I am looking for a code generation tool like "core data schema editor" in the XCode development package of apple.
Any one know of any such tool under linux/unix?
i have sheevaplug PC (Debian installed) that i'm trying to setup my personal FTP server with. so far i was able to set up auto mounting and installed pure-ftpd. i currently have autofs setup to mount the external USB drive to the home dir of a user called "xt" (/home/xt/usb1)
here's the mounting...
First, let me say that mysql seems to be working perfectly on the machine.
Still, when I su mysql and ls /var/lib/mysql, I get access denided. When I sudo ls /var/lib/mysql I see the data files corresponding to my database tables, so this is definitely the data folder of mysql.
Shouldn't the mys...
How can I list the configuration options that SSH/SSHD was compiled with?
I'm attempting to troubleshoot a SELinux configuration issue, and want to make sure that SSH was compiled with --with-selinux.
@Gilles I almost asked on chat or meta if I was being too heavy handed asking to close a popular question, but I really couldn't figure how it added value to things that people could learn by reading the other questions. The OP's comment on meta about specifically not spending much time doing research before asking definitely factored into my choice. I did refrain from downvoting him for the lack of research, but I was tempted.
I find many questions on http://unix.stackexchange.com/ which, I feel, should be searched for on Google before asking here. I am sure that there are many others who feel the same. Does SE have some provision for preventing such stuffs?
What I feel is that people who ask such questions here are e...
@Caleb Popularity doesn't matter when deciding to close. Popular questions are often bikeshed questions, which are often not good questions.
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That was a valid question, but not a very interesting one. We don't need yet another copy of it. It's an exact duplicate of the earlier one. Don't feel bad about closing it, it's exactly the right thing to do.
@Caleb To the asker's defense, it's not easy to search for punctuation like su -. But he could have browsed the su tag.
@Gilles In general that's true, but I didn't have any problem finding potential duplicates just by entering su root. I can't imagine the question form didn't suggest the same possibilities when he asked.
@Gilles I wouldn't start counting your benefits just yet. It takes more than one bulb to keep the lights turned up. I don't know how you manage to put in as much time as you do.
@Caleb You can test for yourself… And no, it doesn't. I think the question and its duplicate are too short for the suggestion algorithm to work well. Here, it's picking up on “where's the difference”, and the earlier question doesn't use that phrase.
@Gilles So if I'm understanding things correctly there are 22 folks with vote-to-close privileges here on unix.SE but only the three of those that are moderators are notified of pending votes or have any way of spotting things that might need their vote other than stumbling on them. Is that correct?
And unless 5 of those 19 actually spot the question and weight in, it really takes one of the three mods taking action for anything to happen.
@Caleb There's a list of pending close votes in the 10k tools as well. I don't bother with it because I read most questions anyway.
@Caleb The mods look at the list now and then. If you voted to close a question and it's not closed after a couple of days, you might mention it in chat and Cc @MichaelMrozek.
Some sites have a chat where they post links to questions that require closing. But U&L doesn't have enough chatters to make this useful.
@Caleb Well, right now it's listing two posts with pending close votes, and I've already voted on both. What's novel is that I was the second in both cases.
As a point of comparison, the SO list has 33 posts with close votes cast today, and that's only the first page (there must be many hundreds in total, but I can only access the first page). So there it's worth going through the list and piling on.
Lowering the requirements on 10k tools on younger sites has been requested several times, but Jeff doesn't want to introduce yet another level beyond private beta, public beta and graduated.
@Gilles I think that's reasonable as long as the mods on younger sites stay on top of things. I can see where people might have complaints about that if they don't.
@Caleb If you don't like the moderators, complain on Meta! (I think U&L is the most well-mannered site on the network. Just about any other meta site has significant amounts of whining.)
In fact my first real exposure to U&L beyond following referals from ServerFault was digging around through stuff folks had done so I could participate in the moderator elections with some idea of what their participation had been like. I liked what I found and didn't leave. So A+ to mods. My comments are only directed in wondering what I can/should be doing along the way, not trying to get somebody else to do something different or extra.
If I want to call other shell script and wait for its completion, how can I do this?
I want to pass input arguments and receive returning result code. And continue running rest of codes.
I am just trying to understand the basics of Linux scheduler.
Is Linux scheduler a Cap based or weight based scheduler?
I was previously using Xen. Now I am moving from Xen to KVM. I read VMs are normal process and thus will follow the scheduling policies of the linux scheduler. I was previo...
I am just trying to understand the basics of Linux scheduler.
Is Linux scheduler a Cap based or weight based scheduler?
I was previously using Xen. Now I am moving from Xen to KVM. I read VMs are normal process and thus will follow the scheduling policies of the linux scheduler. I was previo...
How can I configure Emacs to recognise certain she-bang lines?
it recognises the shebang line:
!/usr/bin/env ruby
but not the shebang line of
!/usr/bin/env ruby1.9
I figure there must be an alist somewhere with the list of scripting languages called by /usr/bin/env and the mode, but I can't...
I have this strange issue. scp is hard locking my server.
I have tried memcheck, tried downloading big files using wget, tried speed test in openssl and everything works just fine, yet every time I try to copy something (from or to the machine) using scp, it hard locks the machine.
Not even sys...
This machine is not booting anymore. It is a debian squeeze server on amd64 with 4 hard disks and 2 software raids (md4 and md5).
You can see a video of the screen after switching it on here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O-edV33u04
(The video says "ubuntu" in the title but it is debian squ...
How can I list the configuration options that SSH/SSHD was compiled with?
I'm attempting to troubleshoot a SELinux configuration issue, and want to make sure that SSH was compiled with --with-selinux.
If I want to call other shell script and wait for its completion, how can I do this?
I want to pass input arguments and receive returning result code. And continue running rest of codes.
I am just trying to understand the basics of Linux scheduler.
Is Linux scheduler a Cap based or weight based scheduler?
I was previously using Xen. Now I am moving from Xen to KVM. I read VMs are normal process and thus will follow the scheduling policies of the linux scheduler. I was previo...
How can I configure Emacs to recognise certain she-bang lines?
it recognises the shebang line:
!/usr/bin/env ruby
but not the shebang line of
!/usr/bin/env ruby1.9
I figure there must be an alist somewhere with the list of scripting languages called by /usr/bin/env and the mode, but I can't...
This machine is not booting anymore. It is a debian squeeze server on amd64 with 4 hard disks and 2 software raids (md4 and md5).
You can see a video of the screen after switching it on here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O-edV33u04
(The video says "ubuntu" in the title but it is debian squ...
