Don't use ls to populate variable names, use find.
for element in $(find /home/linuxuser/pkgs -type f -name "*.deb") ; do sudo dpkg -i "$element" ; done
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Don't use ls to populate variable names, use find.
for element in $(find /home/linuxuser/pkgs -type f -name "*.deb") ; do sudo dpkg -i "$element" ; done
Doubtful that will do anything if it's successfully running as you say.
Try checking your browser proxy settings or taking a packet capture to see where packets are possiby being dropped.
Well, is apache running? (ps -ef | grep apache)
Does localhost resolve to 127.0.0.1? (dig a localhost +short)
In VLC preferences, under Input/Codecs, what option is selected for "Hardware-accelerated decoding"?
The sizes could be due to different compression algorithms being used. Check /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf then:
mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-<kernel-version> <kernel-version>
This one looks actively maintained and feature-full: https://alarm-clock-applet.github.io/#features
Looks like it's in apt to install directly for you to try.
You could use the http_proxy/https_proxy environment variable to point at your proxy server (provided it is web traffic), or use iptables to redirect packets to a destination transparently.
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At the grub selection screen, press "e" to edit the normal boot entry, then use the arrow keys to remove "quiet splash" from the kernel parameters, then press Control-X to boot. Let us know if you...
When you say the CPU is at 100%, can you run top/htop and see what process is taking up resources?
Probably this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VLC_media_player#Legality
You are asking how to use a VM as the gateway/router?
You will need to use bridged networking. The VM will need a static IP address assigned. Then enable IP forwarding in the kernel. Finally turn...
First try "sudo apt-get install -f"
If that fails "sudo dpkg --configure -D 999 -a" might give you more information
See "dpkg -Dh" for more debug options
Attackers already don't have access to internal networks due to NAT: that IS the security defense against outside threats. No one can reach your computer from the Internet unless you enable port...
With all due respect, a traditional firewall as you've described is effectively 100% security theater which is not going to prevent Real Bad Things(tm) from happening.
Local malware will just use...
This works, except there are now three sections of icons on the left-side Files menu:
Starred, Home, Trash
The directories I want
Other Locations
Still an improvement in usability, so thank...
It depends on your threat model (i.e., what you have to lose) and age of the hardware.
There are processors, devices and firmware so old that simply visiting a page (not even executing Javascript)...
I would populate a basic /etc/network/interfaces and reboot, you should get an interface name from "lshw".
No, check your local rc file, like this:
cat -vte ~/.bashrc
You can also try running "set -x" in your shell to enable debug output.
Try using the "last" command and checking for reboot commands in /var/log/auth.log
Are you watching 4K content? That takes a lot of compute to decode, process and render. What is your screen resolution? How many cores are in use when at Netflix load (check with "uptime" or "top"...
It is true. The burden is on you to provide objective evidence to the contrary. A vague first-hand recollection of some 5 year old "articles" does not suffice for the same. The lack of "hardy any...
Check your shell rc file (.bashrc, .zshrc), especially for "PS1" - you might have some control characters in there.
Does it happen after running "reset"? In other terminal emulator programs?
Any way you could try the device with another USB cable or computer?
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For the frozen screen issue, you can try using Control+Alt+F1 through F7 to log in at a non-graphical console, check logs (I'd start with "sudo dmesg" and "/var/log/syslog"), and also kill stuck X...