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Happy Music Monday! Today is Scott's day to heat things up a little bit. We're taking a good, long look into the furnace. Today our theme is Fire and it's going to be… aw, do we need to say it? Really? You're gonna make us say it. FINE then, it's going to be hot. Whatever, you asked for it. Here's the first song.
Ohio Players - Fire
Why, yes, it IS funkier than you deserve! The Ohio Players knew how to make a groove hot, and as such, they deserve to start us off. Remember, when you hear the sirens, pull over to the side of the road and let 'em pass.
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen! If you can, see you after the jump.
Of course, fire isn't just a literal thing. The fires of desire burn hotter than most summer days.
Bruce Springsteen - I'm On Fire
If there's one thing Bruce is good at, it's taking a simple feeling and filling it full of drama and beauty. Here's the story of a kid in love that doesn't care about the consequences of his actions, as long as it gets him the woman he loves. You can pretty much feel the summer night in this one, can't you?
Simply Red - New Flame
Love, like fire, can also burn itself out. Every now and then, some people need some heat from an outside source. A new flame, if you will. Passion, like fire, goes out if not properly tended.
Jose Feliciano - Light My Fire
There aren't too many fire songs that sound this cool. This Doors cover makes for a controlled burn, for sure, but it's still a scorcher as it builds. Plus that ending lyrics is very nice. "I wanna thank everybody for lighting my fire!" Awww. Jim could take a lesson in manners from Jose.
The Cult - Fire Woman
Closing us out is this hit from- well, not really hair metal, but not really "alternative" either. The truth is that The Cult was just a pretty good rock band, mixing the jangly guitar with radio-friendly hooks and- well, they were just hot. No wonder this fire-based song was their big hit.
Now, don't waste all your hot songs this week, because we've got a follow-up post next week to celebrate the Dog Days of summer! Even still, post a few of your favorite fire songs this week and help us make our mix sound good. Then fire up our Turntable.fm room and the regular Music Monday enjoyment. And good luck staying cool! Also, let us just remind you: some images come from the corresponding Wikipedia page and are here under fair use.
Can't believe you missed this easy one:
R.E.M. - "The One I Love" (FIRE!)
"We Didn't Start the Fire" by Billy Joel
"Disco Inferno" by The Trammps
"Sunny Came Home" by Shawn Colvin
And don't forget the children's song "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow"
Burn Hollywood burn...
or the god of hellfire.
Song from the other cult:
Blue Oyster Cult - "Burnin' For You"
Fight fire with fire...
For several minutes all I could think of was Bob Seger, but I have my pride, and eventually my mind started working properly
Steely Dan, Fire in the Hole
Lydia Lunch!
Still Burning
Burning Skullsw/Rowland S. Howard
Brian Eno!
Baby's on Fire
Burning Airlines Give You So Much More
Roxy Music,Both Ends Burning
"Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple;
"Light my fire" by The Doors;
and yet another "Fire on the Mountain" by The Outlaws
Fire on High - ELO
Jump into the Fire - Harry Nilsson
How about the Springsteen penned "Fire"?
or a B-side of a 45 vinyl?
Metallica: Fight Fire With Fire & Fuel
Queen - Put Out The Fire
Bloodhound Gang: Fire Water Burn
I have an "#ISetThisClubOnFire" Playlist. These are the ones that kicked it off, since some of the other ones on it have already been mentioned.
"When I. Arrive. I-I Bring the fire..." (Let it Rock)
"I set FIRE... to the RAIN..." (Adele - Set Fire to the Rain)
"This place about to BLOW-ow-ow-ow oh oh oh oh..." (Ke$sha)
Dynamite - Tiao Cruz
Kashade - Fire in your New Shoes
"Shorty is cool like fire... Cool like fire! Somebody call 9-1-1.
Talking Heads Burning Down The House (HQ)
( http://blip.fm/~1a6vk4 )
^ I DO know how I missed this one.
Church Of Hot Addiction - Cobra Starship
( http://blip.fm/~1a3lni )
^ Hilarious
The Trammps - Disco Inferno (DiFrankz' Burnin' Remix)
( http://blip.fm/~1ajay4 )
^ Don't know how I MISSED this one.
Along with Smoke On The Water is...
Along with Burnin' For You is...
Along with Fight Fire With Fire is...
Few more...
LarryLars wrote:
or a B-side of a 45 vinyl?
Man, Robocop was on last night, and I watched most of it, which led to me spending a lot of time last night and this morning thinking of this scene from Shoot the Moon
and I STILL didn't think of posting this song! I have no excuse.
I just KNEW there was a Foetus song:
Also, this is probably my best chance to post The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys
Burn Three Times by (Todd Rundgren's) Utopia
Fire Down Below by Bob Segar and the Silver Bullet Band
"Ring of Fire" by Johnny Cash
"Beds are Burning" by Midnight Oil
"Paper in Fire" by John Mellencamp
"Hearts on Fire" - Hammerfall
"Start a Fire" - Audio Adrenaline
"Fire it Up" - Thousand Foot Krutch
"The Fire Breathes" - Skillet
"Through the Fire and Flames" - DragonForce
And on a more obscure note,
"Smoke on the Horizon" - Assemblage 23
"John Orr the Arsonist" - And Then There Were None
"Through the Fire" - Day of Fire
and while I'm back in the stone ages, how about Smoke From a Distant Fire by the Sanford-Townsend Band
a couple more.....
