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Post 302713503 by hedkandi on Wednesday 10th of October 2012 10:34:21 PM
10-10-2012
but NEO, its better if they GUI it, because no one here likes command line, so getting them to look for libraries online 
.... I wish I knew how to write my own codes, I am still working on shell scripting 
couple of weeks back someone used GUI to remove the FS, and when it didnt work because it was still mounted he tried to use a batch of incorrect commands, I had to go over and make him run fsck before unmounting the entire thing.
and u know the best part? my superior wanted to know if its good practice to avoid FS scans across reboots because it took longer than 10 mins to reboot a heavily loaded server.
of course i tell him yes
.... I wish I knew how to write my own codes, I am still working on shell scripting couple of weeks back someone used GUI to remove the FS, and when it didnt work because it was still mounted he tried to use a batch of incorrect commands, I had to go over and make him run fsck before unmounting the entire thing.
and u know the best part? my superior wanted to know if its good practice to avoid FS scans across reboots because it took longer than 10 mins to reboot a heavily loaded server.
of course i tell him yes
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RC(8) System Manager's Manual RC(8) NAME
rc - command script for auto-reboot and daemons SYNOPSIS
/etc/rc /etc/rc.local DESCRIPTION
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