Sometimes Windows can become corrupted during updates or software installations. It's possible to perform a system file check using a handy tool called DISM. To perform the system file check, you need to run a command prompt as administrator, and... Read more
A client ordered a Windows Server 2022 Standard for their offices, to be installed on a small HP ProLiant ML cube. Knowing that these servers no longer have a DVD drive, and that I haven't been able to get ILO working, I resigned myself to downloading a Windows Server 2022 evaluation ISO, and... Read more
A while ago, I had some fun putting this WordPress site behind a reverse proxy (limiting the number of IPv4 addresses available on my infrastructure), and I encountered a few minor issues with AJAX requests that stopped working. So, I'm writing a note below to help those who are also experiencing problems... Read more
During a project, I needed to retrieve statistical data from a remote server and display it in a dashboard within my Grafana interface. Instead of storing system information, such as CPU or network usage, I needed to store and display query results... Read more
One day, while I was updating, I had the unpleasant surprise of discovering that the virtual machine's hard drive was inconsistent, and that Debian couldn't manually repair these errors. To fix this error, I was asked to run fsck manually. Apparently, Debian can't fix this problem. ... Read more