Glutanimate

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Linux/Ubuntu beginner. Trying to help wherever I can.

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May 2	awarded	Benefactor
May 2	accepted	How can I disable UFW logging for a specific event?
May 2	comment	How can I disable UFW logging for a specific event? Well, that was much easier than I thought it would be. Dropped a simple `sudo ufw deny from SRC=192.168.178.1 to 224.0.0.1` and the log entries are gone. Thank you very much!
Apr 27	awarded	Promoter
Apr 8	comment	Why doesn't this udev rule trigger upon removal of the device? Yep, that's it. `ENV{ID_TYPE}!="hid"` worked fine. Thank you!
Apr 8	accepted	Why doesn't this udev rule trigger upon removal of the device?
Apr 8	comment	Why doesn't this udev rule trigger upon removal of the device? Can you think of any way I can specify the rule further so that it is executed just once? Also, thanks for the advice on the placement of the script. I wasn't aware of the security issues. I'll definitely take this into consideration from now on!
Apr 8	comment	Why doesn't this udev rule trigger upon removal of the device? Thank you for this fantastic answer! The combined udev rule works perfectly fine without the OWNER assignment, which I figure the original poster had set to troubleshoot errors with environment variables. I was also able to streamline the setup by removing the wrapper script (to tell the truth, I am not quite sure why the OP added it in the first place). The only issue left is that the script is called several times upon removing or connecting the mouse. This is the syslog output with udev's logging level set to `info`.
Apr 7	asked	How can I disable UFW logging for a specific event?
Apr 7	comment	Why doesn't this udev rule trigger upon removal of the device? @zorlem Thank you for your comment. My question has hit the character limit so here's a pastebin of the outputs. With my limited understanding I think I can see that the rule does not apply. Do you have any idea why that could be?
Apr 7	revised	Why doesn't this udev rule trigger upon removal of the device? deleted 4 characters in body
Apr 5	asked	Why doesn't this udev rule trigger upon removal of the device?
Feb 21	awarded	Altruist
Feb 18	awarded	Commentator
Feb 18	comment	How to preserve bookmarks when rearranging pages of a PDF file with tools like pdftk? @vonbrand It would be too bad, if that's the case. If noone else finds a solution in the next days would you be so kind to write up an answer and include your sources on bookmark handling? That way the bounty wouldn't go to waste and future readers will have something to work with.
Feb 15	awarded	Excavator
Feb 15	revised	How to preserve bookmarks when rearranging pages of a PDF file with tools like pdftk? restructured title into question, small text body tweaks
Feb 15	suggested	suggested edit on How to preserve bookmarks when rearranging pages of a PDF file with tools like pdftk?
Feb 15	comment	How to preserve bookmarks when rearranging pages of a PDF file with tools like pdftk? @Tim I can confirm that this does indeed not work. Have you found any solution to this by any chance?
Feb 15	awarded	Investor