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Re: LPI

I have found that the Linux man pages are usually sufficient. man commandname or man -k searchValue

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Have you tried adding the debugger flag to the first line and then stepping through the code? To turn on the debugger, add a -d to the end of the first line in the program... The one that starts with a #! Once you have the debugger on, you can …

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Good Morning... Where to start? Well, I live near San Francisco, California. Married for almost 40 years, two kids (all grown up), two grandchildren ( 6 and under). My career started in 1966 at IBM as a Field Engineer on very large, water cooled, mainframes. I've had to reinvent myself …

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Perhaps I am just being dense, but couldn't you use the synaptic package manager? Type python in the Quick Search and then click on the green box next to the python 2.7 package? I guess I am assuming that you installed the 2.7 version from a package, right? If you …

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On my systems, I have do the following: ssh-keygen -t dsa The utility asks for the filename in which to save the key. I entered the following: /root/.ssh/dev32_id_dsa (dev32 is the hostname) I entered an empty passphrase, twice. accepted the default of /root/.ssh/id_dsa. In this directory, I have four files. …

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