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You should either install the ld-lsb package (or lsb-compat or any similar package which contains ld-lsb-x86-64.so.3) or create a wrapper / executable script that starts your program via the existing dynamic linker:
#! /bin/sh
/usr/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 ./FNPLicensingService "$@"
What gives? Why am I getting "No such file or directory"?
That's a ...
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I think the problem may be that sudo executes only commands that exist in directories specified in the secure_path in the /etc/sudoers or in $PATH if secure_path is not set. Although in this case the usual error message is command not found.
You could try to add the directory with an executable to secure_path and see how that goes.
Also make sure that the ...
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After Google, I suspect this command is just refusing to run from the command line, and faking that message.
https://community.flexera.com/t5/FlexNet-Publisher-Knowledge-Base/How-long-does-FNPLicensingService-normally-stay-running-after/ta-p/5516
Question Because the licensing service isn't a 'service' on a Mac (we
use install_fnp.sh to generate a ...
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You're likely building the mongodb package from AUR, which requires creating a source checkout and storing all the build artefacts, so yes, it tends to get rather big.
Instead, you might consider using the mongodb-bin package, which uses the prebuilt binaries from the MongoDB repository for Ubuntu. In total, that should require on the order of a few hundred ...
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I solved the issue by just not using the xf86-video-intel altogether, and only letting the kernel modesetting do the work. Later, I installed nvidia and made it so I can switch between nvidia and intel graphics.
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This is almost certainly a problem with the terminal outside tmux. You don't mention what it is but most likely either it doesn't support these keys, or your TERM outside tmux does not match the terminal, or does not include these keys. So:
1) Make sure your terminal outside tmux sends something unique for these keys. You can check by running cat outside ...
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Immediately after installing pulseaudio-alsa and pavucontrol the problem fixed itself.
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I believe this is because of added validation to ipconnect2 (which provides the ip utility) in version 5.x (Not sure which version specifically)
vpnc-script, which is used by openconnect, builds CIDR IPv4 addresses and sends them to the ip utility for routing. ip at version 4.x ignores the netmask length information, but ip at version 5.x regards it as ...
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/home, the partition running the script is mounted noexec
Fixed!
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You can use a script that comes with nmap. nmap/Zenmap(GUI) will allow you to scan a single device or subnet range (your home or office network) and try and show you what SMB protocols are in use.
nmap --script smb-protocols 192.168.1.0/24
The big point here is to cease using SMBv1 due to security concerns. It's also known as 'NT LM 0.12'
Zenmap is ...
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thanks for the patch, it works like a charm!
same to handle the physical power key:
Keys.onPressed: {
+ if (event.key == 16777399) performOperation("suspendToRam")
confirmed to work on kded5 5.67.0 and plasmashell 5.17.5 (Gentoo).
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Thank to @muru,
I solved this issue by installing the caribou package
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Archlinux32.org is a "community maintained continuation of 32-bit support for Arch Linux". I wouldn't recommend installing an older, unsupported version of Arch, or any Linux distro for that matter.
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Yes, take a look at the official news [1]
The 32-bit soul of Arch Linux moved into an alternative community-maintained fork named Arch Linux 32 [2]; here you can find all resources needed.
[1] https://www.archlinux.org/news/the-end-of-i686-support/
[2] https://archlinux32.org/
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Essentially this is a combination of a race condition and the difference in the behavior of xsetwacom when run from a udev rule compared to when run from a familiar graphical terminal, due to e.g. differences in environment variables.
Problem 1: environment variable.
Addressing the second issue first: this is similar to the situation where shell scripts ...
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On a system with systemd, this problem can be encountered when you reformat the partition and try to mount it back.
I moved a disk from encryption to unencrypted, causing systemd’s generated mnt-disk.mount to (where mnt-disk is mount path from /etc/fstab) to refer the old path that didn’t exist any more, causing mount to go haywire.
Just doing systemd ...
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The key error message in your output is
:: File /var/cache/pacman/pkg/libtiff-4.1.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)).
That means that the package integrity cannot be checked by its PGP signature. Often the reason is that you may have done the previous update a while ago. In the meantime some keys by Arch ...
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I am not familiar with yay (so I don't know where the package will be located) but if you make the package with makepkg you can list the files that the package would install using tar, eg.
tar -tf balena-cli-11.30.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst | less
So the AUR package balena-cli should install the binary /usr/bin/balena as well as over 50.000 files into the ...
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The lines in /etc/sudoers.d/ab should probably be like this:
ab ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /bin/systemctl stop NetworkManager
ab ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /bin/systemctl start NetworkManager
With sudo and normal, locally stored sudoers.d files (and nothing advanced like sudoers information stored in a LDAP server), any changes to the sudoers files should take effect ...
