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Posted By hicksd8
https://www.serverpronto.com/kb/page.php?id=Backin...
https://www.serverpronto.com/kb/page.php?id=Backing+Up+and+Restore+Your+Server
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Posted By gandolf989
I have a personal laptop running Ubuntu 16.04...
I have a personal laptop running Ubuntu 16.04 that has an encrypted volume. In addition to that you can change the ssh port to something other than 22. I use a number well over 1,000. You can try...
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Posted By Corona688
Keep in mind that installing...
Keep in mind that installing whole-disk-encryption, done right, means having to type in a password to boot (or provide some sort of key via flash drive or other means). Otherwise it just amounts to...
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Posted By rbatte1
Have you searched the forum for this? There are...
Have you searched the forum for this? There are many threads that will give you the answers you require.

Have a go with them, but do let us know if you get stuck.



Robin
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Posted By Don Cragun
So, with the new details about your input file...
So, with the new details about your input file format (and using some of RudiC's suggestions to optimize string handling), does:
awk '
{ split($3, d, "@")
match($0, /"username":"[^"]*"/)
user =...
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Posted By Don Cragun
Assuming that you want the output sorted by...
Assuming that you want the output sorted by increasing alphanumeric username as the primary sort key and increasing date as the secondary sort key, the following seems to work (assuming your one-line...
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Posted By RudiC
Try an adaption of Don Cragun's fine proposal:awk...
Try an adaption of Don Cragun's fine proposal:awk '
{match($0, /username[^,]*/)
user = substr($0, RSTART+11, RLENGTH-12)
c[$3 OFS user]++
}
END {for(i in c)...
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Posted By Don Cragun
Yes. When counting fields in awk, there is a...
Yes. When counting fields in awk, there is a huge difference between:
blahblahblahblah-and:
blahblahblahblah -
or
qtp111659197-5776 -
When you want help from a computer scientist,...
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Posted By Scott
Hi. No, that is not correct. That will run...
Hi.

No, that is not correct. That will run the job at 22:00, 22:10, 22:20, 23:00, 23:10. etc.

There's no way to schedule the job in that way in a single job.

You could either compromise, by...
Forum: Red Hat 12-19-2014
1,183
Posted By bitlord
Hi, NIS is dead. I looked at a lot of different...
Hi,
NIS is dead. I looked at a lot of different versions of ldap. They are more or less the same. I would try OpenLDAP or 389 Directory to learn the basics They both have a lot of good...
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