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#!/bin/sh

# NextCloud to BackBlaze B2 Backup Script
# Author: Autoize (autoize.com)

# This script creates an incremental backup of your NextCloud instance at BackBlaze's off-site location.
# BackBlaze B2 is an object storage service that is much less expensive than using Amazon S3 for the same purpose, with similar versioning and lifecycle management features.
# Uploads are free, and storage costs only $0.005/GB/month compared to S3's $0.022/GB/month.

# Requirements

PowerWagon

If you are trying to decide between this and the MySQL version, this is better.
I've tried to document what I learned setting up pwm-1.8.0-SNAPSHOT-2016-10-26T09:44:11Z-pwm-bundle.zip from https://github.com/pwm-project/pwm, an LDAP self-service java webapp on Oracle Linux 6.  RHEL or CentOS should work exactly the same.
My lastest attempt as of 2/22/17, worked on Oracle Linux 7 (should work exatly the same on CentOS 7 or RHEL 7) _updating to_ the file pwm-1.8.0-SNAPSHOT-2017-02-19T20:34:49Z-pwm-bundle.zip from https://github.com/pwm-project/pwm

For the impatient:
DONT RUN TOMCAT UNMODIFIED on your FreeIPA server.  FreeIPA uses its own Tomcat.
Install java 7, tomcat 7 from binaries at the Apache website (don't use distro's packages), and deploy the pwm.war file.
Adjust your firewall to open TCP 8080, if using default Tomcat settings.
The guided configuration wizard doesn't work because you have to adjust the unique ID attribute name, use manual configuration.
Choose OpenLDAP for the configuration type.

vanDonselaar

# Retrieved from: http://iranzo.github.io/blog/2015/05/01/intel-amt-on-linux-for-remote-control-slash-fencing/

ip=myhost
AMT_PASSWORD="Qwerty12#$"

# Must be exactly *8 characters long* and contain at least one of each:
#   [ lower case, upper case, number, special character ]
VNC_PASSWORD="Abcdef1@"

# Enable KVM