The Biggest Problem With Bitbucket Admin Password Reset, And How You Can Fix It

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Bitbucket Lockout Recovery Process

As an administrator, you may find yourself locked out of Bitbucket Server and unable to log in. This situation can arise when all users are managed externally from Bitbucket Server, and Bitbucket Server becomes unable to access those user directories for some reason, including

BITBUCKET_HOME:      /bitbucket/atlassian/application-data/bitbucket

CATALINA_BASE:           /opt/atlassian/bitbucket/4.0.3

Step  1: 

Locate your Bitbucket Home Directory 

ps  -ef   | grep  atl

Find following line “JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS” in your CATALINA_BASE 

grep -HRn "JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS" /opt/atlassian/bitbucket/4.0.3/bin

Screenshot Bitbucket Server Version 4.0.x 

for Windows, edit setenv.bat  file

For linux, edit setenv.bat file

Screenshot Bitbucket Server Version  5.X+, and later.

For Window, edit  _start-webapp.bat

For Linux, exit  _start-webapp.sh

Step 2:

Open file as per the your bitbucket server version :

vi  /opt/atlassian/bitbucket/4.0.3/bin/setenv.sh

Find line JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS and add following line “-

Datlassian.recovery.password=temporarypassword”

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# Occasionally Atlassian Support may recommend that you set some specific JVM arguments.  You can use this variable

# below to do that.

#

JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS="-Datlassian.recovery.password=temporarypassword"

Here “temporarypassword” is temporary password to open git in recovery mode, you can set  any suitable recovery password. 

Step 3:

After the update bitbucket setenv.sh file restart service  and open bitbucket server

/etc/init.d/atlbitbucket stop/etc/init.d/atlbitbucket start

http://172.17.20.222:7990

Username:  recovery_admin

Password: temporarypassword

Note:  Bitbucket is running in recovery mode. You can log in as recovery_admin  using the password specified when starting Bitbucket - Bitbucket Server Recovery Doc

Step 4:

Change Bitbucket Server Admin Password : After successfully login on Bitbucket Server

Go to Settings → User → Administrator 

Click on Change Password and Update new password 

Step 5:

Now we have  successfully changed  admin password, Now we will disable bitbucket server recover mode

vi  /opt/atlassian/bitbucket/4.0.3/bin/setenv.sh

Find line JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS and remove following line “-Datlassian.recovery.password=temporarypassword”

# Occasionally Atlassian Support may recommend that you set some specific JVM arguments.  You can use this variable

# below to do that.

#

JVM_SUPPORT_RECOMMENDED_ARGS=""

Bitbucket Recover mode disabled, Restart bitbucket service 

/etc/init.d/atlbitbucket stop/etc/init.d/atlbitbucket start

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What is Docker | How to Install Docker in CentOS / RHEL 7 with Screenshot | linuxtopic

What is docker ?
What is Docker definition ?

Docker Installation - What is Docker

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Docker is an open source containerization technology that is designed to make it easier to create, deploy, and run applications using containers.


To install some dependency package

yum install -y yum-utils device-mapper-persistent-data lvm2

To Install repository

yum install epel-releaseORyum-config-manager --add-repo https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker-ce.repo

Verify

cat /etc/yum.repos.d/docker-ce.repo

To Install Docker on CentOS/RHEL 7

yum install docker

To list package

yum list docker-ce --showduplicates | sort -r

To Start Docker Service on CentOS 7

systemctl start dockersystemctl status dockersystemctl enable docker

Verify Docker Version and info Docker

docker version

docker --version

docker info

To help docker

docker --help

To Remove Docker

check docker package on your system, if already installed remove it and install a fresh one

yum list docker-ce --showduplicates | sort -r 

yum remove docker-*

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How to Create JKS Using Ansible | Generate p12 Using Playbook | Ansible Tutorial

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How to create jks using ansible ?
How to create p12 using ansible ?
How to execute a command and responds to prompts in ansible ?
How to use expect/read in ansible ?

In This topic we will create PKCS12 file and then create JKS file using expect module.

