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Debian network namespace isolation

I have an AppImage which I need to run 3 instances of, concurrently. Each instance will use it's own profile (Home directory). That's all very easy: HOME=/home/user/home AppName.appimage Now the ...
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How do I make Debian's greeting look more like Ubuntu's?

I want my Debian greeting to show me how many updates are available, like what happens in Ubuntu. Debian greeting: https://i.imgur.com/eJ0UsxU.jpeg Ubuntu greeting: https://i.imgur.com/t0r8nzr.jpeg
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How to generate a date in ISO 8601 format (UTC time) with an offset X days into the future? [duplicate]

When calling an API, I need to provide a start time and an end time in ISO 8601 format (UTC time). I want to call the API in a CRON job, so I can't manually create the date-time(s). How can I use the ...
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Using HOME variable in crontab result in broken jobs

I have this crontab file with a lot (100+) of jobs that execute some commands in the same directory, suppose ~/Documents/. Instead of cd ~/Documents/ && <command> for every jobs, I can ...
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Check whether linux is utilizing service or systemctl with a shell script

friends! I need a mechanism to verify if the linux virtual private server is utilizing systemctl or service. The systemd application is installed on all of them. Current Code. if pgrep systemd-journal;...
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Problem is "too many arguments" [closed]

First of all, I will leave the code I wrote below, but I would like to tell you a problem I had before. Problem 1 : I get the error "too many arguments" when I type any character and leave a ...
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How to run a command from /etc/sudoers.d/ file noninteractive way?

I am automating dpkg-sig installation for one of my project purpose. Now I want to install it noninteractive way. I have added the following in a file inside /etc/sudoers.d/ Cmnd_Alias DPKGSIG_INSTALL ...
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Can I change SSHD config properties through command line?

I have about 20 ubuntu/debian VMs. When I originally set them all up I was using ssh password authentication. I want to change all of them to use key authentication only. PermitRootLogin yes >> ...
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Is it possible to remotely clone a running/live OS?

I have an active OpenVPN/OpenSSH connection to a remote server. Is it possible to clone the remote OS, save it to a local file (e.g., with dd) and run it locally in VirtualBox or something similar?
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Linux MINT20 "Ulyana" doesn't keep PS1 root setting

This that follow is my current PS1 setting in /etc/bash.bashrc and ~/.bashrc: if [[ ${EUID} == 0 ]]; then PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\[\033[01;31m\]\h\[\033[01;36m\] \W \$\[\033[00m\] '...
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Awk: filter string + count number of lines?

I have some JSON data: "Item1": { "foo": null, "version": "bar", "result": null, }, "Item2": { "foo&...
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Bash: call function from "bash -c"

I'm trying to get my bash function to call another function that uses bash -c. How do we make functions created earlier in the script persist between different bash sessions? Current script: #!/bin/...
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Spell-checker for an interactive bash on Debian as Ubuntu?

I'm not sure, but I remember Ubuntu can do similar to: $ miswrite-command No 'miswrite-command' found, did you mean: 'correct-command' from 'correct-package' (main) Try : sudo apt install ...
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Bash: shell script create variables? [duplicate]

I'm trying to have a bash script create a variable and have the variable persist in the terminal until the terminal closes (not permanently). I thought export was what I needed but it didn't work. #!/...
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Why is there a call to `clear_console` in `~/.bash_logout`?

When I log in with the same user on tty1 and tty2 and start an X server session on tty1 - as soon as I log out of tty2, the X server session on tty1 crashes. This seems to be a known bug: https://...
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