sudo dmesg -wHT
tail -f /var/log/syslog
htop and look for misbehaving processes
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sudo dmesg -wHT
tail -f /var/log/syslog
htop and look for misbehaving processes
For the first part, perhaps this would work:
ProxyPass / http://www.example.com:80/
ProxyPassReverse / http://www.example.com:80/
For ACME, have you thought about using a DNS-based challenge...
Make sure both drives are connected, boot to a Ubuntu USB, then use "dd" to copy the blocks of one device to another. Double and triple-check the "dd" command parameters before running it, as it WILL...
Six months later ... WHY WON'T MY BROWSER SAVE PAGES TO PDF?!
Actually 12 character passwords are fine, provided they are truly random.
There's about 90 characters available, at a length of 12, that's a password entropy of almost 80 bits.
That is more...
"sudo passwd <username>" will work as root should ignore PAM policies.
NVIDIA doesn't suck.
I just built a high performance computer with an RTX 4090 graphics card.
Ubuntu 24 worked out of the box without as much as needing to install one additional driver.
If...
What happens when you run "startx" at the command line prompt atfter logging in?
Might want to check the cable connection, output of "lspci" and "sudo dmesg" as well.
What do you mean by not working? Are you using the app or the browser to access Zoom? You can try installing "Cheese" from the app center and see if that webcam program recognizes your hardware.
After the crash, you can press Control-Alt-F1 through F7 to get a non-GUI login prompt to the system. Log in with your username and password, you'll get a terminal prompt, use it to check /var/log...
Sorry, I mispoke, it's Control-Alt-F1 through F7. You may need to hold the Function (Fn) key on your keyboard to access the F keys.
I would just use a 4-digit PIN in that case.
Tor has no idea what traffic you're sending, whether it's HTTP or HTTPS or something else. It's not "only for" anything - it's a low latency anonymizing network.
And of course Tor handles DNS, if...
What "websites"? There's a lot of FUDD lore out there, and this eminances a familiar odor.
The reality is if CUPS was such a risk, it would not be enabled by default on millions of installations....
Well this post took a dark turn.
Demonstrate the confidence in your capabilities by posting your email address and let's put it to an objective test, then.
Use "sudo lsof -Pni" to see which processes are listening on those ports.
Port 53 is most likely used by your local domain resolver agent. If you don't use cups, you can simply uninstall it with...
By processing documents and code crafted to trigger vulnerabilities leading to privilege escalation and remote code execution.
The root boundary on Linux is trivial to cross and provides very...
Time to try a different web browser?
That won't prevent thunderbird, or frankly most software made to executed untrusted code, from getting owned.
Like I said, a skilled adversary needs only to send you an email message - you do not...
Use Ubuntu's startup disk creator application. All other methods, including dd, failed for me.
Also remember to turn off secure boot or enable "third party" CAs in BIOS.
Is nautilus the same as the default gnome file manager?
Because I have no thumbnails on a fresh Ubuntu 24 install.
Your authentication information already uniquely identifies you to the VPN server.
Also, openpvn is bad software which is full of bugs and you're likely opening yourself up to a range of...
Does it work when you boot to the Ubuntu 24 live image?