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Martin Hope
Seandex
Asked: 2020-06-30 02:18:06 +0800 CST
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my Ubuntu recently freezes if I leave the desktop on for days. I could simply resolve it with CTRL+F2 or ALT+F2 then type 'r' command.

Since Ubuntu 20 (not sure it's the version) the 'r' doesn't exist anymore.

Is there a way to resolve my issue?

CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE works but it closes all of my applications. I want the solution to clear the memory leaks instead of close all.

Thank you.

freeze ram
Martin Hope
Seandex
Asked: 2020-06-04 03:56:06 +0800 CST
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In the web browser, there is "Web Developer" mode aka "Inspect Elements, also there is 'Network' tab in the Developer Mode, for monitoring webpage loading time for each file. I can also copy the responded cURL headers with the menu called "Copy as cURL".

So with that cURL headers and cookies info, I can perfectly emulate the exact same situation on the other machine, so the host treats me as I am on the same machine and the same browser when I paste in the terminal with the copied curl command.

Now I wanted to make that job of dragging the mouse and click a few areas plus right-click to get that "Copy as cURL" clipboard data for the terminal uses. (the reason why 'Copy as cURL' features is there).

P.S. I'm not talking about -I or -i tags, I want the result cURL to call the same page result displayed. So the script uses it right away. "Copy as cURL" includes almost everything. but I could not find a way to do it in the terminal. Is there a way to get that same "Copy as cURL" copy? or is there an option with an executable Linux browser parameter to achieve that data?

EDIT: steps to reproduce my problem.

  1. in the terminal: firefox "https://somewebsite" (or chromium web browser) then the GUI will open up the firefox with the website and loads all the page and has "copy as cURL" information.
  2. I want the "Copy as cURL" data, that the chromium has in the "network tab" of "Inspect Elements"
cookie curl