Hi, while trying to configure ldap, tail -f told me I made some mistakes at line 107. I read the man pages of nano, but i can't find the function or hotkey to jump to a certain line. Thx Gerreth
You can open it up at that specific line with Code: nano +107 filename
nano +107 filename
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Originally Posted by taurus You can open it up at that specific line with Code: nano +107 filename Thanks! *I managed to solve problem as well! One step closer to fully configured ldap *
If you hit Ctrl-_, then you'll get a prompt to enter a line number. (On my keyboards, that means holding down the ctrl key, the shift key, and then hitting the -/_ key that's to the right of the nine.)
Originally Posted by jcfiala If you hit Ctrl-_, then you'll get a prompt to enter a line number. (On my keyboards, that means holding down the ctrl key, the shift key, and then hitting the -/_ key that's to the right of the nine.) That was incredibly useful! Thanks!!!
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Originally Posted by jcfiala If you hit Ctrl-_, then you'll get a prompt to enter a line number. (On my keyboards, that means holding down the ctrl key, the shift key, and then hitting the -/_ key that's to the right of the nine.) Thank you! The shortcuts in this editor seem a bit "hidden" to me.
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