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know-how/software/linux/_posts/2008-07-15-initscripts.md
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This is an event.d-script for the new Ubuntu [Upstart](http://upstart.ubuntu.com/).
The event gets started/respawned on runlevels 2-5. If you change to level 0, 1 or 6, the process gets stopped/killed.
Manual start/stop works through the same commands ˋstartˋ and ˋstopˋ. With ˋstatusˋ you can check the status.
Manual start/stop works through the same commands `start` and `stop`. With `status` you can check the status.
~~~
# manages Solr search engine
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This does the same using the traditional init.d-way.
After creation of the script in ˋ/etc/init.dˋ you also have to make the symlinks in the ˋrc.2ˋ..ˋrc.5ˋ-directories.
After creation of the script in `/etc/init.d` you also have to make the symlinks in the `rc.2`..`rc.5`-directories.
{% highlight bash %}
#!/bin/sh

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know-how/software/linux/_posts/2008-08-07-partition-numbering.md
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- partitioning
---
After removal of the first primary partition, you might notice, that the names of the remaining partitions didn't
change. ˋ/dev/sda2ˋ stays ˋ/dev/sda2ˋ. To renumber the partition, use ˋfdiskˋ and create a new primary partition no. 1
which is located behind ˋsda2ˋ. You might want to delete your swap partition, create a new one in partition slot no. 1.
change. `/dev/sda2` stays `/dev/sda2`. To renumber the partition, use ˋfdiskˋ and create a new primary partition no. 1
which is located behind `sda2`. You might want to delete your swap partition, create a new one in partition slot no. 1.
Now enter the expert menu of fdisk and type <kbd>f</kbd> to fix the partition table. The partitions will be renumbered
according to their position on disk. After that delete the temporary partition and re-create your swap. Don't forget to
write the new partition table to disk.
Afterwards, update your ˋ/boot/grub/menu.lstˋ, maybe ˋ/etc/fstabˋ and do a ˋgrub-installˋ.
Afterwards, update your `/boot/grub/menu.lst`, maybe `/etc/fstab` and do a `grub-install`.

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know-how/software/linux/_posts/2008-08-13-mc-startup-delay.md
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- linux
- mc
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If Midnight Commander needs several seconds to startup, check the ˋinterfacesˋ line in your ˋsmb.confˋ. According to [this page](http://osdir.com/ml/gnome.apps.mc.general/2006-09/msg00057.html),
the built-in Samba code of *mc* is outdated and doesn't recognize device names like ˋeth0ˋ or ˋloˋ as the newer
If Midnight Commander needs several seconds to startup, check the `interfaces` line in your `smb.conf`. According to [this page](http://osdir.com/ml/gnome.apps.mc.general/2006-09/msg00057.html),
the built-in Samba code of *mc* is outdated and doesn't recognize device names like `eth0` or `lo` as the newer
*smbclient* does. So it tries to resolve those into IPs which takes ages until they time out.
Replace the devices by their respective netmasks (e.g. ˋ192.168.1.0/24ˋ) and *mc* will startup instantly.
Replace the devices by their respective netmasks (e.g. `192.168.1.0/24`) and *mc* will startup instantly.

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know-how/software/linux/_posts/2008-08-13-wol.md
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Preparing to go asleep
======================
To make Linux not shut down the network interface upon *halt*, edit the file ˋ/etc/init.d/haltˋ, find the line with the
ˋhaltˋ command and remove the parameter ˋ-iˋ if there. This parameter does ˋifdownˋ on all networking interfaces. As the
To make Linux not shut down the network interface upon *halt*, edit the file `/etc/init.d/halt`, find the line with the
`halt` command and remove the parameter `-i` if there. This parameter does `ifdown` on all networking interfaces. As the
manpage for *halt* states, this is unneccessary for newer kernels - also it disables WOL.
The second step is to make sure, your card supports WOL. To find out, issue the ˋsudo ethtool eth0ˋ command. You should
The second step is to make sure, your card supports WOL. To find out, issue the `sudo ethtool eth0` command. You should
get something like this:
~~~
@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Settings for eth0:
Link detected: no
~~~
The important lines are the ˋSupports Wake-onˋ and ˋWake-onˋ ones. The "ˋgˋ" means it is enabled for MagicPacket™.
The important lines are the `Supports Wake-on` and `Wake-on` ones. The "`g`" means it is enabled for MagicPacket™.
If not, you should manually call the command:
ethtool -s eth0 wol g
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This would send the packet to the 192.168.1.x subnet and the PC with the specified MAC address should wake up.
**Note:** Some nVidia chipsets require the MAC address to be specified in reverse order. In the example this would
be ˋfe:ca:ef:be:ad:deˋ.
be `fe:ca:ef:be:ad:de`.

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know-how/software/linux/_posts/2008-08-15-update-fontcache.md
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- linux
- fonts
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After adding some fonts to the ˋ/usr/share/fontsˋ directories, you have to re-login to see the added fonts. To update
After adding some fonts to the `/usr/share/fonts` directories, you have to re-login to see the added fonts. To update
the fontcache without a log-cycle, use the following command:
sudo fc-cache -fv

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know-how/software/linux/_posts/2008-08-21-syslogd-for-lan.md
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- monitoring
- networking
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To let the *syslogd* also receive messages from your local network, edit the file ˋ/etc/default/syslogdˋ and modify the
To let the *syslogd* also receive messages from your local network, edit the file `/etc/default/syslogd` and modify the
last line so that it looks like this:
SYSLOGD="-r"
Restart the *sysklogd* and watch your ˋ/var/log/messagesˋ.
Restart the *sysklogd* and watch your `/var/log/messages`.

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- netbios
- wins
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To enable lookup of WINS-names in Ubuntu, edit the file ˋ/etc/nsswitch.confˋ and find the line:
To enable lookup of WINS-names in Ubuntu, edit the file `/etc/nsswitch.conf` and find the line:
hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4
Append ˋwinsˋ to the end of the line so that it looks like this:
Append `wins` to the end of the line so that it looks like this:
hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4 wins

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At [Ubuntu Unleashed](http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/04/tweak-and-optimize-ubuntu-linux-boot.html) you can find a
document about different settings to optimize startup times of the system and applications itself.
The ˋnoatimeˋ and ˋnodiratimeˋ settings are unneccessary in Hardy as the default option ˋrelatimeˋ only updates the
The `noatime` and `nodiratime` settings are unneccessary in Hardy as the default option `relatime` only updates the
*access time* if the file has been modified after the last access timestamp.
You can enable the full power of the [upstart](https://launchpad.net/upstart) manager by enabling multi-threading.
In ˋ/etc/init.d/rcˋ at line 24, set ˋCONCURRENCY=shellˋ. But beware of slight problems upon booting. Some services might
In `/etc/init.d/rc` at line 24, set `CONCURRENCY=shell`. But beware of slight problems upon booting. Some services might
be started before depending services are. Also some lines upon startup are printed twice. If you have problems
getting your machine up and running, change it back to ˋnoneˋ.
getting your machine up and running, change it back to `none`.
Another nice feature is adding the ˋprofileˋ option to the kernel line upon boot. The bootup will take longer than
Another nice feature is adding the `profile` option to the kernel line upon boot. The bootup will take longer than
usual but the readahead-daemon will catalog all needed files and on the next boot (without that parameter), all needed
files will be preloaded before boot.
On Desktops with much RAM, the ˋ[preload](http://sf.net/projects/preload)ˋ daemon also speeds up working.
On Desktops with much RAM, the `[preload](http://sf.net/projects/preload)` daemon also speeds up working.