Definition: In context, `/etc/hostname` is a file used by many systems (Linux, macOS, Windows) for storing hostname information. Definition: It's used to store hostname information in various Linux and Unix-based operating systems (including those with a shell such as Bash). This data includes details like IP addresses, DNS nameservers, MAC addresses, ports, and more.

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Definition: "/...%5c...%5c...%5c...%5c..." refers to an infinite number of file system names or directories on a Unix/Linux machine, where each segment indicates a directory name with a dot (.) at the beginning. The term is used in various applications such as file sharing services and system management tools to identify different directories based on their contents.

/..%5c..%5c..%5c..%5c..%5c..%5cetc/hostname

Definition: It's a line in a file that contains various network hostname entries, such as server names or domain names. Detailed definition: - "/etc" stands for "Eternal Directory Configuration". - "hostname" refers to the host name. - It lists all available web hosts and their DNS records (name servers) stored in a file called "hosts" within a directory named "etc". This is often used by systems administrators, network managers, or security personnel when troubleshooting issues related to network configuration.

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Definition: In Greek, it's called "anagram." It means a sequence of letters arranged in a repeating pattern like this: "....". This word has several definitions depending on context: 1.

Anagrams

- The terms that occur frequently or repeat themselves. 2.

Anagramics

- An expression that refers to a random, repetitive phrase. 3.

Anagramic

- A term that describes an occurrence of random repeating words. 4.

Anagrammatical

- The repetition of letters in words. The word "anagram" is used to denote the repetitive patterns of characters and syllables found within words. It's a fundamental tool in linguistics for identifying the parts of speech, such as nouns, pronouns, and verbs. Here are some examples: - An anagram of "sky" would be "yaks." - In mathematics, if we have a sequence of numbers that repeat (like "4, 8, 16"), then it's called a permutation. - The word "anagram" is used in the Bible to denote a repeating pattern.

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Definition: Common Configuration filename

Configuration file for the application

Definition: Common SQL Column

SELECT FROM table_name WHERE column_name = 'db_hostname';

Definition: Hostname refers to the name or IP address assigned to a computer at a specific location, often for identification purposes in networks. It's crucial for communication as it helps establish secure connections and prevents unauthorized access. The term can also apply to the network itself, where a domain name is registered with an internet service provider (ISP), and the server hosting that domain.

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