Hey px1 and Welcome :)
Weil i think 2 Looks like an Host only Adapter and 3 like the nat ( only because nat Looks at VMware in Range 192.168.x.x)
NAT is the adress translation from an private ip to the ip of the host you run Virtual Box. You Need something like a Host Bridge if you Wang to...
Hey Dimitris,
alright lets talk about your project. To realise we should talk about some more things. Do you get an hardware standalone firewall? Then the best way would to place your server in an DMZ. It is always the best way to encapsulate public servers from the LAN. Would you want to reach...
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Well lets take a look inside /var/log/journal/
as wee see the owner of this file is root and the groupowner is systemd-journal.
so lets give it a try to open the system.journal as normal user will result:
so the normal user isn´t able to check the system.journal or...
It depents on the configuration. Is your log persistent or cleared at shutdown? Default Location for the Logs is /run/log/journal/uuid where uuid is different in every System. If you got it persistent it will be located in /var/...
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Greetings alekseev,
The command line options are cut off the current size to 1G or 1 year. If you set the variables in the configuration the future log files wont exceed the value. So to answer your question :
If you set it through the configuration file it will be persistent.
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Greetings hoyanet,
first of all welcome to Linux.org .
First off all which server distribution do you use?
Is John in the sudoer file?
instead of direct call the sudo su via ssh try to call it through an bash with option -s and an pipe.
Example:
ssh max @ server1 /usr/bin/bash -s | echo "Hello...
Hello John,
and welcome to Linux.org
Which OS you run?
instead try this:
ssh operator@server1 /usr/bin/bash -s | sudo su - sauron /etc/init.d/romillot status
It should open an bash und server1 and input everything after the pipe to this bash.
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Hey Dimitris,
well lets take a look. If you want to host something on the internet within your private enviroment you need : 1. An public static IP or either some dyndns magic. 2. Open ports in your firewall. 3. you have to rent the URL and point to your public IP address (or dyndns) . You also...
First welcome to Linux.org, vivek . Sorry that i have to ask but can you tell me a little bit more about your question? What you want to know? BIOS stands for Basic Input / Output System? Did you want to know that ? Or want to know more about the boot process of linux / eg grub ?
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Thank you all ;)
And here are just a few more informations about me : my Name is Tim and in my free Time i like to do Sports. I also like to read technical Books about Networking, virtualisation, Security and newly i try to learn about some Python.
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