In CentOS, there is this command rpm -qc packagenameto list all the configuration for a specific package.
[spiderman@MyFirstLinuxVM ~]$ rpm -qc sudo /etc/pam.d/sudo /etc/pam.d/sudo-i /etc/sudo-ldap.conf /etc/sudo.conf /etc/sudoers
Is there any similar command in Ubuntu using aptor dpkg ?
Despite using mesg y, the ? next to both the username is not changing to + because of which I'm not able to use write/wall command
shaunx333@Aspire:~$ who -w tempuser ? :0 2021-06-25 13:27 (:0) shaunx333 ? :1 2021-06-25 13:27 (:1)
Is there any way to change it to + ?
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So i was able to send a message using write command from shaunx333 to tempuser(using putty) but I'm not able to do the same from tempuser to shaunx333, its showing me messages disabled prompt. The two users are connected through ssh.
When we use useradd, what is the difference between -d and -m? Because the definitions of both sound similar, which is responsible for creating a home directory.