I have a personal Ubuntu server with nine drives:
SSD for OS
four 4TB drives for one BTRFS raid10 array
four 8TB drives for another BTRFS raid10 array
I decided to clean up the cabling today and moved some drives to different SATA ports. This appears to have been my undoing.
System now start...
I had this ubuntu OS pre-installed with the windows 10 in my laptop.
I can't connect to any wi-fi or ethernet(or any network, for that matter) on the Ubuntu. Everything works fine on the Windows, though(50mbps isn't really bad for me).
Moreover, there's this 'Windows' folder/icon (mostly folder)...
I need help from reviewers to reopen this question which was closed as off topic, not about Ubuntu, but I solved it by interpreting it as a software recommendation question.
When a user is deleted are "accepts" by this user also affected? In other words, will the answer now not be shown as accepted?
In one example I came across, it appears that at least the "accepted" tick mark remains. But that's just the one example and it's not clear whether the user was removed ...
@Terrance I can't remember a single occasion ever that I downvoted without a comment. I believe a downvote without is pretty useless, unless the issue is so obvious you don't need to explain.
I have even seen pretty good answers, removed by the user for getting (only) one or more downvotes. Alrhough the voting system works in average, it doesn't mean individual cases can be totally wrong. A comment makes it possible for other users to make their own judgement (and decide they agree with the downvote or not).
@JacobVlijm That is my feelings exactly! I wasn't saying here to get rid of the downvotes, but maybe some sort of message when you click it stating to consider leaving a comment but then allowing you to downvote anyway.
I'm trying to copy files from a remote machine to my local machine:
resource.txt
/path/dir/file1.txt
/path/dir/file2.txt
/path/dir/file3.txt
cat resource.txt | xargs -I F scp <user@ip>:F /localpath/dir/
I'm getting something like this : No such file or directoryir/file1.txt
What could be t...
Which good tool overwrites an input file without asking? Am I the only one who finds that a horrible behaviour?
They probably didn’t think of someone converting from one format to the very same, but as this question shows this actually serves a purpose. Well, a GUI program’s puny CLI tool…
The user doesn't have to edit that part, but it would still be good if they at least understand what happens
and I could see how one might easily break that if they try to modify the command in other ways or embed it in a script or loop time it or anything else
Bash: Why can't I right-click + copy using the mouse in some regions of marked text in the terminal?
I often have issues with copying text using the mouse in terminal (bash) using Ubuntu. More specifically, only some regions of the marked text make it possible to right-click + copy.
I guess eve...
I know that you can schedule a shutdown for a specific time via shutdown -h 21:45 and that you shouldn't use crontabs for such things because of their repetitive nature. How can I schedule a shutdown for a specific date like 31st of August at 20:00pm?
My laptop has Windows 10 installed, I bought a SSD and installed Ubuntu on it. I want to start Ubuntu when the external SSD is plugged in and start Windows 10 otherwise.
I tried changing the boot order from the BIOS Menu so the external SSD boots first, the problem is that if I change the order ...
At better time I can solve this problem. Try to check route on host os, and check it have highest metric to route to that sub net, then do it in VM, it must have this as default route.
I'm trying to copy files from a remote machine to my local machine:
resource.txt
/path/dir/file1.txt
/path/dir/file2.txt
/path/dir/file3.txt
cat resource.txt | xargs -I F scp <user@ip>:F /localpath/dir/
I'm getting something like this : No such file or directoryir/file1.txt
What could be t...
Bash: Why can't I right-click + copy using the mouse in some regions of marked text in the terminal?
I often have issues with copying text using the mouse in terminal (bash) using Ubuntu. More specifically, only some regions of the marked text make it possible to right-click + copy.
I guess eve...
I know that you can schedule a shutdown for a specific time via shutdown -h 21:45 and that you shouldn't use crontabs for such things because of their repetitive nature. How can I schedule a shutdown for a specific date like 31st of August at 20:00pm?
