If you are using the man command, e.g.:
man find
You will often get a very long manual.
But there is a much easier to read man page called tldr, with examples how to use the command.
apt install tldr
tldr find
[Terminal] Terminal cat grep
Most users are using cat and grep for searching for a string in a file:
cat filename | grep search_string
But you can use grep completely without cat:
grep search_string filename
[Terminal] Search in terminal history
Just hit “CTRL” + “R” and you get into the search mode:
(reverse-i-search)`':
and exit with “CTRL” + “G”
[Terminal] !!
You can repeat the last used command by typing “!!”. For example if you typed:
apt upgrade
as non root user, you will get the following message:
error: you cannot perform this operation unless you are root.
But you don’t have to type the whole command again with sudo in front of it, just type:
sudo !!
And it’s doing a:
sudo apt upgrade
[HR] FAQs zu SAP HCM for S/4HANA
FAQs zu SAP HCM for S/4HANA
Interessante Diskussion dazu: Wieso “HCM2023” auf einem separatem System?
Update 24.09.2019: HCM zukünftig auch bestandteil von S4HANA on premise
[ABAP] Clean Code
DRY – Don’t repeat yourself
KISS – Keep it simple, stupid
YAGNI – You ain’t gonna need it
PEBKAC – Problem Exist Between Keyboard And Chair
SoC – Separation of concerns
Issues generally come in three forms:
- syntax errors that prevent a program from running
- runtime errors when code fails to execute or has unexpected behavior
- semantic (or logical) errors when code doesn’t do what it’s meant to
[Linux Mint] Citrix Receiver on multiple monitors
Citrix Receiver download.
Here is the offical how to guide.
The following command can be used to test for window manager support.
If there is no output, there is no support.
xprop -root | grep _NET_WM_FULLSCREEN_MONITORS
Further troubleshooting infos here.
In my case, I just had to launch the configuration manager and set it to “Full Screen”.
/opt/Citrix/ICAClient/util/configmgr
If needed, the resolutions settings can be found here:
/opt/Citrix/ICAClient/config/All_Regions.ini
DesiredHRES=1024
DesiredVRES=768
[Debian] Configure locales & timezone
dpkg-reconfigure locales // language settings
dpkg-reconfigure tzdata // timezone
[ABAP] Read infotype records
* Read multiple infotype records
DATA: ls_p0001 TYPE p0001,
lt_p0001 TYPE TABLE OF p0001.
* Initialise Infotyp reader
cl_hrpa_read_infotype=>get_instance( IMPORTING infotype_reader = DATA(lr_infotype_reader) ).
* Read Infotyp 1
lr_infotype_reader->read( EXPORTING tclas = 'A'
pernr = 1
infty = '0001'
begda = if_hrpa_read_infotype=>low_date
endda = if_hrpa_read_infotype=>high_date
no_auth_check = abap_true
IMPORTING infotype_tab = DATA(lt_infotype)
data_exists = DATA(lv_data_exists) ).
LOOP AT lt_infotype INTO DATA(ls_infotype).
cl_hr_pnnnn_type_cast=>prelp_to_pnnnn( EXPORTING prelp = ls_infotype
IMPORTING pnnnn = ls_p0001 ).
APPEND ls_p0001 TO lt_p0001.
ENDLOOP.
cl_demo_output=>display( lt_p0001 ).
* Read single infotype record
DATA: ls_p0001 TYPE p0001.
* Initialise Infotyp reader
cl_hrpa_read_infotype=>get_instance( IMPORTING infotype_reader = DATA(lr_infotype_reader) ).
* Read Infotyp 1
lr_infotype_reader->read_single( EXPORTING tclas = 'A'
pernr = 1
infty = '0001'
subty = space
objps = space
sprps = if_hrpa_read_infotype=>unlocked
begda = '20200101'
endda = '20200131'
mode = if_hrpa_read_infotype=>first_record_containing_begda
no_auth_check = abap_true
IMPORTING pnnnn = ls_p0001 ).
cl_demo_output=>display( ls_p0001 ).
[Proxmox] Mount dataset into LXC
Open LXC config file in your favorite editor. In this case the container name is 101:
nano /etc/pve/lxc/101.conf
Append a single line for each mountpoint you want to add. The first mountpoint is “mp0”, the second “mp1” and so on.
mp0: /data/music,mp=/mnt/nfs/music
First the source (my zpool “data”, folowing the dataset name “music”), after that the destination inside the container beginning “mp=”.