I updated my Ubuntu from 19.04 to 19.10. Now the Apache PHP is not working. All I get is the raw PHP code instead of the rendered PHP. How can I fix this?
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I started a while loop as follows:
while true; do {command}; sleep 180; done &
Notice the &
.
I thought when I killed the terminal, this while loop would stop. But it is still going. It has been hours since I killed the terminal session.
How do I stop this while loop?
I am trying to a write one liner for sending an alert email if the time taken for curl command exceeds 1 sec.
if time curl {URI} > 1; then mailx -r [email protected] -s ALERT; fi
How since time command returns more than just a numeric value, this fails.
Any ideas on how I can achieve this?
sssd has the following config to set the interval for the sudo rules refresh:
ldap_sudo_full_refresh_interval
What is the configuration to set the interval for the netgroup definition retrieval from LDAP?
How do I configure SSSD to send sssd.log logs to syslog? I would like to include the DEBUB SSSD logs as well. We would like to feed the sssd logs to Splunk. Our systems are already configured to send syslog to Splunk Security Module. So we would like to use that setup, instead of the Splunk Forwarder.
I am looking for a way to generate Oracle Mobile Authenticator OTP on Linux. Oracle Mobile Authenticator is based on Google Authenticator. So I figured I should be able to use JAuth (Java based Google Authenticator Token generator app). But it seems like I am not able to initialize JAuth using the Secret generated by the Oracle Access Manager for the OTP.
What is the easiest way to install PHP Blenc on Ubuntu 14?
How can I split a text file in two parts at the first occurrence of a specified string? I looked at the split command, but it doesn't do that.
In the past I have used a script to do this. But it is not very efficient, and I have to move the script to different systems. I was wondering if there was a better way to achieve this.
Is there a way to create a cp932 encoded file on Ubuntu?
How do I force a Ubuntu machine to only download updates from official canonical.com mirrors? Right now it sometimes downloads from non canonical mirrors, which get flagged in our network monitoring software.
(Note: We don't have any third party repositories on this machine)
Does anyone know I why my ubuntu machine makes a connection to 93.184.215.223 when I use apt-get? I thought all the software repositories were at *.canonical.com. I haven't added any 3rd party repositories.......
How can I stop my Ubuntu machine from making calls to the Ubuntu Music Search API (http://alkes.canonical.com/)?
What is a a good way to track over time the amount of data transferred from my ubuntu machine to another host on the internet?
On Ubuntu, how do I get a list of network connections my computer has made in the last few days? Is there a easy way to do this?
I am looking for the drivers for Integrated Display on Lenovo 420s Core i7. This computer has the nvidia optimus option. Can anyone point me in the right direction?