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Building and using a newer GLIBC on CentOS 7
I use CentOS 7 and would like to use some Anaconda python package that requires GLIBC_2.18 while the host OS only provides 2.17. I tried compiling a newer version of glibc myself following these instructions. When I try to run any executable with this newer glibc I am getting an error: Is there a workaround for this issue? Update 1:
how to kill bottom n procceses in linux [closed]
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How to install Visual C++ build tools (14.0+) in CentOS 8?
I want to install Visual C++ Build Tools in a machine that is running in CentOS 8. I went through many answers, but everything is based on either Windows or Mac. I also tried But this one too doesn’t help me. Answer After searching many websites, finally, I got the answer from the comment section of this question. Where-to-get-msbuild-fro-linux
Ansible Role – Multiple Local RPM’s Installation Not Working
I have an ansible role to install local rpm’s, and it’s downloaded in the files folder location. When I execute the ansible-playbook command it says “No Rpm found” Role tasks/main.yml Getting the below error message Give a suggestion on this plz Answer To install a package on the target system with an RPM file, it should be present on the
crontab doesn’t work after /etc/crontab is configured [closed]
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grep -r –include not works but –exclude works
In bash, What’s the problem? Answer You are using curly braces incorrectly. The correct syntax would look like (Notice also the addition of the missing file name argument . at the end.) You can see what’s going wrong by putting an echo in front and examining what the shell expands the braces to.
install opencv on centos for java
I’m trying to install opencv on my centos 8 server to be used by java program. I followed the instructions here. after configuring opencv, I get the following result: I have already installed java on my server (by using sudo dnf install java-11-openjdk-devel, but I have not installed ant). in order to make opencv ready to be used by java,
Redirect parallel process bash script output to individual log file
I have a requirement, where i need to pass multiple arguments to the script to trigger parallel process for each argument. Now i need to capture each process output in the separate log file. Above piece of code can only give parallel processing for the input arguments. I tried with exec > >(tee “/path/of/log/$arg_filedate +%Y%m%d%H.log”) 2>&1 and it was able
Upgrading SQL Server edition on Linux with a Server/CAL license. How does the license verification works?
I recently purchased a SQL Server 2019 Standard Edition – Server/CAL license which I want to use to upgrade my current installation of SQL Server 2019 Express on a CentOS 7 system. According to the FAQ I just need to re-run the mssql-conf configuration script and change the edition to Standard. It says the setup won’t ask me for the