* cot: add page
* cot: fix name of command
* cot: change "done" to "finished"
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* cot: swap order of examples 2 and 3
* cot: specify that the window opens in the background
* cot: be more specific with the `--wait` example
* cot: remove "in the background"
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* dpkg-query: add --search option, use long form of short options
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* dpkg-query: use concrete examples for user-provided values
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The history command shows well formatted installation log. Gives quick idea about what has happened so far.
Also, retrieve the list and repeat the same operations on the new system to get up and running quickly.
* lpr: updated
`lpr --help` yields:
`Usage: lpr [options] [file(s)]
Options:
-# num-copies Specify the number of copies to print
-E Encrypt the connection to the server
-H server[:port] Connect to the named server and port
-m Send an email notification when the job completes
-o option[=value] Specify a printer-specific option
-o job-sheets=standard Print a banner page with the job
-o media=size Specify the media size to use
-o number-up=N Specify that input pages should be printed N-up (1, 2, 4, 6, 9, and 16 are supported)
-o orientation-requested=N
Specify portrait (3) or landscape (4) orientation
-o print-quality=N Specify the print quality - draft (3), normal (4), or best (5)
-o sides=one-sided Specify 1-sided printing
-o sides=two-sided-long-edge
Specify 2-sided portrait printing
-o sides=two-sided-short-edge
Specify 2-sided landscape printing
-P destination Specify the destination
-q Specify the job should be held for printing
-r Remove the file(s) after submission
-T title Specify the job title
-U username Specify the username to use for authentication`
Here, it says that that in stead of underscores at two_sided_long_edge, it should have dashes, two-sided-long-edge. Without these, the command is essentially useless.
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* rip: add page
* rip: change "arbitrary" to "specified"
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* rip: add "originally"
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* rip: change "undo" to "put back" and be clearer
* rip: change "all" to "every"
* rip: change "somewhere in" to "within"
* rip: change "files" to "files and directories"
* rip: use long version of `--decompose`
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* rip: use long version of `--inspect`
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* rip: use long version of `--seance`
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* rip: use long version of `--unbury`
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* rip: use long version of `--seance --unbury`
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* rip: use long version of `rip --seance`
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Update the `gpg` encryption example to indicate that multiple recipients and signing is possible. One use-case for multiple recipients is being able to send a file to someone while also retaining the option to decrypt it oneself.
* Use built in output option in msfvenom
* Add msfvenom example to generate bash reverse tcp handler
* Add newline to the end of msfvenom file
* Update pages/common/msfvenom.md
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