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How to write the docker script such that sudo works in Docker user? [closed]
Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. This question does not appear to be about programming within the scope defined in the help center. Closed 5 years ago. Improve this question I’ve ran an empty Docker container with Ubuntu and created a sudo user as such: And when I logged in as
Application build . (Swift on Ubuntu)
I am a total newbie to programming and Ubuntu and Swift is my first language to learn. I am learning with a book but I encountered a problem when I was supposed to build an application. Here is what I had to do: Make a new directory called PMExample so that’s easy mkdir PMExample and then go to this directory
“vagrant halt” dies with error “The SSH connection was unexpectedly closed by the remote end…” But the machine successfully shuts down. (
I have 6 VM’s running Ubuntu 16.04, the host is also Ubuntu 16.04. Vagrant version 1.8.1 When I run vagrant halt, I get the error: Watching the VirtualBox GUI I see the VM shuts down. But the vagrant script stops and does not try and shut down the other VMs. I have to run “vagrant halt” once for each VM
setpos and getpos strange behavior in vim
When I open a file with vim -u NONE and source this code: I got a strange behavior when I leave the insert mode. The setposition is sometimes changing and there is like a z- which is executed. You can see that if the files is greater than your window. Can you confirm that behavior ? My vim is 7.4
Azure VM Linux Ubuntu backup agent – Deployment failed
We have two Ubuntu (14.04) Linux server VMs on Azure hosting. Currently trying to setup the backup service within Azure for these machines. I have followed this guide and have the agent up and running. When running “waagent -version” in bash output shows: When then attempting to enable the backup service in Azure I get the error, deployment failed, here
UWSGI https configuration for ubuntu
I have django app that is running using the following uwsgi configuration in redhat 7.3: However, when I run it on Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS, I got the following error: Does the error means that uwsgi fail to bind the port? Is there a special way of using “shared-socket” in ubuntu? I need to have this running on both port 443
How to use mount command in fstab file
After creating /mnt/bucket folder which is to be used as a local mounting-point for Google Bucket: I can successfully mount it to mybucket Google Bucket by simply typing sudo mount followed by with all its endless arguments in Ubuntu terminal, like so: Since I am supplying mount command with the -o key_file=path/to/key.json option the bucket that is mounted on /mnt/bucket
Exit whole script from code block { }
I have the following script: But the problem is that the {} block is exiting and not the whole script. How can I make the whole script exit? Answer Add the following line after your tee command: test ${PIPESTATUS[0]} -eq 0 || exit ${PIPESTATUS[0]} Reference Link: https://stackoverflow.com/a/34386000/2357256
GDB doesn’t recognize some C functions
So I’m new to Linux and just got Ubuntu 16.04.2 running on a VM. I’ve installed gcc/g++ on here in the terminal, but when I run my program in GDB, as soon as I get to a strcmp function, this pops up for many lines. And when I go further down: So I’m guessing it just doesn’t recognize my C