Not sure, but perhaps you missed the subtle aspect to Catkiller's suggestion. Read on a directory isn't always needed. Often, eXecute would be fine.
751 would likely work. Most programs don't scan...
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Not sure, but perhaps you missed the subtle aspect to Catkiller's suggestion. Read on a directory isn't always needed. Often, eXecute would be fine.
751 would likely work. Most programs don't scan...
There aren't any unpatched for supported releases. 21.04 isn't released. I'm still confused.
Actually, I'm more concerned about the network stack problems...
Perhaps I'm misreading, but I see a bunch of
Not vulnerable
Does not exist
Released (2:1.20.9-2ubuntu1.2~20.04.2)
in the resolution column. Did I miss the point?
Normal X/Windows...
I can't see any reason why any setting other than 700 would be cause for issues. At other jobs, we ran that way by defaults. For end-users, we'd often run with 500, so they couldn't accidentally...
I don't know. I've never had to install anything special.
$ dpkg -l '*networkd*'
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
|...
Software licenses matter. When I was just starting my career, I was a software developer and never considered what license that software should/would have. It wasn't like anyone any where else...
We're trying to figure out if this is really a sudo issue or a pkexec issue or an environment issue.
I never use the GUI for software updates and rarely use any menu, so I don't have any clue which...
Did you have her userid run:
sudo chown -R $USER:$USER $HOME
BTW, whenever using sudo with any GUI program, please, please, please, use sudo -H so the HOME directory environment will be...
What hasn't worked? Also, text rather than images, please.
I think the article has 1 factual mistake. Slackware is by far the oldest of the still in-use linux distros. I was using SLS before switching to the easy-to-use Slackware in 1993....
Could be a case of sudo abuse. Using sudo when it isn't needed, especially with GUI applications. When this happens, some directories and files get created with root:root as the owner/group in the...
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.mount.html has the documentation for systemd.mount.
In theory:
fstab
....
The NFS mount option bg for NFS background mounts as...
use ssh or x2go for access to headless systems. ssh is much preferred and is required for x2go to work.
Does the computer move or will it be on the same network, always?
There's little need for network manager. Just use the netplan YAML config file and setup whatever you like. https://netplan.io/ ...
permissions?
Google says to use:
mount -t cifs ...
not any other method. Seems the way the storage is mounted matters.
I tested using cifs v2.1 from ubuntu to Windows and the timestamp was retained with...
More and more lazy installation guides are using ACLs, I've been seeing the last few years. For people that just want to copy/paste without understanding instructions, it certainly gets them to the...
Please post commands and output. Simplify and test.
fdisk -l
lsblk -e 7 -o name,size,type,fstype,mountpoint
Assuming it isn't a driver, firmware or hardware issue. Doubt we can help with...
What do you mean by "remote directory"? cifs, NFS, p9? Something else? Usually the remote server controls persons, owner, group, acls, xattr and other file properties.
Don't use root. Remote root isn't a good idea.
Setup a random "deploy" userid and have it in the sudoers with the ability to run apt-get commands without any password needed. Of course, lock down...
There are many ways to solve most problems. The maxsize option ignores time specs, as can be seen in the manpage ref above.
Please mark this thread as SOLVED to others don't waste time. And a...
Support for 16.04 ends this month, so move off that ASAP! Or pay Canonical for ESM for each of those systems.
There is 1 line added to each client node APT config. /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/02proxy
...
Try:
sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
Don't be sorry. We are all different.
Just be aware that 80% of the computing power in Unix systems comes from non-GUI stuff. For example, some jobs pre-scheduled to run at specific times in the...
For a long time, there was a problem with data corruption on btrfs with VMs too. If you look at my lsblk output above, you can see lots of VMs using storage ... but none have a file system that the...