Ask Ubuntu General Room

James

01:06

My brother has discovered stack exchange.

user139252

@James Is he available? :p

user139252

Wait, I should ask first... Younger out older

James

lol

good question to ask

he can't create an account

user139252

Wait, I should ask first... Younger or older?

James

(12)

he's going to turn 13 in a few weeks, so I showed him a 10K section of the site

user139252

01:08

Very very wrong of me xD

James

told him that if he signed up for an account, the special mod tools would alert me to a underage user and I'd have to suspend his account for an entire year.

user139252

Mean brother

James

*Awesome brother

user139252

So, I made a github today, added a repo for Python projects... But now I don't know what to upload D:

James

Start with anything!

user139252

01:20

I've got my polynomial multiplier on there

James

Literally, anything. I cleaned it up now, but I used to have dozens of little repos on github

Jacob Vlijm

@Rinzwind that's what they told my wife to get a husband for :)

Seth

lol

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: Ubuntu freezes on black screen prior to login page

I am running Ubuntu on Virtual Box. I am new to Linux and Ubuntu so I apologize if this is a basic question. I've ran Ubuntu using Virtual Box before but it has been a few weeks. Now when I try to run Ubuntu I get past the point where "UBUNTU" is displayed on the screen and then the screen goes b...

user139252

@JacobVlijm that was a lot of dishes

Nathan Osman

01:34

Hello.

@TheBrownOne I don't remember sending you the invitation.

@Seth Blogs... well, that requires a lengthy explanation :D 2buntu runs the custom blog engine you linked too. It would be pretty difficult to strip out all of the "2buntu" branding, although not impossible. My personal blog is running off Jekyll and George's blog runs WordPress.

Seth

@NathanOsman "Nathan's Notepad"?

@NathanOsman We figured out it was Stefano.

Nathan Osman

Ah.

@Seth Yup, that's the Jekyll one.

Seth

Ah.

user139252

01:54

@NathanOsman we learned it was Stefano

Nathan Osman

Ah, okay.

user139252

If you want to track me now, my keybase Id is brownone

user139252

This is my new blog

Seth

@TheBrownOne I don't know, can we trust you not to lose this key too? :P

Nathan Osman

I thought you were already tracking me...?

Seth

01:58

@NathanOsman yes, she's tracking you. Are you tracking here is the question.

user139252

Yes, I can be trusted now :p. I'm significantly less busy

Mateo

lol

Seth

You know, I managed to export my keybase key and import it on another computer. Maybe I should do a writeup since it doesn't seem to be as clear as you'd think.

Nathan Osman

After all the NSA stuff, did they really have to use the term "tracking"...? :D

Mateo

well, you can find me on seth's or nathan's list ;P

user139252

01:59

I have my paper key in my wallet now :p

user139252

@Mateo or mine. I'm tracking you as well

Mateo

and probably pandas, if he doesn't get too paranoid and nuke the account :)

ah, ok. you found me :)

Nathan Osman

@Mateo did you see George's video?

Mateo

did you do another board room one?

Nathan Osman

No, not yet.

I've got plans for the next two in the series.

Mateo

02:01

it was funny :)

Nathan Osman

:D

Seth

It was! I was just relived they didn't ask him to draw 7 perpendicular red lines with transparent ink.

James

I would send money for that.

user139252

@NathanOsman More videos!

Nathan Osman

The next one is going to have George coming back to give a PowerPoint presentation.

And the one after that, they will brainstorm TV commercials for their app.

James

02:04

Oh what, Windows NT?

Nathan Osman

98.

Seth

Look, taylorswift is on keybase: keybase.io/taylorswift

Nathan Osman

Hold on.

James

keybase.io/swiftonsecurity sadly SwiftOnSecurity is not

Seth

to what?

Nathan Osman

02:06

http://swiftonsecurity.com

Seth

@James Did you even read the proof from my first link? ;)

Nathan Osman

That doesn't really prove what everyone thinks...

I could buy swiftongarbagecollection.com and claim the same thing.

James

@Seth Didn't see that, and i don't believe it. No Twitter verification.

Seth

good point. No twitter.

