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"Diagnosing Issues with My Remote Ubuntu Server Configuration" matching MCP tools:

  • Get warnings and issues detected in DAG definitions to identify configuration problems and deprecations in your Airflow workflows.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run server-side environment checks to verify configuration validity, TLS setup, log file whitelist, syslog connectivity, and database connectivity. Returns pass/fail status to diagnose configuration issues.
    MIT
  • Check git status of the Knowledge MCP Server datastore to monitor uncommitted changes, verify remote sync, and debug storage issues. Use before sync operations or when changes aren't persisting.
  • Upload local files to a remote server via SFTP. Transfers files from local machine to remote SSH server.
    MIT

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  • Diagnose upstream DNS connectivity issues by dumping the Unbound infrastructure cache, including upstream server RTT, EDNS support, and lame delegation status.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Sends a live connectivity check to an MCP server, returning success status, response time, and any errors. Use this to verify reachability before configuration changes or when diagnosing issues.
    MIT
  • Check server status and Gemini CLI configuration to troubleshoot connection issues or confirm your setup.
    Mozilla Public 2.0
  • Retrieve current Gradle configuration including JVM arguments, daemon settings, and version information to diagnose memory issues and understand project setup.
    MIT
  • Run security and health validation on deployments to check server accessibility, certificate validity, service health, and security configuration, returning detailed reports of any issues found.
    MIT
  • Retrieve server details like version, storage path, and configuration to verify connection, debug issues, or troubleshoot problems with the Knowledge MCP Server.
  • Transfer files from remote servers via SFTP using SSH configurations. Specify server name, remote file path, and local destination to download files securely.
    Mozilla Public 2.0
  • Transfer files to remote servers using SFTP with SSH configurations. Specify server, local file path, and remote destination to upload files securely.
    Mozilla Public 2.0
  • Establish an SSH connection to a remote Ubuntu server using password, private key, or saved credentials, with optional jump host and custom known_hosts settings.
    MIT
  • Execute commands with sudo privileges on a remote server via an existing SSH session. Provide the sudo password if required by the server.
    MIT
  • Find security configuration checklists for products like Windows Server or Ubuntu to implement cybersecurity standards from NIST, CIS, or DISA.
    MIT