spawn – command not found!
I am using Mac OS X 10.9.4, following is my script to copy files from local machine to different host
I am using Mac OS X 10.9.4, following is my script to copy files from local machine to different host
I would like to allow users to chmod a file that is owned by root or some user that is not themselves. I have chmod’ed the file to 777 and I get “operation not permitted”. I have added the user to the group of the file and get the same. Why can’t a user chmod a file they have write access to?
I am trying to mount /boot/config-4.14.90-v8 on to /usr/src/linux/.config. I’ve tried:
I’ve got a temporary situation where I’m working with pre-release F27, and need to keep one package to a specific (working) version and not be upgraded until the subsequent versions stop breaking something. I know in general “you don’t really want to do this”, but as I said, it’s a temporary dealing with a pre-rel system. You can “pin” packages with the apt system, but I can’t locate anything equivalent for dnf.
How can I move files up a directory where there might be hundreds or thousands of files in the directory, and you might not be sure about whether there are dupes in ... What method would you use?
I want to back-up all files from my laptop partitions to external HDD.
To perform a scan for bluetooth LE devices hcitool apparently requires root privileges. For normal users the output is following:
I have a problem with the output of a program. I need to launch a command in bash and take its output (a string) and split it to add new lines in certain places. The string looks like this:
Steps to reproduce:
What are the commands to use in LVM in case I want to: