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Downloading an RPM package including all of its dependencies on Fedora
There are times when you need to fully download an RPM and all of its dependencies. However, If you have already downloaded the RPM re-downloading the RPM and all its dependencies can be very difficult. I have found the following … Continue reading
List only ethernet Network Adapters on Debian/Fedora
Sometimes you want a quick way to verify all ethernet network adapters that are seen by the kernel at boot time. I find going directly to the pseudo filesystem is the fastest. For example. Similarly, you an modify the egrep … Continue reading
Remove any potential special characters or spaces from an IP address using AWK
Got stuck earlier in an interesting regex mystery and I command-line FU’d an AWK Solution. PROBLEM I want to strip out all spaces and/or special characters from an IP address PROCESS I know how to validate an IP address no … Continue reading
Posted in Command Line FU, Linux
Tagged awk, bash, ipaddress, special characters, strip ipaddress, validate ip address
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Sudo password fails even though it is correct [Fedora]
Newer fedora distros keep track of authentication failure attempts. This may prevent sudo from working even though the password is correct! In this example, I verified my user ‘ben’ is in /etc/sudoers Yet when I performed a simple operation the … Continue reading
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Obtain list of all physical hard drives (SSD, NVMe, VDA, HDD)
I came across an issue recently whereby I had a need to display all physical hard drives on a system whether it be HDD, VHD, or SSD (NVMe) drives that were above a certain size, excluding any USB or CD-ROM/DVD … Continue reading
Posted in Linux
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iterm2 adds line break when copying text
I had an issue that drove me crazy for weeks. When I would highlight text in iterm2 to copy it, upon pasting it would always add a carriage return (line-break) at the end of the line. Thus the line that … Continue reading
Double click select entire word in terminal (iterm2) on MAC OSX
I have had issues when using Remote Desktop Manager Free (RDM) for MAC OSX. Firstly ensure that you have iterm2 selected as the terminal Next you want to be sure you are using the Legacy Engine set to NO under … Continue reading
Posted in MAC-OSX
Tagged double click, iterm2, macos, osx, rdm, remote desktop manager, select, terminal
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Determine the Active Network Interface and IP address from Terminal on a MAC
On a MAC (OSX) Using the command line (Terminal) often you want a quick way to determine the Active Network Interfaces along with the IP address. Here is a quick ‘alias’ you can make to get the IP(s) Example Output … Continue reading
Posted in MAC-OSX
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Chrome: Your connection is not private. NT::ERR_CERT_INVALID
PROBLEM Unable to view or access website because Chrome Shows (Your connection is not private. NT::ERR_CERT_INVALID) SOLUTION Go to URL Wait until you see the ERR_CERT_INVALID message appears Click anywhere on the page type the word “thisisunsafe” Boom Baby!
Posted in Google Chrome
Tagged certificat error, chrome, err_cert_invalid, google chrome
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Intel SP2600TP Board Boots at Bios Screen to error 26 in lower right corner
PROBLEM It was seen recently on a T7000 whereby an Intel S2600TP system that boots and the only thing on the screen is the following with the number 26 in the lower right corner. Text on the screen reads as: … Continue reading