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Zero Suit Samus

Zero Suit Samus is an unarmored form of Samus Aran from the Metroid Series.
==Bio==
While Samus Aran generally prefers to perform her job as a galactic bounty hunter in her signature Power Suit, her tendency to lose all of her equipment occasionally goes so far that she misplaces the very Power Suit itself. This leaves her with nothing but the Zero Suit - a skin-tight jumpsuit offering little in the way of protection that her regular armor provides.
Having to act in her Zero Suit more or less leaves Samus naked, but also means she can move much quieter (and, to an extent, more agile) than the heavy boots of her Power Suit would allow for. She also happens to still be a very tall woman with a very athletic physique and a very large deal of muscle on her. Underestimating her can quickly result in a great deal of pain.
==In 8chanmania==
Zero Suit Samus fought in 8chanmania LI, but was immediately identified as part-alien and thus wrestled to death by the perpetually paranoid Johnny Slater.
==See also==
*Samus Aran
Category:Fighters
Category:Metroid
Zero Two

Zero Two is a character from and the main heroine of DARLING in the FRANXXX.
==Bio==
She is a Human-Klaxosaur hybrid with cute little horns and a pronounced sweet tooth. She and Shinji, I mean, Hiro, pilot giant robots to fight off the evil klaxosaurs. Someone who actually watched the show can probably expand on this.
==In 8chanmania==
Zero Two's involvement with 8chanmania dates all the way back to the porn-themed 8chanmania XXX, where she fought and promptly lost against Velvet Crowe.
8chanmania LXXI offered much off the same - Zero Two faced Phantom R, promptly jobbed, and that was that. For whatever it's worth, the two sort of bonded over R's dog Fondue.
Category:Fighters
Category:Anime Fighters
Zhenji

Zhenji is a figure from the Chinese literary classic Romance of the Three Kingdoms and a character from Dynasty Warriors.
==Bio==
A woman of stunning beauty and elegance, Zhenji originally served as the bored wife of Yuan Xi. However, she later ran off with Cao Pi of the Wei Kingdom, and had a son called Cao Rui with him. Her unfaithfulness eventually earned Zhenji her just rewards when Cao Pi, annoyed by Zhenji's constant nagging about his growing harem, ordered her to commit suicide. His regret-bound attempt to cancel the order came to late, and Zhenji could only be given the rank as Empress Wenzhao posthumously.
Within Dynasty Warriors, Zhenji is as deadly as she is pretty. Armed with a flute, a chain whip, or occasionally both, she is one of the fastest characters in the game; her main weakness being the occasional pause between her attacks that leaves her open to enemy blows.
==In 8chanmania==
Zhenji fought in the motherly 8chanmania XCI. She made short work of the Greek girl Sophitia Alexandria and sent Alarielle packing back to Ulthuan; only to make the catastrophic mistake of underestimating Alma Wade due to her appearance as a little girl.
Category:Fighters
Category:Dynasty Warriors
Zim

Zim is the main protagonist/antagonist of the cartoon show Invader Zim.
==Bio==
Zim is a nefarious alien from the Irken Empire that, as the show's name suggests, chiefly exists to invade other planets. Problem is, Zim also is a bit of a scatterbrain, and sort of razed half of planet Irk itself after somehow mistaking for the planet he technically was supposed to invade. Understandably upset, the powers that be exiled him to the furthest backwater the Irken knew - Planet Earth.
Far from being discouraged, however, Zim choose to interpret this exile as the order to conquer Earth. He infiltrates Earthling society under the guise of an elementary school student; but for some reason, all of Zim's ingenious plans and schemes somehow end up turning him into Earth's singular best means of defense against a hostile alien takeover. It's puzzling, really.
==In 8chanmania==
Zim fought in the 2000's-themed 8chanmania LXXXVI, with the usual goal of conquering all of Earth by conquering the tournament. Unfortunately for him, his first opponent turned out to be the building-sized Liberty Prime. Even more unfortunately for him, Liberty Prime concluded that Zim's red shirt designated him as a communist. You can fill out the rest of the gaps.
Category:Fighters
Category:Comics & Western Animation
Zoe Quinn

