I have been trying to update apt-get on Ubuntu, but am failing in spite of having viewed a variety of different solutions to similar problems.
I am running the following command...
sudo apt-get update
I have received the following output...
Get:9 http://apt.typesafe.com unicorn InRelease [7,...
Was trying to build my own custom /etc/init.d/puma script for handling puma processes, but cannot get any of my actual script to be executed when any of the normal keywords are used:
sudo service start
sudo service stop
sudo service restart
What exactly is being executed when any of these is i...
i have a problem with Ubuntu 14.04. I am student of microcomputer systems and networks. I explain you my problem, as I mencioned above, i have a virtual machine of Ubuntu 14.04 and when try connect with localhost mediate Telnet, the next following error comes out.
'Connection closed with foreig...
I'm changing the default setting for arp_ignore on an ubuntu 16.04 server, from it's default value 0 to 1.
My understanding of the /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/ directory is that files under all will affect all interfaces, and default will affect newly created interfaces.
After changing the value of...
@L.D.James besides, in cases like this I think it’s fine to use the “in need of moderator intervention” flag on one of the comments and give a short explanation (e.g. “extended discussion in comments”)
that’s an easy way of reaching the mods in general without having to ping single ones
I consider what you said very valuable. I'm anxious to have a very rounded understanding of others experiences in the ways that the protocols are working for them. Also, I'm not sure if the ones who have suggested that I ping them are an exception, and others may be distracted by the pings.
The ones who made comments, said, that was why they are here.
As there are many complaints about uncertainty of which flag to use for what post and even conflicting feedbacks from different moderators or established users, I would like to see some kind of official flagging checklist / decision helper / cheat sheet which can be followed by all flaggers and r...
I have many packages that are marked as 'autoremovable'. I want to mark them as manually-installed, so that they are no longer 'autoremovable'.
I can do it one package at-a-time using
sudo apt-mark manual <package name>
But how can I do it for all of the packages in one go, without typing all...
@AndyK I still don't see why you need eval, but why don't you ask a question on the site so you can give us all these background details (server? what server?)
Previously, I was encrypting with:
openssl des3 -salt -in $INSECURE_CONFIG_FILE -out $CONFIG_FILE -pass pass:$PASSWORD
and decrypting with:
openssl des3 -d -salt -in $CONFIG_FILE -out $INSECURE_CONFIG_FILE -pass pass:$PASSWORD
I've found lots of mention of specifying -md md5 since the new d...
$ echo $PAGER $MANPAGER
$ file /usr/bin/pager
/usr/bin/pager: symbolic link to /etc/alternatives/pager
$ file /etc/alternatives/pager
/etc/alternatives/pager: symbolic link to /usr/bin/most
As you can see, I configured the alternatives system to use most as my pager, and man does that.
-P pager, --pager=pager
Specify which output pager to use. By default, man uses pager. This
option overrides the $MANPAGER environment variable, which in
turn overrides the $PAGER environment variable. It is not used in
conjunction with -f or -k.
@AaronHall man should use /usr/bin/pager by default, which points to /etc/alternatives/pager… Does it do that on your system? What does file /usr/bin/pager and file /etc/alternatives/pager say?
If nothing helps, just set alias man='man -P less' :P
Or set PAGER=/usr/bin/less or MANPAGER=/usr/bin/less in your ~/.bashrc, of course.
i installed compiz in ubuntu 18 and have some graphical problem on it such laging when moving windows and watching moves!!
sudo apt install compiz*
after removing i back to ubuntu desktop but that was lagy!!
sudo apt purge compiz*
but in compiz was no problem
i try to reinstall xorg serve...
We've noticed that some of our automatic tests fail when they run at 00:30 but work fine the rest of the day. They fail with the message "gimme gimme gimme" in stderr, which wasn't expected. Why are we getting this output?
@dessert Exactly that. I hate it when I just want an example of how to call a tool and not wanting to write a compiler or something. I mean, manpages are for man not for machines, as the name already suggests.
@PerlDuck you’re welcome – I like long manpages much more than these examples, but each to their own. ;)
If you actually use it I’d be glad to receive an answer about it there as well (as the comment said).
We really should hold a conference: Get to know the power of the command line – with Oli and Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy talking about python, terdon and PerlDuck talking about perl and so on… I bet we could even make a ton of money with that.
@PerlDuck As you speak German I can also recommend wiki.ubuntuusers.de, e.g. wiki.ubuntuusers.de/tar – usually it has (only) the most important options and very useful examples. I started there. :)
@Fabby Hey, cool. I wasn't really asking, just telling. Either way: thank you! Especially for the rsyslog answer b/c I spent some effort in it and am afraid the OP doesn't care.
@dessert And the sad part of the story is that the guy who did this is actually a nice guy who's never realised until now what an impact this had on the friendship between a bunch of closely knot friends...
(I've just sent him an email that no one in our group will ever be able to use our Stack Exchange Flair again ever if we're looking for a job...)
@Fabby well my wife disagrees....I have been well....took a new job promotion three years ago and have been basically been working 60 hour weeks since...
@Fabby but...they finally let me hire an assistant so things haven gotten much easier the last 3 months or so...
Yeah two years ago....we had some major projects going on...and I was just dead exhausted...I ended up working the entire Christmas break 16-hr days....so later that spring I asked if I could take some time off to spend with my family because they where off from school...my boss was cool with it...but the board cried foul because their goals weren't being made...I ended up coming to work all five vacation days for some reason or another...
I have this server that loses its network config on reboots, it's running Ubuntu Server 18.04, I tried the netplan commands but none generated a thing, maybe it's because the interface isn't even there until I run dhclient, only then the system brings the interface up and DHCP assigns it its stat...