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The release notes - where you downloaded .deb from - provide installation
instruction, including link describing where/how to get the mongoDB.
Google can find it too, but reading the installation instructions is probably
faster.
Tomas
On Mon, 2020-03-30 at 22:41 -0500, Chuck Hast wrote:
>
Everyone has different toolbox and regexp logic wired in their brains.
I prefer to break things down somewhat step by step - and think ahead - mostly
it is worth it.
The following is more complex at first, but, in my experience, as soon as you
sort by the first column - I would probably need to
This should take care of it, read through it first and you will see that
there is a step where you download the dingbat mongodb stuff. I for-
got to send you to this page:
https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/220066768-UniFi-How-to-Install-and-Update-via-APT-on-Debian-or-Ubuntu
It pulls down
Maybe power cycling the drive CentOS 7 picked it up. Windows 10 did too.
I had three thoughts when I got two Zip 750 drives, one Atapi and one USB 2.0.
Thought one, the last zip drive made will not exhibit the click of death,
Thought two, the last Zip drive made will support the smaller media
You can use a variation the "Decorate, Sort, Undecorate (DSU)" idiom (as
documented in `info sort`).
$ awk -F, '{print length($1), $0}' sample.dat | sort -n | cut -f2- -d' '
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try this :
cat sample.dat | sed "s|^'\([0-9]*\)'|\1 '\1'|" | sort -n | sed
"s|^[0-9]* ||" | tee sample.dat.new
On 03/31/2020 08:30 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
sample.dat:
'648',17,'2011-07-11','Insecta','Plecoptera','Chloroperlidae''Suwallia'
I downloaded the deb file for unifi and am trying to install it on a Buster
AMD64 system.
How do I resolve the need for the ancient mongodb on my Athlon II based server?
apt install mongodb-server
...
Package mongodb-server is not available, but is referred to by another
package...
E:
sample.dat:
'648',17,'2011-07-11','Insecta','Plecoptera','Chloroperlidae''Suwallia'
'652',17,'2011-07-11','Insecta','Plecoptera','Pteronarcidae''Pteronarcella'
'895',17,'2010-09-13','Insecta','Ephemeroptera','Baetidae''Baetis'
'899',17,'2010-09-13','Insecta','Diptera','Psychodidae''Pericoma'
On Tue, 31 Mar 2020, J. Hart wrote:
if you want to change the file in place, you want this:
sed -i 's/SHE-3/21/' sample.dat
Argh-h-h! I totally forgot that. Thank you.
Regards,
Rich
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Thank you, I used them back in the parallel port days also. My 100 MB parallel
port zip is with my parents in Scappoose.
I guess I could run CentOS 5 in Virtualbox on top of my CentOS 7 system or even
install my Dell copy of Windows XP
in Virtualbox... what a pain though with the activation
I seem to remember using ZIP disks on GNU/Linux many years ago. I think if
you use an old enough version of CentOS, it will be compatible.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 3:40 PM wrote:
> Apparently, these only work in Windows XP SP2 or SP3...
>
> I tried to bring it up in 64 bit Windows 10, no luck.
if you want to change the file in place, you want this:
sed -i 's/SHE-3/21/' sample.dat
On 03/31/2020 07:38 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
sed 's/SHE-3/21/' sample.dat
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Apparently, these only work in Windows XP SP2 or SP3...
I tried to bring it up in 64 bit Windows 10, no luck.
I prefer to bring it up in CentOS 7 64 bit.
Starting to think that the Zip 750 is an orphan technology that isn't worth
having.
Didn't realize that I can't write to 100mb zip disks
sample.dat file content:
'1220',SHE-3,'2006-06-01','Insecta','Coleoptera','Dytiscidae''Stictotarsus'
'1174',SHE-3,'2006-06-01','Insecta','Diptera','Simulidae''Prosimulium'
'1175',SHE-3,'2006-06-01','Insecta','Diptera','Simulidae''Simuliae'
I've got an HP Color Laserjet 2600n. For some reason, it started printing
with kind of a washed out yellow/greenish tint over the printing. It prints
fine from my Windows laptop. I am running Linux Mint 18.3 on my desktop. It
works fine from my other Mint computer. I received a suggestion to go to
Well, if your interests are QA/QC focused, then I'd recommend looking at
the various desktop environments. the overall linux platform is still weak
in the solutions space. Getting started on a desktop like gnome or kde is
very word-of-mouth. You need someone to walk through the first steps in
In regards to your diverse history. You're not the only one: I dare say my
background is more diverse not only vertically within in a technical
speciality but also horizontally across many industries. I'm also diverse
across types of work and I've had difficulties finding work due to this.
I'm not
On 03/28/2020 08:46 AM, Ben Koenig wrote:
[snip]
If I were trying to do what you are I'd start with getting clearer about
what I'm really interested in and what I have to bring to the table
Basically I agree. That is is why I wrote in my initial post:
I do not have the technical skills to
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