Great video A video describing the differences between systemctl, init, service ..etc would be appreciated (as I believe they vary depending on the distro and can be very confusing for a nubie)
Probably you knew, but for all that don't. Swap is very unpopular, because many use SSD M.2 as hard drive, and swap literally burn it up. So because I bought laptop with M.2 hard drive my first step after linux distro installation was to remove swap. Best regard
Another side note, "systemctl" is managing systemd. The old "service" command will either use System V init scripts, or if the system is running systemd, will fallback to systemctl commands (/usr/sbin/service is a shell script). So the final section is a bit confusing, where you say "Lets talk about systemd management", which is exactly what you just showed when using "systemctl". I guess you can view "service" as yet another abstraction layer, that should work regardless of your system running System V init script or systemd.
Afaik, "sudo systemctl reload tor" will not restart the process. If you look at the systemd configuration for tor@default.service, it's listening for SIGHUP signal to reload it's configuration, but it will not restart the process.
Is there away to make a autorun usb drive to run with out enabling administrator like it does when you plug in your usb drive for your cordless keyboard and mouse. Is that even possible.... your the best technician hacker on RUclips... I've liked and subscribe/share. Please help.
I couldn't download htop for some reason. I updated and everything, but nothing worked. Edit: I just opened /etc/resolv.conf and did absolutelly nothing. After that it decided to work by itself
Great video
A video describing the differences between systemctl, init, service ..etc would be appreciated (as I believe they vary depending on the distro and can be very confusing for a nubie)
Probably you knew, but for all that don't. Swap is very unpopular, because many use SSD M.2 as hard drive, and swap literally burn it up. So because I bought laptop with M.2 hard drive my first step after linux distro installation was to remove swap.
Best regard
Great video thank you. That was helpful for me for the class.
Hey Mr HackerSploit, thanks a lot for this free class, very very insightful.
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16 GIGS RAM!!!!!!!!
This hacker is from completely different planet 😍😍😍
Anyways, you are amazing, HackerSploit 😍
lol 😂 thats the minimum if you do extensive stuffs..
Thank you for the Tutorials 😀
I think that is not mandatory to append .service in systemctl or service commands
Cheers Mate.
Another side note, "systemctl" is managing systemd. The old "service" command will either use System V init scripts, or if the system is running systemd, will fallback to systemctl commands (/usr/sbin/service is a shell script). So the final section is a bit confusing, where you say "Lets talk about systemd management", which is exactly what you just showed when using "systemctl". I guess you can view "service" as yet another abstraction layer, that should work regardless of your system running System V init script or systemd.
Afaik, "sudo systemctl reload tor" will not restart the process. If you look at the systemd configuration for tor@default.service, it's listening for SIGHUP signal to reload it's configuration, but it will not restart the process.
Why would people be against a swap file? Isn't it important to have one for performance?
Idk , btw i use swap 🤣
Is there away to make a autorun usb drive to run with out enabling administrator like it does when you plug in your usb drive for your cordless keyboard and mouse. Is that even possible.... your the best technician hacker on RUclips... I've liked and subscribe/share. Please help.
I still no understand SYSTEMCTL :(
I did not enjoy the series so far,you are kinda all over the place which is not good for "total" beginners who are watching these videos.
I couldn't download htop for some reason.
I updated and everything, but nothing worked.
Edit: I just opened /etc/resolv.conf and did absolutelly nothing. After that it decided to work by itself