How can I see automount points in Linux?
...We use autofs at work and I'm having trouble remembering some mount points. With autofs, you can only see currently or recently mounted volumes on a particular machine. How can I see the rest?...
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List connected storage devices in FreeBSD
...Adding to trasz' answer, geom part list shows the partitions in FreeBSD. Similarly geom md list will get you the "memory disk" devices (similar to some uses of loop mounts in linux which are also listed by lsblk (8) - in other words block devices created by mdconfig (8) on FreeBSD and losetup (8) on linux). See geom (8) for a list of classes (each of which can be listed if the geom class is ......
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Allow setuid on shell scripts - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
...Linux ignores the setuid¹ bit on all interpreted executables (i.e. executables starting with a #! line). The comp.unix.questions FAQ explains the security problems with setuid shell scripts. These problems are of two kinds: shebang-related and shell-related; I go into more details below. If you don't care about security and want to allow setuid scripts, under Linux, you'll need to patch the ......
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...How can I configure a linux computer to use a second DNS server if the default server fails to find the IP for a domain? I tried adding both to /etc/resolv.conf but then it will only try the second...
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How to set up an usb/ethernet interface in Linux?
...I have an usb to ethernet adapter connected to my linux system. I edited the connection information, and gave manual ip 192.168.1.21 in the connections menu available at the top right. In the above command lines we can see the available connection information on my system. I am not able to make the interface up for the en0016b68261f. Below are my interfaces present in /etc/network: interfaces ......
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What characters do I need to escape when using sed in a sh script?
...There are two levels of interpretation here: the shell, and sed. In the shell, everything between single quotes is interpreted literally, except for single quotes themselves. You can effectively have a single quote between single quotes by writing '\'' (close single quote, one literal single quote, open single quote). Sed uses basic regular expressions. In a BRE, in order to have them treated ......
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