I use a gui frontend for rsync called luckyBackup (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LuckyBackup ). It is in the Ubuntu repo.
My home setup stores three checkpoint states of user files in a LUKS
encrypted container on a separate machine.
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know someone who can, please contact Rick Soderstrom via
secur...@lacbernard.ca .
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On 15-09-20 02:52 PM, ProfJCNash wrote:
> Even from Clarenville Newfoundland, we can at least post msgs.
>
> Looks like the Linux system needs an update/upgrade. Possibly
> someone willing to do this. I'll be home late in week if nothing
> sor
e o/s.
Thoughts, or suggestions for who I should contact?
Lmk.. Thanks.
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The setup I have right now seems stable: Eclipse 3.8.1-5.1 and Eclipse
EGit 3.7.1.201504261725-r on Xubuntu 14.02.2.
There's a strange user-interface issue with at least one recent version
where to see anything in the "Git Staging" window you need to select a
repository in the "Git Repositories" w
I'm prepared to help. (I've done some Linux coaching via email - it can
exercise one's ability to research and write for non-geeks!)
On 15-04-15 02:19 PM, Prof J C Nash (U30A) wrote:
> I recently received a help request from Marlene Harris, partner of Gary
> Jones who gave our Randall Leavitt semi
RB2011iL-IN[1]. However, this version does not have wireless support
so you'd have to drop a wireless AP or move to the RB2011UiAS-2HnD-IN
[2]. It should offer everything listed in your original email.
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[2] http://routerboard.com/RB2011UiAS-2HnD-IN
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OK, you might think fixing comments couldn't possibly introduce a bug,
but I've seen some strange finger trouble. Hmmm, 'indent' *might* never
break code... but I'm on the border between defensive coding and paran
On April 5, 2014 12:27:17 PM EDT, Paul Bourgeois wrote:
>Earlier, I wrote:
>>
>> In an attempt to restore usefulness to an abandoned i3 equipped uefi
>> supporting outfit with an "old" sata ii drive but no DVD h/w, I
>> grabbed a sandisk USB thumb drive (
Earlier, I wrote:
>
> In an attempt to restore usefulness to an abandoned i3 equipped uefi
> supporting outfit with an "old" sata ii drive but no DVD h/w, I
> grabbed a sandisk USB thumb drive (4GB capacity) and using
> Unetbootin which resides on my Ubuntu 12.04 desktop, I set up the
> usb drive
In an attempt to restore usefulness to an abandoned i3 equipped uefi supporting
outfit with an "old" sata ii drive but no DVD h/w, I grabbed a sandisk USB
thumb drive (4GB capacity) and using Unetbootin which resides on my Ubuntu
12.04 desktop, I set up the usb drive with the latest Fedora 20 is
list.
[1]
http://wiki.kickstand-project.org/Kickstand%20Project%20Summit%20March%202014
[2] http://exploriem.org
[3] https://github.com/kickstandproject/payload
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was planning
hacking Ubuntu 12.04 or Debian 7.0 on to it this weekend. I'm sure
I'll have to deal with EFI in the process.
I'll be heading to http://www.exploriem.org/ which is off the 416 by
IKEA. I don't have a problem hacking together for a bit.
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l Labonté.
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"Robert P. J. Day" wrote:
> a general question for the masses -- what value do you see in
>linux books...
I've been a consumer of such sys admin fare and other dead tree computer
related media. I find the value in these is seldom the "set this configuration
parameter" and "type this command,"
- Original Message -
> On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 1:04 AM, Paul < contact.p...@ncf.ca > wrote:
>
>
> With regards to the screen dump listed under CODE: below,
> would someone be so kind as to share with me why I am unable to
> access the Recipes.0 directory?
> .
With regards to the screen dump listed under CODE: below,
would someone be so kind as to share with me why I am unable to access
the Recipes.0 directory?
Both user and group permissions match.
I can su into the directory, but I shouldn't have to.
Recipes 2-6 are accessible.
Recipes 0 and 1 ar
Shawn H Corey wrote:
>Every now and again, my computer freezes. Nothing works. Then, when I
>reboot, it freezes during BIOS, so it can't be a software issue.
>
>I ran a memory check; everything's OK. I replaced the CMOS battery. I
>replaced the thermal paste on the CPU. I re-seated everything that
First step: I suggest trying a known-good power supply if you can.