Step 1:

Go to the ansible main directory and create yml file with suitable name

cd /etc/ansiblevi p12.yml

---

- name: Use EXPECT / Read

  hosts: 127.0.0.1

  gather_facts: false

We define name and hosts entry for execution of this playbook, you can replace 127.0.0.1 with your targeted hosts or group

  tasks:

  - name: install expect

    pip: name=pexpect

pexpect python module require on Client so first we will install pexpect using pip module

  - name: Create PKCS12

    expect:

     command: openssl pkcs12 -export -in /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/linuxtopic-self-signed.crt -inkey /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/server-master.key -out  /opt/server-pkcs.p12

     responses:

       Enter Export Password: "password"

       Verifying - Enter Export Password: "password"

In 2nd task we use expect module, before use it read document,  at list run your command on hosts and copy all response like it will ask “Enter Export Password:”  you can type your response in double cote (“”) 

    Enter Export Password: "password"

Generate p12 file

  
- name: Generate JKS file

    expect:

     command: keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore /opt/server-pkcs.p12 -srcstoretype pkcs12 -destkeystore /opt/server-jskfile.jsk -deststoretype JKS

     responses:

       Enter destination keystore password:  "jkspassword"

       Re-enter new password: "jkspassword"

       Enter source keystore password: "password"

3rd task: we generate JKS file using same expect module 

Generate JKS file using ansible

Your playbook has been ready to execute, you can run using ansible-playbook command, just copy full playbook:

---

- name: Use EXPECT / Read

  hosts: 127.0.0.1

  gather_facts: false

  tasks:

  - name: install expect

    pip: name=pexpect

  - name: Create PKCS12

    expect:

     command: openssl pkcs12 -export -in /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/linuxtopic-self-signed.crt -inkey /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/server-master.key -out  /opt/server-pkcs.p12

     responses:

       Enter Export Password: "password"

       Verifying - Enter Export Password: "password"

  - name: Generate JKS file

    expect:

     command: keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore /opt/server-pkcs.p12 -srcstoretype pkcs12 -destkeystore /opt/server-jskfile.jsk -deststoretype JKS

     responses:

       Enter destination keystore password:  "jkspassword"

       Re-enter new password: "jkspassword"

       Enter source keystore password: "password"

Step 2:

ansible-playbook  p12.yml

Verify by checking jks and p12 file

ll  /opt/

Both files available in opt directory, means playbook working fine 



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How to Generate SSL Certificate using Ansible | Generation CSR using Ansible

In this tutorial we will install openssl package and use following listed modules

Openssl_privatekey - To generate private key
Openssl_csr - To generate csr file
Openssl_certificate - To Generate certificate

Before we start this tutorial we read example and doc of all module

ansible-doc openssl_privatekeyansible-doc openssl_csransible-doc openssl_certificate

Step 1:

Go to ansible main directory and create yml file with suitable name

cd /etc/ansiblevi ssl-certs.yml

#We define name and hosts entry for execution of this playbook, you can replace 127.0.0.1 with your targeted hosts or group

---

- name: generate ssl certificate

  hosts: 127.0.0.1

  gather_facts: false

# For generation of SSL certs we required a openssl package so our first task is to install package on remote/localhost, 

  tasks:

  - name: Install openssl package

    yum: name=openssl state=latest

# This is optional steps to keep ssl certificate, create a directory

  - name: Create ssl directory

    file: path=/etc/ssl/linuxtopic state=directory mode=0775

# Now we will generate a private key by using a "openssl_privatekey" module 

  - name: Generate Private key

    openssl_privatekey: path=/etc/ssl/linuxtopic/server-master.key

# After generation of key we will generate csr with the help of "openssl_csr" module 

  - name: Generate CSR

    openssl_csr: 

     path: /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/linuxtopic-client.csr

     privatekey_path: /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/server-master.key 

     common_name: linuxtopic.com 

     country_name: IN

     email_address: [email protected]

     organization_name: linuxtopic

# at the end of the tasks we will generate certificate using  "openssl_certificate" module

  - name: Generate a self signed certificate

    openssl_certificate:

     csr_path: /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/linuxtopic-client.csr

     path: /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/linuxtopic-self-signed.crt

     privatekey_path: /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/server-master.key

     provider: selfsigned

Step 2:

To execute ansible playbook

ansible-playbook ssl-certs.yml

Step 3: 

To Verify 

ls -lah /etc/ssl/linuxtopic/

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How to Create 100% Securely AWS Account Using Debit Card | AWS Free Tier Account

AWS Account

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What is AWS ?

AWS - Amazon Web Service is Cloud Platform that offering over 160+ fully featured services globally.

How to Create a Free Account on AWS ?

There are following steps to Create a free account on AWS.

1 - Open Official Web Site of AWS

https://aws.amazon.com

Click on Create on Free Account - Button, it will open a Signup form

2 - Fill up Signup form with valid email address, choose password and AWS account name.

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Note: You can click on Sign in if you have already AWS account.

