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Ubuntu Lucid Upgrade: Dell T3500 Disaster
(Tech Notes/Linux)
... What the .....?? Off to the forums... Oh, this version of grub is activated by using the shift key. Ok, got it! I proceded to copy various versions of xorg.conf files to the X11
directory
and restart the ...
2.
Linux: Copy Directory Structure Only
(Tech Notes/Linux)
I ran across the need to copy a large
directory
structure to a remote machine this week. I just needed the
directory
structure, not the files. There is a way to do this locally using the cp command with ...
3.
Ubuntu Jaunty: Restore Firefox and/or Thunderbird from Backup
(Tech Notes/Linux)
... wants to backup the /home
directory
. I usually backup /etc, /opt, /usr and /var for good measure too. With this done I proceeded to do the installation from the Live CD. The installation was uneventful ...
4.
PHP CLI: Simple Process Control in Linux with PCNTL_EXEC
(Development/PHP)
I've been working on a project using php executed from the command line. The project downloads files via FTP from several sources, renames the files and tosses the files into a new
directory
structure. ...
5.
Ubuntu 9.04: Location of User's Crontab File
(Tech Notes/Linux)
... is; /var/spool/cron/crontabs The user's crontab will be titled by the user's name. Knowing this is all well and good, but one can't just view the
directory
with a GUI or from CLI. The default ...
6.
Linux CLI: MySQL Backup & Restore
(Tech Notes/Linux)
Backing up and restoring a MySQL database is a relatively easy proposition provided you have adequate access priviledges to the database. The following commands write and read to the current
directory
. ...
7.
CLI: Insert/Replace Text in Multiple Files
(Tech Notes/Linux)
... with the word blueberry in all html files in the current
directory
; perl -p -i -e "s/rabbit/blueberry/g" *.html sed 's/rabbit/blueberry/g' *.html Of course, there are an ...
8.
Linux: File & Directory Pruning
(Tech Notes/Linux)
On occasion it is necessary to delete older files and directories while retaining the original
directory
structure. The find command provides a lot of horsepower to get the job done. As I'm not aware of ...
9.
Postfix: Delete Deferred
(Tech Notes/Linux)
... this you'll need adequate permissions or SUDO access. Simply execute the following command; postsuper -d ALL deferred This command works on all the data
directory
structure for postfix. I.e.; "postsuper ...
10.
Linux CLI: List Users and Groups
(Tech Notes/Linux)
At times it's necessary to get a list of users and groups on a Linux system from the command line interface (CLI). The files containing the information are located in your /etc
directory
. passwd - This ...
11.
Create Public/Private 4096 Bit SSH RSA Keys
(Tech Notes/Linux)
... the keys in your local user
directory
; ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -f $HOME/$HOST-rsync-key After creating the key either upload "-rsync-key.pub" file to the remote system's, root user's /.ssh ...
12.
Migrate VirtualBox VDI from 1.5.6 to 1.6.2
(Tech Notes/Linux)
... of your .VirtualBox
directory
. First thing to do is install VirtualBox 1.6.2. The installation should default to ~/.VirtualBox. Once installed you'll have a VDI
directory
and a Machines
directory
inside. ...
13.
Force File Download
(Development/PHP)
... work; 1) Change the
directory
path variable above to match the structure of your site. 2) Copy/Paste the above code into a new file (i.e.; filedwnload.php). 3) Pass the variable "file" in the URL to filedwnload.php ...
14.
PostgreSQL Relocate Data Store
(Tech Notes/General)
... original. Rename existing /data
directory
. Create symlink to new/data
directory
. Restart the PostgreSQL server. ...
15.
Essential Steps for Do-It-Yourself Data Recovery
(Tech Notes/Data Recovery)
... work before you pronounce the process successful. It's not uncommon to recover proper file names and
directory
structure only to find the files won't open due to corruption. Conclusion The steps above ...
16.
Repair - File Allocation Table (FAT Repair)
(Tech Notes/Data Recovery)
... located between the boot block(s) and the root
directory
structure. Roughly; the FATs keep track of the first cluster a file is assigned to. If the file size exceeds one cluster there is a marker at ...
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