7;s growing biggest. But that should not bother an installation at
all.
regards, Arian
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idates for the firefox and -esr name and which packages are
candidates for that. Also
apt-key finger
shows which keys your apt installation trusts
regards, arian
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ing integrity without
trusting the keyring in the first place, default-HTTPS does not give you the
same guarantees as secure-apt but at least an attacker has to acquire a validly
signed cert.)
regards, Arian
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> The Debian Wiki, circa 2009 when I last built a Debian system from scratch,
> used to advise this kind of setup for performance and backup convenience. I
> have almost the same partition structure (although my disks, note disks
> plural) are a lot bigger so I don't have space problems.
and t
> # systemctl status lightdm.service
> * lightdm.service - Light Display Manager
> [...]
please retrieve the actual logs from
# journalctl -u lightdm
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partitions, as you put /home on a
subvolume.
If you don't have requirements for this kind of setup, I side with Sven:
repartition.
regards, Arian
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into a wayland session with xwayland.
regards, arian
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>Below is the output from the df command.
> Thanks very much for any help!
for everyone's convenience, please post
# df -h
's output.
regards, arian
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gind[8573]: New session 8 of user arian.
systemd-logind[8573]: removed session 8.
workaround: use kernel 4.3
same thing with ssh, authentication works, but I don't get any shell but an
immediate disconnection:
> debug1: Server accepts key: pkalg ssh-ed25519 blen 51
> debug1: Authentic
l messages of the form:
[ uptime ] message. If there are, you could post a screenshot (you know, one
with a camera) of them.
regards, Arian
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> How do I start XWayland?
I think it depends on your compositor, but should be mentioned in most wayland
getting started guides.
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On 23.03.2016 09:23, Himanshu Shekhar wrote:
> I tried running Synaptic on Wayland, received error "Cannot open display 0.0"
> .
> It works fine on native XServer.
> Any solutions ?
it tries to connect to X - do you have
GDK_BACKEND=wayland
set?
Anyway, if synaptic does does not work with wayla
> No - I've been using the default: 'iperf -c host' on laptop, 'iperf
> -sD' on router, NAS.
>
> Actually, this morning I've been getting about 17-20 Mbps between the
> laptop and NAS. I tried bidirectional testing ('iperf -d -c host',
> and the results actually remained constant.
That s
raspbian is not mainline debian. Maybe ask on raspbian support channels?
> vgchange -a y
> service lvm2 start
> mount -a
why the service lvm2 start? is lvm service disabled?
please provide output of those commands.
> Every time after a reboot the boot sequence aborts and sshd is not up (maybe
icult to achieve full duplex
when you don't have separate uplink/downlink carriers.
In that case you need to double your figures, and you'd get something
compatible with the speedtest results.
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hi
> But, no way out if you forget the BIOS password. That's why I want to have
> GRUB password.
You realize that if it's easy for you to circumvent some (broken!)
authentication, it's just as easy for an attacker, right? What you want is not
possible, in the end. I guess that's why "factory
modifying paths, but I'd find it reasonable to change this. However, if debian
packages differ from upstream here, that would definitely necessitate
documentation.
regards, arian
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best way to go, grab yourself a live image [1] and try it out yourself. Do
yourself a favour and disable the 920m, it's only some 20-40% faster [2](linux
numbers may be way off and may favour intel) than the HD 520 and will help you
only sometimes get something playable - if you game at all, tha
Hi,
> Changing parameters for the UEFI Bios I am able to run windows or linux but
> not from Grub directly. Also I was not able to boot from DVD or USB after the
> Debian installation (I installed Debian from a USB without problems to boot
> from the USB).
Is that by chance an HP machine? thei
-auto
- there might be a key combination to toggle through screen settings. I guess I
stumbled upon this in xfce (something involving windows. can't reproduce right
now...)
There should probably be a bug report filed upon this.
regards, Arian
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rporates those Firefox features, I would have to also switch
> away from Debian.
Always good to hear this!
Regards, Arian
[1] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=815006
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> The collisions are not known, and very unlikely, but "absolute" means
> absolute, not "very likely".
from the way you stated:
> These are all cryptographic hash functions: too strong for a preliminary
> test, insufficient for absolute certainty.
I understood you suggest there is a relevant leve
> and even md4's preimage attack has complexity 2^102. [1,2]
sorry, forgot the quotes:
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preimage_attack
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD4#Security
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> These are all cryptographic hash functions: too strong for a preliminary
> test, insufficient for absolute certainty.
where do you get that these are "insufficient for absolute certainty"? (beside
maybe md4)
there are no known collisions in sha1 and better, and even md4's preimage
attack has
Just to make sure, your filesystem is OK, right?
> But I thought I'd ask if there's anything close to this that would not
> require backing up everything and reformatting the hard disk.
> Wouldn't it be possible, for example, to boot the system up from a
> live CD, and reinstall the base system,
On 20.02.2016 20:23, Reco wrote:
> The way I see it, ssh-keygen merely generates *possible* prime numbers,
> as correct checking for primeness (sp?) would require very long and
> very CPU intensive checking - basically you'd have to divide generated
> number by each and any number less than gener
easy as "ssh -X".
That works well, be aware though that this is X forwarding, you enable remote
code execution[1] on you local machine (ssh-client) for the remote machine (ssh
server) - do this only if you trust the server as much as your client. Also you
get a new instance (copy) of
h a tutorial, because it is not completely inuitive to
use.
Also, be aware that wheezy is oldstable, jessie is the current stable.
Arian
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> I want to make this permanent, which I gather can be done by placing the
> line 11n_disable=1 into /etc/modprobe.d/wireless.conf. However, such a
> file does not appear in my Jessie. Can it be created and simply hold the
> line above?
yes, create it; modprobe will consider all files in /etc/mo
Hi,
On 10.02.2016 10:11, Dwijesh Gajadur wrote:
> I used PowerTop on Ubuntu 15.10. I found that Ubuntu 15.10 uses PowerTop 2.7.
> However Debian Stretch uses PowerTop 2.8. And it seems that the bug is in the
> 2.8 version.
>
> I tried to downgrade PowerTop and installed the 2.7 version on Debia
Hi,
> Then the screen slowly turns white. The problem seems to be in the video
> interface integrated in the Atom E6xx.
yes, that's your problem, it's not actually an intel gpu but powervr IP with an
extremely crappy driver situation. Do you need display output your task?
otherwise I'd scrap i
ut, I need kernel 2.6.9. Can anybody confirm if ther is any debian
stable with
kernel 2.6.9?
If not, can I simply update the Debian stable kernel 2.4 to 2.6.9 ? I
have been told that 2.6.9 manages modules differently - that's why I
ask if anybody knows better about this.
Thank you
Aria
to establish my ppp connection.
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xperimented. I don't know if my CD-s are the
right one (I have no seen anywhere that vanilla flavour).
Another question, expect xf86setup, does there are in Debian any
text tool to configure different hardware?
Any clue, suggestion or precised experience (this definetly would
be the best) i
lue (I'm not a linux expert - just a basic user).
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