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sudo systemctl enable courier-authdaemon

worked for me. After rebooting, the daemon ran automagically.

I'm having the same sudden freezing problem (natty, Lenovo X220), but I'm not necessarily running a VNC viewer when the crash occurs. It usually happens when I'm actually using the machine, but not...

Ah. Good idea.

I'll have to punch a hole in the firewall for the test port, first, I guess, but that should work.

Many thanks!

I think I can adjust to the fact that

service ssh stop

CharlesA,

You say, "...but if you stop the sshd server, all services are stopped". Yes, that's exactly what I said. And that's exactly what the problem is!

Before the upstart-ification of...

I think you both misunderstand something. Let me explain how sshd *used* to work (and I think it still does, really, and that maybe upstart just needs some minor refinement -- or maybe the...

Sometimes sshd (dpkg: openssh-server) is very persnickety and it must be debugged. The new drill with upstart seems to make this very difficult to do on a remote machine.

The way that used to...

I have learned something interesting about this. Could my problem be defective USB cabling? Time will tell, but I have made a pretty interesting discovery. I have made a study of all my USB...

Not sure my problem is related to this one, but I suspect it may be.

I have three systems, all with identical motherboards (ASROCK X58 Extreme) and identical firmware (the latest). Two run 10.10,...

I have this problem on two servers running 10.10, each of which has 5 usb disk drives connected via usb. These disks have backups on them which are renewed every night via rsync.

About once a...

I have the same problem. The vertical lines are the residue of the cursor. Since my cursor is red, I have red lines. This is not a problem in 9.04, 9.10, or 10.04. Only in 10.10.

I've learned something important since writing this. My advice above gives step-by-step directions whose result is that RAID volume partitions appear at the very end of each disk. This is not a...

Thanks for the tip about update-initramfs.

I have been having LOTS of problems interestingly similar to yours, and as a result I have learned something that is perhaps of value to you. It's kind...

These tips assume you're doing a NEW INSTALL. WARNING: What follows are DANGEROUS, DATA-DESTROYING COMMANDS NOT FOR USE BY THE FAINT OF HEART OR BY ANYONE WHO CARES AT ALL ABOUT THE DATA ON THE...

As I already noted, this suggests the installation of a package that's nonexistent in 9.04, despite the fact that the title shown on the page says "Jaunty". Editing /etc/pam.d/gdm as suggested by...

The advice given here doesn't work under 9.04. It advises the installation of libpam-keyring, but there is no such package available for the distro.