Press Continues button, For Update Contact Information, We will Select Account Type, Two option "Professional and Personal" are available, you can select according to your need, in this tutorial we will select a person.

3 -  Add your Full Name as you like, Phone Number, Select  your country from drug down menu,  Address, City, State, Postal Code then check on the AWS Agreement.



After Fill up all details, Click on "Create Account and Continues" button, it will ask you a Payment Information.

Type Credit / Debit Card details like Number, Expire date, Cardholder name.

Select your billing Address other wise click on use a new address option for add new address.

PAN Card option, As your wish to add them  otherwise select no.

Press on "Secure Submit" It will charge Rs 2 and it is  refundable after 3 - 5 business days. 

After Successfully payment, Confirm your Identity. 

4 - Select your Country Code from Drug down, add your phone number and type Security check 

 

Press "Contact me", you will received a call from AWS.



5 - Confirm your 4 digit number on your phone keypad.



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6 - Your Identity has been verified now press "continues"  and select your plan



There are 3 Plan Basic, Developer and Business available on AWS, select your plan according to your need. here we will select a Basic Plan by Click on "Free" Button.

Select your "My role is" and "I am interested in" from drug down menu and press submit button.

Your account has been successfully created, now you can login in your account by click on Sing in button of top right corner.

Interview Question | LVM | Disk Management | Logical Volume Manager

Logical Volume Manager

LVM Extents, Logical Volume Manager, Disk Management, lvm in ubuntu, lvm linux, LVM, lvextend, lvresize, vg

Q - Why lvm required ?

LVM stands for Logical Volume Manager and it is a capable to resize the filesystem using lvextend and lvreduce command. so lvm is required

For Example we have 120GB disk and its getting full, We can resize there partition easily and its risky, if same disk using a LVM, we can add another disk and resize there partition easily


Q - How to add another disk in LVM

1) Install New HDD

2) Create Partition

3) pvcreate /dev/disk partation

pvcreate /dev/sdb1

4) vgextand <vgname> <partation>

vgextend linuxtopic /dev/sdb1

5) lvextend -L +10G <LVM Partition>


Q - Is it possible to extend LVM partition ?

Q - How to extend a lvm ?

Q - How to increase the size of a volume partition ?

Yes, We can extend/increase the LVM partition, We require a lvextend command

lvextend -L +10G <LVM Partition>

it will extend 10Gb

Q - What a difference between -L and -l in LVM ?

-L represent the LogicalVolumeSize and -l represent the LogicalExtentsNumber

-L used to resize lvm Size and -l used to resize the lvm extents

Q - How to reduce or shrink the size of LVM partition ?

Q - what steps of lvm partition reduce and shrink ?

Below are the Steps to reduce the size of LVM partition

1) Unmount the filesystem

umount <lvm partation>

2) run resize2fs command with

resize2fs <lvm partition> <size>

3) run lvreduce command

lvreduce -L -10G <lvm partition>

Q - What is LVM extents ?

Q - What is default value of extents ?

Q - What is extents in lvm ?

LVM breaks up each physical volume into extents & Extents are the elementary blocks of LVM allocation, one extent default value is 4MB.

Also Read...

What is Umask | User Mask or User file creation MASK in Linux
What is UID and GID in Linux

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Interview Question | What is UID and GID in Linux | User Identifier | Group Identifier in Linux

What is UID and GID in Linux ?

What is UID and GID in Linux ?

What is UID in Linux ?
How to Default value of UID ?
What is differences of UID and GID ?
What is uid and gid for the root user?

UID : User Identifier

UID (User identifier)is a number that assigned by Linux to every user of the system. UIDs are stored in the /etc/passwd

Value of UID

0 to 99 value = System

100 to 499 = Reserved for dynamic allocation

500 / 1000 = Reserved for new users

How to Check Default UID Value ?

We can check default uid value by the command :

cat /etc/login.defs | grep UID

Output something like this

UID_MIN 1000
UID_MAX 60000
#SYS_UID_MIN 100
#SYS_UID_MAX 999


What is UID and GID of root User ?

root is the first user of the system so uid and gid is 0

GID : Group Identifier

All Groups of Linux are defined by GIDs (group IDs). GIDs are stored in the /etc/groups file. the first 100 GIDs are usually reserved for system use.


Difference UID and GID


UID

UID full form is User Identifier, It Used to assign a Identity Number of User
UID Store in /etc/passwd

GID

GID full form is Group Identifier, It Used to assign a Identity Number of Group
GID Store in /etc/group



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