elasticsearch | rename an index
You can’t rename indices, but you can clone them:
Tag: clone
WSUS | Hint for cloned machines.
Do sysprep.exe, but you will lose activation, licenses, maybe devices. The poor mans way: Remove the SusClientID and (if exists) AccountDomainID from Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate
git | get a public repository
For first clone use https: $ git clone https://github.com/USER/REPSITORY.git For further updates do $ git pull
OpenBSD 5.5 and later | cloning a disk the easy way
ATTENTION! Your default kernel always uses the root device per default from which he origins. This is hardcoded. You can change this at boot time using the boot -a (man boot) command at the boot prompt. It is NOT possible to script this (even using the /etc/boot.conf). This is not really a problem, if your […]
OpenBSD 5.1 and earlier | Cloning a disk the easy way
#!/bin/sh DISKLABEL=$(which disklabel) FDISK=$(which fdisk) DUMP=$(which dump) RESTORE=$(which restore) NEWFS=$(which newfs) MOUNT=$(which mount) UMOUNT=$(which umount) DUMP=$(which dump) RESTORE=$(which restore) MNT=”/mnt” LABEL=”/tmp/label” if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then echo “usage: do_clone.sh FROM TO” echo “example: do_clone.sh wd0 wd1” exit fi SRC=$1 $DISKLABEL $SRC > /dev/null || exit TAR=$2 $DISKLABEL $TAR > /dev/null || exit #echo […]
OpenBSD 5.2 and later | cloning a disk the easy way
ATTENTION! Your default kernel always uses the root device per default from which he origins. This is hardcoded. You can change this at boot time using the boot -a (man boot) command at the boot prompt. It is NOT possible to script this (even using the /etc/boot.conf). This is not really a problem, cs if […]
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