Ubuntu whatprovides equivalent
On RHEL/CentOS systems, I am used to being able to use the whatprovides command to find what package contains a specific binary. On Ubuntu the best equivalent I have found is the apt-file command. This […]
On RHEL/CentOS systems, I am used to being able to use the whatprovides command to find what package contains a specific binary. On Ubuntu the best equivalent I have found is the apt-file command. This […]
First, as root, install nfs-kernel-server: By default NFS version 2 is disabled. This is probably fine but if you do need to enable it, edit /etc/default/nfs-kernel-server and add: And then restart the service: Confirm with: […]
When you attach a new storage device, you will need to first create a new partition and format it with a filesystem before you can make use of it. To view all attached devices, issue […]
To install Oracle Java 11, add the PPA to your package manager: Press enter to acknowledge the the notification and continue. Install Java JDK 11 with the following command: At this point you will need […]
Here I am trying out a tool called aws-inventory that attempts to discover created resources within an AWS account. See the aws-inventory homepage for more information. First use the distributions package manager to install Tkinter: […]
In a previous article I installed netdata on Ubuntu 16.04. This was a more manual process than required now. Here we just need to install the .deb file from the repository. Edit the configuration file […]
Unfortunately there is not currently a .DEB installation file so we must install it manually. Update the package index and install the required and recommended packages for netdata. Clone the Netdata repository. Then install Netdata […]
This relates to VMware-vSphere-CLI-6.7.0-8156551 which you will need to down load from the VMware website here. In both examples below, you will need to first download this file and copy it to the device you […]
If like me, you’ve had enough of Google – its time to make the first step and remove Google Chrome from you’re life. Brave is a new open-source browser that respects your privacy. Its also […]
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