Hi Steve,
I'm using an older dongle from rtl-sdr.com, it does 24 MHz to ~1.8 GHz.
I added a heat sink and mounted in a shielded enclosure and it works
pretty good. The new version 3 they have does HF and is supposed to work
even better. Reviews I've seen indicate it works well. They're only
a
If it really is a minecraft server look for a directory named "world" that
contains another directory named "playerdata"
There would also be a .jar file in the same directory as world
Try /usr/bin/ls -aCRF | less
And search for those directories
You could at least find out the date the files w
nope. those directories are not on the system.
I don't actually know what https://paste.ubuntu.com/23179881/ is from. All
I know is I tried to do a kodi log report and after I hit enter it
immediately showed that website. As for security I update that computer
about once a month.
On Thu, Sep 15, 2
There is nothing special about the /tmp directory other than (by convention)
the sticky bit is ON and (again by convention) there are scripts that clean
it up on start up.
But not always...
If you want a tmp directory under your home directory then create one and
call it as you see fit.
ET
Then i don't think you were hacked, I think you typed something wrong and
wound up there.
It wasn't clear the you wound up at an external web page.
I thought you pasted that log on that website
On Sep 15, 2016 7:22 AM, "Michael" wrote:
> nope. those directories are not on the system.
> I don't
There is a setting in Hugin's preferences to set where you want it's
temp directory.
Brian
On 09/14/2016 08:05 PM, Michael wrote:
I want /tmp to be in my home directory because hugin fills the hard
drive up when it is stitching a spherical panorama. Could someone
direct me to somewhere that
