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Alternative to configure a ClearCase Linux machine to rely on Active Directory without Winbind
Hi Everyone, It's Friday!!!! Let me share this step-by-step about: How can you configure an IBM Rational ClearCase Linux machine to use the accounts from an Microsoft Active Directory (AD) without the use of Winbind? Well, the better approach would be to...
from Blog: ClearCase on our Days!
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An overview of Linux processes Community Blog
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A Process is one of the most important fundamental concepts of the Linux operating system. This article focuses on the basics of Linux processes.
Process A process is an instance of a program running in Linux. This is the basic definition that you might...
from Blog: Real world Linux
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Standardizing users UID and GID numbers on Linux
Below is a slightly modified version of the script to standardize UID and GID numbers on AIX. This version has a couple of minor modifications to have it run on Linux rather than AIX. It allows you to easily change/standardize UID and GID numbers for a...
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UNIX/Linux: Analyzing user/group UID/GID conflicts.
UID/GID numbers are how UNIX/Linux systems keep track of file and process ownership. If you have more than 1 server it is very easy to get in a situation where UID/GID numbers are inconsistent across servers. They can be inconsistent in 2 ways: A...
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You really ARE just a number!
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I hate to break it to you, but to AIX (and other Unix platforms), your identity as a user boils down to this: 204 (or some other User ID). Sure, you have a meaningful user name (provided your parents didn't call you DEFAULT or ALL, or put question marks in...
from Blog: AIX Down Under
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