I would like to point out that I tried A LOT of different tutorials from the internet but they don’t seem to work… Adding stuff to init.d, rc.local etc. for some reason it doesn’t work. I’m really desperate to get this done, but I’m a total noob when it comes to linux. when I type in “matchbox-keyboard” it runs just
Tag: debian
How to connect to a Linux (Debian) VM from the host (Windows 7) using VNC? [closed]
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Instead of Glances, I installed openstack-glance by mistake
First of all, I know nothing about openstack, keystone, glance … But, I made a mistake when I install Glances in my Debian server. I tried to install glances following this link I have done this : In fact, Instead of glances, it suggested to me to install openstack – glance. I haven’t seen clearly the question and I have
How to install mono 3 on Debian testing?
I want to compile the Unreal Engine on my Debian Liunx (testing) box, which needs the mono package libmono-corlib4.0-cil installed that depends on the mono-runtime in version 3. However, on my Debian box I have installed mono in version 4 and libmono-corlib4.5-cil (4.5 instead of 4.0). So I tried to install that specific version via However, that gives me: libmono-corlib4.0-cil
Acessing to /root folder on BeagleBone (Debian) after /usr directory was deleted
I have had some .cpp programs in root directory of my BeagleBoneBlack (Debian). Due to a studpid accident a /usr directory was deleted on my BeagleBone. It make sense for me now, that I can not access the BeagleBone anymore. What I can do is to boot the BeagleBone from SSD-card, but of course I come in this case to
List all groups on machine via bash script
This code gives me an output of 1000 if I’m a regular user or 0 if I’m root, while executing the same command (cut -d: -f1 /etc/group) returns a list of all the available groups on the machine. I also tried with grep “” /etc/group but that produces the same results. What am I not getting here? Answer The proper
fail2ban regex stopped working [Debian 8 – Jessie]
So after my last apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade my Fail2Ban got upgraded to 0.9.5 without any problems and I double checked the configurations but it seems as if it’s not working anymore. Here are some logs from failed logins in my /var/log/auth.log Normally such a try should be recognized by fail2ban. I double checked the fail2ban
Upgrade R version 2.15.1 to 3.3 on Debian server (linux-gnu)
I’m in internship and I’m working on a Debian server for my R’s scripts. However, the version installed on the server is really outdated (2.15.1) and I think, it might be the reason of some errors I have with my scripts (which work on my windows PC with R 3.3). But I am totally a beginner with Linux and I’m
How Do I Fix This SED Command to Find & Replace a String
Good-day, I’m working on a Bash script for Debian Jessie and in this line; I am trying to find base_dir}/scripts and replace it with script_dir} so that my new line will read as: This is what I have tried so far; which results in this error; I am confused as to how to resolve this and would appreciate some assistance
apt-get dist-upgrade wants to remove kde desktop [closed]
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