In looking at the process listing on a linux server, an administrator may see a process listed as “sshd: root@notty”. An administrator, even a seasoned one, may immediately wonder “what is this ‘notty’ host?” and start down the path of trying to determine what host that is. However, sit back and take a deep breath:
If a drives has a GPT (GUID Parition Table) on it, Windows 7 and Linux will happily use it. HOWEVER, all of the add-on tools to format a partition on that drive as fat32 (for those that are using large drives) do not understand that partition table type. To clear the GPT entirely from a
This comes up every now and then, and it is one of those commands that is hard to remember. There are a number of ways to do this, but this one is easy. It has to be run by root, though. netstat -lnptu | grep theportnumber