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ERROR: Unrecognized option: --host_jvm_args=-Xmx4g
OS: Linux
Distrib: Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
bazel: v3.1.0
I try to get the memory limit to 4GB for bazel, but I get the error:
ERROR: Unrecognized option: --host_jvm_args=-Xmx4g
The whole ...
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How to handle switch without argument?
I wrote a simple bash script for some USB webcam image settings and restarting of the webcamd service.
At this moment, when someone uses the -t flag, they can use only "n" or "d", ...
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Debian + Linux kernel 3.12.22: “Kernel module loader” option is not available
The Debian guide for compiling a kernel says:
Do not forget to select “Kernel module loader” in “Loadable module support” (it is not selected by default). If not included, your Debian installation ...
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Automatically start an application with a modifed LD_PRELOAD?
I have an application that needs a modified LD_PRELOAD.
I want to start the application using the originally provided rc script, so I can benefit from an automatically updated rc script on an update ...
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useradd --no-log-init [comprehension question]
TLDR: How is useradd --no-log-init actually used [in GNU/Linux [Debian]?
I read the command's man and info page about this option as: »user will not be listed in the lastlog and faillog files &...
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difference between useradd -b and useradd -d
Can somebody please explain to me the exact differences between useradd -b and useradd -d in [Debian] Linux? Both seem to work quite similar to me, but then I spot differences that confuse me.
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