List top 5 files or directory Using your disk space in current dir #du -hsx * | sort -rh | head -5 List top 10 files or directory Using your disk space in current dir #du -hsx * | sort -rh | head -10 List top files or directory Using your disk space in current …
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Use the following steps to change the TCP/IP timeout value for your computer. On AIX, run the following command: no -o tcp_keepinit=<timeout_value> where <timeout_value> is the length of the timeout period, in half seconds. To configure a timeout of 30 seconds, set the <timeout_value> value to 60. On Solaris and HP-UX, run the following command: …
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The Universally Unique Identifier can be used to identify a device independent form its mount point or device name. This is more and more important as many devices today support hot-plugging or are external anyway. Therefore it makes sometimes sense to access a device (for example in fstab) not by device name but by the …
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The status of the next version of the OSSEC web interface is one of the more commonly asked questions on the mailing list and is currently #2 on the community requested feature list (http://ossec.uservoice.com). While web interfaces are nice to have, many of us suffer from information island overload by having dedicated web interfaces for …
Operating System Tools Several operating system tools are available to help you assess database performance and determine database requirements. In addition to providing statistics for Oracle processes, these tools provide statistics for CPU usage, interrupts, swapping, paging, context switching, and I/O for the entire system. Common Tools The following sections provide information on common tools: …
This document attempts to provide answers to all study points on the RHCE and RHCT Exam Preparation Guide in a single-page (and thus, printable) format. This is not a “brain dump” or an attempt to cheat the RH302 exam in any way. These are just my self-study notes. Use them at your own risk. Other …
echo “- – -” > /sys/class/scsi_host/hostX/scan eg. echo “- – -” > /sys/class/scsi_host/host0/scan echo “- – -” > /sys/class/scsi_host/host1/scan
Today I have resize all Linux partition and find that my swap is not mounted. I have make swap again and its working fine. Before resize of partition : alienvault:/var/log# df -hFilesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on/dev/sda1 ext3 95G 74G 16G 83% /tmpfs tmpfs 1008M 0 1008M 0% /lib/init/rwudev tmpfs 10M 616K 9.4M …
Method #1: You can make file readonly by removing users’ write permission for a file. Under Linux and UNIX user cannot remove or modify file if they don’t have a write permission. You can use normal chmod command for this purpose. Method #2 : You need to use chattr command which changes the file attributes …
Now tzconfig is obsolete. The correct way on a modern (lenny) Debian box is to run: # dpkg-reconfigure tzdata Original post blogged on b2evolution.