Nathan Osman

(And then I would only be appealing to city workers and Java programmers.)

Seth

02:07

And it points to a tumblr blog, which I doubt now too.

James

Tumblr is legit

Nathan Osman

But lolz, 251 trackers so it must be legit.

Seth

you forgot the sarcasm tag James.

Nathan Osman

Remember, that means 251 users of the site vouch for "her" identity.

/facepalm

Seth

yeah, kind of a fail there. This isn't a social network!!

Nathan Osman

02:08

Goes back to GPG key signing parties...

James

swiftonsecurity.tumblr.com/post/99382323479/snapshot-3

Cortana fanfic

Seth

eww

James

> Then, in a whispered seduction of tones, “Your ancestors only envisaged a god to rule over them. Your generation did better.”

> Cortana examined her hands.

> “You built one.”

Yup. Seems legit. :no-sarcasm:

Links to amidumb.com

user139252

How do I add a folder in GitHub now...

Mateo

on your computer and then push with git

Nathan Osman

02:24

@TheBrownOne You can add a folder's contents but Git doesn't track folders themselves.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: How may an managed C# executable step into an Unmanaged C++ shared object's code using the Monodevelop debugger on a Ubuntu Linux 15.10 platform?

We would like to know how a managed C# executable running in the mono environment can step into an unmanaged C++ shared object's code using the Monodevelop debugger on a Ubuntu Linux 15.10 platform. The version of Monodevelop I am using currently is 5.5. I have used gdb to step into an unmanaged...

ubuntu c++ mono ide c#

Nathan Osman

02:41

> "Password cannot contain spaces, ~, single quotes, double quotes, < or >."

Really, FedEx?

What is this, the 90s?

...and the signup form was bad to begin with.

Zacharee1

We've got some new eager answerers who may need a little guidance from someone over 10k: askubuntu.com/q/736014/274320

Mateo

03:07

This is what happens when you reply to spam email | James Veitch

►

this is funny

user139252

03:27

My sign-up script is available to view if anyone wants to know how I do it.

Seth

03:37

@Mateo Thank you. I needed that right now :)

Also: ROTFL

Nathan Osman

@Mateo yup. Saw that the other day. We've all wanted to do that.

And Apple Music on Android... argh. As soon as one of the songs in the library gets corrupted somehow, it becomes impossible to play that song.

Nathan Osman

05:12

Fascinating concept.

Nathan Osman

05:42

This is going to get boring fast:

Jacob Vlijm

06:44

@TheBrownOne ....We do the dishes twice a year...

Journeyman Geek

0_0

You must have many dishes

Nathan Osman

07:40

Hrm. We're getting hit pretty hard.

Maarten Wachters

What do you mean

Rinzwind

spam

Maarten Wachters

From the smokedetector bot

Nathan Osman

@MaartenWachters Lots of spam getting posted during the last few hours.

Maarten Wachters

Intentional spam or just reposts and stuff?

Rinzwind

07:43

dupe askubuntu.com/questions/736106/…

OT askubuntu.com/questions/736099/problem-while-installing-kali

dupe askubuntu.com/questions/736087/…

Maarten Wachters

Seems like beginners that didnt take the time to learn SO to me

I can't seem to find it on SO. Which part of the sshd_config makes it so it only allows root connections? (Users in group sudo)

Rinzwind

08:14

@JacobVlijm fine Ill remove it >:-D

Jacob Vlijm

08:33

@Rinzwind what? The answer to the mkdir question :)

Maarten Wachters

08:45

What setting in the ssh deamon do I need to change to allow rootonly connections?

Oli

@MaartenWachters What do you mean by that? Only allow the root account to login? That sounds like the very worst of worst practices.

Maarten Wachters

Hmm. I have a group Sysadmins that need to SSH in my ubuntu server. Any other connections, like my developers, it needs to deny. All my sysadmins have root permissions though;

Oli

Oh okay, so they're not actually the root account, just people in a group. AllowGroups <group> will limit logins to just people in that group. You can use it multiple times to add another group.

2

Similarly AllowUsers will add single users. You can use both together.

iamatrain

When is ubuntu 14.04.4 gonna be available? I know it's supposed to be today, but when exactly?