I am fashionably late to this party, it seems. ;)
From their non-makeup era.
Naughty but so nice.
Sweetest song; firefly hugs are probably really uncomfortable, though.
I'll see your Prodigy and raise you Die Antwoord. (Warning: Explicit and definitely offensive!)
The New Pornographers
And watch as I attempt to go for the Spencer Krug Trifecta
Wolf Parade - This Heart's On Fire
Swan Lake - All Fires
Moonface & Siinai - Yesterday's Fire
(As Always here are some modest mouse tunes: Fire It Up, and Lampshades on fire)
Oh Oh This one too!!
David Bowie - (You will) Set the world on fire
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You may be wondering why should I need to think about securing my Nagios server? Well, think about the amount of information the attacker can get if they compromise it.
All the examples below assumes you are using Ubuntu. However these examples will help any user running a Nagios server to make it more secure since the concepts will still apply.
Below is an example of apache configuration for a Nagios web interface:
Options ExecCGI
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
AuthName "Nagios Access"
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile /usr/local/nagios/etc/htpasswd.users
Require valid-user
The 'Allow from' option is used to provide access to only a certain IP address and/or network. The above example allows any IP address to access the web interface. The other security options are used for authentication. 'AuthType' defines the type of authentication being used. There are two types you can choose from Basic or Digest. Basic authentication will transmit your passwords and username as clear text. However using Digest the passwords are transmitted as MD5 digests which is more secure then in clear text.
After making some security improvement we get the below.
Options ExecCGI
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from 192.168.4.
AuthName "Nagios Access"
AuthType Digest
AuthDigestFile /usr/local/nagios/etc/htpasswd.users
Require valid-user
Now only computers on the 192.168.4.0 network can have access to the web interface. Also we are now using Digest authentication instead of the insecure method of Basic authentication.
Now we need to add users and passwords to allow accesses to the web interface. To add a new user using digest authentication use the below command:
# htdigest -c /usr/local/nagios/etc/htpasswd.users realm username
Digest is more secure then Basic authentication but the best way keep your username and passwords safe is to use SSL.
Make sure that you restart apache if you make any configuration changes.
# /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
This sections lists some of the best security practices when setting up an Nagios server.
This sections we will look at ways you can make NRPE more secure. This remote agent is used to execute programs on an remote host for doing checks like the load or disk usage. Since we don't want any programs or users being able to execute commands on our remote machines it's important to spend some time to make NRPE more secure.
Since NRPE come with support for TCP wrappers we can define which hosts have access to it.
Example /etc/hosts.allow
This will allow only 192.168.1.91 to be able to use this remote agent on this host. You should replace this with the IP address of your Nagios client. Note this should be used on both your Nagios server and client.
NRPE should never run as root or any other superusers it should only be run as a nagios user in the group nagios. In /etc/nagios/nrpe.cfg you can check weather or not it's running as nagios.
Example part of /etc/nagios/nrpe.cfg
Another part of NRPE that can be a security hole is allowing command arguments. We don't want attacks to send malicious arguments that can compromise our system. Some times we need to allow Nagios to send command arguments but if you don't need it to be enable which most times they are not needed then you should definitely disable them.
To disable them edit /etc/nagios/nrpe.cfg and make sure that you have the below line:
Make user you restart nrpe to if you make any changes to nrpe.cfg. For more information on how to secure NRPE please read the file called SECURITY in the packages source file.
Any time you communicate over a network you should be thinking about how can I make this more secure. This is where SSL is needed.
NRPE allows you to enable it to use SSL but your package must have configured it with the enable-ssl option. If NRPE is configured to use SSL note, both the client and the server instance must have it enabled to work.
Next we should also configure SSL so that we don't send our web interfaces passwords in clear text.
# openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.3des-key 1024
# openssl rsa -in server.3des-key -out server.key
# openssl req -new -key server.key -x509 -out server.crt -days 365
# chmod 600 server.key
# rm server.3des-key
# mv server.crt /etc/ssl/
# mv server.key /etc/ssl/private/
Now that we have generated our certificate we need to tell Apache to use them.
In your Apache configuration you will need to add the SSLRequireSSL options for example:
Options ExecCGI
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from 192.168.4.
AuthName "Nagios Access"
AuthType Digest
AuthDigestFile /usr/local/nagios/etc/htpasswd.users
Require valid-user
Remember to restart Apache.
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Connect sprayer to hose
Turn on water
Push tab on applicator to ON position
Spray evenly over lawn
Spray any time weeds are actively growing.
For Best Results - Spray when daytime temperatures are above 45°F and below 90°F.
Rain or watering 1 hour after application will not wash away effectiveness.
Apply to actively growing weeds as needed. Wait 2 weeks before reapplying to same weeds. Do not apply more than twice per year.
Lawns. Kills weeds, not lawns when used as directed. See label for list of grass types.
Do not use on Floratam (a variety of St. Augustinegrass), Centipede or Bahiagrass lawns.
Do not use on or around fruits, vegetables, flowers or shrubs.
32 oz. ready to spray covers approximately 5,000 sq. feet
Weeds: Kills over 200 weeds, including: Crabgrass, Dandelion, Clover, Ground Ivy (Creeping Charlie), Plantains, Thistles, Field Violet, Yellow Woodsorrel, Pennywort (Dollarweed), English Daisy, Wild Garlic.
1 qt. Bottle with hose end sprayer
2.13% Quinclorac, 6.42% 2,4-D, 0.60% Dicamba
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