issue214:tutoriel
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| issue214:tutoriel [2025/03/02 08:27] – d52fr | issue214:tutoriel [2025/03/06 09:55] (Version actuelle) – andre_domenech | ||
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| User ids should start at 1000, the second ‘1000’ (after the colon) represents the group id. A quick way to see users from the terminal is to have a look at / | User ids should start at 1000, the second ‘1000’ (after the colon) represents the group id. A quick way to see users from the terminal is to have a look at / | ||
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| + | J'ai lu récemment un livre intitulé Linux Unveiled, qui révélait seulement que l' | ||
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| + | La dernière fois, nous nous sommes arrêtés sur le journal auth.log. Si vous êtes le seul utilisateur de votre système, je suggère d'en ajouter un autre. J'ai toujours ajouté ed, edd et eddie à mes machines virtuelles d' | ||
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| **If you look closely at my screenshot, you would have noticed that ed and edd are not alike. As Ubuntu uses bash as the default shell, bin/sh indicates to me that I have not logged in with that user since its creation. It’s just something no-one tells you, that you pick up - use it / don’t use it. ;) | **If you look closely at my screenshot, you would have noticed that ed and edd are not alike. As Ubuntu uses bash as the default shell, bin/sh indicates to me that I have not logged in with that user since its creation. It’s just something no-one tells you, that you pick up - use it / don’t use it. ;) | ||
| I use the: groups command often, to check if my user is in the vboxusers group at home, but as a newbie and a home user, you may not. If you do not use it, give it a spin now. If you plan on taking the LPI exam, this should be second nature to you. While I’m not going to squirrel off into users and groups in this series, I do suggest adding another user or two and “administering” them a bit. It creates that “muscle-memory” I like referencing. That brings me to memory. My first honest metal server had 4GB of memory and the VM on there had 1GB, so it was always a gamble. I used the free command and the top command so often, it’s not funny. Though in the LPI exam you need to be able to explain each column, including the “shared” and “buff/ | I use the: groups command often, to check if my user is in the vboxusers group at home, but as a newbie and a home user, you may not. If you do not use it, give it a spin now. If you plan on taking the LPI exam, this should be second nature to you. While I’m not going to squirrel off into users and groups in this series, I do suggest adding another user or two and “administering” them a bit. It creates that “muscle-memory” I like referencing. That brings me to memory. My first honest metal server had 4GB of memory and the VM on there had 1GB, so it was always a gamble. I used the free command and the top command so often, it’s not funny. Though in the LPI exam you need to be able to explain each column, including the “shared” and “buff/ | ||
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| **If you are using a virtual machine, let me show you how to add another drive. The reason for this is so we can fill it ;-) Under storage, find your SATA controller and look for the “+” icon. This looks different, depending on your version of virtualbox. (I’m using virtualbox 7 here as it is available in the repositories. If you want to go another route, be my guest.) | **If you are using a virtual machine, let me show you how to add another drive. The reason for this is so we can fill it ;-) Under storage, find your SATA controller and look for the “+” icon. This looks different, depending on your version of virtualbox. (I’m using virtualbox 7 here as it is available in the repositories. If you want to go another route, be my guest.) | ||
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| I trust you guys are OK with the: sudo fdisk -l command? We just want to see ‘where’ it is, sda, sdb, whatever. (If you are not, and you want some guidance, please e-mail misc@fullcirclemagazine.org and we can do a short tutorial on it).** | I trust you guys are OK with the: sudo fdisk -l command? We just want to see ‘where’ it is, sda, sdb, whatever. (If you are not, and you want some guidance, please e-mail misc@fullcirclemagazine.org and we can do a short tutorial on it).** | ||
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| + | Si vous utilisez une machine virtuelle, laissez-moi vous montrer comment ajouter un autre disque. La raison en est que nous pouvons le remplir ;-) Sous Stockage, recherchez votre contrôleur SATA, puis l' | ||
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| + | Dans la fenêtre suivante, cliquez sur « create » (créer), puis choisissez VDI, suivant, suivant, faites-en une taille de 1 Go (si vous le pouvez) et cliquez sur terminer. Vous serez ramené à la fenêtre précédente et là, vous devez cliquer sur « choisir ». Assurez-vous que le lecteur de 1 Go est sélectionné. | ||
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| + | Si vous êtes un gars physique, je suis sûr que vous avez un vieux disque qui traîne et que vous pourriez ajouter à votre machine physique. Ne vous inquiétez pas, nous allons simplement le remplir à ras bord, pas le détruire. | ||
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