Thanks, I'll keep that in mind when using this platform for blogging, I have no further questions I think you answered everything. Sorry to keep you here, I'll bet you don't enjoy this part of the...
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Thanks, I'll keep that in mind when using this platform for blogging, I have no further questions I think you answered everything. Sorry to keep you here, I'll bet you don't enjoy this part of the...
Ok thanks for the detailed response, I appreciate that. I'm really not trying to start anything, I was just curious about that.
And what do you mean advertising, the other blog links on the site,...
I just ran into an issue with there being a "commercial" link in my signature, which was a link to my blog.
Sorry if this was a problem, I removed it right away, but I'm just curious how this is...
Check the rules and see if there are any incoming ports that are open, if there are you might want to close some ports. Does it list any rules when you run the status command?
Oh looks like you...
Yes it is risky, but if you don't have a choice make sure ufw is enabled and configured properly.
The default settings might not be enough for your use case.
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What about using the default remote desktop viewer that comes with Ubuntu? Or do you need something less resource intensive.
I have the same setup on my Ubuntu server except one difference with PermitRootLogin
PermitRootLogin no
For me UsePAM is set to no, and it works fine.
I'm not sure how you want to setup the script, but an example would be,
yes | sudo -S apt autoremove
That will send the text 'y' as input to the apt command for as many times as needed.
yes
That's the command!
Trying using the full path to the shutdown command, e.g. "/sbin/shutdown -P +5". I've had these problems with the cron shell before, sometimes it can't find the right path.
I noticed also there's a front-end for deborphan, gtkorphan
Hey thanks for that reply, I know about autoremove but I thought it didn't pick up all orphaned packages in some cases.
I just started a new thread about this, in Debian you can use the package deborphan to find orphaned packages. I don't know the best way to do this in Ubuntu though.
I'm trying to find all orphaned packages on my system, i.e. packages that were pulled in as dependencies for another package that I later removed.
I know in Debian there is deborphan but is this...
I've been curious about Deepin for awhile now, but haven't had the time to install and test it out, https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=deepin
I just don't have the time anymore to burn...
Maybe it's in /etc/modules?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Loadable_Modules
Hmm, maybe I haven't used it in awhile, I just remember from a few years back the 64-bit version was either non-existent or not supported at all.
What I do is look at the Amazon bestseller list for laptops, https://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/pc/13896615011/ref=pd_zg_hrsr_pc_1_3_last
That will give you a general idea of what are the best...
Does that need to be "-mindepth" option in the find command?
https://serverfault.com/questions/42864/how-to-count-all-subfolders-in-an-directory
A couple days ago I noticed Skype for web wasn't working, so I decided to download the client knowing all the issues it has, so I get ready for a long slog to get it working, but then I go to...
I keep bouncing between Debian and Xubuntu, I just love how polished Xubuntu is, and everything just works out of the box. With Debian, it's still a hacker's type distro that needs some customization.
Some of those points in the post are still valid, especially #11 what oldfred mentioned as the best way is to use a lightweight desktop environment like XFCE.
I guess it depends on how old your...
I've contemplated setting up my own email server for years only to give up at the last minute after realizing how much of a pain it will be. I guess it depends on how old you are, and if you really...