Does anyone know which sebool it is to allow httpd write access to /home/user/html?
When I disable SELinux echo 0 > /selinux/enforce I can write, so my problem is definitely related to SELinux. I just don’t know which one is the right one without opening a big hole and Google isn’t being much help.
Is there a shortcut in bash and zsh to delete one component of a path? For example, if I type ls ~/local/color/, and the cursor is at the end of line, is there a shortcut to delete the color/ at the end? Ideally I want solutions in both vi-mode and emacs-mode
I happen to know about rsyn, and I use rsync to sync between my mac and a linux server as follows.
Normally, this interval is interpreted as the amout of time between
the completion of one run of command and the beginning of the next
run. However, with the -p or –precise option, you can make
watch attempt to run command every interval seconds. Try it with ntptime and notice how the fractional seconds stays (nearly) the
same, as opposed to normal mode where they continuously increase.
I have several questions regarding apt-get vs. dpkg.
I use the watch command to see the contents of my directory changing as a script runs on it (via watch ls dir/)
When I use the following, I get a result as expected:
I’d like to do a health check of a service by calling a specific url on it. Feels like the simplest solution would be to use cron to do the check every minute or so. In case of errors, cron sends me an email.
I have two big files (6GB each). They are unsorted, with linefeeds (n) as separators. How can I diff them? It should take under 24h.
The Linux’s display system uses multiple technology, protocols, extensions, applications, servers (daemon), drivers and concepts to achieve the windowing system for instance:
Xorg, Wayland, X11, OpenGL, RandR, XrandR, Screen Resolution, DPI, Display server, etc.