linux command to get the storage used on child sub-directories
du -hd 1 /yourPath # or cd / du -h –max-depth=1 100M ./root 1.3G ./var 202M ./boot 1.6G ./snap …
du -hd 1 /yourPath # or cd / du -h –max-depth=1 100M ./root 1.3G ./var 202M ./boot 1.6G ./snap …
One opportunity might be to purge the journal file, the “journalctl” command below purges all put the last 5 days.
Just want to ignore all the permission denied and find the file? sudo cd / sudo find . -name connect-console-sink.properties
https://www.thegeekdiary.com/centos-rhel-how-to-find-logical-volumes-lvs-that-are-part-of-a-physical-volume-pv-in-lvm/#:~:text=Using%20lvdisplay%20command,along%20with%20their%20physical%20volumes. Then creating a boot partition on RHEL 6 or centos 6 https://docs.hytrust.com/DataControl/Admin_Guide-4.0/Content/Books/Admin-Guide/Linux-Root-Swap-Drive-Encryption/Creating-Boot-Partition-RHEL-CentOS-6.htm Then if you have to fix a
The overwrite of /etc/resolv.conf is normal when the network is restarted (and host reboot), so if your DNS Servers change,
Yes this is a YouTube but there are nice time series stamps below it. I especially liked: 1.) control-l to
This may work for 7 too (NO CHECK THAT – RHEL 7 does not have dnf – oops – but
With Oracle Linux 8 you just run – because the package comes with # dnf install -y oracle-database-preinstall-21c and then
Centos8 Gnome DISPLAY is set like this: export DISPLAY=:0 In other words normally for xWindows you do something like this to set
BTW if XWindows is not loaded on your linux app for RHEL or clones you can go here, download the