You may get a device is busy error when you try to unmount a partition in Linux using the umount command:
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You may get a device is busy error when you try to unmount a partition in Linux using the umount command:
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Let’s say you want to be notified every time someone connects to your Linux hosts via SSH. This article shows how to configure the Zabbix trigger to notify you when a user logs in to a Linux host using SSH.
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You can use the built-in network recycle bin to automatically save all files deleted by a user on the Samba file server on Linux. For this, the vfs_recycle (Virtual File System) module is used.
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On Linux, you can use the cups-pdf package to implement a virtual PDF printer. What is a PDF printer? This is a virtual device that is added to the system as a regular printer and when a document is sent for printing, it generates a PDF file from it.
On Linux, a history of recent console commands is stored in the .bash_history file. You can view the contents of this file with any text editor or with the command:
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In this article, we will look at how to install a Zabbix Agent on Linux, connect it to a Zabbix server, and configure data encryption using PSK.
I most often use the following command to find out the version of Linux on the host:
# lsb_release –a
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In this article, we will show you how to install Nvidia video card drivers on a Debian Linux distro.
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When a Docker container starts up, it gets a dynamic IP address by default. In this article, we will show you how to assign a static IP address to a specific Docker container.
If you clone Linux virtual machines on your hypervisor (whether it be VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, or KVM/Proxmox), they will get the same IP address from the DHCP server after powering on, even if the VMs have different MAC addresses.