Caution - the large capacitors in these get charged to hundreds of
volts, high enough to be dangerous. I've seen a few power supplies fail
for reasons other than the capacitors, and when the caps fail they can
damage other part
ple outside
the region, feel free to send them along.
Lastly, if you have any additional questions feel free to contact me off list.
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ows machines. TightVNC
> was the one I was using.
>
+1 for VNC. If you are into virtualization, it is the remote access
software of choice for OpenStack.
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Seconding Stephen's recommendations.
Regarding that last operation of editing configuration files: "meld" is
your friend. Also, I comment each manual change in a config file with
easily-located text: my username in CAPS and a brief reason for the
change. Totally old-school configuration manage
.ubuntu.com/community/Samba by
chance? I usually find the Ubuntu wiki to be a good source of
information. I've used the server guide in the past and it has worked
well.
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> Anyone with experience of this problem?
>
No issues here. Maybe something is stale. What do your apt keys look like?
$ sudo apt-key list
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Haven't tried make almodconfig.
We'd need to build-in any modules needed for boot (e.g. disk, and maybe
video, keyboard, network, mouse, usb). If any aren't handled
automatically, I think they can be forced in using a file named
all.config in the top-level build directory. (Seems obvious, but
I use namespro.ca => $12.88/year
I wanted a Canadian domain host.
No connection to them, just a customer.
On 20/05/2013 8:43 AM, Bruce wrote:
Looking for suggestion hosting my .ca domain. My present host EasyDNS want
$75 for 2 years.
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Apparently for KDE you *also* have to do this:
"... go to Kickoff > Computer > System Settings which will open up
the System Settings window. Click on 'Input Devices'. In this new window
click the Keyboard tab and then click on the advanced tab. In this new
window, click the box for 'Config
f screws, and a very calm frame of mind.
On 10/02/2013 11:00 AM, Paul Belanger wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 10:54 AM, Prof J C Nash (U30A)
> wrote:
>> Thanks. Should have thought of that, since I've done it on desktops. I've
>> never had to do it for a laptop,
he same model next to me, but have not needed to make
the change yet. I quick google show the following[1], seems to be
straightforward enough.
I'm sure a local computer shop would be able to help out too.
[1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0gpFMF5R0c
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OK, so it's only a minor issue, but I'm wondering if others
> have experience of this and know of fixes e.g., possible BIOS update.
>
Your CMOS battery is dying. Change it out.
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Github:
w hotness right now. I know of a few local contributors :)
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error. can anyone get this to actually
> succeed? am i just doing something silly?
>
No issue on here. What happens if you fork to your own repo and clone it?
Or even use HTTPS:
$ git clone https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware.git
Check your router and make sure it is not closing your co
ssional circles.
What's defining the zeitgeist in this area? What's the best "free as in
freedom" option?
Cheers!
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27;d fill the paper with:
>
> scott.mur...@arrow-eye.com C52FF996 Key fingerprint = DBC8 F89C 5F66 8A96
> 2414 F97D 3F0D 382D C52F F996 - [ ] Checked
>
> and cut it into strips to pass out at the keysigning
>
Glad to hear this is happening, I'll be dropping by to increase
On 12-08-15 09:04 AM, Steve La Rocque wrote:
> Thanks Paul. I'm very much interested in OpenStack and CloudStack both
> from a centralized management perspective and for extending our
> infrastructure to CSPs. I'll look into them more deeply.
>
> Your description
ny new software or OS
updates and confirming nothing get broken. Once I am happy things are
working well, I simply have puppet update my remote instances because
everything was already tested and working in the lab environment.
[1] http://openstack.org
[2] http://puppetlabs.com
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On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 9:20 AM, Andrew Galloway
wrote:
> Not sure if this is the right list for this but I am looking for a key logger
> that works under linux, specifically Ubuntu. Anyone know of an effective
> logger?
>
$ sudo apt-get install logkeys
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y' link on the top right of the page takes to you
http://www.ubnt.com/purchase and lists http://www.xagyl.com/ as a
reseller at the bottom right of that page.
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> suspect that High Schools and community centers are also on a pay as you
> go bassis.
>
> The idea location should have both Transit way access, free parking (or
> at least not tricky inexpensive pay parking near the venue.) And also
> Bike pathway availability .
