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NYCJacob
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I do not really understand why cat /etc/passwd > appendit does not work but
cat /etc/passwd >> appendit does work
lsattr on passwd on shows the e attribute not the i immutable attribute
and why does >> work instead.
Some further explanation would be helpful.
Thanks
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also in lab2 after I add the line to fstab and reboot my system goes into emergency mode and I have to remove the line to boot normally.0
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the single arrow > is redirection and just copies into the file; overwriting previous information. With the append-only attribute set, you cannot copy into the file. the double arrow >> is the append operation, which is permitted with the append-only attribute set.
You should be setting the attributes on the appendit file not the passwd file, as this is the file that you are trying to change.
I'm not sure what you are doing with the fstab file. If you copy its contents to the forum, perhaps someone can give you some insight.0 -
NYCJacob wrote:also in lab2 after I add the line to fstab and reboot my system goes into emergency mode and I have to remove the line to boot normally.
Hi NYCJacob,
Can you provide more information on what line are you adding and how it's failing, please?
Note: please keep one problem per post.
Thanks,
Luis.0 -
If you did the loopback solution and you put the image file in /tmp, and you then rebooted on an Ubuntu system (or any distro which erases /tmp on reboot) your system will indeed
fail big time on reboot. Try putting the image file somewhere else where it won't
disappear.
If you are on a distribution that does not erase /tmp on reboot, let us know more details0
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