Hi, my Ubuntu takes forever to shut down, stuck on the "dots" screen. Last time I had to hold the power button down because it wouldn't shut down after 10 minutes. Any ideas? Don't know how to check what's causing the problem.
The questions on the forum seem to not be that extreme (< 5 mins).
Ok, I edited it. Start up is very fast, it's just shutting down that takes forever. I will record it to see what task is causing the trouble.
Thanks for the tip, I'll restart now.
Wow, I restarted it twice and it shut down in less than a second both times. Now starting up takes longer than shutting down. Whatever was causing the problem unfortunately didn't turn up.
I have dual booted Win10 with ubuntu on it
ubuntu on 2nd hdd
partition table :
/root /dev/sdb2 30gb
/home /dev/sdb3 300gb
/swap /dev/sdb4 8gb
and
ntfs drive /dev/sdb5 remaining
but i am not able to delete files on ntfs volume with default account , can delete with root permissions
nor c...
There are many (IMHO, too many) places to configure the DNS server(s) used and I am not sure about the relationship between them. A few questions are: Which configurations are only queried conditionally (For example, if I understand correctly, the systemd configuration is not queried if the corre...
If someone visits a post many times, is it counted in the statistic of the post's view. I mean that two visits(of the same post) by one user are counted twice or once?
There are two applications that I have used and familiar with on Windows 7 and 10, and would like to use also on my new Desktop running Ubuntu (with lowlatency kernel), i.e. Guitar Rig 5, and FL-Studio Producer Edition 12.4 ! Apart from this, I have already started using Linux for some part of th...
Don't you just love it when you have a pile of boot-blocking configuration tied into a network card's logical name and then one day Ubuntu decides it's going to go from em1 to eno1.
I am testing out the build of a .deb package on different distributions using test-kitchen. The built .deb file installs the command to /usr/bin fine on both Debian and Ubuntu. My problem is that the man pages don't get installed on Ubuntu. The contents of the built .deb file on Ubuntu is:
kitc...
#!/bin/bash
# This script acts as a simple calculator for add, subtract, multiply and divide.
echo "Kindly ENTER 'a' to select for addition"
echo "Kindly ENTER 's' to select for subtraction"
echo "Kindly ENTER 'm' to select for multiplication"
echo "Kindly ENTER 'd' to select for division"
read o...
I'm new to gnuplot and scripting and having trouble plotting a csv file.
I am trying to have a user that has a csv file have the ability to plot columns of his choice using gnuplot. This is what I have so far:
echo "Welcome Let's get started"
echo "Lets get started with the data set"
echo "How...
@steeldriver Did you know we can run gnuplot files as a script: Just add #!/usr/bin/env gnuplot, make it +x, add all those set x=y statements, and then simply execute it.
I'm running ssh -n user@host inotify ... from a systemd unit (i.e. in the background). When I kill the ssh process, the inotify keeps running on the other host :-( but I want it to stop as well. Anybody an idea?
If your user started the process, and you only have access remotely, your options are limited.
I would try remotely killing the processes, This may take some time to get queued!
ssh -l $USER $HOSTNAME 'pkill -9 MATLAB'
If this executes, but does not kill the running process. You could always ...
probably I need to further investigate and then ask a proper question. killing inotify in advance is not an option b/c the ssh gets killed first when I do systemctl restart $unit.
Usually ssh -t ... inotifywait also kills the inotify process but that -t doesn't work when run in background.
So, say I get disconnected from an SSH-session after I've started rsync or cp or any other command that can be long running. Does that command keep running until it's finished after I get disconnected or does it just get killed?
Always wondered this.
the background is: i've a systemd unit that monitors a directory on a remote host (via ssh -n … inotifywait). and when the unit is restarted, the ssh gets restarted but the inotify keeps running and eventually there are N+ inotify instances.
I'm not sure whether I tried -tt but likely I did.
@dessert Considering that you're using Ubuntu and I'm using Deepin right now - yes :) I need to know if Deepin Desktop environment is Ubuntu repositories. That is apt-cache search deepin
@dessert It's basically same as Software Center. GUI front end to dpkg
What I'm doing right now is setting up a PPA for a Deepin app. Problem is that I don't know which release to select, and they only have Ubuntu releases there
Hi all, I have a selfish request, I would like to occupy an expert's 10 mins of time to understand the chain: kernel to systemd/udevd to networkd to netplan
this is going to be hard... I have vague concept of what things are, I don't know what's missing, I don't need to know things at pin point accuracy, but I still want to see some pseudo code on config files and how "API"s are called
When a computer is booted up, Does ubuntu kernel load driver to NIC card in its ram-temp-disk? or Does ubuntu load driver as "modules" later on? what I am asking is, is NIC driver stored in the kernel in /boot? or is it in "module" folder
@dessert so I just built package for Xenial. Doesn't matter anyway, because you can add other versions PPA into your system even if it's older or newer version. All built, seems to be fine, but I forgot to make the main executable, well . . .executable . . . gotta remember to chmod +x before git push
I have dual booted Win10 with ubuntu on it
ubuntu on 2nd hdd
partition table :
/root /dev/sdb2 30gb
/home /dev/sdb3 300gb
/swap /dev/sdb4 8gb
and
ntfs drive /dev/sdb5 remaining
but i am not able to delete files on ntfs volume with default account , can delete with root permissions
nor c...
If someone visits a post many times, is it counted in the statistic of the post's view. I mean that two visits(of the same post) by one user are counted twice or once?
I want to run a program in an empty environment (i.e. with no envariables set). How to do this in bash?
I am testing out the build of a .deb package on different distributions using test-kitchen. The built .deb file installs the command to /usr/bin fine on both Debian and Ubuntu. My problem is that the man pages don't get installed on Ubuntu. The contents of the built .deb file on Ubuntu is:
kitc...
I'm new to gnuplot and scripting and having trouble plotting a csv file.
I am trying to have a user that has a csv file have the ability to plot columns of his choice using gnuplot. This is what I have so far:
echo "Welcome Let's get started"
echo "Lets get started with the data set"
echo "How...
If your user started the process, and you only have access remotely, your options are limited.
I would try remotely killing the processes, This may take some time to get queued!
ssh -l $USER $HOSTNAME 'pkill -9 MATLAB'
If this executes, but does not kill the running process. You could always ...
So, say I get disconnected from an SSH-session after I've started rsync or cp or any other command that can be long running. Does that command keep running until it's finished after I get disconnected or does it just get killed?
Always wondered this.
