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Bookmark or Share- How do I find out what hard disks are in the system? - linuxUnder Linux since the dawn of time, disks and partitions are listed in /proc/partitions. Alternatively, you can use lshw: lshw -class disk. Linux also provides the lsblk utility which displays a nice tree view of the storage volumes (since util-linux 2.19, not present on embedded devices with BusyBox).
- arch linux - Where are my sshd logs? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange26. You should be able to filter messages from sshd using: or (depending on your distribution) which will show logs in a less style format (you can search /, navigate via PgUp, PgDown etc.). -e brings you to the end of logs. -u parameter filters through meta field _SYSTEMD_UNIT which is (at least on Debian) set to ssh.service, thus sshd won't ...
- How to remove programs completely on Arch Linux, including files that ...I'd atom installed on the system and tried to remove it with: pacman -Rs atom I still have a .atom folder in /home/user and another Atom folder in /home/user/.config, not sure whether there's any...
- Installing a .deb package on Arch - Unix & Linux Stack ExchangeThis method attempts to install the package using the debian packaging format on Arch, which is not recommended due to possible danger of corrupting your installation. If using this method it is recommended to be ready with a rescue disc image of Arch & backup of the user data/space. Install dpkg using yay:
- Arch Linux - How to run a cron job? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchangecreate a file with you crone task etc. cron.txt. cat cron.txt 0 1 * * * systemctl stop iradio; shutdown -P 0 30 23 * * * systemctl stop clock 34 23 * * * systemctl start clock. then crontab the new file. crontab cron.txt. It seems to be working now. Share. Improve this answer. Follow.
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