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- Cannot add accent marks on character, as accent marks immidiately appear before the next key press
- SUSE 15 SP3 - After modifying ens33 external interface name to eth0 SSH is not working with sshd service restart
- Printing issues: Can print individually not in bulk
- Awk command learning
- Why is play Minecraft on mx linux so smooth
- I deleted /opt/homebrew directory via '''sudo rm -r''' and now my computer is completely wiped. How can this be?
- Exclude matched rows based on first column of two files
- Pinging Result between A & B KVM guests in same subnet
- Packet dropping by raspberry Pi 2 in ethernet
- What does the ss output's port number for a unix domain socket mean?
- Can a single unix domain socket connect to multiple peers simultaneously?
- remove the blank lines if there is blank lines in second sow
- Is there ever a reason to query ioctl for hardware info when we have sysfs?
- How to loop through two directories ([A/{a,b,c}] & [n/{1,2,3}] at the same time to form pairs with their contents tuple-style: [A/a-n/1] [A/b-n/2]
- print or miss string based on the result of simple math between fields of current and previous lines with awk
- Ubuntu stuck at boot
- Where should I install the zsh completion file as a package maintainer
- Does Computrace work on *NIX like systems?
- Command line to detect graphics card driver on Ubuntu 18.04
- Running multiple emulators with the same AVD is an experimental feature
- Chrome opens a second Transmission window with magnet links. How does it check if there is a transmission open or not?
- No sha256sum in MacOS
- How to get top immediate sub-folders of '/' folder consuming huge disk space in Linux
- Vuze not starting?
- how to run "play start" as a linux service
- OpenSSL self signed certificate with a common name longer than 64 bytes
- How can I delete all lines in a file using vi?
- Looking at logs from bottom upwards
Cannot add accent marks on character, as accent marks immidiately appear before the next key press Posted: 05 Jul 2022 11:24 PM PDT In short, I am trying to type the acute e character. For some reason, on my office computer (Linux Mint Cinnamon), I cannot write the character as I am used to. The way I would normally do it, is
So instead if é, I get ´e. It is the same for other characters, for instance if I wanted ñ, I would press My keyboard layout is Norwegian. |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 11:07 PM PDT OS - SLES Version - 15-SP3 I am successfully updating the external network interface name from ens33 to eth0. On reboot, the ifconfig is giving output with eth0 as a device and SSH is also turned on. I need to turn on the SSH without a reboot after performing the same changes(external network interface name change from ens33 to eth0). Can someone please help me to know how can I do that ? |
Printing issues: Can print individually not in bulk Posted: 05 Jul 2022 10:47 PM PDT New printer can print individually however not in bulk. What can I do to try troubleshooting this issues? Here is the error log: |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 10:37 PM PDT I have 600 fort files having name as fort.1, fort.2, & so on. I want to extract data from these files and make a single output file. Can anyone suggest me how to do that? |
Why is play Minecraft on mx linux so smooth Posted: 05 Jul 2022 10:00 PM PDT Lately I've been trying to experiment with some linux distributions, then try to play games there such as minecraft. I tried:
I could use MX Linux as the main distribution. However, because a lot of information says that some of the most Ubuntu packages can't run on MX Linux, I'm also hesitant to use it. Can someone explain why minecraft is running so efficiently on MX Linux. Because I want to configure the same settings on Ubuntu to run smoothly like MX Linux. I think that this is a matter of drivers or kernel compatibiliy, but I'm not sure because there are many factors that determine linux performance. Spec: I didn't try to another game than Minecraft, but I will test next. |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 08:38 PM PDT I was working on downloading iTerm2 on my M1 2020 MacBook and ran into a problem while downloading homebrew. In order to reinstall, I deleted /opt/homebrew directory and now all my files are gone. I have tried to recover those files to no avail. How can this be? Some files like my documents are still there but that is about it. |
Exclude matched rows based on first column of two files Posted: 05 Jul 2022 11:23 PM PDT I have two tab delimited text file. The larger main file 1 with multiple columns and the file 2, smaller file, that only share the first two columns for limited rows with file 2. I want a file 3 as an output that exclude the rows that match between first column of these two files and print all other columns in file 1 as well. I tried file 1: file 2: output (file 3): |
Pinging Result between A & B KVM guests in same subnet Posted: 05 Jul 2022 08:26 PM PDT I have a Ubuntu 20.04 KVM host running with a number of web and application VM guests. Suddenly, there is 1 web proxy server can't be connected. NOTE: there is a network team to manage the network I try to ping from web proxy server to all other machines at KVM management console. It works. 192.168.11.61 (proxy) -> 192.168.11.60 (Host), 192.168.11.62 (app1), 192.168.11.63 (app2) REMARK: in order to troubleshoot, I disable ufw for all guests and the host. Then, I try to ping 192.168.11.61 (proxy) from all of the above. None of them is working. Interesting Findings Then, I try to ping 192.168.11.61 from 192.168.11.62. Meanwhile, I ping to ping 192.168.11.62 from 192.168.11.61. At this time, both of them are pinging each other with reply to each other. Once I stop the ping action from 192.168.11.62, again the 192.168.11.61 cannot be reached. For the above scenario, I have never seen it. The network team is saying that it is likely a problem of my KVM & firewall settings. ** Additional Notes **
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Packet dropping by raspberry Pi 2 in ethernet Posted: 05 Jul 2022 07:59 PM PDT I am sending small UDP packets over ethernet(from a linux machine) to raspberry pi 2, with 100Mbps link, from the program and I have 3 related questions,
Whenever one does UART, SPI primitive protocols one is able to send data in open ended way to perform open ended test.