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Are you actually using tmux? Frequently the utility you use (e.g. screen, tmux) will set the $TERM variable on execution. SSH clients also frequently set the variable on connection. In short it is being set by the utility you are launching a shell with.
See: Where does the TERM environment variable default get set?
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vsftpd (very secure FTP daemon) is an FTP daemon, and has nothing to do with sftp (SSH File Transfer Protocol).
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I fixed it by installing the linux-firmware package.
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-l | --loader NAME
Specify a loader (defaults to \\elilo.efi)
A kernel with EFI-stub is still not a loader. To boot from BIOS it has to be an EFI-application. All the boot loaders have .EFI suffix. I think it is possible to turn a kernel into such a directly bootable object, but normally it is one of the boot loaders that gets started (with or ...
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This appears to have been dhcpcd conflicting with dhclient. By disabling dhcpcd and enabling dhclient, as well as configuring NetworkManager to use dhclient seems to have remedied the situation - at least temporarily. There were no indications this was the case in any of the logs.
I will report back if the problem persists. I hope this is fixed in a future ...
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Is downloading the ISO and burning to a CD/DVD an option? Guidance on how to Burn an ISO File is at the Manjaro Wiki.
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I was getting this error running Archlabs with Openbox.
I stopped the error popup by uninstalling Blueman and then deleting the /var/lib/blueman/network.state file. Then I reinstalled Blueman and rebooted.
The error popup hasn't reoccurred yet.
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This is what I have in /etc/pam.d/login:
Unless you modified /etc/pam.d/su-l to include this file, this is file is not relevant as su -l only mimics login by switching the home directory and resetting some environment variables.
The default /etc/pam.d/su-l (which is used by su -l on Arch Linux) should look like this:
#%PAM-1.0
auth sufficient ...
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You probably need the proprietary firmware matching your device.
See this page on realtek website or this github repo
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pacman -Sg gnome
Should do it, I believe.
From man 8 pacman:
Sync Options (apply to -S)
...
-g, --groups
Display all the members for each package group specified. If no group names are provided, all groups will be listed; pass the flag twice to view all groups and their members.
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Install os-prober then mount Ubuntu partition:
Detecting other operating systems
To have grub-mkconfig search for other installed systems and automatically add them to the menu, install the os-prober package and mount the partitions that contain the other systems. Then re-run grub-mkconfig.
Or add Ubuntu the /etc/grub.d/40_custom :
Dual-booting
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There are a number of reasons why the (example) configuration of bspwm might not work, but in your case it's either because the configuration directories are not accessible (which is unlikely) or you simply don't have sxhkd installed. Either way the output of startx should tell you the problem, e.g.
/home/user/.config/bspwm/bspwmrc: line 3: sxhkd: command ...
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The correct way to solve this problem is to move the docker data directory to another location where there is sufficient space. In my case this was my home partition.
To do that I had to create a daemon.json file in /etc/docker and add the following lines to it:
{
"data-root": "/home/newbie/docker_data"
}
Then restart the docker service, if you are ...
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Try to start the service inside the timer like this:
Unit=test@%u.service
From sytemd.unit(5) manpage for the specifier %u:
This is the name of the user running the service manager
instance. In case of the system manager this resolves
to "root". Note that this setting is not influenced by
configurable in the of the service unit.
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You can also use loginctl to lock the system.
in order to lock the screen you can simply do :
loginctl lock-session
You can selectively lock a specific session by providing a session id
loginctl lock-session sid
you can check the documentation for more information
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I have found the answer to my own question. If I am to run pulseaudio -D --start it results in an error, but pulseaudio -D only in a warning, and becomes functional
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This should probably be another comment, but I don't have the reputation...
All the recommendations for adding
[arch]
SigLevel = PackageRequired
Include = /etc/pacman.d/arch-mirrorlist
and
/etc/pacman.d/arch-mirrorlist
Server = https://mirrors.kernel.org/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch
just created errors:
error: failed retrieving file 'arch.db' from ...
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I also am having this problem. I believe it only happens if you are using GNOME and GDM.
My "workaround" was to install LightDM instead of GDM (still running GNOME) and i3lock. This solved the problem, but is a little more hinky than the native GNOME and GDM lockscreen.
If anyone comes up with a native solution, please post it here.
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Regenerate a new initramfs-linux.img accordingly to the archlinux wiki:
mkinitcpio -c /etc/mkinitcpio.conf -g /boot/initramfs-linux.img -k 5.5.7-arch1-1
use ls /usr/lib/modules to get the available kernel.
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Many Broadcom wireless adapters require proprietary firmware not included with the Archiso. It is going to be easiest to complete the installation with an Ethernet cable connected if you can manage that, but make sure to install the appropriate firmware package from the AUR when you are installing Arch.
Probably b43-firmwareAUR or b43-firmware-classicAUR ...
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