. All you need is a fresh, up-to-date install of CentOS 7. Features: One-command installation of the Killing Floor 2 Linux Server One-command uninstallation as well Automatic backup of previous config during install and uninstall Full support for firewalld and Security-Enhanced […]
The newest patch, Update 1071 is out, folks! Check out the trailer: Also check out the complete changelog. If you want to install a new Linux Server, check out my older post, Dedicated Killing Floor 2 Server on Linux v2. To update an existing instance: kf2.sh stop kf2.sh update kf2.sh init kf2.sh config kf2.sh start […]