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How to image router's /jffs partition
Asus RT-AC68U: The directory /jffs/bin was overwritten with a text file. This directory is for either optware / entire, so this mistake does not seem to affect router operations. Router functions ...
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How do I re-enable the USB keyboard after changing the layout/language in GRUB?
I changed the keyboard layout in GRUB on a laptop to German/QWERTZ using the instructions from these posts.
How to change grub command-line (grub shell) keyboard layout?
Create de layout:
grub-...
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Adding an account of postfixmailserver failed on Outlook
I need to add a new account to Outlook. This account belongs to a postfixmailserver. For POP settings, I set port number 110 for incoming and port number 25 for outgoing mail.
As the server doesn't ...
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How to start the GRUB CLI with a menuentry
How can I create a simple menu entry in GRUB to start the GRUB console?
menuentry "GRUB CLI" {
#command
}
I have already tried the following options, but they do not work at all or only ...
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Testing postfixmailserver with POP3 fails
PostfixAdmin installed successfully. To test whether internal sending and receiving mail work, I used SMTP to send mail:
telnet mail.example.com 25
Trying 94.284.174.110...
Connected to mail.example....
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seeking remedy to overwriting /jffs/bin directory
Context: Asus TM-AC1900 configured with Merlin's AsusWRT (Busybox). /jffs on an Asus router is a writable flash file system that allows you to store and run custom scripts and configurations that ...
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The mistery of nfs, appear root for my own host
I have configured autofs for nfs mount
cat /etc/auto.nfs
nas -nfsvers=4,sec=krb5p,soft,retry=0,retrans=2,timeo=100 nas:/
slack64 -nfsvers=4,sec=krb5p,soft,retry=1,retrans=2,timeo=100 ...
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Are there any basic Python documentation man pages?
I occasionally use Python and so I forget semantics of basic language constructs. Is there an apt package to install man page of basic Python documentation? My Linux Mint comes only with help of ...
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How to check for IPv6 colisions in Linux
I understand that IP colisions are incredibly rare under IPv6. Most subnets are at least 64bit, meaning that the risk of true random collision is neglegable.
However there are circumstances where ...
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Cancel just second command of bash logical AND operator [duplicate]
It often happens that I have some long task running, like compiling a program, running tests or copying large archives. Once I am done with whatever else I was doing, I want to leave the computer ...
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How to check what eats memory when it's (probably) not detected through htop/top?
I am currently working on game using Unity Engine. So I did build using Google plugin delivery, it went well. The problem is, after it finished building the app, the my memory wasn't being cleaned(not ...
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Upgrading openSUSE Leap 15.6 to 16: all kinds of D-Bus errors after completion and reboot
To upgrade from openSUSE Leap 15.6 to Leap 16 I installed this tool and then used it:
zypper in opensuse-migration-tool
But after complettion and reboot, I cannot login. When I enter my password, the ...
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How to grep man output by flag name
I created a file man df &> man_df
Then I want to fetch information about flag -x from the file
Expected result is "-x, --exclude-type=TYPE"
But command grep "-x" man_df is ...
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Is make's $(<D) affected by nearby spaces?
Is there any hope of using $(<D) here?
Any hope of avoiding the mystery dots?
$ cat Makefile
D=$(HOME)/Downloads
test: $D/DreamHost\ Web\ Panel\ _\ Mail\ _\ Message\ Filters.html
: mv "$&...
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Can I use PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME with HEAD(1)?
Sure, PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME=0 will probably work if one is willing to write scripts: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6795030/how-to-ignore-certificate-verify-failed-error-in-perl
But I just ...
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