Oli

But if you use either of these it will implicitly deny anybody else.

Maarten Wachters

08:51

Hmmm. I don't see it in the SSH Deamon though. Can I just add it or will that cause trouble?

Oli

@MaartenWachters Yeah just add it. It's not in there because (as I say) it causes a deny-all-but-... override.

Maarten Wachters

Thanks man. Been searching for a while now

Oli

(and just in case you didn't get my meaning, there aren't supposed to be <>s around the group, that was just an indication you're supposed to substitute <group> for your group name)

Maarten Wachters

Haha no I get it ;)

Just to indicate it was a variable

Oli

Yeah. I normally wouldn't explain that, I just don't want to get your locked out of your own server ;)

Maarten Wachters

08:54

It's just a vmbox

Doing Server Management 101

But yeah It'd suck to lose all my progress on my assignments

Well time for me to head to class. Thanks again

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

09:57

@Zacharee1 Congrats!!! ;-)

@Mateo :-)

kos

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW I know you're an anti-JS purist, but do you enable it at least for the site? :)

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@kos Here on AU? Yes...

But it also works without so I can look at the site before enabling it...

JS just gives me more jazzy functionality.

Zach's site originally posted a warning saying that he wasn't showing anything because cookies and JS were disabled.

I told him that wasn't a good idea.

kos

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW Definetly not. Turns off 90% of the audience.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

:-)

He disagreed: it worked for all of his friends. (non-security-oriented)

kos

10:12

Well 90% of those who don't enable either of the two is say ~10% of the total? I wouldn't lose them. :)

blade19899

11:10

I have a problem with a script, it lists all the dir with a "Maildir", but it does display all the dirs, even the ones without a "Maildir" folder.

code:

> #!/bin/bash
echo "" > /tmp/mailboxes.txt

# Gives a total number of all the mailboxes:
echo "Total mailboxes:" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt
find /home/*/imap/ -name *Maildir* -type d -not -empty | wc -l >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt
echo "" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt

for i in `ls /home/`; do {

echo "$i" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt
echo "" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt

# Lists all the mail boxes, per user:
find /home/$i/imap/ -name *Maildir* -type d -not -empty | cat --number >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt
echo "" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt

Hod do I make it display only the user with the *Maildir* folder?

Oli

That's because you parse ls for some reason, rather than using the last list you already generated. for i in `ls /home/`; do

kos

@blade19899 Not sure if there are other problems, but for sure you'll need to quote the wildcards in the argument to -name: find /home/*/imap/ -name '*Maildir*' -type d -not -empty | wc -l >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt etc.

And yes, don't parse ls.

Oli

*Maildir* will work as long as there aren't any files or directories in the current path with Maildir in. Bash only expands when there's something to expand to (under default shopts)

Still, quoting is better.

kos

Sure, my point is it's pointeless not to quote... it only adds the risk of breaking the command.

blade19899

@kos That line is to count them, and below, the for i in is so I can display a username, before listing the maildirs

kos

11:22

@blade19899 It looks like you're doing a number of steps that aren't really necessary... Do you just want print the list of directories named Maildir in /home/*/imap?

blade19899

@kos This is how it looks like now:

Total mailboxes:
80

admin

user1

user2

user3

1 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
2 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
3 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
4 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir

user4

user5

user6

1 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
1 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
1 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
1 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir

user7

user8

user9

user10

And this is what I want:

Total mailboxes:
80

user3

1 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
2 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
3 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
4 /home/user3/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir

user6

1 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
2 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
3 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir
4 /home/user6/imap/somesite/somehandle/Maildir

So, just display the users with the "Maildir" folder

kos

@blade19899 Why do you have the same path repeated multiple times? Are they actually different?

blade19899

@kos Sorry its a different website, forgot to edit that

same users, multiple site, multiple Maildir folder

kos

11:38

@blade19899 Try this:

echo "Total mailboxes:" >/tmp/mailboxes
find ~ -mindepth 1 -type d -name 'Maildir' -printf '.' | wc -c >>/tmp/mailboxes
echo >>/tmp/mailboxes

find ~ -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0 | while read -d '' -r dir; do
	printf "%s\n\n" "$dir" >>/tmp/mailboxes
	find "$dir" -type d -name 'Maildir' -printf '.' | wc -c >>/tmp/mailboxes
	echo >>/tmp/mailboxes
done

Ah right you wanted all the paths. Hold on.

