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Interesting, because I can get it to include one file, but it is reading multiple files where I run into an issue. Like it tosses out the previous configurations and only uses the last loaded. I've got a virtual network with virtual machines set up to test things. I'm trying a different...

doubt anything current will work, but debian sarge would work.

My experience is that you delete them they just come right back. Debian and ext4.

Debian with NextCloud software. I used it in a university setting for a long time before they switched to Google for everything, including google drive. Google drive used to be nice and easy, but now it seems to be to complicated for simple needs. NextCloud has client software for MacOS...

I tried to use 'includes' in the dhcpd.conf but it doesn't seem to work. I thought it would be clever to have each subnet in its own .conf file: /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf /etc/dhcp/subnets/<network.conf> Then just have: include "/etc/dhcp/subnets/sub10.conf"; include...

Probably add levels of usage to the poll. User - GUI interface, browse, chat, email, office, pr0n Admin - Rarely sees the GUI except to bring up another terminal window to log into remote system. Scripter - does basic scripting for the admins and is probably an admin themself. Programmer -...

That is great! not sure why I never found that utility. Thanks!

Always wondered why someone hasn't written a mini-app or something to gather this sort of information. I don't know much about scripting myself. Just really basic stuff. Good suggestions above. Thanks.

So what is it doing? Does it boot from the USB or whatever media you're trying to use? Does it just give you blank screen at boot? Does it get anywhere during the install process? I've had a few installs where the GUI would not start up. Installed using the CLI and then loaded up the GUI...

A co-worker wrote the below script a long time ago and there are many things it can do, but obviously stumbles when it comes to detecting the hard drives because /dev/sd[a-z] is not as common as it once was. I'm curious if anyone wanted to improve upon this switch to work in more situations...