I created a Debian VM on VirtualBox with two interfaces: a NAT one (for accessing internet) and a host-only one. However, I do not know how to make both interfaces work at the same time. If I the define the host-only as the adapter 1, I can access my VM from the host but not the internet; if I define the NAT one as adapter 1, I can access the internet but cannot reach my guest Debian.
I have a bunch of directories and subdirectories that contain files with special characters, like this file:
I’m trying to find the speed of a network interface using a file descriptor. It’s easy to do it for ethX, just calling cat /sys/class/net/eth0/speed. Unfortunately, this method doesn’t work with wireless interfaces. When I call /sys/class/net/wlan0/speed I get an error: invalid argument.
I’m trying to see how many times foo bar appears in /var/log/foo.log within an arbitrary amount of time on a remote server, but nothing that I’ve tried so far has worked.
I want to setup froxlor on not fresh install remote server (Ubuntu 10.04.2).
I am using Ubuntu 14.04 . I want to change the http proxy settings from the command line. This should be equivalent to changing in the GUI(All Settings->Network->Network Proxy) and clicking the button Apply System Wide. I don’t want to restart/logout the system as I am planning to change the settings dynamically from a script(bash).
I have a home file server that I use Ubuntu on.
Short story,
3 interfaces, eth0 (LAN), eth1(ADSL), eth2(4G).
eth0 -> eth1: Works
(ports 80, 443, 4070) eth0 -> eth2: Doesn’t happen
On my Linux host, Ctrl+C does not seem to work and I do not know how to proceed to make it work. I am using Ubuntu 10.04 with bash 4.1.5(1), and working in Gnome-terminal.
I’ve installed ubuntu 17.04 and I want to upgrade it to 18.04. When I tried to do: