by Pedro M. S. Oliveira | Sep 7, 2013 | Linux
Hi!
Here is the new version of TOR rpm package, you may also install other mainstreams versions from EPEL, currently this one is the latest.
This package is for RHEL 6.4 and all it’s clones (CentOS, Scientific Linux, etc)
tor-0.2.4.17.rc-tor.0.rh6_4.x86_64
md5sum: 11bf2bf0e0185f85e9433d5c1b5ddeb8
scr code: https://www.torproject.org/dist/tor-0.2.4.17-rc.tar.gz
to install:
rpm -Uvh tor-0.2.4.17.rc-tor.0.rh6_4.x86_64
or
yum localinstall tor-0.2.4.17.rc-tor.0.rh6_4.x86_64
Hope it helps,
Pedro Oliveira
by Pedro M. S. Oliveira | Nov 11, 2012 | Linux
It’s been a while since I last wrote and today I won’t write much either, I’ll just leave an update on the TOR rpm packages for RHEL 6 and it’s clones.
Cheers,
Pedro M. S. Oliveira
Binary:
tor-0.2.2.39-tor.0.rh6_3.x86_64.rpm
Source:
tor-0.2.2.39-tor.0.rh6_3.src.rpm
by Pedro M. S. Oliveira | Mar 9, 2012 | Linux
Hi!
About a year ago I’ve setup some linux RHEL 6 with multipath access to an HP EVA storage.
Today I needed to do it again, and to do so i needed to list all the path available to the storage device, here’s my command line (hope it helps someone else) to list all the path and volumes:
ls /dev/sd* | grep -E -v '[0-9]' | while read D ; do F=$(echo $D) ; \
echo -n $F ; echo -n " " ; scsi_id --page=0x83 --whitelisted --device=$F | \
sort -k 2 ; done | sort -k 2
The output should be something like this:
/dev/sda 3600508b1001c927a634cedb90322b49e
/dev/sdb 3600508b4000744ff0000a00001fd0000
/dev/sdf 3600508b4000744ff0000a00001fd0000
/dev/sdj 3600508b4000744ff0000a00001fd0000
/dev/sdn 3600508b4000744ff0000a00001fd0000
/dev/sdd 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025c0000
/dev/sdh 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025c0000
/dev/sdl 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025c0000
/dev/sdp 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025c0000
/dev/sde 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025f0000
/dev/sdi 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025f0000
/dev/sdm 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025f0000
/dev/sdq 3600508b4000744ff0000a000025f0000
/dev/sdc 3600508b4000744ff0000a00002660000
/dev/sdg 3600508b4000744ff0000a00002660000
/dev/sdk 3600508b4000744ff0000a00002660000
/dev/sdo 3600508b4000744ff0000a00002660000
As you can see I’ve one available disk on this server, actually this one is a RAID1 (HW) config (sda), 16 paths to my storage device, that delivers 4 different volumes (4 paths to each volume).
Sometime later I’ll discuss the multipath configuration but for now i just wanted to leave the command line that help me list all the paths ids.
Cheers,
Pedro Oliveira
