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If you're looking to reach 350K+ visitors/mo, you can now self-service advertise on Linux.org. More info here: https://www.linux.org/pages/advertise/ PM me if you have any questions - thanks for taking a look! Rob

Hey there Chris - welcome to the site! Are you married to google drive? I've backed up to S3 (aws) before with good results - you can mount s3 using fuse, then just rsync the files to it. I haven't looked into google drive sync in a while, but I do pay for a bunch of space, so maybe I should...

What we're saying is: 1. You aren't giving us enough info to help you - when is this happening.. right away, halfway through install, etc.. 2. You haven't tried another similar distro like Ubuntu to see if it's something kali related Always give too much information when requesting assistance...

That is strange.. so you're just trying to attach one monitor to your laptop - I thought you had laptop, two monitors and the 2nd external monitor wasn't working correctly. Any issues i've ever had w/ external monitors, it ends up being the cable. Is there another cable you can try, or...

Did you run /usr/sbin/airmon-ng w/o any arguments to see the available devices the tool sees? I do see that you have wlan0 in your devices, but it's not seeing them. Also, did you sudo up to root or are you logged in as root? If you want root to use its env variables, you would want to 'sudo...

Kali isn't the distribution to jump into as a first Linux try.. first, install Ubuntu on the same hardware and let us know how that works. You don't need Kali for ethical hacking - start by learning things like nc, nmap.. linux basics.. how are you going to pentest Linux systems if you...

Hey there @Sashi - have you tried other distributions on this hardware? How'd they do? Kali has some networking disabled from the get-go.. And i'll come out and say to please take a look at the readme for this forum. Rob

@Takedown you'll need to give a bit of information for us to help.. What are your specs? Is this a laptop/desktop? Is it something that came with windows, macos, etc.. do other Linux distributions work on this hardware? How much experience do you have with basic Linux troubleshooting, etc...

Meh - i think i'll maybe create the files at the top of the script, then display them, let the user choose, once everything is done, clean them up. Still a fun script if someone can figure out how to choose from the arrays, update /etc/hosts a bit cleaner lol :)

Working from the bottom up.. still would need to figure out how the user can select from a list of arrays, but this kind of works to print them out, which splits into two lines, but creates a space before the 2nd line.. I guess i could put them into a tmp file, then use sed or something to...

So, main purpose of this is so a QA guy can run this script to update /etc/hosts on one of the qa-test VMs to ensure they're hitting the correct cluster of hosts.. I grabbed most of this from two stackexchange answers: The /etc/hosts stuff...

Are you able to initiate it from the hosting server? You can create a for loop which rolls through each account until complete.

What's the output of: df -h and mount

Do these folders continue to get something written to them? If so, you'll obviously want to update that application to write to the new location.. Anyways.. you can move them to an existing partion just by using the mv command like: mv /path/to/folder /new/path/to/ # Example - moving...

I started a chat group on Keybase for anyone who's interested: https://keybase.io/team/linuxorg Keybase is a bit like slack or discord, but I like it because it's encrypted. Take a look-see and come by to say hello!