Whenever Ubuntu boots up, a dialogue pops up asking me to unlock my default keyring.
Is there some way this can unlock automatically through PAM or some other magical way?
Whenever Ubuntu boots up, a dialogue pops up asking me to unlock my default keyring.
I tried other Questions HERE & HERE but I did not find the Passwords tab. Please see the image below.
What I did is this: Opened the dash. Typed "pass" in the search bar then selected "password and keys"....
yeah, it's still pricey. I'd have a hard time swinging that past them. They'd try to talk us down to doing offsite backups of accounting and only accounting, but that'd leave out the print server and everything else. :\
> With Amazon Glacier, customers can reliably store large or small amounts of data for as little as $0.01 per gigabyte per month, a significant savings compared to on-premises solutions
@jrg you do know that glacier has a 5 day access time POST archival right?
its not like S3 where you have instant access to the data. Its intended for corporate clients to offload historical data like old recordings, employee records, decomissioned system backups.
I have installed nagios for monitoring and sendmail for sending mails. How ever when testing from root account i am receiving mails, but not receiving mails when i send it from nagios account. I have googled and found that only root user cand send mails using sendmail MTA. How to enable sendmail ...
what I really wanted was to upload a recording of my screen here on AU but since it isn't possible, I'd like to convert it to png or gif, if that's possible.
I created Ogv -videos with gtk-recordMyDesktop -screecasting program, trying to tackle this problem here with bruteforce over X. You can view the videos with VLC. Now the puzzle is to find some ways to convert Ogv -videos into Gif -animations so I can display them in SE. How can I do that?
@RolandTaylor Oh okay. I've seen someone's post with an animated image or something, and I'm pretty sure it wasn't a video file, and that's what I really want.
@ObsessiveFOSS no no... I dont wanna create a file... just wanted to know what cat did... apparently its used for something totally different to its actual purpose
Also, I'm mad with the first answer (which has 41 upvotes = 410 rep), while it took him 1 min to build the answer, while I get 2 upvotes with an one-day to build answer :P
I have seen many stupid questions on Stack Overflow, some of them asked by moderators! And they are up-voted many times, while questions which are really very important are sometimes down voted!
Due to this, sometimes I feel that Stack Overflow has issues with internal politics. Even now, when I...