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Two `lsof` sections.

There are two sections that cover the lsof command.

$ git grep  lsof
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:-   `lsof`
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:##  lsof
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:The `lsof` command is used to list information about
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:*open files* and their corresponding processes. `lsof` will handle
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:By default, lsof will show unformatted output which might be hard to
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:        $ lsof options names
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:The names argument acts as a filter here. Without options, `lsof` will
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:        $ sudo lsof /var/run/utmp
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:        $ sudo lsof +d /var/log
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:This last example causes `lsof` to search for all open instances of
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:-   `/usr/sbin/lsof`
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:###   lsof
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:The `lsof` command lists all open files on a system. Since Linux
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:Options of the `lsof` used for network troubleshooting.
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:-   Do not resolve hostnames; can make `lsof` run faster.
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:-   Do not resolve port names; can make `lsof` run faster.
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:Like `lsof`, `netstat` is a program to list open ports on a
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Odd "build" in "assemble section" of mdadm 

to launch a pre existing array., *Build* Does not create array

is https://github.com/lpic2book/src/blob/main/docs/lpic2.204.1.md?plain=1#L232

That line with context

#### Assemble

"Rebuilds" a pre existing array. Typically used when
migrating arrays to new hosts, but more often used from system startup
to launch a pre existing array., *Build* Does not create array
superblocks, and therefore does not destroy any pre existing data. May
be useful when attempting to recover or access stale data. (can not be
used in combination with `mdadm.conf `). Typically used with legacy
arrays, and rarely used.,

The *Build* feels very odd.
I think it should be start of a new section ...

Backslash behaving unexpectedly when markdown is translated to html

In section 210.3 - LDAP Client Usage, the markdown reads:

Each entry can contain as many \<attrtype\>: \<attrvalue\> pairs as
needed.

but on the site it actually looks like this:

Each entry can contain as many \<attrtype>: \<attrvalue> pairs as needed.

Note that the only first \ is visible, while the other behaves as expected.
This can be seen in the following paragraph too.
markdown:

Any value enclosed within a \"\<\" and a \"\>\" is a variable and
can be set whenever a new LDAP entry is created. This rule does not
apply, however, to \<id\>. The \<id\> is a number determined by the
application used to edit the entry.

site:

Any value enclosed within a \"\<\" and a \">\" is a variable and can be set whenever a new LDAP entry is created.
This rule does not apply, however, to \<id>. The \<id> is a number determined by the application used to edit the entry.

[Todo] Generate PDF in `pandoc/ubuntu-latex`, missing package.

I am currently trying to create a reproducible environment for converting this book to PDF using Docker. For this I use the script provided in ./bin/pdf.sh however I get this error message indicating a missing package or something:

xdvipdfmx:fatal: Cannot proceed without .vf or "physical" font for PDF output...

I am using the official pandoc/ubuntu-latex image. For testing purposes, I installed texlive-full (including texlive-fonts-*) as well as fonts-dejavu-* and some other packages inside of the container. But still no luck. Could you point out the packages needed to build this book as pdf?

Epub works just fine.

some non ASCII

I stumbled upon this:

Missing character: There is no ’ ("2019) in font mdugmr8t!
[3]
Missing character: There is no “ ("201C) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no ” ("201D) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no ’ ("2019) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no ’ ("2019) in font mdugmr8t!
[4] [5]
Missing character: There is no “ ("201C) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no ” ("201D) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no “ ("201C) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no ” ("201D) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no “ ("201C) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no ” ("201D) in font mdugmr8t!
[6]
Missing character: There is no ’ ("2019) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no “ ("201C) in font mdugmr8t!
Missing character: There is no ” ("201D) in font mdugmr8t!

I think to get beyond Missing character, I'll replace those characters with their ASCII equivalent.

There is no `cover.tex` in the git repository. 

    Mmm, there is no `cover.tex` in the git repository.

But when I modify bin/pdf.sh to not use it,

--- a/bin/pdf.sh
+++ b/bin/pdf.sh
@@ -2,10 +2,10 @@
 
 cd docs &&
 pandoc --pdf-engine=xelatex \
+  --verbose \
   -V lang="en-us" -V babel-lang=english \
   -V 'mainfont:DejaVuSerif.ttf' \
          -V 'sansfont:DejaVuSans.ttf' \
          -V 'monofont:DejaVuSansMono.ttf' \
          -V 'mathfont:texgyredejavu-math.otf' \
-         --include-before-body cover.tex \
          --toc -s *.md   -t pdf -o  ../dist/lpic2.pdf

the error presists ...

Originally posted by @stappersg in #30 (comment)

The cover.tex might help us with creating PDFs.

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