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- What files do Linux environment variables come from?
- In the Linux environment, after the LinuxShell login is successful, Linux will obtain a series of data from the file for the login. This data will be used in individual instructions or individual programs. That data is called the LinuxShell runtime environment. Data in the environment can be roughly divided into four types: environment variables, Shell variables, aliases, and Shell functions. Among them, Shell variables, aliases, and Shell functions will not be explained in detail here. What are the environment variables? You can directly use the printenv command without parameters to output the environment variables of the current session and the values of the environment variables. If parameters are added, the value of a certain variable is output. If it were more convenient to view
- LINUX 863 2024-03-20 19:50:10
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- Oracle parameter set and reset settings
- The actual case environment of Oracle parameter setting set and reset: Oracle10.2.0.5 RAC requirements: the aq_tm_processes of node 1 is required to be restored to the default, and the setting requirements of node 2 remain unchanged 1. Build the test environment 2. Test plan 3. Summary Background introduction: From The aq_tm_processes parameter can be found in the 10.2 official files. We see that the default value of this parameter is 0. Let’s call it default 0. Then, in fact, we found that this default 0 and we manually set its SET to 0, the effect is completely Different. After discussing this matter with colleagues, I finally learned a technical detail: in Oracle, using SET to set parameter values actually requires a lot less work.
- LINUX 1257 2024-03-20 19:10:14
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- Can software compiled by Mingw be used in a Linux environment?
- Can software compiled by Mingw be used in a Linux environment? Mingw is a tool chain used on the Windows platform to compile and generate programs that can run on Windows. So, can the software compiled by Mingw be used in the Linux environment? The answer is yes, but it requires some extra work and steps. The most common way to run programs compiled on Windows on Linux is to use Wine. Wine is a tool used in Linux and other similar Un
- LINUX 1006 2024-03-20 17:06:03
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- Linux development tool: Core i7 vs Ryzen 7, 16GB memory and SSD storage comparison
- In order to cope with today's rapid technological development environment, the Linux operating system has won the favor of a wide range of developers because of its open source features. However, choosing the perfect device for Linux development can be confusing. Therefore, this article will conduct a comprehensive evaluation and in-depth comparison of many popular hardware specifications on the market, so as to provide practical reference for readers seeking the optimal Linux development machine. 1. Processor As the core element of computer performance, the processor plays a vital role in Linux research and development. Based on this, we selected two processors, Intel Core i7 and AMD Ryzen 7, which have attracted widespread attention, for in-depth evaluation. Empirical research reveals that although Core i7 has a slight advantage in single-core performance, in the field of multi-threading challenges, AM
- LINUX 1011 2024-03-20 14:50:47
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- Tips for working with slice capacity and length in Go
- Quick test - what does the code below output? vals:=make([]int,5)fori:=0;i
- LINUX 596 2024-03-20 14:36:28
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- Is Linux system compatible with Android software?
- In recent years, the popularity of the Android system in the field of mobile devices has grown rapidly, and many people have begun to pay attention to whether Android applications can also be run on other platforms. As a common operating system, Linux is favored by many people. So the question is, is the Linux system compatible with Android software? The first thing to make clear is that the Linux system and the Android system have certain similarities in the kernel. They are both operating systems based on the Linux kernel. Therefore, theoretically speaking, the Linux system can run
- LINUX 710 2024-03-20 14:27:03
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- How to configure and install FTPS in Linux system
- Title: How to configure and install FTPS in Linux system, specific code examples are required. In Linux system, FTPS is a secure file transfer protocol. Compared with FTP, FTPS encrypts the transmitted data through TLS/SSL protocol, which improves Security of data transmission. In this article, we will introduce how to configure and install FTPS in a Linux system and provide specific code examples. Step 1: Install vsftpd Open the terminal and enter the following command to install vsftpd: sudo
- LINUX 1144 2024-03-20 14:03:03
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- Detailed introduction and practical application of Linux tee command
- Detailed introduction and practical application of the Linuxtee command. The Linuxtee command is a commonly used command line tool. Its main function is to read data from the standard input and output the read data to the specified file and standard output device at the same time. That is, you can The output of the command is passed to the file and the screen respectively. In this article, the usage of the Linuxtee command and practical application cases will be introduced in detail. The basic syntax of tee command The basic syntax of tee command is as follows: tee[OPTION]...
