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It is still up but nothing came out. Most of the other vinyl stickers are related to DevOps culture... things like CI/CD, pipelines, cloud, ALM, clusters, etc. I have posted it on different...

It came in a template full of techy-related stickers for laptop (like Docker, K8s, BigData, RHEL, AWS, etc) but I have no clue what it represents. Any idea?

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That worked out beautifully. And yes, the asset name could be any FQDN so no spaces at all. Thanks a lot!

I've been struggling with this one for quite a while and cannot seem to find a solution for this find/replace scenario. Perhaps I'm getting rusty.

I have a file that contains a number of metrics...

A few years back I tried to use it and it was awful. It did not support several advanced shell substitutions and arrays - Has it been improved lately?

If you're not seeing any bootloader then it most likely got wiped out during the installation of SL.

If both Linux use the same GRUB version then it will be a bit easier to just reinstall the...

That's definitely a specific feature from the shell. Older shells used to only show the commands that were run by a user.

You can setup passwordless authentication (private/public keys) and then write a simple script to iterate each host and run "df" on each one.

Another option would be a monitoring tool like Nagios...

Have you set your $PATH within the script?

Does the script work if you run it by hand?

Also, for simplicity you can substitute 2> /dev/null > /dev/null with &> /dev/null.

I'm wondering...

"dos2unix" can convert CRLF into LF and vice versa. It's available for Unix, Mac and Windows.

If there's no need to configure anything then just copy the files over to the new location.

Some hardware manufacturers (if not all) include their own set of tools for a specific server type (if it's not bundled with the OS you can download it from their respective sites).

ProLiant...

Unless you use the -a flag too: usermod -aG <groups> user

enable is also a bash built-in so you have to be careful not to call the wrong "enable" when attempting to bring up a printer.

Yes, but...

Keep in mind that different operating systems also have different implementations for the same tools, even the simplest ones.

This is particularly noticeable when you compare GNU...

That depends; There should be 32-bit and 64-bit versions of most libraries.

You can use file to determine if the one you have is for 32/64 bit systems.

For example, this is what I get on my...

man pages are independent from the shell so you'll see the same info regardless of the one you use (assuming you have the same version of the manuals, of course). Some distributions pack all the man...

Yes, they're both similar.

Why would you want to use other tools? nmap works perfectly fine.

You could also try netcat.

I don't see any questions in this post but in bash, an exit value of 1234567890 will always return 210 (1234567890 modulo 256).

You can't expect curl to guess the protocol to use; you need to specify that you want to use FTPS. Something like:
curl --ftp-ssl --cert us.pem -u username:password -T /full/path/to/file...

I bet someone has managed to hack a solution for hardware accelerated remote X.

I was amazed when I discovered mplayer ASCII video support; I have no idea why anyone would even bother implementing...

For simple backups you can use Win7 own tool "Backup and Restore".

You have to use "Pro" or "Ultimate" versions if you want to backup to a network drive, though.

Using the above method *might work* but you won't have access to many Cocoa tools; "Foundation" might somewhat work since it's based in OpenStep specification, but AppKit and CoreData will most...

With ~100 MBs I would choose twm or Enlightment running on top of TinyX... or run the X server remotely.