s kind of old, but IIRC this also worked on KDE 3.
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is not picking up the PID correctly, I'm
not sure yet. I'm actually dealing with similar issue now so I'll post more
when I find something.
BTW, just noticed you're using su -c to run the program. I think this spawns
a shell which may be the cause. Could you add &
You may need to add 'expect fork'
or 'expect daemon' to your pref.conf. Is the PID you get from `status pref'
the same as you see in ps output?
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jobs to be services that need to be respawned if they exit. See
also man init(5).
Upstart provides a compatibility interface for SysV so /etc/init.d is still
there and used but this is not what you want.
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servers normally do cache, but clients don't. Are you running
> named locally on each machine and pointing resolv.conf to localhost?
He's running nscd which caches DNS (group 'hosts' in /etc/nscd.conf).
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;t had a problem with it yet but only have <
200 posix users).
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. the \n has to be expanded to a newline, otherwise it causes word
splitting on either '\' or 'n'.
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add this host's address to DNS for
abilitiessoft.com
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The information in
org/documentation.php/doc-1.4/sharing.html
and man cupsctl(8) which has handy options like --share-printers and --remote-
printers.
Also, if you're still having problems see what's in the remote cache file:
/var/cache/cups/remote.cache; if it seems stale remove it and restart cups.
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it on
disabled accounts (both local and Kerberos/LDAP) and it works.
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as well just avoid expiring it at all.
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ommand run is vim
"/some/dir/a" "/some/dir/b" (quoted) which is why spaces, etc. are preserved.
As for OP's original scenario, I left it out as you already answered it. Note
that there's also a shortcut for cat (without launching a subp
ntf '"%p" ')
(shell quotes expansions automatically, but you can still ensure output from
find is appropriately quoted manually)
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individual users to add it to their
.bashrc.
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> SSH window that started it closes?
Try adding 'nohup' before 'java'. Closing SSH session closes the shell which
sends HUP to its children.
But, it is not your main problem is it? I mean the app wasn't always started
manually from an interactive shell?
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t will kill any running jobs.
I'm not sure about GNOME or if that's available in version currently shipped
in CentOS but in KDE the screensaver allows you to switch user, i.e. leave the
currently logged on user's session running and start a new one for another
user. That seems
of SSH but not sure if it's exposed (via options that is).
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On Wednesday 05 Jan 2011 00:18:36 Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 4:00 PM, wrote:
> > Michael Gliwinski writes:
> >> Actually, mock can build an SRPM from spec file and dir with sources:
> >>
> >> $ mock --buildsrpm --spec=/pa
y in EPEL, not sure
if it was available in older versions. Sure it may require some scripting
around it to automate it but it has the advantage of verifying build depends,
etc. so it's worth it IMO.
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tter of:
@hosts('192.168.1.1', '192.168.1.2', '192.168.1.3', '192.168.1.4')
def some_task():
put('rootidfile', '~/.ssh/authorized_keys')
and run it as:
$ fab -U root some_task
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