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Configuration files in Linux are used to configure the system without using any UIs. Global config files are located in the /etc/ directory, while user-specific config files are located in the /etc/bash.bashrc directory. These files can be edited through the command line or through the Graphical User Interface (GUI) as the root user.
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Equivalent instructions for Orchid versions 2.0.0 and above are available in the Orchid Core VMS Installation Guide.
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This article provides instructions on how to edit configuration files in Linux as the root user. It explains how to edit Orchid's default settings and ONVIF Auto-Discovery settings through the command line or through the Graphical User Interface (GUI). Equivalent instructions for Orchid versions 2.0.0 and above are available in the Orchid Core VMS Installation Guide.
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This tutorial explains the different types of configuration files in Linux, which are used to configure the system without using any UIs. Global config files define the behavior for the entire system, while user-specific config files modify system behavior only for the user who has defined it. The /etc/ directory contains the most useful global config files, while the /etc/bash.bashrc directory contains the most useful user-specific config files.
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how to open/edit config file using command line ... RHEL. You can use any text editor (e.g. vi, pico, nano, emacs, etc). At the prompt, you put the name of…
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