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  • codelockcodelock Member

    @loay said:

    TIL: To check the system's UUID, use the blkid command:

    blkid

    Is this guy boting his account?

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To monitor disk I/O, use the iostat command:

    iostat

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @rattlecattle said:

    @MrEd said: Nope, its plain average, I used the quickest possible solution :) Just sum up all words of all comments and divide by number of comments.

    Average is fine too. Great work anyway 👏.
    There should be a special prize for the fine work.

    Well, last time I got a very generous special giveaway - Intel to Ryzen upgrade. So I am now just helping the community :)

    Thanked by 1rattlecattle
  • sycotsycot Member

    WELCOME TO PAGE 206 !!

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To view real-time file changes, use the watch command:

    watch -n 1 'ls -l'

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check network connectivity, use the ping command:

    ping destination

    > @codelock said:

    @loay said:

    TIL: To check the system's UUID, use the blkid command:

    blkid

    Is this guy boting his account?

    No

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check for available updates on a Red Hat-based system, use the yum command:

    sudo yum check-update

  • rattlecattlerattlecattle Member

    @MrEd said: Exactly ;) It may also happen if I indexed the page 55 seconds, then you have only 5 seconds left to edit the comment :) Indexed comments are not reindexed, unless I clean up the database and start all over again (what happens when I do the changes).

    Got that. Once a comment is indexed, further edits aren't taken into account unless the db is reindexed. And we don't know at what second of the minute indexing happens, so have to think before posting if aiming for better stats :lol:

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To view the contents of a compressed file, use the zcat command:

    zcat file.gz

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To display the contents of a file in reverse order, use the tac command:

    tac file.txt

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To search for a file in the updatedb index, use the locate command:

    locate filename

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check the status of a RAID array, use the mdadm command:

    mdadm --detail /dev/md0

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To copy files with progress information, use the rsync command:

    rsync -av --progress source/ destination/

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @rattlecattle said:

    @MrEd said: Exactly ;) It may also happen if I indexed the page 55 seconds, then you have only 5 seconds left to edit the comment :) Indexed comments are not reindexed, unless I clean up the database and start all over again (what happens when I do the changes).

    Got that. Once a comment is indexed, further edits aren't taken into account unless the db is reindexed. And we don't know at what second of the minute indexing happens, so have to think before posting if aiming for better stats :lol:

    Exactly :) And you cannot fix your comment, if it appears to be similar to your previous comment :D

    But with the average word per comments column it is now easier to see, who was participating in discussions, and who were just trying to spam comment count :)

    Thanked by 3loay rattlecattle 0xC7
  • wudaliwudali Member

    @wudali said:
    Hello, I would like to double the bandwidth.
    Order: 1173593630
    Thanks!

    @dustinc

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To monitor and manage services on a systemd-based system, use the systemctl command:

    systemctl

  • waheedwaheed Member

    everyone trying to give more & more information, entertainment, commercials, tech info. 🔥😅👍

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check the system's DNS configuration, use the resolv.conf file:

    cat /etc/resolv.conf

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check for open files by a specific user, use the lsof and grep commands:

    lsof -u username

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To display or set the system date and time, use the date command:

    date MMDDhhmm[[CC]YY][.ss]

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check for failed login attempts, use the faillog command:

    faillog

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check the system's CPU information, use the lscpu command:

    lscpu

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To create a RAM disk, use the mount command with the tmpfs filesystem:

    mount -t tmpfs -o size=512M tmpfs /mnt/ramdisk

  • codelockcodelock Member

    @waheed said:

    everyone trying to give more & more information, entertainment, commercials, tech info. 🔥😅👍

    Welcome to the party sirrrrrrrrrr , it is going to go wild soon

    Thanked by 1waheed
  • rattlecattlerattlecattle Member

    @codelock said: Why edit when you can repost 🤤

    True that. Also works wonders when trying to increase the post count. Can get rid of the edit button totally specifically for this thread. Every edit is a new post. :lol:

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To check the status of a network interface, use the ethtool command:

    ethtool eth0

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To generate strong passwords, use the pwgen command:

    pwgen

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To display a tree-like structure of directories, use the tree command:

    tree

  • codelockcodelock Member

    @rattlecattle said:

    @codelock said: Why edit when you can repost 🤤

    True that. Also works wonders when trying to increase the post count. Can get rid of the edit button totally specifically for this thread. Every edit is a new post. :lol:

    new post instead of edit

  • loayloay Member

    TIL: To monitor network bandwidth usage, use the nload command:

    nload

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