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Take a look at cyphertite built upon an open-source infra-structure.
From its wiki page:
Cyphertite is a high-security scalable solution for online backups.
Rock Solid: we safeguard your critical data like no other backup company
Total Privacy: your data is fully sheltered by our encryption process
Real Security: your data is protected, secure and ...
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You might not have Commodo as trusted CA. Cert seems to be installed correctly:
http://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=irc.pirateirc.net:6697
EDIT:
Just noticed, you don't process any CA certs!
I'm not sure what you wanted to check with gnutls-utils. Validity of the cert?
Remember, SSL is based on trust. You have to trust someone (on this ...
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On the Network screen, see if you can tell VirtualBox to forward port 22 to your VM.
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I'm having the exact same issue with that same tutorial, I made a question about it here:
Debian VM will not longer bring up the host-only interface
Since I only have 1 reputation, I can't comment any answers so I can't contribute to an answer.
So I'm just posting it here.
The answer to Jason H's question is that dhclient eth(#) produces this error:
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This looks like a bug in Byobu itself, in its listing of sessions. It should see that first session, labeled "1" and connect you to that one automatically. Please file a bug at http://bugs.launchpad.net/byobu with your specific Byobu version number and I would be happy to fix it for you.
Full disclosure: I'm the author and maintainer of Byobu.
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You can simply use AtomicParsley:
AtomicParsley input.mp4 --encodedBy "John Doe for ID $RANDOM"
This will create a temporary output file. To overwrite the input file's metadata instead, add the --overWrite switch. You'll then get the following metadata:
$ mediainfo input.mp4
General
Complete name : input.mp4
Format ...
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It looks like mysql-server is requesting an old version ofmysql-server-core. Remove the version you have currently (5.1.63-0+squeeze1) and install the version it is requesting (5.1.61-0+squeeze1). Back up any important files.
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I ended up taking a different approach.
After setting up my Linode (noting down what I’d done), I downloaded the Debian 7 net install image:
http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/
I then used that to create a Debian 7 VMWare VM on my local machine. (I told VMWare Fusion the OS was “Other Linux 2.6 kernel”, as Debian 7 isn’t listed as an option yet. I believe ...
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Very easy to do, find your Windows 7 hosts file and put an entry in it. The Windows 7 system will now be able to resolve the name to the IP. I'm running a similar dev environment as to what you're describing. Windows 7 Host running Virtual Box with an Ubuntu server VM.
Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts
Add a line as follows
92.168.56.101 ...
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I'm afraid MRTG is not designed or even capable of tracking a cumulative counter, in the manner you're suggesting. While it does query the absolute values of the port traffic which each poll, it uses the difference between the two values to calculate the bounded rate, which it graphs. Furthermore, since MRTG log files do not grow in size over time, they ...
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Debian Wheezy ships with PHP 5.4.4 as can be seen on packages.debian.org. Are you sure that you have Debian 7.0 Wheezy installed? You can test that by running the lsb_release -a command.
Look at /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ too. Do not forget to run apt-get update prior to apt-get install.
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One way to get PHP latest stable 5.4 on Debian is to install it through the dotdeb repositories. Add to your sources.list:
deb http://packages.dotdeb.org wheezy all
deb-src http://packages.dotdeb.org wheezy all
Install their key:
wget http://www.dotdeb.org/dotdeb.gpg
cat dotdeb.gpg | sudo apt-key add -
Finally run apt-get update. You now get the latest ...
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Get it to working. Firstly moved old .ko, then make and checkinstall --fstrans=no, fstrans is needed to create 'update directorie in /lib/modules', without this option installation will (may) fail.
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Win32DiskImager, or rufus.
You may find either of these are the below links, respectively:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
http://rufus.akeo.ie/
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As Beef Eater's answer mentioned, this is caused by the defect management "spare area" taking up 256MB of space, meaning that your UDF filesystem image will no longer fit on the disk. There are two things you can do about this:
Reduce the size of the image accordingly, and benefit from the built-in defect management required by the Blu-Ray specification ...
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I don't use Gnome3 so I can't check this, but according to this thread, you should be able to do the following:
Run dconf-editor
Navigate to org -> gnome -> desktop -> sound -> event-sound and deselect it. You may also want to deselect input feedback sounds if selected.
