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                        "*": "{{UpdateNeeded}}\n\nUseful reference information on various hacker topics as well as links helpful to running the Hackerspace.\n\n== Electrical and Electronics ==\n* [http://mightyohm.com/blog/2011/04/soldering-is-easy-comic-book/ \"Soldering is Easy\" comic book] - good beginners guide to soldering\n* [http://www.pighixxx.com/abc-english-version/ Arduino Basic Connections]\n\n== Hackerspace Swag ==\n[http://www.busybeaver.net Busy Beaver Button Co.] - local button-making business with reasonable prices. Alternatively we can make buttons ourselves or with help of John Stoner's friend.\n\n[http://wcsshirts.com/ Windy City Silkscreening] - local t-shirt printing business with reasonable prices. They no longer offer American Apparel, but they will print on anything you will supply to them. Rough pricing is ($20 per color per side) + (~$1-3 per shirt if supplied OR you pick from their catalog at a cost of $5-7) + sales tax. Alternatively we can attempt printing ourselves.\n\n[http://yque.com/blanshirbyam.html Y-Que] - Plain American Apparel shirts for DIRT CHEAP. Price does down as you order more. Free shipping over $200.\n\n== Materials ==\n* [http://sugru.com/ Surgu] - Air-curing silicone rubber, also known as the \"hacking putty\""
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                        "*": "= Background =\nWe use Duply (http://duply.net) for backing up our important data to Amazon S3. Currently, backups are scheduled to run once a night, taking incrementals daily and full backups monthly. We don't turn over data that much, so retention is currently indefinite (this will have to be revisited in the future).\n\n= Restoring =\nPresuming you've got a clean system, you can start restoring by doing this:\n* Install Duply (for CentOS this will be adding the EPEL repo, and then yum -y install duply)\n* Log onto our S3 store (officers have the credentials), and navigate to the duply_metadata directory. These are copies of our backup config files/scripts as they existed on the system.\n* Copy all of the directories in there into /etc/duply on the new system you're restoring to.\n* Make a directory named /restore/\n* Run \"duply <targetname> restore /restore/\"\n\nDuply has some other options to restore from specific points in time, these are left as an exercise for the reader.\n\n= Troubleshooting =\nDuply crashes inexplicably, or silently fails, if the S3 credentials are incorrect. If you're getting a CollectionError exception, or the restore finds no information, check that your credentials on the TARGET line are up to date. Create a new credential set if you're in doubt, and verify that you can connect using another client (like Cyberduck).\n\nThe VPS's clock likes to drift occasionally for larger swings than ntpd can deal with - if you're getting strange TLS issues when talking to S3 (or things just seem to not work), check that the clock is correct.\n\n[[Category:System Administration]]\n[[Category:Disaster Recovery]]"
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