Zoe Quinn is an American game developer and writer that acted as the initial centerpiece of the GamerGate saga.
==Bio==
Quinn was a person of no further interest until she released her first game, Depression Quest. Reactions to the game were mixed, and led to even further mixed reactions that soon grew into one of the first iterations of the ongoing culture war between a self-styled progressive political left and a self-styled libertarian political right. Our lawyers suggest we go no further than that.
Be that as it may - Quinn, Depression Quest, and Moot's decision to banhammer any discussion of her from /v/ and other boards eventually led to a substantial exodus of Anons from 4chan. Said Anons would mostly end up settling down on 8chan, and thus ended up opening an entirely different can of worms. Our lawyers are convulsing by now.
==In 8chanmania==
Zoey Quinn, supported by her aide-de-camp Maya Kramer, fought in the Bad Games Mania of 8chanmania LXXII. Her run-in with Haze ended with a regretful Zoey providing Haze with a list of former business associates, as well as a dump from hell.
Category:Fighters
Category:E-Celebs
Category:Game Developers
Zombie

The regular Zombie is your regular cannon fodder from the mobileshit game Plants vs. Zombies.
==Bio==
When you're a zombie, life is good. Sure, you're no longer alive in the first place, your nose might be falling off, and you have this insatiable desire for human flesh in general and human brains in particular. But ignorance is bliss, as they say, and since most of your brain is busily decomposing or already was eaten by other zombies, you generally are pretty well off.
Life is less good when the local residents of suburbia - usually easy prey without a shopping mall or a hardware store to barricade themselves in - suddenly plaster their lawn with weaponized plants that mimic everything ranging from sentry guns to barbed wire. The HOA tyrants would probably be fuming if they didn't shuffle along next to you. But - no pain, no brain. Not that you could still feel pain, anyway.
==In 8chanmania==
A Zombie appeared in the Pokémon-themed 8chanmania LIV, where it served as the trainer of a Peashooter. Unfortunately, an acute lack of functioning neurons made him a poor trainer, and his Pokémon was swiftly punched out by the Fairy Hare of Elvira.
Category:Managers
Category:Strategy Games
Zoom Gas Duo

The Zoom Gas Duo are the two evil henchmen of Dr. Zoom from cinematic masterwork Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000.
==Bio==
The Zoom Gas Duo consists of Peter and Ivan (or Hans and Frans), two individuals who speak with heavy German accents, a frantic pace, and a notable lack of general comprehension. They serve as Dr. Zoom's dumb muscle and, at one point, abducted Heather Henn to "extract" Zoom Gas from her.
==In 8chanmania==
The Zoom Gas Duo debuted in 8chanmania LXVIII, where they got curbstomped by Kurt Wylde.
For 8chanmania LXXVI, the Schwarzeneggernoid couple was teamed up with Party Baby, whom Dr. Zoom had drastically enhanced with Zoom Gas. This did little to improve their chances against Crazy Bus and Big Rig, however, and they were kicked out during the preliminaries.
Category:Fighters
Category:Movie Fighters
Category:/bmn/ noms
’M

'M is a (or rather, multiple) Glitch Pokémon, first debuting in Pokémon Red & Blue.
==Bio==
Taking into account its complexity (especially compared to other Gameboy titles), the original Pokemon Red & Blue was a remarkably stable game. It did have its odd bugs and glitches, yes, but if nothing else, Game Freak at least made sure that you could continue playing anyway while the code was busily shitting itself all over your save file.
One instance of this remarkable foresight was 'M - a moniker for an entire group of so-called 'Glitch Pokémon'. In an era where the internet had not yet hit the mainstream and one could not rely on turbo-autists furiously baking wikis for even the most inane nonsense (i.e. 8chanmania), 'M and others of its kind quickly surpassed ghost stories as the modern equivalent of schoolyard folklore.
==In 8chanmania==
An iteration of 'M fought in the Pokémon-themed 8chanmania LIV; with Scuttlebug serving as its trainer. Their attempt to ruin the code of the mania thankfully ended right were it started, as 'M tapped out against the Baby of Knight.
Category:Fighters
Category:Pokemon
Additional files/Template:Country skeleton

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Celsan Falina

The Celsan Falina is a subcompact car manufactured by Celsan since 1979. The first generation was a rebadged Opel Kadett, but from 1984 onwards it became Celsan's own design.
==Nameplate etymology==
The name is named for a now-lost placename meaning "fallowed lands", although some sources claim it is named for the island of Falina.
==First generation (1979-1984)==
This was a rebadged Opel Kadett D. Engines used were General Motors (Opel)'s OHC overhead camshaft engines in 1200, 1300 and 1600 petrol forms, along with a 1600 diesel. There was a choice of three- or five-door hatchback or estate or two- and four-door saloons. 
It was front-wheel-drive.
Versions offered were:
* 1.2 (3-door, 5-door)
* 1.2 LS (3-door, 5-door)
* 1.3 GL (3-door, 5-door)
* 1.3 Berlina
* 1.6 GL
* 1.6 Berlina
* 1.6 S
* 1.6 Berlina S
* 1.6 SR
* 1.6 GLS
* 1.8 GT
* 1.6 D LS
* 1.6 D GL
In other markets, trim levels were:
* 1300 L
* 1300 GL
* 1600 L
* 1600 GL
* 1600 L Diesel
* 1600 L Diesel van (converted estate)
From 1983, a 1600 sports model was launched.
This generation lasted until 1989 in some nations, and continued until 2002 in others.
===Foreign markets===
====Northern Irelandcombe====
In Northernirelandcombe, this was sold until 2002, as a budget car. The range was 1.4i, 1.4i LS, 1.6i GLS and 1.7D GLS.
====Mexicalsa====
In Mexicalsa, it was imported only as the 1.6 GL and Berlina models, in five-door hatchback or estate bodystyles.
====Astholm (Europa)====
It was a sales success generally, but not widely exported. Only a few were ever seen outside of Astholm as .
====Southern Astholm ====
The Falina was sold alongside the Opel Kadett, but only in a few dealers. It was only ever sold as 1.3 GL, 1.6 S, 1.6 GL versions.
====Taidennes====
In the Taidennes, it was marketed with most of the bodystyles, except for the saloon-based hatchbacks, which were not available there due to Celsan offering a
smaller, cheaper saloon known as the KCS. The Falina was sold with 1.3 and 1.6 petrol engines, and the 1.6 diesel engine was also offered.
===Collectability===
This generation is considered a classic due to its styling, its "European" origins and its unusual heritage (not a pure Celsan design). Its styling would influence
further Celsans through the 1980s.
==Second generation (1984-1991)==
The second generation was a clean-sheet redesign. It was available initially only as a hatchback and estate, the saloon following in 1986, two years later. 
Engines were 1.3, 1.6, 1.8 and 1.6 diesels.
==Third generation (1991-1998)==
The third generation was redesigned, and split into two versions, it having a spin-off which was known as the Falina Optima, a rebadged Vauxhall Astra.
==Fourth generation (1998-2004)==
This generation was another redesign. New for 1998 was a 1.6 16v engine.
==Fifth generation (2004-present)==
==Sixth generation (2012-present)==
==Seventh generation==
Category: Celsan vehicles
Dodge 400

The Dodge 400 was Dodge's second K-car in the early 1980s. It was similar to the Chrysler LeBaron of the same era. The 400 was introduced for the 1982 model year, yet was renamed and added to the midsize Dodge 600 lineup just two years later.
==1982==
The 400 was intended to be a more upmarket version of the Aries. It was available in three bodystyles: two-door coupe or convertible and a four-door sedan.
This was Dodge's first convertible since the 1971 Challenger and the first domestically-manufactured convertible since 1976, when Cadillac had phased out the Eldorado convertible.
Chrysler's chairman Lee Iacocca believed he could revive interest in convertibles, which at the time were no longer part of any major manufacturer's range, except Volkswagen.
The 400 was available in two trim levels: base and LS. Engine choices were limited to a 2.2 L I4 engine or an optional Mitsubishi-sourced 2.6 L "Silent Shaft" 4-cylinder. The convertible came with the Mitsubishi-sourced engine as standard.
31,449 vehicles were produced.
==1983==
There were no major changes made for 1983 other than the LS trim being omitted from the lineup. Production figures for 1983 were
25,952 vehicles.
During 1983, the 400 sedan was replaced by the Dodge 600. The coupes and convertibles were rebadged as Dodge 600 from 1984.
==External links==
400
Category:Front-wheel-drive vehicles
Category:Compact cars
Category:Coupes
Category:Convertibles
Category:Sedans
Category:1980s automobiles
United England

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|image_coat = Federal Coat of Arms of United England.png
|alt_coat = Coat of arms containing ...
|national_motto = Through blood and honour, we prevailed, finally victorious
|national_anthem =
Apache - SSL Zertifikat installieren

== Selbstsigniertes Zertifikat installieren ==
== Zertifikat mit "Certbot" erstellen ==
=== Debian ===
"snapd" installieren:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install snapd
Den snap Core installieren und aktualisieren:
sudo snap install core
sudo snap refresh core
Certbot installieren
sudo snap install --classic certbot
Ausführbare Datei nach /usr/bin verlinken
sudo ln -s /snap/bin/certbot /usr/bin/certbot
== Umleitung auf https:// einrichten ==
== Quellen ==
certbot.eff.org/lets-encrypt/debianbuster-apache
Kategorie:Webserver
Kategorie:Network
Apache installieren (AlmaLinux/CentOS)