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It would be good to see the config file you're using - it is possible you are correct, that it's trying to boot graphical, but the config file will help. In the config are parameters for VNC-based console, SDL console, serial console, etc. Also, you can pass parameters in the config file to the domU that tell it what device to use for the console - they ...
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Okay here's what you need to do:
Step one: Get your VM up and running. Make sure you have only one network adapter setup for your VM. It's find if you set it up for NAT. An out of the box Debian install will most likely be setup for dhcp. So it should grab an IP from Virtual Box.
Step two: Verify that you have an IP in debian. Open a term and type
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The "official" place for local executables is /usr/local/bin. This directory is usually in the $PATH of all users by default. Traditionally, programs that are not installed through a package manager (eg apt) are stored in the /usr/local/bin directory and those installed by the package manager in /usr/bin. See here for some more information and here for the ...
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Add the following to the end of the .bashrc of the user:
export PATH=/usr/local/sbin:$PATH
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The easiest way is to add this line to your user's ~/.bashrc file:
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/sbin
Bear in mind that /sbin/, /usr/sbin and /usr/local/sbin are not in normal user's $PATHs by default because these directories tend to contain "dangerous" executables. Things like fdisk or deluser that need administrative privileges and can harm your ...
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Can you ping the VM? Check the firewall on Windows. Also, do you have ssh started and running on debian?
Run this on debian in a terminal to find out if ssh is listening.
netstat -tln | grep 22
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The executable is 32-bit, and your Debian install is 64-bit. You need to install the appropriate 32-bit libraries. Try installing ia32-libs first, I believe that is how you get the 32-bit libraries on Debian.
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I ended up installing a PPTPD server, this seams to work from both Windows and android.
Following this howto: http://www.howtogeek.com/51237/setting-up-a-vpn-pptp-server-on-debian/
Cheers
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You cannot use wildcards in /etc/hosts. You will need to add every subhost separately.
Tell us more about the problem. Do you want to block traffic originating from your machine only, from the whole network? Only WWW traffic?
If you want to block all traffic to deviantart:
host deviantart.com gives 199.15.160.100
iptables -A OUTPUT -d 199.15.160.100 ...
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You need to add 127.0.1.1 adc.deviantart.com to /etc/hosts to block adc.deviantart.com.
But perhaps better way to boost productivity is to not visit deviantart.com voluntarily? You can also install Adblock Plus plugin for Firefox and use it to block these sites. Adblock lets you add pattern like deviantart.com and automatically block all subdomains - unlike ...
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After upgrading from Squeeze to Wheezy a virtual machine running on KVM, I had to install "gnome-session-falback" in order to open successfully a session in gnome:
sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback
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No, this is not possible.
PPTP is using TCP port 1723 to build up the tunnel,
but the data carried over the VPN always GRE.
This is then the IP protocol 47 (Not TCP!)
Anyway PPTP is security wise not a good solution and should be replaced by a better protocol.
OpenVPN is one of the flexible VPN solutions
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This Gentoo wiki article might apply here : PulseAudio per-application volume control :
PulseAudio supports per-application volume control, but by default
this doesn't do much as you can only control these volumes from the
pulseaudio volume control utility. Meaning that in an application like
Audacious, when the output device is set to PulseAudio, ...
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Install the "WICD" package for .deb This should recognize and lead you to how to configure your adapter.
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No need for compromises!
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install oracle-java7-installer
There are also development builds of Java 8 available.
sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer
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Debian packages are significantly behind the bleeding edge. This is by design.
The folks at upstream prioritise stability over keeping in-line with the newest versions. 1.2 might be old, but it's not likely to break much any time soon.
If you feel particularly brave, you can switch to the unstable or testing branches of debian (which Wheezy now is not, ...
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It all depends how critical your production system is. Can you afford down time if changes in the way the downloaded version works cause an issue with your system? The latest version of the software may have a bug or bugs which were not in the previous version. Or side-effects of the latest version may affect your system - perhaps in a subtle way that is ...
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First you should look around, you might find a ppa having the new version. That is the easiest way.
In the case there isn't:
Building and installing software from source can lead to messed up libraries or binaries on the system, as another package might overwrite something or vice-versa.
To avoid this, there are 2 solutions:
Only build the source, and ...
