Create a backup dir # create a directory to hold the backup files mkdir /storage/backup # create a backup script file /storage/backup/embedded_db_backup.sh # make it executeable chmod +x /storage/backup/embedded_db_backup.sh Add the following to the backup script...
Just had a situation where I need to find and replace a value in multiple html, js, php files starting in /var/www/html and descending to replace all instances. This worked for me. fgrep srv-02 * -lR | xargs sed -i.bak -e 's/srv-02/srv-04/g' Basically the above means...
The answer was systemctl restart firewalld
Command to find out which ethernet card is connected to which Cisco switch port show mac-address-table | include b8ac.6f98 10 b8ac.6f98.4cdf DYNAMIC Gi0/23 1 b8ac.6f98.4cd7 DYNAMIC Gi0/8 1 b8ac.6f98.4cd9 DYNAMIC Gi0/3 Where the above values are: Vlan Mac Address Type...
Upgraded my home workstation to Fedora 18 and almost had an apoplexy when the following error was thrown when attempting to use a progress utility while connected to a remote server. Unable to use your terminal. Check your PROTERMCAP file. (443) ** Could not find...
The errors I encountered and the libraries I had to install to get Mozilla Firefox 3.6.28 running on Fedora 18. ./firefox ./firefox-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory yum install...
wine msiexec /i iSilo605W32Setup.msi
This is what I did to get QCAD Professional 3.0 running on Fedora 18 I don't know exactly which package or step fixed it so I'm including everything. It may or may not help you. Just tried to run QCAD and got this error: ./qcad ./qcad: line 38: 4338 Segmentation fault...
[myuser@mypc ~]$ smbclient //mypc/myshare -U myuser Enter myuser's password: Domain=[MYDOMAIN] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 4.0.0] smb: \> ls NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED smb: \>q [myuser@mypc ~]$ smbclient -L mypc Enter myuser's password: Domain=[MYDOMAIN] OS=[Unix]...
Just installed Fedora 18 on physical hardware and selected btrfs. Did the following on a 1TB volume: dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=1M count=6144 rm -rf test The rm process went to 90%+ CPU and took 2 minutes to delete the 6GB file. Write performance for dd was OK at...