#! /bin/bash
echo 'Total mailboxes:' >/tmp/mailboxes
find ~ -mindepth 1 -type d -name 'Maildir' -printf '.' | wc -c >>/tmp/mailboxes
echo >>/tmp/mailboxes

find ~ -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0 | while read -d '' -r dir; do
	printf '%s\n\n' "$dir" >>/tmp/mailboxes
	find "$dir" -type d -name 'Maildir' >>/tmp/mailboxes
	echo >>/tmp/mailboxes
done

@blade19899 ^^ If I understood this should do.

If you need the wildcards around Maildir you should readd them, but from the output you posted it doesn't look like you do.

blade19899

12:11

@kos Was at lunch. Gimme a min to test this.

> /home/user1

1

/home/user2

3

/home/user3

2

/home/user4

1

This is my desired output:

> user1

1 /home/user1/imap/somesite.com/siteuser1/Maildir
2 /home/user1/imap/somesite.com/siteuser2/Maildir
3 /home/user1/imap/somesite.com/siteuser3/Maildir
4 /home/user1/imap/somesite.com/siteuser4/Maildir
5 /home/user1/imap/somesite.com/siteuser5/Maildir
6 /home/user1/imap/somesite.com/siteuser6/Maildir
7 /home/user1/imap/somesite.com/siteuser7/Maildir

user2

1 /home/user2/imap/someothersite/siteuser/Maildir

kos

@blade19899 Huh? Did the number of mailboxes at the start match at least?

@blade19899 That one was wrong, try the one after: chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/27664486#27664486

blade19899

@kos I think so

kos

@blade19899 Also replace printf '%s\n\n' "$dir" >>/tmp/mailboxes with printf '%s\n\n' $(basename "dir") >>/tmp/mailboxes on line 7 if you don't want the full path.

kos

13:19

@Tim Nevermind, it was just that the last two weren't edited using the zero-width spaces, and so they looked disrupted (that fooled me into thinking the whole post was. I could have rather fixed those two, but well, now it'd be way too much stuff to fix). :)

blade19899

15:31

@kos Sorry for late reply, had some tasks to finish. I edited the output manually. But, after the tasks was handed over, I finished the script xD

> # cleans the mailboxes.txt file, if this script was previously excecuted:
echo "" > /tmp/mailboxes.txt

	# Gives a total number of all the mailboxes:
	echo "Total mailboxes:" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt
	find /home/*/imap/ -name *Maildir* -type d -not -empty | wc -l >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt

	# Just simulating an <enter>
	echo "" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt

for i in `ls /home/`; do {

        echo -n "$i:" >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt

        	# displays a total number of mailboxes for a specific user ($i)
			find /home/$i/imap/ -name *Maildir* -type d -not -empty | wc -l >> /tmp/mailboxes.txt

Thomas W.

and you didn't use code formatting / fixed width why?

user139252

\o

blade19899

16:02

@ThomasW. Huh?

@TheBrownOne \0/

jokerdino

16:15

A lot more pleasant to look now.

But probably got added an additional indent. Oops.

user136984

17:19

VTC this off-topic question.

Seth

18:47

anyone wanna help me test something in IRC?

I'm trying to find a client that will minimize to the tray or just disappear when I don't need to look at it and I think I found one, but I need to make sure it will still send notifications when closed.

user139252

@Seth I would, but all my IRC is CLI D=

jokerdino

@TheBrownOne your client being CLI probably wont matter to Seth getting notified.

you only need to ping him when he doesn't want to.

user139252

Ah, alright.

user139252

@Seth just give me a server to connect to, and I'll try

RPi Awesomeness

Trying to figure out a decent sounding, halfway-professional alias/username is a pain

I'm looking at starting some minor freelancing and I don't think RPiAwesomeness is really gonna cut it :P

Seth

19:02

@TheBrownOne sorry, had to step away for a moment.

