I have set up public key authentication with ssh, but what happens, is that when I first log in, it still asks for a password, any subsequent login (while keeping the first login alive), does not ask for a password. I am not aware of any settings that produce such a behavior. Anybody any ideas why I am prompted for a password the first time?
I have a text file of numbered entries:
I’m modifying a bunch of initramfs archives from different Linux distros in which normally only one file is being changed.
Ok. So, I’m used to Ubuntu and CentOS more than redhat, so I’m hoping there’s some obvious solution to this that I’m missing.
Let M=3 and N=4. I want to replace line M in file1 with line N in file2. I can replace with a string using sed:
I tried this:
I’ve been using kill $(pidof ) to terminate programs for a while, and since last night, every time I try to use tab completion inside the $() it throws an error,
For Windows, I think Process Explorer shows you all the threads under a process.
Often I have complicated installation procedures to follow,
like having to build dependencies for buildtools, to build dependencies for the application I wish to install from source.
I am trying to download some debian packages and their dependencies in a directory.