How the below shell redirection works ? Appears to be complicated to understand the order of execution. Any easy explanation ?
uuencode host-file < host-file >encodedfile
My Ubuntu LTS 12.04 has vim editor. If I open a file, move to a paragraph and reopen vim, then the cursor goes to beginning of the file always.
This is not the expected behavior. How the vim can remember last read position after closing a file?
I tried vi also, but the result is the same.
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Where is the /etc/inittab file or how to set the default runlevel
I have Ubuntu LTS 12.04 32 bit operating system on my laptop. But I could not find /etc/inittab. Where is it moved? Do we have something new instead?
I have a single disk partition (say /shared) shared by multiple users. It has a single file system (ext3). I want to put home directories for each of the user here and set their disk limit to 5 GB. Thus /share/home/user1 could have up to 5 GB and /share/home/user2 have could have up to 5 GB.
What is the command line way (not GUI) to do this?
I want to generate some RTP traffic between Windows and Ubuntu and capture the packets using Wireshark. This is for study purpose.
What tools can I use for generating RTP traffic. Whatever I tried requires SIP. Is there any tools which don't require SIP, can be used to Generate RTP (audio/video...whatever). ?
I am basically looking for an easy way.
Thanks
I tried to install language-pack-fr in my Ubundu machine. It worked - but I am not clear what are things that get installed as part of the language pack.
In general , the language pack contains only fonts for the new language ? Or, what are the other contents?
I want to switch to French locale. So I tried the below command:
myUbundu@myUbundu-desktop:~$ export LC_ALL=fr_FR
But I am getting the warning
-bash: warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (fr_FR)
How to set the locale to French? Do I need to install additional packages?