In linux machine I am using raw socket and |
What does the ss output's port number for a unix domain socket mean? Posted: 05 Jul 2022 07:46 PM PDT For example, the 15240 below, |
Can a single unix domain socket connect to multiple peers simultaneously? Posted: 05 Jul 2022 07:41 PM PDT Since this is the socket that Listening socket: Connected pair example: However for Maybe I should ask, what does a port number in |
remove the blank lines if there is blank lines in second sow Posted: 05 Jul 2022 06:47 PM PDT sed -i i want to get the intermediate file and the final file |
Is there ever a reason to query ioctl for hardware info when we have sysfs? Posted: 05 Jul 2022 08:49 PM PDT My assumption is that |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 08:41 PM PDT I am not sure how to look for this, so please direct me to the answer if it's around somewhere. I also want to apologize in advance if the title of the question is not clear, I couldn't think of a better description. This is a simplified example of what I am trying to do. Let's say I have these two directories that are on different hard drives:
Now, what happens is that if they are ordered alphabetically, dir1/ and dirA/ are related, so I want to extract some files from dir1/ and copy them inside dirA/. The same happens with dir2/ and dirB/, dir3/ and dirC/, etc. I am sure there is an easier/better/more correct/faster way to do this, but right now I am stuck on this idea and can't think of any other way, so what I am thinking of doing is to: I would be doing this on the assumption that it will always loop both folders in the right order, but I am afraid that something could go wrong. Is there any other way of doing it that I ignore? Thank you very much for any help you can provide! |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 09:38 PM PDT I've got that type of file. What I need is to print every line of it if whole number in its second field is not equal to the same number in second field of previous line so on below two lines for an example: ... I would like to print only first line and skip that second line. Second field numbers increasing up to ~1300 and decreasing to 1 after. I tried awk using substr() function but it does not seem to be working as I just got stuck: |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 07:02 PM PDT My Ubuntu 20.04 is stuck at the boot. The screen becomes black and the only visible thing is a small underscore on top. I cannot enter the command line. I think I might have screwed something with systemd. Any suggestions? |
Where should I install the zsh completion file as a package maintainer Posted: 05 Jul 2022 08:53 PM PDT I have a project that contains a completion script for zsh, where should I copy the completion file to when the user install the software (such as by running I know there's some specific directory for completion script for other shell such as: what about zsh? |
Does Computrace work on *NIX like systems? Posted: 05 Jul 2022 08:06 PM PDT I've done tons of research on I've read the following research papers and they don't refer to Linux or *NIX like systems once: They're all focused on reverse engineering the agents/binaries that are dropped onto Windows machines. I've looked at the running processes on multiple Linux systems with |
Command line to detect graphics card driver on Ubuntu 18.04 Posted: 05 Jul 2022 11:04 PM PDT Is there anyway to detect which driver is now handling the graphic card on my Ubuntu 18.04? I have NVIDIA Geforce 740M on my laptop. |
Running multiple emulators with the same AVD is an experimental feature Posted: 05 Jul 2022 10:05 PM PDT I was able to get a remote viewer set up on my mac to remote view a Fedora server desktop. I run
and when I try to boot emulator I get message
so overwhelming evidence is that
indicating no running devices ... so whats up? edit I delete all *.lock files, and press play; the dialog did not appear, however, the emulator also did not appear, but when I ran edit |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 11:34 PM PDT The magnet link is correctly set with If If This does not occur neither in firefox nor with the command Tech specs: edit: Checking chrome's log, I can see this related line |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 10:44 PM PDT I tried to use It did not work. What to do? |
How to get top immediate sub-folders of '/' folder consuming huge disk space in Linux Posted: 05 Jul 2022 07:08 PM PDT I face disk space full issue in Linux. When checked with |
Posted: 05 Jul 2022 06:28 PM PDT Following steps were taken to install vuze: |
how to run "play start" as a linux service Posted: 05 Jul 2022 09:09 PM PDT I want deploy a play framework web application from source, and run "play start" to start the application. I wrote a startup script in /etc/init.d/ which execute "daemon play start" when service start, but the service start command did not return. I guess it's because play start is waiting for me to give him a Ctrl+D. "nohup" can fix it, but with "nohup", I have to run "kill -9 xxx" to stop the application, which is not what I like. What's the best way to run a play framework application from source as a linux startup service. Thanks a lot. |
OpenSSL self signed certificate with a common name longer than 64 bytes Posted: 05 Jul 2022 06:11 PM PDT I can create a self signed certificate using openSSL as follows: The interface somehow restricts me to 64 bytes for the common name. How can I create a certificate that has a common name longer than 64 bytes? |
How can I delete all lines in a file using vi? Posted: 05 Jul 2022 06:59 PM PDT How can I delete all lines in a file using vi? At moment I do that using something like this to remove all lines in a file: How can I delete all lines using Note: Using |
Looking at logs from bottom upwards Posted: 05 Jul 2022 11:03 PM PDT Is there a linux command or some way to look at logs from bottom up rather than from top towards bottom. I know about |
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