>
> BU
support. However
the screen share is limited.
Another project to look at is Big Blue Button[1]. ProTip: They are
local too, I'm sure we could see about getting access to a demo
account. Otherwise, it would not take much work to get it up and
running.
[1] http://www.bigbluebutton.org/
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engineers".
>
I suggest starting with RedHat first, getting all the information and
pricing from sales then try to confirm if you actually need them all.
Since we don't have direct access to their pricing models it's going
to be hard to come up with specific numbers.
>
ach student kit, so i could be buying *dozens*
>> of these things and might want each one extended as i described.
>>
>> i don't want to do it myself. and if there's someone out there who
>> is good at this sort of thing (makes a living at it?), then we sho
Yes please. I am:
First name: Paul
Last name: Hays
Email address:
Encryption method and the ID: 2048R/92726D51
$ gpg -v --fingerprint 92726D51
gpg: using PGP trust model
pub 2048R/92726D51 2011-12-01 [expires: 2013-11-30]
Key fingerprint = 36AE B144 5ADC 78E7 1708 3178 2412 B4AF 9272
On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 3:08 PM, Paul Belanger
wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Sorry for the short notice, but I'm planning on attending tonight with
> copies of my GPG key and photo ID (passport). I'm looking for a few
> willing participants to review and sign them when you
you also
have a copy of your key). Here is the information:
---
First name: Paul
Last name: Belanger
Email addresses: ,
Encryption method and the ID: 4096R/2E6A3399
Fingerprint: $ gpg -v --fingerprint 2E6A3399
gpg: using PGP trust model
pub 4096R/2E6A3399 2011-07-11
Key fingerprint = C881
Almost all of my home network services are being passed through a Gb switch.
I'm currently using an older x86 box to serve up dhcp, ntp, and bind as core
services for the network (and apache, mysql, ...). Before committing to this I
installed a Gb Ethernet card in that box just to pimp out perfo
- Original Message -
From: Paul B
Date: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 8:32 pm
Subject: [OCLUG-Tech] RISCy Raspberry and the ARM Revolution: Part Deux
> ...
> Yet the ARM Revolution continues.
>
> Due out next month is the Raspberry Pi (see www.raspberrypi.org ).
> It'
Begin forwarded message:
> From: linux-boun...@lists.oclug.on.ca
> Date: 18 October, 2011 8:40:02 PM EDT
> To: red.l...@rogers.com
> Subject: Your message to Linux awaits moderator approval
>
> Your mail to 'Linux' with the subject
>
>RISCy Raspberry and the ARM Revolution: Part Deux
>
>
I've been intrigued by the prospects of low power computing for providing
essential network services at home. I had enquired about plug computers in the
past (say, am I just daft or is searching the mail archive impossible without
opening each archive individually). Applause to those that steere
e the value in these testing tools even if you've never programmed
drivers or compiled kernels.
Enjoy!
-Paul
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If you're interested in reliability and security of code, here's a nice little
bit about some of the work going on at NICTA, Australia's national IT research
center:
http://www.technologyreview.com/article/37206/
Efforts to develop a crash-proof kernel will pay huge dividends in the long
term,
On 2011-07-25, at 12:41 AM, Brett Delmage
wrote:
> Having recently acquired a Nexus S phone I'd like to root it so I can
> install OpenVPN among other things. I'm running the latest version of
> gingerbread, 3.4.3
>
> I'd like to run an OpenVPN client for which I'll install a server for, o
Sent from a locked proprietary device. I'm working on my freedom and I'll be
there one day.
On 2011-07-25, at 12:41 AM, Brett Delmage
wrote:
> Having recently acquired a Nexus S phone I'd like to root it so I can
> install OpenVPN among other things. I'm running the latest version of
> gi
On 2011-07-04, at 8:34 PM, Rob Echlin wrote:
> Not Linux?
> - It's the linux kernel (yes, it's a fork of it, but it is the linux kernel)
>
> - isn't it using the Gnu utilities?
> - The drivers are proprietary, but that's true of lots of Linux-based
> devices. Are they not Linux either?