I'm on irc.ubuntu.com

@RPiAwesomeness usually you put your name in there somewhere.. although I know @James used "Snowy Penguin Solutions".

shifted probably isn't the best either for that kind of thing..

RPi Awesomeness

No, not really :P

@Seth I would like to, but using first name + first initial really doesn't work for me :P

Seth

@RPiAwesomeness haha, no, it doesn't xD

That sounds like some kind of jello or something.. xD

RPi Awesomeness

Nateo ... I think @Mateo might think I'm encroaching on his username or something :P

Seth

you could use "Fluffy Goat Solutions" borrowing from James and Nathan :P

RPi Awesomeness

heh

Seth

19:06

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

RPi Awesomeness

REAL professional that xD

@Seth Yours works, SethJ sounds decent

Seth

I feel like that was a hint of some kind ;)

RPi Awesomeness

No?

Seth

okay then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@RPiAwesomeness but yeah, it doesn't sound too bad.

macurie

How do I install Jupyter on a Ubuntu server?

It's running Ubuntu Server LTS

Rinzwind

19:26

@macurie github.com/jupyter/jupyterhub (?)

Seth

i shouldn't have gone out.

►

some of the best advice I've heard in my life --^

Byte Commander

@RPiAwesomeness What about a name consisting of another fruit that is related to a raspberry?

For example "Loganberry Solutions".

Seth

ooh, that's a really good idea @ByteCommander!

Byte Commander

(A Loganberry is a hybrid of raspberry and a kind of blackberry)

RPi Awesomeness

Interesting idea, I'll put it in the list

One idea I had was Node Blue

Byte Commander

19:38

And it also sounds like Wolverine's nickname from the X-Men

Seth

@RPiAwesomeness that's not bad, but what does it stand for?

RPi Awesomeness

I dunno :P

Kinda like Node Red & NodeJS I guess?

Byte Commander

So as a logo, you could probably draw a dark red raspberry (that's how loganberries look) and three scratches diagonally through that, like if Wolverine ripped the icon with his claws.

Seth

what if we're not x-men fans?

Byte Commander

@Seth Not all of us are iguana fans either... :P

James

19:47

@Seth @RPiAwesomeness Yeah, so I can tell the story of Penguin sometime.

I'll come back here in about 2 hours, gotta run an errand.

Byte Commander

(nor fans of wolves or goats...)

user139252

You could just use "Last Name + Tech". That's what I did. It's just not very clever.

James

I can tell the whole story, including how it backfired more than once.

and provide some words of experience about contracts when freelancing with schoolwork

Seth

still wanna help me with IRC @TheBrownOne?

@James I'm interested in hearing the whole story ;)

I should be here in 2 hours.

RPi Awesomeness

I wanna hear freelancing stories :D

Since I'm looking at trying to start doing it

Seth

19:52

@RPiAwesomeness clientsfromhell.net

RPi Awesomeness

heh, those are great

user139252

@Seth Sure thing

Seth

@TheBrownOne Join #askubuntu on freenode (or irc.ubuntu.com)

Nathan Osman

I always use my name.

blade19899

Nice, new feature on GitHub ^

Nathan Osman

19:55

Cool.

user139252

@Seth Alright, message sent

Seth

Didn't get a notification :/

I wonder if I have the settings wrong..

RPi Awesomeness

@blade19899 Oh wow, yeah that's nice

Seth

can you try again @TheBrownOne?

I've changed the notification settings.

There we go!

user139252

Yay!

Seth

20:00

Now one more if you don't mine @TheBrownOne

Testing minimized this time.

@TheBrownOne Thanks!

I've now found a new IRC client :D

macurie

20:15

If I install samba4 on Ubuntu server, does it start automatically when I reboot or do I have to do something?

Seth

it should.

Rinzwind

20:45

@macurie yes it does automatically start.

macurie

@Rinzwind Ok, thanks

user139252

clientsfromhell.net/post/16247545025/…

Rinzwind

oh and it already started on install.

user139252

@Rinzwind Did you just install it on your own machine just to test?

