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I've been using debian bullseye for a while now and noticed that usr sbin is not by default in root's path, contrary to other distros This leads some (third-party) scripts to fail, for instance because they cannot find ldconfig What, if any, would be the reason debian ommits usr sbin from root's path?
- debian - How to set the domain name on GNU Linux? - Server Fault
I'm using Debian 7 and this is what worked for me; thanks to Fernando Ribeiro sudoedit etc hostname server # here's where you put the server's host name activate hostname sudo hostname -F etc hostname add domain name and address to the server sudoedit etc hosts 192 168 1 2 server domain server VERIFY
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However, on Debian 12, when I go to edit the etc resolv conf it has a big warning: # Dynamic resolv conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8) # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN # 127 0 0 53 is the systemd-resolved stub resolver # run "resolvectl status" to see details about the actual
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- debian - Curl SSL Certificate: unable to get local issuer certificate . . .
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- linux - How can I list my open ports on Debian? - Server Fault
lsof -i -P Check the man page for lsof as there is no shortage of options -P lists the port number rather than the name taken from etc services Run as root, though, this will provide you with a list of all active network connections and their status (listening, established, etc)
- debian - ldapsearch and kerberos authentication - Server Fault
I can successfully connect and search to an Active Directory domain controller using ldapsearch I am using the -x option, to specify a username password authentication (password being specified by
- debian - Best location to keep SSL certificates and private keys on . . .
This post is geared toward Ubuntu (Debian) + Apache, but should work on most systems Just apply the permissions and update location path in given config (apache nginx etc) This answer also assumes you are NOT using LetsEncrypt Certbot, or some automated SSL service You have bought, or created a SSL certificate and have obtained the file bundle
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