No sudo, no root, on a fully encrypted LVM filesystem

Thank you both for your advice. The Debian install/rescue disks don't seem to support the LVM, and Ubuntu said it would in the graphical environment, but errored out. But when I was messing with all this, I realized the rescue option in GRUB was a single user, and use it to successfully boot into L

No sudo, no root, on a fully encrypted LVM filesystem

I've managed to remove suid bits from all the files in my /usr/bin directory. As I have no root password, and I have a fully encrypted LVM filesystem, I'm at loss at how to recover them without deleting everything and starting all over. (It's not a disastrous option, I guess, since it's a fairly fr

Re: Is anyone using the oneliner package?

what I always do: go to google.com and enter PopCon or Popularity Contest. > And Daniel's question ("How does popularity-contest track recent use, > btw?") goes for me as well. Checks the access time on the disk. -- David Starner - [EMAIL PROTECTED] This message pr

Re: Is anyone using the oneliner package?

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