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It doesn't work if you have Terminal=true, it runs
x-terminal-emulator "/home/pi/playvideos.sh"
x-terminal-emulator is lxterminal which needs --command to run a command
Either:
Set Terminal=false and run the script with
Exec=lxterminal --command "/home/pi/playvideos.sh"
as you tried before.
Or:
Set Terminal=true and run the script with
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Since your card has an atheros chipset you should be able to do it.
Using madwifi drivers you can create 2 different interfaces on your device and set them up using wlanconfig/iwconfig (or the iw CLI from the new linux wireless extensions, which you can learn how to use here http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Documentation/iw) and then set one as AP and ...
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So it turns out there were several issues with my setup. Let's document everything!
Client OS
Mac OS X does not particularly like IPv6 over PPP. Use the following after the connection has been set up:
sudo ipconfig set ppp0 AUTOMATIC-V6
sudo route add -inet6 default -interface ppp0
The prior seems to make OS X adhere to router advertisements; the latter ...
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I stumbled upon the following project that implements a user notify: tinynotify-send
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default Ctrl+Alt+l did not work for me, maybe overshadowed by some other app - I had to explicitly set the shortcut as mentioned in the selected answer.
Also beware not to select "kscreenlocker", but the KDE session manager.
Win/Meta+L worked fine here.
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Okay, so to fix this I had to to set sendmail_path in php.ini to
"/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i -f pi@justcandan -r stefan@justcandan.com".
After that I editted /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf and changed the rewrite domain to justcandan.com
After that I added an alias in revaliases in /etc/ssmtp/
www-data:my@mail.com:mail.domain.tld:587
after restarting apache, and ...
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You can also try one of these:
Using blkid:
As a root, run
# blkid
or as a regular user, run
$ /sbin/blkid
It should list all your block devices, with bunch of information about them, including the path to the device.
Look under /dev/disk/:
$ ls -l /dev/disk/by-id
or
$ ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
should list your device, together with the actual ...
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Your second dmesg output looks normal for an SD card - mine is the same way (Lenovo t530)
You should be able to also see it with # fdisk -l and you'll see the mmcblk*
So to mount that would look like:
# mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/YOURMOUNTPOINT
Unless you have an odd formatting, I would doubt you'll see any issues there.
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It seems that
1) your exim sends outgoing email via smart host
2) the smart host refuses to relay (accept to send send further) without SMTP AUTH
Your Exim (by default) should use port 25.
secure-email-32.luxsci.com offers STARTTLS extension of ESMTP protocol => your MTA/exim can turn unencrypted SMTP connection into encrypted one (the same TCP connection).
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I'm not sure if this is exactly what you need but should be enough to start. First of all, www-data user (debian's default for apache) have to have access to /home/user/folder
You can then create new configuration for apache in file /etc/apache/sites-available/virtuals
<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot /var/www/common/default/
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Poptop doesn't seem to have any support for IPv6. And its maintainers recommend you don't use it anyway, for security reasons.
PPTP is known to be a faulty protocol. The designers of the protocol, Microsoft, recommend not to use it due to the inherent risks. Lots of people use PPTP anyway due to ease of use, but that doesn't mean it is any less ...
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As vonbrand suggested, assuming you have a working Debian install on the CF card, you should be able to chroot to it and install normally:
sudo chroot /mnt/linux
sudo dpkg -i XXX.deb
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sudo python /usr/bin/calibre-uninstall
sudo rm -rf /opt/calibre
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The previous answer solved the problem for the initial submitter, but for another, more generalized, way of doing this you can use the built-in ACLs "localnets" and "localhost", e.g.:
allow-recursion { localnets; } ;
localhost is pretty self-explanatory (except that in addition to 127.0.0.1 or ::1 it includes the configured address of every network ...
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TL;DR /bin/sh used to be a completely different shell in other UNIXes (Solaris) but was Bash in Linux, but Debian decided to have a custom /bin/sh shell for various reasons (mostly code size).
The original shell was Bourne shell. POSIX rules require that a Bourne compatible shell is installed as /bin/sh. This is what you get when you ask for man sh.
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The system default shell is different than your user shell. On my system, dash is system default, but I use bash when I log in:
anthony@Zia:~$ ls -l /bin/sh
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 Mar 1 2012 /bin/sh -> dash
So, a shell script with #!/bin/sh up top runs with dash.
It sounds like your system somehow has half and half, where the /bin/sh symlink and ...
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