Does a user have to log in to run a process and become its owner?
In general, does a user have to log in to run a process and become its owner (ruid, or euid)? Does this apply to any user or any non-root user?
For example:
Unix & Linux
Understanding core IDs
Just to understand core IDs:
How can a process appear to have different name in ps output?
recently I had to clean up a hacked server. The malicious process would appear as “who” or “ifconfig eth0” or something like that in “ps aux” output, even tough the executable was just a jumble of letters, which was shown in /proc/[pid]/status .
Chmod is not working on ntfs-3g partition
my chmod doesn’t work properly.
Why do I have “join: extra operand ‘/dev/fd/62′” error?
I have a script equijoin2:
Shell test to find a pattern in a string
I just wanted to ask whether there is any command which would work on common shells (bash, dash, kornshell)? It is supposed to check if the line variable contains any part of the path.
Use a partitioned live usb
I have a USB device and i’m trying to create it in a way that it has 2 partitions: one for a live linux disc and the other for document storage.
OSPF: Migrating Quagga to BIRD
I need/want to migrate from Quagga to BIRD after several Quagga hiccups, namely Quagga stopped working after updates in Stretch.
How do you increase MAXSYMLINKS
In a python script, I am creating a bunch of symbolic links chained together.