On some systems, core dumps cannot be switched off!
This unique naming scheme was suggested to me originally by Knut Borge at USIT of the University of Oslo.
Note: if the filesystem was in the fstab but not actually mounted a warning is issued telling you that the filesystem was probably not exported correctly on host1.
One possibility is that an NFS filesystem cannot be mounted because the host serving the filesystem is out of service. If this is the case then a subsequent re-run when the server resumes normal service will succeed.
Recall the `spam' song from Monty Python's flying circus?
Recall the `spam' song from Monty Python's flying circus?
Recall the `spam' song ... get the idea?
If you are editing a file which has hard links to it, be aware that editing the file will destroy the hard link references. This is also the case with shell commands. You should avoid hard links whenever possible.
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