was https://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/3818511
Juliet Kemp
Sometimes you wind up taking over a machine for which the root password has been lost. Here are a couple of solutions.
was https://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/3818511
Juliet Kemp
Sometimes you wind up taking over a machine for which the root password has been lost. Here are a couple of solutions.
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(on Wikipedia)
http://www.gnu.org/software/findutils/
“The GNU Find Utilities” is one of those packages that’s installed everywhere. find is one of those programs everyone ends up using and ends up being horrified at.
aka GNU Find Utilities
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A misadventure to fix a video to stop its console error messages. Unsolved.
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Security >
Software > Linux tools >
Uses:
A secure “jail” for software to run in and not see or touch the rest of the filesystem.
2015-05-10 update – I’ve been using some more complex stuff, which can be found around my shell-random/zsh github repository. See 3-interactive.sh and colours.sh
I’m pleased to announce that I’m the very first user to have ANSI colour in a zsh prompt. Yep, the very first. I must be, since there is no example to be found anywhere. After a serious amount of searching and fist-shaking at vague documentation, I was able to hack it out myself.
My solution is still incomplete though. Let’s walk through this nonsense..
Linux >
I’ve had a need and philosophy for using “light” programs, but how can one objectively determine speed or memory use? Using top and subjective opinion isn’t exact enough.
X + Remote controlling software >
This was a significant interest for paired programming during my Ruby mentoring days.
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