What kinds of executable formats do the files under /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/ allow?
I following Michael’s reply to see what executable formats my Ubuntu can recognize to execute
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Is minissdpd known to have been auditted for security, at a similar level to avahi-daemon?
Ubuntu have or had an effort, sometimes described as No Open Ports for the default install.
Trying to SSH to local VM Ubuntu with Putty
I have set up a VM of Ubuntu server, have installed OpenSSH, and am now trying to connect to it using Putty. Within Putty, under “Host name”, I put “Ubuntu”, given this is what I thought it was called when I set up the VM. However, I just get the error: “Connection Timed Out”.
-c and -b options not working in mailx in ubuntu
I was trying to send a mail from the shell script using the command
Remove a directory from inside using the command line interface
Imaging the next simple file structure within the /home/user/ directory: /home/user |–dir0 |–dir1 |–file1 My current directory is ‘dir1’ and I remove the directory from inside with the following command: rm -r ../dir1 After that (and not getting any errors on the terminal), the working directory still is the same and when using the command … Read more
Installed program executable runs from wrong location
I installed parcellite in Ubuntu (downloaded from http://parcellite.sourceforge.net/)
Ubuntu shell does not show the current path
In my Ubuntu 12.04, the prompt always show the following only (no matter what path I’m in):
How to reset sessions in nat table?
I have two virtual machines (router and client) ubuntu server 18 04, the router is the gateway for the client.Nftables are installed on the router and a NAT table is created with two chains pre and postrouting with a rule for the client.
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock
I added a new hard drive (/dev/sdb) to Ubuntu Server 16, ran parted /dev/sdb mklabel gpt and sudo parted /dev/sdb mkpart primary ext4 0G 1074GB. All went fine. Then I tried to mount the drive
Mount a filesystem read-only, and redirect writes to RAM?
Is it possible to mount a loopback file as read-only, and redirect all writes to RAM?