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Maybe instead of copying a large files to VMLibrary it goes under /var/vio, but i dont know not sure. So i noticed that on a vio server /var is more than 90%, then i found out that a file is consuming most of the space
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- Oracle extends 19c database support to 2032 – The Registeron 2025-02-18 at 17:54
Oracle has postponed the end of support date for its popular 19c database as users await news of a mainstream on-prem version of its latest database, 23ai. In a communication released last month, Oracle said it would be pushing back the support cutoff for 19c to December 31, 2029, for Premier Support and December 31, 2032, with Extended Support.
- How to Perform a Memory Dump on an AIX Server to Verify PAN Data is Not Stored in Memory (PCI SSS Compliance)?by Pentism_moro on 2025-02-18 at 15:41
Hi everyone, I’m working on achieving compliance with the PCI Secure Software Standard (PCI SSS) for an AIX server, and I need to ensure that PAN (Primary Account Number) data is not stored in memory. To verify this, I’m looking to perform a memory dump on the AIX server. What is the recommended method or tool to safely perform a memory dump on AIX? Are there any specific commands or procedures I should follow to analyze the memory dump for PAN data? Are there any best practices or precautions I should keep in mind during this process, especially for PCI SSS compliance? Any guidance or resources would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Pentism_moro[link][comments]
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