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Q: Copy paste not working on Virtual box 6.1 running Ubuntu 18.04 on Windows 10 Machine

kurramkurram DI am Using Virtual box 6.1 and Ubuntu 18.04. Here are my steps 1) start the Ubuntu on a virtual box 2) in the VirtualBox guest window menubar, select "Devices->Install Guest Additions" 3) if prompted to automatically attempt to run software from the CD, just hit cancel 4) sudo apt-get install bu...

 
6:47 AM
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Q: How to create logical volume inside lxc container?

leanghyby default, lxc container comes with default logical volume from the host but in this case, I want to create the additional logical volume into my lxc container.

 
7:44 AM
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Q: php sessioncleaner script doesn't work anymore

the_nutsI have an ubuntu server with the default php sessioncleaner script: # cat /etc/cron.d/php 09,39 * * * * root [ -x /usr/lib/php/sessionclean ] && if [ ! -d /run/systemd/system ]; then /usr/lib/php/sessionclean; fi so the script used to run twice per hour. After a backup of the whole ...

 
 
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10:16 AM
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Q: Accidentally ran mkfs command on already available disk

zishI had a volume of 350Gb attached to my Linode server. It was running out of space so I resized it to 400GB from the dashboard and restarted my server. Then I used the df -h command to check if the disk has been resized or not but it was still showing 96% used. So I first unmounted my volume usi...

 
 
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jrh
1:50 PM
hey there, I've got kind of an open ended question; even after working with Ubuntu since 10.10 I feel like there's 2/3s of the distro I still don't know (seems like I'm always finding some new configuration file or some new utility); ideally I'd like some kind of comprehensive guide of "here's all the stuff you can do" that I can slowly read my way all the way through
I've sought out books but they always tend to cover the Linux kernel and its drivers, which I already understand quite well; I'm not interested in that. What I get stuck on these days is stuff like configuring grub, what all of the config files in /etc/ do for X11, etc.
The only thing I can think of offhand is just going through the top rated questions on this site steadily and trying to collect random facts, but it feels a bit disorganized; does anyone know of a more organized way? Or did everyone else just kinda "bump into" random things that they collected into a library of knowledge?
 
2:07 PM
@jrh I literally bump into things, then blog
usually starting with a "problem"
 
jrh
I guess I figured after a while I'd be able to figure out the "ubuntu way" of doing something and I'd be able to anticipate things better
 
Well, in my time using ubuntu...
I've been through 3 init systems.... 2 DEs with their own quirks (4 total that I've used)... and right now I have ubuntu systems covering 3 different roles :D
 
2:22 PM
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Q: Failed To Validate path /var/run/sshd: too many levels of symbolidc links While Installing Open-ssh

Sofia BatoolI Want To Install Openssh via this command sudp apt-get install openssh-server in xubunut but i'm getting this error again and again! Failed to validate path /var/run/sshd: Too many levels of symbolic links Job for ssh.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "syste...

 
 
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jrh
3:34 PM
I see, thanks
 
 
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4:54 PM
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Q: How to change default postfix email permissions?

Kacper KwaśnyI need to configure postfix so that it sets chmod of emails automaticly to 704 so a flaskapp run by apache2 could access them and show them to running user. I need flask to be able to access all of files (emails) in set directory. I have found a 'set-permission' option in postfix docs but there...

 
 
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8:22 PM
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Q: Laptop boots to grub menu after uninstalling one of 2 dual booted linux distrobutions

izoo123I installed two Ubuntu based linux distributions on my acer laptop. I eventually decided I liked one of the two better and deleted the other distributions partition, but now when I boot the computer it boots to the grub command line. I am able to boot into my still installed linux distribution by...

 
 
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9:40 PM
News: 20.04 Desktop Images will now automatically check their own integrity at boot. This should eliminate most corrupt .iso download questions. It also slows the first boot. Subsequent use of the installer can skip the integrity check using the 's' key during boot. Development thread at discourse.ubuntu.com/t/…
 
10:16 PM
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Q: finding a package and what version is in all various distributions (stable release)

shirishI am looking to know about a package and what version is it across various distributions . I thought distrowatch might be the answer but I found it tracks only 224 packages at the most . See https://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=compare-packages . Does anybody know of any site/service which ...

 

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