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How to add a line from a list into another file when a specified line is found? @Campino The command modify the xml directly. Ignore its output to the terminal. I added this hint now to the answer. |
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How to add a line from a list into another file when a specified line is found? add warning: change inplace |
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How to add a line from a list into another file when a specified line is found? Please comment before down-voting. |
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answered | How to add a line from a list into another file when a specified line is found? |
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Route only ssh traffic through VPN MASQUERADE/SNAT added, typos fixed |
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answered | Route only ssh traffic through VPN |
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Can't install Linux Headers on Debian 6 You seems to have installed packages from Debian testing/unstable some time ago which are now outdated. They conflict probably with gcc-4.3 which you need to build modules for your current kernel. Instead of downgrading/uninstalling packages, I suggest you to upgrade your whole system to the current Debian stable (=Wheezy). The security support for squeeze ends in about one year anyway. |
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May 17 |
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Debian Testing or Debian Sid? If you use Testing or Sid, I recommend you strongly to install apt-listbugs. It warns you before you update a package for which grave/serious bugs were reported to the bug tracking system. With it, the probably of getting a broken system or other nasty problems is much lower. |
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May 17 |
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Remove random string from particular position in file names Instead of writing a script, you can use qmv from the renameutils. |
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May 16 |
answered | date format in /etc/hosts.allow |
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May 13 |
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what does the linux standard base specify about the kernel? There was at least some discussion about an LSB kernel interface. |
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May 6 |
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Integrating custom kernel module into Debian @schaiba You are right that insmod is less powerful than modprobe. Nevertheless, insmod is not deprecated (modprobe calls it) and it is easier to use if you want to test a fresh built kernel module before you install it since you do not need to run depmod for it. |
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May 6 |
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how to gpio interrupt registering/handling and accessing them from user space in linux There exists usually already a GPIO driver for your platform in the kernel. You can access it via its sysfs interface. See here for some examples. |
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May 6 |
answered | Integrating custom kernel module into Debian |
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May 6 |
awarded | Analytical |
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May 2 |
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Printing Latex source with a2ps @Sukminder I have extended my answer. The actual pattern is not relevant for Unix-like systems. |
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May 2 |
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Printing Latex source with a2ps answer corrected. |
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May 2 |
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Printing Latex source with a2ps answer rewritten |
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May 2 |
answered | Printing Latex source with a2ps |
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May 2 |
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Scripting to domain allocation to server @RahulPatil Yes, your scripts includes this logic, but it is not general, it works only for the given example in the question with one load "1" and one "2", but not in most other cases where the load is different distributed or if many more domains need to be added. |
