I recently bought a Honda H3001 riding mower, it was sold for parts. I have tried to fix everything, but the most challenges for me is the deck belt. I bought 2 deck belt and i could not install it in the first place because none of them fit perfectly. They are all 5/8in x 72, after many tries, days, this is what i figured out. The correct part # is 76181-763-A02 or any equivalent 5/8in x 72 in deck If your belt is too tight or too loose, adjust the tension belt. When you install the deck, install the belt first, connect the beltRead More →

# if datafield in options, set datafield = options[’datafield’] if ‘datafield’ in options: try: data = json.loads(result[options[’datafield’]]) if “json” in str(headers).lower(): data=data.dump() except: data = str(result[options[’datafield’]]) else: data = NoneRead More →

echo -ne ‘\x03\x00\x00\x2c\x27\xe0\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00”Cookie: mstshash=eltons\r\n”\x01\x00\x08\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00’ | nc -w 1 localhost 80 | xxd -p | xargs -0 printf ‘RDP response: %s\n’Read More →

Let’s walk through how to extract meaningful fields like IP address, port, error level, and message content from a raw PHP warning log using regular expressions and Splunk’s rex command. Step 1: The Raw Log Here’s a sample of the raw log we’re working with: [client 104.23.211.100:21636] PHP Warning: Cannot assign an empty string to a string offset in /www/website.com/httpdocs/wp-includes/user.php on line 41 From this log, we want to extract: IP Address Port Error Level (e.g., Warning, Notice, etc.) Full message content after the error level Step 2: Crafting the Regex Pattern We used regexr.com to help test and refine our regular expression. After experimenting,Read More →

I recently picked up an older HP 880 gaming desktop and noticed something odd: it came with a 32GB NVMe drive pre-installed, and no other storage device was present. Naturally, I tried installing Windows directly onto the 32GB NVMe, but the installer couldn’t detect it at all. That was my first clue something was off. To proceed, I installed a standard hard drive and successfully installed Windows there. Interestingly, during the installation process, the system still didn’t show the 32GB NVMe as a usable drive. So what’s that mysterious 32GB module actually doing? That’s when I noticed something impressive—this system boots incredibly fast. I’m aRead More →

This was my first visit to Harpers Ferry. Before coming, I tried to find some brief information about the area, but most of it wasn’t very helpful. So, I decided to write this short note to share my experience: What’s the main spot to visit?The highlight of the trip was the overlook point I marked on the map. From there, you get a great view of the bridge and can walk across it toward Maryland Heights. It’s definitely worth seeing. Parking OptionsThere are three main parking areas: Parking 1 – Visitor Center:Located at the main entrance, this lot has plenty of spaces. You can alsoRead More →

mkdir /opt/splunkforwarderuseradd -m splunk cd /opt/splunkforwarder wget -O splunkforwarder-9.4.2-e9664af3d956-linux-amd64.deb “https://download.splunk.com/products/universalforwarder/releases/9.4.2/linux/splunkforwarder-9.4.2-e9664af3d956-linux-amd64.deb”dpkg -i splunkforwarder-9.4.2-e9664af3d956-linux-amd64.deb chown -R splunk:splunk /opt/splunkforwarder /opt/splunkforwarder/bin/splunk start cd etc/system/local/nano outputs.conf nano inputs.conf sudo systemctl restart SplunkForwarder.service sudo systemctl status SplunkForwarder.serviceRead More →

In the past, hosting a website from your own home required a fair amount of technical know-how and came with significant security risks. Traditional setups involved several key steps: Configuring your home router to forward a port to your internal server. Ensuring you had a static IP address. Purchasing and installing an SSL certificate for secure HTTPS access. While effective, this approach exposed your home network to the internet. Opening ports on your router made your physical location traceable and increased the risk of cyberattacks. A Safer, Simpler Way: Cloudflare Zero Trust Cloudflare Zero Trust has transformed how individuals can host services from their homesRead More →