Re: Inactivity Timed Shutdown in Shell
I've looked into it a little more, I'm still not having a lot of luck getting it to work..
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Code: [Select]tce-load -i procpswatch wYou should see the IDLE value increasing.
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Maybe something likeCode: [Select]w -hs | awk '/tty1/ {print $3}'
View Article[SOLVED] Dockerd on Tiny Core -- pivot_root invalid argument
I did some resource monitoring as I loaded containers of various sizes, and can confirm that they are using the persistent storage (versus loading their filesystem into RAM). So all problems appear to...
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This is the error I'm seeing when trying to run it.
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You need to download the extension first with "tce-load -wil procps" or "tce-load -wil procps-ng"
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Hi Boss 429Quote from: Boss 429 on May 23, 2017, 06:12:42 AMwhen I try to runCode: [Select]tce-load -I procpsI'm getting a not found error. Is there another package I need to have downloaded prior to...
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I was able to download it by using:Code: [Select]tce-load -wil procps-ngI did try:Code: [Select]tce-load -w procpsand that did not work. It gave me an error saying file not found.Now that I have it...
View ArticleRe: Chipmunk BASIC on pi (and others)
If you need BASIC, try BACON. It is a free opensource BASIC compiler creating an executable. It is a live project, frequently updated and code runs fast. It is in the repo.http://www.basic-converter.org/
View ArticleRe: How to know which extension version is installed?
I think you missed my point. Of course extensions are user provided, and there is some wiki material describing the publishing process. The goal of my proposal was to address some big problems I had...
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Source code must be stored in any case, the GPL requires that. It does not allow linking to a different server, that server could go down and then you don't have the source.Numeric versions and...
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Sicher dass alsa-config.tcz und alsa.tcz geladen sind?Kann mit diesem Befehl überprüft werden.Code: [Select]tce-status -i
View ArticleRe: OpenSSH strange config file?
Quote from: Rich on Today at 11:40:32 AMHi 43str4ng3rThere appears to be one too many d characters in the filename. You should also mention which version of Tinycore you arerunning as well as which...
View ArticleRe: OpenSSH strange config file?
Quote from: andyj on Today at 11:46:35 AM/usr/local/etc/init.d/openssh is looking for the correct file /usr/local/etc/ssh/sshd_config; it's a typo in the error message. It's been in every version and...
View Articlepassword protecting a file via bash script ?
Hi all,I'm trying to figure out how to password protect a file from a shell script, before uploading it to google drive for offsite backup.I can't find reference about passing a password to bcrypt in...
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Hi remusTry this:Code: [Select]yes PASSWORD | bcrypt FILENAME
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Thx rich, works well.Does bcrypt have a file integrity testing option like 7zip does ?I just realised that it would be great to be able to run an integrity test on the file before uploading it.
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Hi remusQuoteDoes bcrypt have a file integrity testing option like 7zip does ?The programs usage doesn't mention it:[code]tc@box:~$ bcryptUsage is: bcrypt -[orc][-sN] file1 file2.. -o Write output to...
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