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battery is low, the hardware time may be incorrect. You can also use the hardware clock to set the system time as follows. The code is as follows: $ sudo hwclock--hctosys You can also use the system clock time to set the hardware clock time as follows. The code is as follows: $ sudo hwclock--SYSTOHC To see how long your Linux system has been running, you can use the uptime command. The code is as foll

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monitor the running state of the system and record its output. If the system is running sluggish again, you can perform an afterthought to debug and analyze why the system is running slow. Use uptime If you suspect that your computer is running slowly, the first command you should run is Uptime . Uptime Reports the current time, the computer startup and

current directory -All: For all hosts defined by the hosts, you can also specify the group name or mode -M: Specify the module used, we use the Ansible built-in ping module to check whether the remote machine can be managed properly -U: Specify the user of the remote machine If you return the following result: linuxtoy.org | Success >> {"Changed": false, "ping": "Pong"} means everything is OK. Let's look at the uptime of the remote machine: # ansible

, you can immediately find some problems in the current MySQL thread. It is now possible to SHOW FULL PROCESSLIST encapsulate the package into a script for better performance. Also explains the importance of the collection of MySQL status values! Script EncapsulationIf you encounter problems, quickly locate the problem and encapsulate the above status commands. Locate the script as follows: Note:In the future, we will write an example of MySQL online environment, "xxxxx", to explai

$result;;Slow_queries)result= ' ${mysqladmin} status |cut-f5-d ":" |cut-f1-d "O"Echo $result;;Com_select)result= ' ${mysqladmin} extended-status |grep-w "Com_select" |cut-d "|"-f3 'Echo $result;;Com_rollback)result= ' ${mysqladmin} extended-status |grep-w "Com_rollback" |cut-d "|"-f3 'Echo $result;;Questions)result= ' ${mysqladmin} status|cut-f4-d ":" |cut-f1-d "S" 'Echo $result;;Com_insert)result= ' ${mysqladmin} extended-status |grep-w "Com_insert" |cut-d "|"-f3 'Echo $result;;Com_delete)resu

1: The principle of data synchronization:When the primary node completes the data operation, secondary will make a series of actions to ensure the synchronization of the data: 1: Check your local library's oplog.rs collection to find the most recent timestamp. 2: Check the primary node local library Oplog.rs collection to find records larger than this timestamp. 3: Insert the found records into your own oplog.rs collection and perform these operations.　　2: View the information for the replica se

View Linux boot time/restart time1. who commands to viewWho-b View the last time the system started.Who-r View current system run time[Email protected] ~]# Who-bSystem Boot 2018-06-16 04:232.last reboot[Email protected] ~]# last rebootReboot system boot 2.6.32-431.11.25 Sat June 16 04:23-10:46 (1+06:23)Reboot system boot 2.6.32-431.11.25 Thu Feb 1 01:49-10:46 (136+08:56)Reboot system boot 2.6.32-431.11.25 Wed Jan 3 14:25-01:48 (28+11:23)3.TOP Command ViewUp indicates how long the system has been

MRTG memory monitoring problems ~ -- Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. For details, refer to the following section. I set up MRTG and want to monitor the memory ~ However, the result shows that the device cannot be found? Why? I don't know why. Please help me. Hey hey... Thank you. Memory Usages Last Statistical Update Time: 2008 August 1, November 15, Saturday, Device Name 'unknown ', operation time (UPTIME):, 1 user

/dev/null --dbpath /var/mongodb/10003 --port 10003 --nohttpinterface --replSet set1forked process: 5000all output going to: /dev/null $ ./mongo --port 10001MongoDB shell version: 1.6.2connecting to: 127.0.0.1:10001/test> cfg = { _id:'set1', members:[... { _id:0, host:'192.168.1.202:10001' },... { _id:1, host:'192.168.1.202:10002' },... { _id:2, host:'192.168.1.202:10003' }... ]};> rs.initiate(cfg){ "info" : "Config now saved locally. Should come online in about a minute.", "ok"

! -- Remember to save the configuration. 7500 # write memory Building configuration... [OK] 7500 # Note: In order to make this setup work, and to successfully ping between Workstation 1 and Workstation 2, you need to make sure that the default workways on the workstations are setup properly. for Workstation 1, the default gateway shocould be 10.10.10.1 and for Workstation 2, the default gateway shocould be 10.10.11.1. 7500 # show running-config Building configuration...

to execute the instruction, the execution path must be an absolute path Examples of using chdir:Ansible 192.168.1.1-m command-a ' chdir=/tmp/test.txt touch test.file 'Ansible 192.168.1.1-m shell-a ' chdir=/tmp/test.txt touch test2.file 'Ansible 192.168.1.1-m raw-a ' chdir=/tmp/text.txt touch test3.file 'Three commands will return the status of successful execution. However, only the first two files are actually created successfully. The result file that uses the raw module's execution is i

function Sys_linux () { Cpu if (false = = = ($str = @file ("/proc/cpuinfo"))) return false; $str = Implode ("", $str); @preg_match_all ("/models+names{0,}:+s{0,} ([WS]) (@.] +) ([rn]+)/S ", $str, $model); @preg_match_all ("/caches+sizes{0,}:+s{0,} ([D.] +s{0,}[a-z]+[rn]+)/", $str, $cache); if (False!== Is_array ($model [1])) { $res [' CPU '] [' num '] = sizeof ($model [1]); for ($i = 0; $i $res [' CPU '] [' model '] = $model [1][$i]; $res [' CPU '] [' cache '] [] = $cache [1][$i]; } if (False!==

); $ xml_tree = new DOMDocument (); $ xml_tree-> loadXML ($ encryptMsg ); $ array_e = $ xml_tree-> getElementsByTagName ('encrypt'); $ Encrypt = $ array_e-> item (0)-> nodeValue; $ format =" "; $ From_xml = sprintf ($ format, $ encrypt); $ msg =''; $ errCode = $ pc-> decryptMsg ($ msg_sign, $ timeStamp, $ nonce, $ from_xml, $ msg); if ($ errCode = 0) {$ xml = new DOMDocument (); $ xml-> loadXML ($ msg ); $ array_e = $ xml-> getElementsByTagName ('componentverifyticket '); $ compon

Current CAL Count for Authenticated Users Web Service currently uses for verified connections. It can be integrated or divided into website computing. Web Search Requests/Sec The number of HTTP Requests per second using the ms search method. The Search request is used to query the server to find resources that meet the requirements of the client. It can be integrated or divided into website computing. The number of seconds that the Web, FTP Service Uptime