Installing SCONS without root access [closed] - linux

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Is there any way to install SCONS without root access?

Yes, download the source distribution and follow the instructions in the SCons User Guide to install without admin privileges.

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How can I installed remix IDE on desktop for offline use because sometimes I don't have internet. I'm not be able to find it.
This is where you can download the desktop version
https://github.com/ethereum/remix-desktop/releases/
this is the guide:
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I'm using samba in Linux Fedora 26 to mount a share folder, but it is showing some error which is mentioned below:
The Command I used is:
mount_smbfs -I 192.168.1.10 "//Mohamed#gworks-developer-pc/smbtest1" /mnt/local_share
And I get the following error:
bash: mount_smbfs: command not found
I am attaching error Image Samba mount point for reference.
How to solve the issue, Any idea.....?
Use cifs instead. Take a look at this link.

azure VM restoring as it was a week before [closed]

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I created Windows 2012 VM on azure. I did something wrong in server and suddenly behaving strange. I would like to restore server as it was a week before. Can you do that if yes how can we do it?
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how to find when a particular software was installed on server? [closed]

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Someone just recently hacked my Linux server and installed some software on it. Just to be sure if it was the hacker i want to find out which software were installed and when those software were installed recently?
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Linux Command for Check Upstream and Downstream [closed]

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Anyone know what is linux command for check upstream and downstream?
if that refers to bandwidth, check :
jnettop
There are many commands available. However i prefer to use iptraf. For more information, please visit.
http://iptraf.seul.org/2.1/manual.html

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