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Confusion about how linux and ntpd deal with time

I am running an NTP-Server on my lubuntu 15.04 box. The server uses the local system clock as its only time source. /etc/ntp.conf Timezone of the server is GMT+1 (due to summertime it results in UTC+2 at the moment). When I set the clock using date I see the time is 00:00:00 which is fine. If a ntp-client queries the

How to extract something out of a file after greping?

How can I extract group-3-vm1 after I do this grep? Here’s the result: Answer This awk command replaces the grep and tail commands while also extracting the text of interest: How it works -F'[:/]’ This sets the field separator to either a colon or a slash. /Tracking URL/{n=$4;} This looks for lines containing Tracking URL and saves the fourth field

SonarQube will not start up

I followed this tutorial on installing SonarQube on my Ubuntu x64 Server http://stuff.stevenreid.uk/2015/03/12/install-sonarqube-5-0-1-on-ubuntu-14-04-x64/. However, when starting up sonarqube (linux-x86-64), it gets shutdown before completing to start. This is the sonar.log file: I already have the debug logging mode enabled, but I am unable to find out the error and fix it. Any help is appreciated. I am using JDK 1.8.0.45

Running a script remotely on a Linux machine with screen and nohup is killed shortly after logout [closed]

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How are the number various ulimit values for a process set? [closed]

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Can I Run docker on linux mint 13? [closed]

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