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TheFu is right. It's hard to beat duplicity if you're doing backups that require things like versioning and encryption.
For future reference, if you are just tar-ing up directories from time to...
You can just do a "diff" on each directory.
Consider using rsync in the future.
So if I understand you correctly, you have a directory with files such as:
A156.0.1.doc.tar.gz
A156.0.1.pdf.tar.gz
A156.0.1.xml.tar.gz
A156.0.1.xlc.tar.gz
A156.0.1.img.tar.gz...
Hi hundred1906,
While you are not wrong about cron and anacron (glad you referenced the man page ;)), if you dig a bit deeper into how the overall system of anacron works you will see that there...
https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/make-window-resizing-easier-out-of-the-box/5845
Under general window layout, change the left,right,and bottom witdth to a suitable value (I used three). Some...
Perhaps iftop
I believe it drops you to an initramfs shell after 93 attempts. If you want to understand how that number is reached:
...
FWIW, I would just stick with the fn f10 toggle. If you're really determined to break,...er, fix it, you could probably do a modprobe on the module to get everthing working again (probably...
synclient needs an X server to connect to.
Make this your script and make it executable (substitute your user):
#!/bin/bash
#title :touchpad.sh
#description :Hook script...
To each his own... I do not use the deja-dup gui much. Poking around a little more it seems like you can revert the parent folder that contained the 'missing' file to a particular date. That would...
You can still recover the file but I do not think you can use deja-dup to do it and the file would have to have been backed up at sometime in the past. Use duplicity with the time option to go back...
Impavidus is correct. You can select either two finger scroll or edge scrolling under the touchpad tab under mouse settings. I personally find two finger scrolling easier but try both and see which...
Deja-dup is just a front end for duplicity, so the files on the back-end are in 'duplicity' format. It does not launch via cron, but uses its own timer mechanism. You may have turned it on at...
I would check to see if the drive might have been knocked loose from the connector and re-seat it if it has. Then I'd make sure I had a good backup of my data and check the disk S.M.A.R.T. ...
There is a nifty tool called FSLint. It will handle deduplicating as well as file name clashes.
Alternatively, you write a script that hashes the files, pipe it through sort/uniq for deduping. ...
Yes, the command is "rename". It uses regex (perlexpr). If you're unsure of your expression use the -n to test the command before doing any renaming.
I'm not sure why you want to use printf but...
while IFS= read -r line; do printf '%s\n' "$line"; done < password_file.txt
would print the line. you obviously would want to remove the '\n' in...
I had a similar problem although not using hdmi... mine was switching between laptop speakers, bluetooth headset, & normal earbuds. This link worked for me:...
Yeah, I have problems on inverting regex stuff too. I apologize in advance because this will probably get wordy... hard to get around it.
There are a couple of ways to look at it:
First way- ...
You probably already did this, but just to make sure... you did re-install their driver after the upgrade? Problems like this are what usually get addressed by it. I'd like to be able to offer...
So first things first. I haven't used ddrescue. I've only read some of the manual. One of the first warnings is that it is best to not work on a mounted read/write drive as it may make the disk...
No... You're supposed to respond with: Worst part of open source is you always HAVE TO look things up.;)
Glad it helped you,
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/341082966/wpa_2.4-0ubuntu7~system76~3_source.changes
https://launchpad.net/~system76-dev/+archive/ubuntu/stable/+packages
Best part of open source is you can always...
Looks like Satya Nadella got a hold of oldfred's credentials ;)