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Accessing files outside the root directing

My client asked me to do a website where a user can enter a path on the machine, PHP should scan the path and load all the media files in the directory and subdirectories. The user can enter any path, Desktop, or external drives, whatever, outside the root directory. That’s what the client wants and he’s running on Linux. I

Is it possible to get Debian Lenny running yet? [closed]

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How do I run a simple Go server as a daemon in Debian?

I recently wrote a simple server in Go: It works perfectly well if compiled and then executed by ./go_http_server &. The problem is that it doesn’t survive reboots. So after some reading, I attempted to daemonize it by placing a script in /etc/init.d: …then running update-rc.d go_http_server defaults, and poof! It runs on boot, as verified by ps -ef |

Matlab text on Linux with Intel graphics

On my laptop with an Intel HD 5500 graphics card, if I run Matlab (locally or on a remote machine) some text in menus and inside figures is unreadable. This is what the Edit menu of an empty figure looks like: The lines that are unreadable seem randomly chosen but they’re not: in every new figure, it’s those menu items.

Security updates pending even with unattended-upgrades on Debian

I installed a few days ago the unattended-upgrades package to install automatically the security updates on my debian 8 system. I notice when I run : That I have a few security updates pending. What’s wrong with my configuration? Answer You need either /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20auto-upgrades or /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/02periodic and they must contain lines APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists “1”; and APT::Periodic::Unattended-Upgrade “1”;. Run (as root) dpkg-reconfigure

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