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where to enable /sys/fs/cgroup/memory/0/memory.usage_in_bytes?
I try to count total memory usage in linux via /sys/fs
For this I've found /sys/fs/cgroup/memory/0/memory.usage_in_bytes in https://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/cgroup-v1/memory.html#user-interface
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Add files only one program can see (without root) [duplicate]
I have a program with hardcoded config files in /etc, which I do not have write permission to, because I have no root (except I can use pacman in sudo). I need a way for the program to see a file ...
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Where can I find the configuration/setting for NTP to explain the specific behavior observed in an NTP client?
I have recently been doing a specific timing analysis
of the performance of NTP under controlled conditions.
The experiment I performed was conceptually quite simple.
I have an NTP server running ...
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Passing last IP octet to a host alias and have it added to complete full proxycommand with ip address
I wish to have this all done in the ssh config file for a specific user. The site has hard-coded ip addresses into there various software and using the naming convention is not really an option.
Host ...
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Can't Execute Scripts with ./ [closed]
At my workplace we usually executed scripts in our linux servers with the following syntax:
./<whatever absolute path to script>/<script>
And this would normally execute the script, ...
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SSH option SecurityKeyProvider works from command line but not config file linux WSL--other options fine
I'm trying to ssh into my work server but this bug has been bugging me for a few months now. Every other option in my config file (housed at ~/.ssh/config) works fine, but for some reason ...
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kernel panic after after parrotOS upgrade
after attempting sudo apt upgrade on a fresh install of parrot os, new kernel update is present but trying to boot into it from grub gives gives me a kernel panic.
here is what i tried and with what ...
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gcc build error
when I configure gcc I got a error message
could anyone help me ? plz..
messages..
checking whether the C compiler works... no
configure: error: in `/home/kjs0625/gcc/gcc-13.1.0':
configure: error: C ...
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Failed to run init with error: jffs2: compression type 0x06 not available
I am working on an embedded Linux system (5.10.24), and I am using jffs2 as the rootfs.
Now I changed the kernel configuration of jffs2 as follows,
# CONFIG_JFFS2_FS_WBUF_VERIFY is not set
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Would vsftpd not default to using the system username and password?
I downloaded vsftpd-3.0.5.tar.gz and successfully compiled it to generate vsftpd on computer A. Then I copied vsftpd to another computer B and created a new file called vsftpd.conf on computer A. Then,...
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Changing compose Tables to add new entries?
My PC is running EndeavourOS Linux with KDE Plasma as the DE.
I have recently discovered the concept of a compose key while skimming through the colemak website. In the section where it's being ...
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"Bracketed Paste Mode" gone wrong
I turn off enable-bracketed-paste feature whenever I log in into my bash, and I need to access a remote server which had not turned it off system wide.
Many time, this is what I'm getting before I've ...
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What a linux command take the result of "which" command as an argument and list the configuration file paths related to the command we gave to which?
I can't recall that command and I can't even find it in Google. It's just killing me.
The usage of the command is like:
<that command> `which bash`
The output looks like:
/etc/skel/.bash_logout
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How should I know which kernel options to use?
When solving a problem, requires enabling kernel options e.g. with menuconfig. How do I know which to enable/disable?
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How does the nftables set-syntax replacement for meters work exactly?
nftables nowadays recommends to use sets instead of meters when e.g. creating dynamic per-IP blacklists (example adapted from man pages v0.98:
set blackhole {
type ipv4_addr
flags dynamic
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