Getestet auf: AlmaLinux 8
Ein Nicht-Root-Benutzerkonto anlegen (Falls noch nicht geschehen):
adduser <Benutzername>
Passwort festlegen:
passwd <Benutzername>
Den neuen Benutzer der wheel Gruppe hinzufügen (Bei CentOS & AlmaLinux gleichbedeutend mit sudo)
usermod -aG wheel <Benutzername>
Als letztes in den Benutzer wechseln:
su <Benutzername>
Webserver installieren:
sudo yum update
sudo yum install httpd
Apache einschalten und starten:
sudo systemctl enable httpd
sudo systemctl start httpd
AlmaLinux und CentOS haben standardmäßig eine Firewall die Port 80 und 443 blockiert.
Mit folgendem Befehl wird die Firewall für http (80) und https (443) geöffnet:
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-service=http --add-service=https
Danach die Firewall mit den neuen Einstellungen laden:
sudo firewall-cmd --reload
Auf AlmaLinux ist zusätzlich zu firewalld noch die Sicherheitssoftware SELinux standardmäßig aktiviert.
Es muss also noch der Webzugriff auf /var/www/html genehmigt werden:
sudo chcon -R -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t /var/www/html
Jetzt sollte der Apache Server über http://<IP-Adresse> erreichbar sein
==Quellen==
https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-install-apache-centos-8
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-sudo-user-on-centos-quickstart
https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/install-and-use-apache-on-almalinux/
Kategorie:Network
Kategorie:Webserver
DNS mit BIND

Eine kleine Anleitung wie man auf Debian mit BIND9 einen DNS einrichtet.
Vorrausetzung ist, dass der Server eine statische IP Adresse hat!
BIND9 installieren:
sudo apt-get install -y bind9 bind9utils bind9-doc dnsutils
Dann die "Zonen" in die named.conf.local eintragen:
sudo vi /etc/bind/named.conf.local
Es gibt zwei Zonen, einen Forward-Lookup und einen Reverse Lookup.
Der Forward-Lookup gibt die Adresse zu einem Hostnamen zurück.
Der Reverse-Lookup dreht das ganze um und gibt den Hostnamen zu einer Adresse zurück.
// Forward-Lookup
zone "cluster.lan" IN {
 type master;
 file "/etc/bind/db.cluster.lan";
};
// Reverse-Lookup
zone "2.168.192.in-addr.arpa" IN {
 type master;
 file "/etc/bind/db.2.168.192.in-addr.arpa";
};
== Quellen ==
https://www.itzgeek.com/how-tos/linux/debian/configure-dns-server-on-debian-9-ubuntu-16-04.html
http://www.technik-tipps-und-tricks.de/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-projekte/lokaler-dns-server-mit-bind/
Kategorie:Network
Debian 11 auf Raspberry Pi 4 installieren

Dies ist eine Anleitung um Debian 11 "Vanilla" auf dem Raspberry Pi zu installieren, welches nicht für den Raspberry Pi optimiert ist.
Achtung: Einige Raspberry Pi spezifische Funktionen, wie z.B. WLAN oder ein über I2C angesteuerter Lüfter (z.B. beim PoE HAT) funktionieren nicht.
Am sinnvollsten ist es direkt das aktuelle Raspberry Pi OS 64 Bit Image zu nutzen (Basiert auf Debian 11 "Bullseye").
Update: Die aktuellste Version von Raspberry OS 64 Bit basiert auf Debian 12 Bookworm!
=== Image erstellen ===
Aktuelles Debian Image herunterladen
Raspberry Pi 4 UEFI Firmware Image herunterladen
Um daraus ein Image für den Raspberry zu erzeugen brauchen wir die Software Rufus
* Zuerst die SD-Karte, den USB-Stick oder was auch immer mit dem PC verbinden.
Sollte das externe Laufwerk nicht erkannt werden, muss unter Erweiterte Laufwerkseigenschaften der Haken bei USB-Festplatten anzeigen gesetzt werden.
* Mit AUSWAHL das Debian 11 Image auswählen
* Danach mit STRG+AUSWAHL die RPi-UEFI-Firmware.zip auswählen (Mit STRG+AUSWAHL wird ein zweites Image hinzugefügt)
* Bei Partitionsschema, GPT auswählen
* Danach auf START
Der Raspberry kann nun wie gewohnt mit dem Datenträger verbunden werden und sollte automatisch Booten.
=== RAM Begrenzung deaktivieren ===
Das oben erstelle Image hat standardmäßig eine RAM-Begrenzung auf 3GB.
Falls der genutzte Raspberry Pi mehr RAM hat und man sinnvollerweise vorhat ihn komplett zu nutzen, kann dies wie folgt eingestellt werden...
Während der Raspberry hochfährt ESC drücken um ins UEFI BIOS zu kommen.
Im Menü dann ->
Device Manager -> Raspberry Pi Configuration -> Advanced Configuration -> Limit RAM to 3GB auf Disable
== Quellen ==
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=282839
== Kommentare ==
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Grafana auf Raspberry Pi installieren

