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mmm, thanks for the reply. However, there are multiple accounts on this machine, and I need to see how long each account has used the machine for. Also, these sit in the community library, so much of...

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I want to track the total time a given user had been using the computer this month (day/week/year etc). It's only one machine, not a network.

I have a webserver on my home server machine, so I was going to put the preseed.txt file there and load it via network. Not sure how to do this exactly - I tried the
auto...

I need a way to track and display the amount of time a user has spent logged in to the system over the past day,week,month,year etc? I tried the acct package, but the AC command always just shows:
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yes. My school had a bunch of old unused computers they gave me and I'm putting Lubuntu on them to distribute around the community. I need a way to get a basic (I can tweak it later for each install...

I found this page about using preseeding to auto-install Ubuntu 10.04, but I can't quite figure out how to activate/use the automatic preseeding file they provided for an installation. Do those...

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So I need a preseed file for automatic installation of Ubuntu with the following options:

-Wipe and Use entire disk for installation
-Install restricted extras
-Set a given username for the...

now that's a serious issue. Putting in controversial features is one thing, but trying to shut down the debate like that is another.

The new "shopping lens" actually seems like a great feature to me (others have different opinions), but there's a serious privacy issue in that it sends all searches made through the dash, even if...

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meant to post that as a new thread

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That means he's at least trying to protect user privacy. Good for him.

It should be set up this way.

there is a privacy issue, though. anything you type into the lens gets sent to Amazon's server, and they do log searches and IPs. even when you're trying to search your own machine. Canonical needs...

here's an interesting insight:

1) I tried to SSH in from school, got the "connection closed by 70.239.162.206" again.

2) Came back home, SSH'ed in from my home computer. The welcome message on...

yes, on the server (also in my house) that I'm trying to connect to and on my PC

I'm able to SSH to other places, such as GitHub (they don't provide shell access, but git'ing is done over the SSH protocol, and you can log in via SSH to confirm the connection works. It does.

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I'm trying to SSH to my home server from school. We have a pretty draconian filter/firewall here (whitelist based. seriously.), but I've assured that my IP is on the whitelist, and I can in fact...

sorry - I forgot to mention this, but the WiFi signal is coming from the church accross the street and is rather weak.

I've got 10 Ubuntu computers without built-in wifi to set up in a place with wifi, but no wired internet. I need some way to get this wifi signal to these computers. I've identified two solutions -
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