Tag: linux
You might be thinking there is a typo in the rrsync but it is actually a
legitimate command name. The command name comes from restricted rsync and
is usually distributed alongside rsync via the package manager. Lets find
out where it is located on Arch Linux:
$ pacman -Fy &&a…
I have had a problem with the gpio command on Raspberry Pi 4. Checking
it's version with gpio -v produced the following output:
gpio version: 2.50
Copyright (c) 2012-2018 Gordon Henderson
This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
For details type: gpio -warranty
Raspber…
Dealing with the situation that some LAN network consisting of multiple
connected devices without the access to the Internet needs some work, while
simultaneously requiring access the Internet from my laptop over the
wireless.
The problem is that NetworkManager prioritizes wired …
Being a big fan of KeePassXC project I am making use of virtually all the
features it provides. One of the features I use really often is the global
Auto-type feature. I use it for providing passwords into ssh sessions and
into ansible when becoming a super user. The correct pass…
Consider tracepath as a network diagnostic tool:
tracepath peterbabic.dev
The output might be surprising:
1?: [LOCALHOST] pmtu 1500
1: _gateway 0.748ms
1: _gateway 0.676ms
2: 192.168.66.1 …
Performing my mundane periodic software package upgrade on a laptop I did
not expect anything spectacular to happen. The
Informant did not stopped the upgrade
due to some breaking news. There was no problem with mirrors, key
signatures, cyclic dependencies or incompatible package…
Part of the Arch Linux system maintenance is to actively read
latest news. Mostly anyone who uses Arch has
come across this piece of advice: read the news before updating! In other
words, before running the dreaded sudo pacman -Syu command, one should be
prepared to act upon any …