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"comment": "Created page with \"Use the following to find out YOUR version: ldd --version\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"=== Create an archive === tar zchf /var/db-dump/your-name-1-images.tgz -C / var/www/wiki.your-wiki-1/images/ === Extract an archive === tar -xzf /var/db-dump/your-name-1-images.tgz -C / var/www/wiki.your-wiki-1/images/ === Arguments used before === -c create an archive, one file that contains the target and everything below -x extract -f file -z use gzip on the archive -C change to this directory before any operation -h follow symlinks; files/dirs in symlinks...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"* install [https://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] * find your home directory using the \"Cygwin Terminal\" cygpath -w ~ * copy/link to the .ssh directory your config and your id_rsa files * test the backup with something small ssh YOUR-SERVER tar czf - -C / etc/ssl > `date +%FT%T`-YOUR-SERVER-TEST.tar.gz * do the real backup ssh YOUR-SERVER tar czf - -C / /var/backup/daily.0 > `date +%FT%T`-YOUR-SERVER.tar.gz\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"=== check/fix errors in a mysql/mariaDb database === * use the tool [https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-check/ mariadb-check] ** it should be installed by default if you have an installed mariadb mariadb-check --all-databases --check --password mariadb-check --all-databases --repair --password\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"You keep your system up to date with apt-get update apt-get upgrade apt-get dist-upgrade With apt-get update you get the current list of packages and information about them. With apt-cache search <What-You-Want> you search inside that information. With apt-get install <package> you get the package you found out you probably want. That is all good and working. Mostly. But sometimes it is not good enough. You perhaps know exactly what command you want to be able...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"In your /etc/fstab should be an entry like /dev/vda2 none swap sw 0 0 it might not point to a partition (/dev/vda2) but instead to a file and the \"none\" might be something different because it is (I think) not relevant for a swap partition. It will NOT be mounted, so don't try to use mount to see if it is working. With df -hT you see which partitions are know to your system and you get some information about them. BUT you norm...\""
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