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syntax: markdown
tags: [tldr, common]
source: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr.git
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# dunst
> A lightweight and customizable notification daemon for X11 and Wayland.
> If not started manually, D-Bus will automatically start `dunst` when a notification is sent.
> More information: <https://dunst-project.org/documentation/dunst>.
- Start `dunst`:
`dunst`
- Display a notification on startup:
`dunst -startup_notification`
- Print coming notifications to `stdout`:
`dunst -print`
- Use the specified configuration file (default: `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/dunst/dunstrc`):
`dunst -config {{path/to/file}}`

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# elasticsearch-reset-password
> Reset the passwords of users in the native realm and built-in users.
> More information: <https://www.elastic.co/docs/reference/elasticsearch/command-line-tools/reset-password>.
- Reset the password of the user to an auto-generated value and print it in the console:
`elasticsearch-reset-password {{[-u|--username]}} {{user}}`
- Prompt interactively to reset the password for a native user:
`elasticsearch-reset-password {{[-u|--username]}} {{user}} {{[-i|--interactive]}}`
- Interactively reset the password for a user at a specified Elasticsearch node URL:
`elasticsearch-reset-password --url {{host}}:{{port}} {{[-u|--username]}} {{user}} {{[-i|--interactive]}}`

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- Synchronize and update all packages:
`xbps-install --sync --update`
`xbps-install {{[-S|--sync]}} {{[-u|--update]}}`

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- Search for a package in remote repositories using a regular expression or a keyword (if `--regex` is omitted):
`xbps-query --search {{regular_expression|keyword}} --repository --regex`
`xbps-query {{[-s|--search]}} {{regular_expression|keyword}} --repository --regex`
- Show information about an installed package:
`xbps-query --show {{package}}`
`xbps-query {{[-S|--show]}} {{package}}`
- Show information about a package in remote repositories:
`xbps-query --show {{package}} --repository`
`xbps-query {{[-S|--show]}} {{package}} --repository`
- List packages registered in the package database:
`xbps-query --list-pkgs`
`xbps-query {{[-l|--list-pkgs]}}`
- List explicitly installed packages (i.e. not automatically installed as dependencies):
`xbps-query --list-manual-pkgs`
`xbps-query {{[-m|--list-manual-pkgs]}}`

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- Remove a package and its dependencies:
`xbps-remove --recursive {{package}}`
`xbps-remove {{[-R|--recursive]}} {{package}}`
- Remove orphan packages (installed as dependencies but no longer required by any package):
`xbps-remove --remove-orphans`
`xbps-remove {{[-o|--remove-orphans]}}`
- Remove obsolete packages from the cache:
`xbps-remove --clean-cache`
`xbps-remove {{[-O|--clean-cache]}}`

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# vol.py
> Forensics framework used to analyze volatile memory (RAM) dumps.
> With volatility3, plugins are now based on operating system. Examples below will use Windows.
> More information: <https://volatility3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html>.
- Get information about a memory dump file:
`python3 vol.py {{[-f|--filename]}} {{path/to/memory_dump_file}} windows.info`
- List active processes:
`python3 vol.py {{[-f|--filename]}} {{path/to/memory_dump_file}} windows.pslist`
- List hashes of users on system:
`python3 vol.py {{[-f|--filename]}} {{path/to/memory_dump_file}} windows.hashdump`
- List active network connections:
`python3 vol.py {{[-f|--filename]}} {{path/to/memory_dump_file}} windows.netstat`
- Display help:
`python3 vol.py {{[-h|--help]}}`