- LINUX 1385 2024-03-20 13:24:04
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- Download the installation path introduction format of nodejsLinux version
- 1. Download the nodejs Linux version. Note that this tutorial is in .tar.xz format. 2. Upload to the Linux-related path, usually /usr/local/, and execute the following command xz-dnode-xxxx.tar.xz---decompress tar.xz into a tar file tar-xvfnode-xxxx.tar-- -Extract the tar file into the folder mvnode-xxxnodejs----How to install linux by changing the name of the folder to nodejs [Check whether the installation is successful and execute node-v in the bin directory] 3. Configure soft connections to make the global You can use the node command ln-s/usr/loc
- LINUX 1383 2024-03-20 12:43:10
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- Linux Commands: Tips to View User UID and GID
- The Linux operating system is a widely used open source operating system that provides users with a wealth of command line tools to allow users to manage the system more easily. In a Linux system, each user has a unique user identifier (UserID, UID) and a group identifier (GroupID, GID). Understanding the user's UID and GID is very important for system management and file permission management. This article will introduce several techniques for viewing the user's UID and GID to better manage the Linux system.
- LINUX 1015 2024-03-20 12:33:03
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- Steps to solve the problem of failure to start SSH service in Linux
- Starting the SSH service is a very common operation in Linux systems. You can log in to the server remotely for management and operation. However, sometimes you may encounter a failure to start the SSH service, which may be due to configuration file errors, service not being installed, port being occupied, etc. This article will introduce the specific steps to solve the failure to start the SSH service on Linux, including possible problems and corresponding solutions, and provide specific code examples to help readers solve the problem. Step 1: Check SSH service status before starting SSH service
- LINUX 694 2024-03-20 12:21:03
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- Learn more about how to view Linux user UID and GID
- User UID and GID are numerical identifiers used to identify users and groups in Linux systems. When using a Linux system, we often need to view the user's UID and GID in order to manage user and file permissions. This article will provide an in-depth introduction to the various ways to view user UID and GID in Linux systems, and attach specific code examples. 1. Check the user UID and GID through the command. Check the UID and GID of the current user: id. After running the above command, the system will display the UID, GID and GID of the current user.
- LINUX 1071 2024-03-20 12:06:04
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- Advantages and Disadvantages of Linux Opt Partitioning
- Advantages and disadvantages of Linux Opt partition In Linux systems, the Opt partition is a partition specially used to store optional software packages, programs, library files and other data. The Opt partition is usually used to store third-party software and applications so that system administrators can better manage and maintain the system. In this article, the advantages, disadvantages, and specific code examples of LinuxOpt partitioning will be discussed. Advantages: Easy management: By installing third-party software and applications in the Opt partition, you can better manage and maintain
- LINUX 945 2024-03-20 11:57:03
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- Learn how to view user UID and GID in Linux
- Learn how to view user UID and GID in Linux. In the Linux system, each user and group has a unique identifier, namely user ID (UID) and group ID (GID). It's important to know how to view these IDs because they play a key role in permission management and file access control. With some simple commands, we can easily query the UID and GID of users and groups. Let's take a look at the specific methods and code examples. View UID and GID of a single user To view a single user
- LINUX 1382 2024-03-20 11:42:03
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- Linux Practical Tips: How to Find User UID and GID
- Linux Practical Tips: How to Find User UID and GID In Linux systems, each user is assigned a unique user ID (UID) and a group ID (GID). These IDs are used to identify users and user groups. Sometimes, we need to find the UID and GID of a specific user for management or configuration. This article will introduce how to find user UID and GID in Linux system, with specific code examples. Use the id command. The id command can display the UID of the current user.
- LINUX 855 2024-03-20 11:36:03