I have a question that was probably asked before but I can't find it: Why *esk* doesn't autocomplete to Desktop by pressing <TAB>? It used to work in Fedora 12, but it does not in Fedora 20.
#include<float.h>
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
printf("size of float:%ld\n",sizeof(float));/*running as long unsign int*/
printf("min float positive value:%.10e\n",FLT_MIN);
printf("max float negative value:%.10e\n",FLT_MAX);
return 0;
}
In this program in first printf line I want to find the ...
I've seen this comment many times on Unix & Linux as well as on other sites that use the phrasing "backticks have been deprecated", with respect to shells such as Bash & Zsh.
Is this statement true or false?
@terdon - as was I. I think they can never truly deprecate them though given they're pervasiveness in probably millions of shell scripts everywhere. It would cause a lot of chaos. I was equally surprised that we didn't have that Q here, so I was happy to add it 8-)
@terdon - I figure over time it will get 100 just b/c we/I can reference it any time the topic comes up in other Q's too
makes sense, I might have to start going back through some old Q that has a wrong A and fixing it, not sure how you can increase the odds on that badge 8-)
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In file included from net/http/http_auth_gssapi_posix.cc:5:0:
./net/http/http_auth_gssapi_posix.h:20:20: fatal error: gssapi.h: No such file or directory
#include <gssapi.h>
^
compilation terminated.
#include<float.h>
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
printf("size of float:%ld\n",sizeof(float));/*running as long unsign int*/
printf("min float positive value:%.10e\n",FLT_MIN);
printf("max float negative value:%.10e\n",FLT_MAX);
return 0;
}
In this program in first printf line I want to find the ...
I've seen this comment many times on Unix & Linux as well as on other sites that use the phrasing "backticks have been deprecated", with respect to shells such as Bash & Zsh.
Is this statement true or false?
This is a Canonical Question about Server Security - Responding to Breach Events (Hacking)
See Also:
Tips for Securing a LAMP Server
Reinstall after a Root Compromise?
Canonical Version
I suspect that one or more of my servers is compromised by a hacker, virus, or other mechan...
