Hi,
the old style ifconfig, route and netstat commands does not support all network, especially IPv6, features shipped with modern linux distributions.
Replacement are ip (ifconfig, route) and ss (netstat). Here are some examples.
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Hi,
short post. You start a bash script and want to change the working directory to the directory where the script is stored
Use this:
cd "$(dirname "$0")"
Michael
Hi,
to disable IPv6 on a Linux system you have to set some variables with sysctl.
Continue reading Linux: Disable IPv6
Hi,
if you are logged on as a user1 and switch to another user2 with sudo the ssh agent from user1 cannot be used because the “switched” user2 does nothing know about the ssh-agent respectively the agent socket.
Continue reading Linux: Use ssh agent forwarding while sudo to another user
Hi,
this post describes how to start a Windows App from command line. Windows Apps cannot be started by calling the exe file in the C:\program files\WindowsApps\xxx folder. This can/must be done my using the explorer.exe.
The Syntax is
C:\> explorer.exe shell:appsFolder\%PackageFamilyNameOfTheApp%!%AppId%
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