back when I used to work in user services, we had oodles of trouble with OS X saving authentication certificates/users/passwords/etc. for wireless networks
the only solution was to turn it off, delete everything, turn it on/configure all for x times until it finally worked
i think either the raspberry pi or that other mini-computer the size of a thumb-drive would make an interesting accessory to add wireless computer to TV bridge without relying on an intel wireless TV. just a thought
It's really hard getting past the propoganda/hero-worship/cult-status surrounding Apple products to convince people that they are pieces of junk. They always assume that it is IT's fault--that we broke it--because an Apple product could never naturally have a fault
Shame there's no "I'm cleaning my old answers, can you turn off this limit for me for a day" feature. If you're found to be doing something silly, a roll-back all last day changes
1+ or accepted answer 0 accounts for about 2/3 of my answers...and much more of the no votes are really old (or i don't think you should be doing this if you have to ask, so i'm intentionally vague)
Can you answer this? Eclipse/Java integration not working after Ubuntu 12.04 upgrade http://askubuntu.com/questions/128139/eclipse-java-integration-not-working-after-ubuntu-12-04-upgrade?atw=1 #java
Linux mint cinnamon 1.4 released with "MDM display manager".It is based on the code of GDM2.20.It provides:-
Graphical configuration tools
Themeability
Remote, automatic and timed login
Event scripting
Language selection
And it comes with more features than any other Display Manager currently...
I just mean that someone following your howto would see the scary "W: GPG error: http://packages.linuxmint.com maya Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 3EE67F3D0FF405B2" and "WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! linuxmint-keyring Install these packages without verification [y/N]? y"
@fossfreedom yes. everything appears to work fine. I saw this when I was installing "The home directory `/var/lib/mdm' already exists. Not copying from `/etc/skel'. adduser: Warning: The home directory `/var/lib/mdm' does not belong to the user you are currently creating." but it doesn't look like it was consequential
... ok - agreed... message doesnt look an issue... cool ... then this works with Xubuntu ... I might try this on my main computer. There are some excellent GDM2 themes I seem to remember.
ooo, I just noticed a bug (not related to the mdm testing) if you change the text size in accessibility settings to a smaller size then back to normal again, the desktop notifications text is still small
@rlemon I agree, but I've found that by consciously editing my code to fit to the tight constraints makes me re-consider what it's doing... like a kind of quick on-the-fly refactoring.
however readability does count... but because line wrapping is no longer the main concern... a few extra chars probably wont even be noticed by the reader.
@Greg yea, a "few second optimization" after each block should be done
then testing / regression testing should help you trim the fat.
personal opinion. I don't think anyone who is "strict" minds so much seeing the 90 char lines, or the 30 line functions... it's the people who have no regards to readability that should irk you :P
low logs all blocked packets not matching the default policy (with rate limiting), as well as packets matching logged rules
medium log level low, plus all allowed packets not matching the default policy, all INVALID packets, and all new connections. All log‐ ging is done with rate limiting.
Seems weird how "medium" is so verbose. How can one run a webserver with a decent amount of visitors when every single request uses so much IO just for logging?
@jrg alright, well lets give it a shot. I don't want to run Apache, so I've setup a munin server and node and I am just checking the www directory using SFTP in Nautilus. Works great. Only issue is that munin master does not seem to re-render the www files automatically.
So the question is why it does not update the files.
can someone show me a super simple crontab example?
i am reading the manpages but they give specific syntax examples... i would like a complete... this is the file... this is how you start it.... example
specifically, I have my remote server, and my local server... (actually they are both in the same network... but nvm that) and I am setting up a rsync to backup the remote server.
but that requires an ssh connection.
and to keep this working in the crontab I need to setup my ssh keys on both computers?
I have ubuntu server at home, and I use SSH keys to log in via terminal from my laptop. Rarely, but mostly from work, I need to access this server, but I dont want to copy keys on my work laptop - Id rather just use plain password for that.
So if I enable password log in from ssh config file, it...
the guide i was working from is dumb.. it's probably right. but he changes up terminology half way though the guide... really started to confuse me but it all looked similar to how I set up my public keys with git
I need to configure a machine so software installation can be automated remotely via SSH. Following the wiki, I was able to setup SSH keys so my user can access the machine without a password, but I still need to manually enter my password when I use sudo, which obviously an automated process sho...
Linux mint cinnamon 1.4 released with "MDM display manager".It is based on the code of GDM2.20.It provides:-
Graphical configuration tools
Themeability
Remote, automatic and timed login
Event scripting
Language selection
And it comes with more features than any other Display Manager currently...
I'm sometimes getting a lot of these AUDIT log entries in
...
[UFW AUDIT] IN= OUT=eth0 SRC=176.58.105.134 DST=194.238.48.2 LEN=76 TOS=0x10 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=32137 DF PROTO=UDP SPT=36231 DPT=123 LEN=56
[UFW ALLOW] IN= OUT=eth0 SRC=176.58.105.134 DST=194.238.48.2 LEN=76 TOS=0x10 PREC=0x00 TTL=...
