I just created a secure Docker Registry and ran it on a remote VM (using docker run …). I then ran docker ps and saw that it is in fact running. I exited the machine and then SSHed back in. Again, I ran docker ps and verified it “survived” me exiting the SSH session. This has me wondering: do Docker
Tag: service
SystemD : Package systemd-sysv is not available, but is referred to by another package
I am trying to install and configure systemD on lindux debian but I get errors when installing systemd-sysv which I understood was necessary to get systemD to manage services. When I run I get : Does someone know how to overcome this ? How can I have a running version of systemD on my system? Answer ubuntu started shipping systemd
permission denied when using su to execute a node program
here is my node program it is in /home/test/ and the test directory ‘s privilege is rwxrwxrwx. when i run node test.js with the tomcat account, the data.txt could be created. but when i run a service to execute su tomcat -c ‘node /home/test/test.js’, the data.txt could not be created and there is a permission denied hint in the stdout.
How to check if a service that I don’t know the name of is running on Ubuntu
I do not know the service’s name, but would like to stop the service by checking its status. For example, if I want to check if the PostgreSQL service is running or not, but I don’t know the service’s name, then how could I check its status? I know the command to check the status if the service name is
Continuously monitor a directory in linux and notify when a new file is available
I’m a starter in Linux and scripting environment. My requirement is like this: From an asp.net application, a file will be generated and copied to a predefined folder on a Linux server machine. (I’m assuming this can be done by remote file sharing using samba server) A service or script or whatever should be there in Linux machine to track