== Repository hinzufügen und Grafana installieren ==
APT Key und Repository hinzufügen:
wget -q -O - https://packages.grafana.com/gpg.key | sudo apt-key add -
echo "deb https://packages.grafana.com/oss/deb stable main" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/grafana.list
Package installieren:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y grafana
Nun müssen wir den Grafana-Service noch starten und aktivieren, damit er beim nächsten Neustart automatisch startet:
sudo systemctl enable grafana-server
sudo systemctl start grafana-server
Grafana sollte jetzt über http://<IP-Adresse>:3000 erreichbar sein
Der Standard-Login ist:
User: admin
Password: admin
== Konfiguration anpassen ==
Zuerst die Konfigurationsdatei im Editor öffnen:
vi /etc/grafana/grafana.ini
Hinweis: Im Kommandomodus (ESC) kann mit "/<Suchbegriff>" nach bestimmten Zeichen/Wörtern gesucht werden (Weitersuchen mit 'n')
Damit interne Verlinkungen und Verweise ordnungsgemäß adressiert werden, sollte im Abschnitt Server die Domain bzw. IP des Servers eingetragen werden:
# The public facing domain name used to access grafana from a browser
domain = 192.168.2.10 <oder> grafana.my.domain.de
Um zu verhindern, dass jeder einen Account erstellt, kann im Abschnitt Users die Registrierung deaktiviert werden:
# disable user signup / registration
allow_sign_up = false
== Sonstiges ==
Wenn Grafana in einem LXC läuft, kann es ab Version 8.2.0 zu Problemen kommen...https://githubmemory.com/repo/grafana/grafana/issues/40240
Fehlermeldung:
Failed to set up mount namespacing: /run/systemd/unit-root/proc/sys/kernel/domainname: No such file or directory
Um dies zu beheben muss die Datei grafana-server.service bearbeitet werden:
vi /usr/lib/systemd/system/grafana-server.service
Hier jetzt die Zeile ProcSubset=pid in ProcSubset=false ändern.
Danach die geänderte Konfiguration in systemd übernehmen:
systemctl daemon-reload
Fertig! Jetzt noch den Service neu starten und Grafana sollte wieder laufen:
systemctl restart grafana.server
== Quellen ==
https://grafana.com/tutorials/install-grafana-on-raspberry-pi/
=== Einzelnachweise ===
==Kommentare==
<comments nocache="true" />
Kategorie:Raspberry Pi
Kategorie:Monitoring
Hauptseite

== Raspberry Pi ==
Proxmox auf Raspberry Pi (Pimox) 
Raspberry Pi Kernel für Proxmox optimieren 
Ceph Cluster mit Raspberry PIs aufbauen 
Log2Ram installieren 
Grafana auf Raspberry Pi installieren 
NGINX installieren (Raspberry Pi) 
Debian 11 auf Raspberry Pi 4 installieren 
Raspberry Pi OS 64 Bit - Upgrade auf Debian 11 
== Debian/Ubuntu ==
MariaDB installieren (Debian/Ubuntu) 
Unifi Network installieren (Debian 11) 
DNS mit BIND 
== AlmaLinux/CentOS ==
Apache installieren (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
NGINX installieren (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
Zabbix Server/Agent installieren (AlmaLinux aarch64) 
PowerDNS und PowerDNS-Admin installieren (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
OpenCMS installieren (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
SSH Public-Key Login mit PuTTY (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
PrivacyIDEA installieren (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
Oracle Database XE installieren (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
Kubernetes Cluster in Proxmox VE (AlmaLinux/CentOS) 
== Software ==
Apache - SSL Zertifikat installieren 
Reverse Proxy mit NGINX 
MediaWiki mit Varnish Cache und NGINX Proxy 
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