>
This
> From: Paul B
> Date: 4 July, 2011 11:37:07 AM EDT
> To: "Robert P. J. Day"
> Subject: Re: [OCLUG-Tech] a sign of the apocalypse
>
>
> On 2011-07-01, at 7:21 AM, "Robert P. J. Day" wrote:
>
>>
>> http://i.imgur.com/iYnGb.png
#0 is priceless. Freeware vs crapware vs malware vs shareware. Your great
debunker with this one is skype, which is free, but (ethical issues of it's
recent reverse engineering aside) it is clearly not open source.
Thumbs up to that. Freedom isn't free!
#7 would be a curious myth, in that it'
who are not eggheads, hippies, or academics, are using it without
making a nod to those mythical ideals.
:-)
Sent from a locked proprietary device. I'm working on my freedom and I'll be
there one day.
On 2011-06-28, at 11:20 AM, "Robert P. J. Day" wrote:
> On Tu
Oops, forgot the rest of you.
Sent from a locked proprietary device. I'm working on my freedom and I'll be
there one day.
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> From: Paul B
> Date: 28 June, 2011 9:26:18 AM EDT
> To: "Robert P. J. Day"
> Subject: Re: [OCLUG-Tech] wha
rty and ubb and Web
calendar and ...
Is this a complete and manageable package, or am I going to spend more time on
a learning curve than I have in the form of personal hours?
Seriously curious...
-Paul
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th
x27;t tried
this. Access permissions will likely complicate things.)
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On 18/05/2011 12:18 PM, pulmud muppe wrote:
> [...]
> I have occasionally tried to locate an add-on (or whatever one calls
> such in the m$ realm) which allows 'doze to see ext3/ext4 linux
> partitions/
crave.
On a side note: this is still in beta. Current version is 0.2rc1, I
believe. Mission-critical it ain't.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
-Paul
On 04/05/2011 8:58 AM, sylvain.m...@ic.gc.ca wrote:
>
> Hey guys, I am looking for a freeware like version of drop box.
> It has to b
My wife just purchased an android phone. It looks like a great little
phone.
There is a 6th gen beta for her phone, with most of the bugs worked out.
Version 1 should be coming shortly.
I have one "technical" hurdle to overcome, though.
Seems I'm having trouble with the very first step:
Does
Robert, I went to the local department megastore and "cheaping out"
gives you nothing close to what you've spec'd here. Save $20 and you
lose gigEthernet. Save $20 and you lose dual band. You've spec'd one
with USB 2.0, and with all the dev bells and whistles, and I don't see
much that comes
t me looking back to the sempron for home network solutions.
On 02/02/2011 11:40 AM, Stephen Gregory wrote:
> On 11-01-30 09:47 PM, Paul B. wrote:
>> I've been waiting for the ARM revolution to hit my home, and I'm now
>> wondering if it's here.
> The ARM revoluti
ARM-based plug computers.
I'm wanting to know:
Where (in O-town or elsewhere) did you source it?
What did you get?
Did you root the device (with debian or your other favorite)?
Have you even heard of these?
Is the ARM revolution really ready to hit home?
Cheers!
-Paul
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Another corporate acquisition that "Bodes Ill for Linux". It didn't take
long for the OOo crew (not Linux) to jump ship when Oracle got involved;
the result was a fork, and I hope that the fork shows stability soon. Re
branding alone will likely set that project back a year. Think of the
docum
*crickets*
John, have you come to a solution on this?
-Paul
On 07/10/2010 2:28 PM, John Elliott wrote:
>Hello,
>
> I have an application which requires two monitors.
>
> I would like to have KDE opened on one monitor and have a separate X
> session opened on the ot
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Peter Sjoberg wrote:
> Has this changed?, does teksavvy now offer native IPv6 over my ADSL
> line ?
>
Yes.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,23849317
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I'll try and make it out.
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 6:24 PM, George Standish
wrote:
> If anyone is interested in an Ubuntu Release Party (social gathering) here
> in Ottawa.
>
> Friday 8PM (April 30th) at The Royal Oak 318 Bank Street, Ottawa.
>
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseParties/Confirm
Since you are already using Ubuntu, depending if you want more
control, you could use debootstrap your USB key. Some information is
available:
https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/installation-guide/i386/linux-upgrade.html
While a little more elbow grease is required, you can customize your
install base
JN,
$ file /bin/ls
/bin/ls: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV),
dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped
Not sure about the windows part.
PB
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Prof. John C Nash wrote:
> With a colleague I've been building some stati
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