I have reinstalled sphinixsearch on Ubuntu 18.04 after some messing with maticore search. But now I can not run the indexes: But after reinstalling, the command does not run work either. However I can see that the service is runing: Interestingly the first time that installed sphinix (before removing it and installing manticoresearch) I could use the indexer command and
Quickly create an uncompressible large file on a Linux system
On a Linux system, I need to create a large file (about 10GB), uncompressible file. This file is supposed to reside in a Docker image, needed to test performance in transferring and storing large docker images on a local registry. Therefore, I need the image to be “intrinsically” large (that is: uncompressible), in order to bypass optimization mechanisms. fallocate (described
How to check if my input file is valid and existed in Javascript?
I am getting strings from a text file in Javascript. I just want to show a message whenever the user enters the wrong file name or invalid file name. like this: console.log(“You input is invalid”); My code to read my text file and transfer the data to my variable is as follow: I don’t know how to check the existence
Determining filesystem for block device if module not loaded
I’ve been wondering this for a while now. When using Linux and plugging in an e.g. USB stick or external storage device via USB, how does the kernel determine which filesystem is on that device, if the correct module is not currently loaded in memory? Assume that the external storage device is ext4 formatted. At the time of plugging in
How to use system() in a kernel module as stdlib.h cannot be used in a kernel program?
When developing a kernel module in Linux, using the C standard library isn’t allowed. However, in case I need to use some common functionality like system(), how do I implement this? Answer The answer is: you don’t. There are very, very few instances in which you would need to do something similar to system(), that is to call a user-space
ldapsearch get a list of users (samAccountName) in a specific AD group
So what I am trying to do is get myself a list of the AD users who belong to a specific group using ldapsearch. I attempted using “memberOf=GROUP_NAME”, but still not filtering based on that and I always get all users in the AD, here is my code: Any ideas what I am doing wrong here? Why isn’t the memberOf
Race condition on pthread_kill()?
Linux manual for pthread_kill() has the following paragraph: POSIX.1-2008 recommends that if an implementation detects the use of a thread ID after the end of its lifetime, pthread_kill() should return the error ESRCH. The glibc implementation returns this error in the cases where an invalid thread ID can be detected. But note also that POSIX says that an attempt to
Finding the number of bytes of entered string at runtime
I’m new at learning assembly x86. I have written a program that asks the user to enter a number and then checks if it’s even or odd and then print a message to display this information. The code works fine but it has one problem. It only works for 1 digit numbers: It does not work properly for numbers with
grep -r –include not works but –exclude works
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Creating a symbolic in shared volume of docker and accessing it in host machine
I am creating a symbolic link in mounted volume of a host machine inside a docker. But I am unable to access it in host machine. Is it possible to do it. If yes how can I do that. I used the following command to mount directory Then I created a symbolic link using Now when I am trying to