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: Patch for glibc flaw on Ubuntu 14.04

Folks, this is regarding the flaw in GNU C library that affects sudo and ssh. More information here: http://thehackernews.com/2016/02/glibc-linux-flaw.html I see this question here: Glibc Patch for getaddrinfo() vulnerability For Ubuntu 14.04, is there any patch available at the moment that is ...

ubuntu patch

Rinzwind

20:46

@TheBrownOne nope. but I have at least a dozen servers at work with it running

user139252

Alright :P

kos

Wanna do some homework for a user? askubuntu.com/q/736382/380067

RPi Awesomeness

:P

Byte Commander

For all of those loving antivirus software vendors! xD theregister.co.uk/2014/11/08/bofh_2014_episode_11

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@TheBrownOne Yup... Out mods are devilish, or the system is extremely good in choosing review queueu questions!

Seth

20:58

moderators don't pick review audits..

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@ByteCommander BOFH! Reading...

Byte Commander

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW Yeah. They moved the server, right? I think it used to be bofh.ntk.net

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@ByteCommander It's been moved quite a few times over the years...

El Reg has the most complete archive.

user139252

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW You're here!

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

:-)

Yes, I am, until I run out of credit and activate the next 500MB.

da Boss

21:05

Hi.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

Trying to organize my day tomorrow.

user139252

Hopefully all is better soon.

da Boss

I organize my days by hair color...

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@TheBrownOne Well, all is better, so everyone is pulling at me in all kinds of directions.

@daBoss What colour is today?

user139252

Orange.

user139252

21:11

This is a pretty phone, I want it!

user139252

Good answer?

da Boss

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW blonde with some gray...

@TheBrownOne the easter egg blue is a little off putting...

user139252

I think it's cute.

da Boss

@TheBrownOne USB Type-C FTW though...

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@TheBrownOne I'm more of a "store-it-locally-and-keep-the-NSA-away" kinda guy....

user139252

21:23

That's why I would root it and keep cloud back-ups off :P

user139252

I just like the look of it. Most phones these days all look the same.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@TheBrownOne :D

In that case: YES! Good phone! (though a boit expensive for my taste)

user139252

I have expensive tastes... which is not a good thing for my wallet :(

user139252

I'm trying to get better with money, though.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

21:55

0

Q: Is there a (256) character limit on linux/ubuntu user passwords when using sudo?

[I'm no expert in Linux.] When creating a user that I would rarely use the password on, I used an extremely long password (500 characters). Everything seemed fine, until I used sudo for the user and it didn't work. Thru trial and error it seemed that I could use a password of any length when log...

linux ubuntu sudo password

da Boss

22:20

@TheBrownOne @dn-ʞɔɐqɹW that is why everyone should get in iPhone... to keep the feds out...

fortune.com/2016/02/18/fbi-iphone

user139252

22:47

@daBoss or use ROMs that allow for more secure encryption... Or just don't keep anything that sensitive on your phone.

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Q: How can I repair my Ubuntu installation?

I was in the process of switching from Ubuntu to FreeBSD. I made some changes to my bios: Supporting legacy menu options. When I restarted my computer I got a CMI saying, error: no such partition. Entering rescue mode... grub rescue> Okay that was strange, I couldn't even get to a bios screen....

ubuntu grub

user139252

If I have anything that's really that important, I keep it on my computer, which is pretty well encrypted.

user139252

If I have a super-secret email to send, I could just use KeyBase to encrypt it so that only the intended recipient can decrypt it.

Seth

23:02

Apple may fight the government, for which they have my respect, but they do not support freedom.

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Nathan Osman

Hello.

user139252

\o

user139252

I'm building it up a bit...

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Q: My File Rights Are Messed up!

For homework I need to manually make an LAMP server (i am a beginner) I did the installation and configuration of Apache, Mysql and php with my "root" user and then after that i came beware of errors because of my user "bram" is not having permissions to write particular system/config files. So ...

ubuntu mysql php apache-httpd phpmyadmin

da Boss

@TheBrownOne if it is very important I keep it in my brain...no one is getting in there...except torture experts...

macurie

23:58

Is vmbuilder deprecated?

What should I use instead?

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