A Techie with Heart
After upgrading to Linux Mint 19.3 and Krusader 2.7.0, I could not evoke Krusader Root Mode. It just stayed in a loop asking for my sudo password. The error mentioned the kdesu could not authenticate me. I tried making a symlink pointing kdesu to kdesudo – no help. Searching Synaptic (the real Ubuntu one, not
Scams evolve with other technology. Using a third-party site to log into another site lessens the number of passwords you need to remember, however this scam gives your Facebook log-in info to hackers and could fool all but the most sophisticated users. Ars Technica published the details of this new scam. This was noticed because
EZproxy has an internal SSL certificate management system that requires copy/paste into their admin panel. I dislike the process because it requires sending a private key over the ‘net – perhaps insecurely the first time! Since the free certificates from expire every 90 days, and are automatically renewed every 60 days (using the standard setup),
Had a new installation of EzProxy that was working fine until I updated nginx. Somewhere in the upgrade process, while dpkg was trying to set up nginx and/or open-iscsi, the following errors started insserv: warning: script ‘K00ezproxy’ missing LSB tags and overrides insserv: warning: script ‘ezproxy’ missing LSB tags and overrides [Solved] Edit /etc/init.d/ezproxy to include