Need a UI tool to compare 2 linux folders (from 2 different servers) from a third windows server. something like beyondCompare or meld that I can visually explore the folders of remote linux servers. Thanks. Answer Beyond Compare for Windows supports comparison of two Linux servers. Beyond Compare Standard fo…
Bug: Varnish 4 install on CentOS 7 (systemctl)
Installed Varnish from yum; but immediate error when initiating via systemctl. SELinux is disabled; package was installed via root. This is a fresh install. Answer Looks like you need to reboot. 😉
boost logging channel filtering in shared libraries not working as expected on linux
I have an executable for both Linux and Windows with three dlls/shared libraries, and I’m using boost.log for logging. I wish to have a separate, file log for each module. My approach was to create a severity_channel_logger_mt for each module, constructed in a singleton for each module with the channel …
SED not working [unterminated `s’ command]
i am trying to replace content of file using sed by following commands but it is giving Answer You’re missing a separator (which is ~ in your case). It looks like you are trying to put it on the end of $searchString, which is strange. I don’t know why you’re doing that. The reason it doesn&#…
linux: how grep work
I am using grep for some time,but there is some question when I use grep. when I use ‘grep’ to search some string on nginx error log,I try two ways: one: for this,there is nothing find two: for this, there can find lines that contain 404 in error.log in my example, ‘404.*’ is the patte…
Application running as root, creating logs that should be readable by anyone
I have this problem and would like to see the best practices in the industry. I am writing a software that uses an open source logging library. One of the features of this library is the ability to create rotating log files. For example, if the max log size is 2GB, then when limit is reached, a new file is
Read line output in a shell script
I want to run a program (when executed it produces logdata) out of a shell script and write the output into a text file. I failed to do so :/ $prog is the executed prog -> socat /dev/ttyUSB0,b9600 STDOUT $log/$FILE is just path to a .txt file I had a Perl script to do this: I tried to do this
error installing ruby 1.9.3 on linux server
Hey I’m just to update ruby on a linux server I ssh into. I know there a lot of threads on this but most are for installing on mac osx (which i dont have an issue with). This is the error log thats outputted: this is the content of the make.log per a commenter’s request: Answer I think your issue
Is shared standard C library first initialized by kernel?
I’m trying to understand the operation of linker and loader, and memory addresses(physical or virtual) regarding how a program is actually compiled and executed. I encountered two pieces of information and formed my own version of comprehension. 1st information: W.5.1 SHARED OBJECTS In a typical system,…
why doesn’t watch work when piping the output of fortune into cowsay
cowsay is a silly linux tool for displaying a cow saying given text in the terminal. fortune is a silly linux too for displaying a “random” quote in the terminal. Both of these commands can be repeatedly ran in the terminal using watch e.g. Additionally these two commands can be combined so the co…