Welcome again,
this post I've a tip for you, it is how to shut down your system automatically, such operation required a tool in the past when I was operating windows, but now, you can do it without any additional tools, just your system :)
the command is shutdown, and here is the syntaxshutdown -P [time]
this command require root access on the system, and very flexible too, you can use it in many diffrent ways,
here are some examples of using the command:shutdown -P now
this command will shutdown the system immediatelyshutdown -P 10:23
this will shutdown the system on 10:23 AMshutdown -P 22:23
this will shutdown the system on 10:23 PMshutdown -P +15
this will shutdown the system after 15 minutes
the command has lot of options you can test it,
February 28, 2009
Tip : Shutting down your system automatically
that's all for the moment
Writer: Ahmed Gaber at 3:43 PM 0 reviews
Tags Adminisrtation, HOW TO, Tools
February 03, 2009
YUM segmentation fault in fedora 10 >>> It's Fix
the Problem
While I was updating my fedora 10. I accidentally restarted my PC.
after restating the PC. I tried to update the packages by package managers it takes too long.
I used the # yum update command it give me the error message "Segmentation fault" and aborts.
I searched for the solution and found this one.
the reason
this error is a result of a corruption in RPM Database Files located int /var/lib/rpm/
how i fixed it
by executing the following commands ( while I'm root )
# rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__db*
# rpm --rebuilddb
It worked for me hope it works for you too ;)
more details about this problem and RPM DB Recovery
RPM DB Recovery in Details (RHEL 3 )
Working With the RPM Database (Fedora)
How to "repair" /var/lib/rpm/Packages
the solution posted here was found in the following link
yum Segmentation fault
While I was updating my fedora 10. I accidentally restarted my PC.
after restating the PC. I tried to update the packages by package managers it takes too long.
I used the # yum update command it give me the error message "Segmentation fault" and aborts.
I searched for the solution and found this one.
the reason
this error is a result of a corruption in RPM Database Files located int /var/lib/rpm/
how i fixed it
by executing the following commands ( while I'm root )
# rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__db*
# rpm --rebuilddb
It worked for me hope it works for you too ;)
more details about this problem and RPM DB Recovery
RPM DB Recovery in Details (RHEL 3 )
Working With the RPM Database (Fedora)
How to "repair" /var/lib/rpm/Packages
the solution posted here was found in the following link
yum Segmentation fault
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