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how to browse apple time machine backups on linux?

how to browse apple time machine backups on linux?

I have this older model 2TB backup drive from an apple ecosystem. G-Technology by Hitachi There is a users folder that seems to be backed up in I see a bands folder with 8MB sparsebundle stripes. In the root directory of the drive, I see apple time machine file. I

Nginx directory and file structure

Nginx directory and file structure

show me the basic directory structure and location of nginx on linux and include info about the sites-available file Leo AI said: /etc/nginx/ is the primary configuration directory for Nginx on most Linux distributions, including Debian and Ubuntu. Main Configuration Files and Directories * /etc/nginx/nginx.conf: The main

image magick commands cheat sheet. Flip, rotate, and batch process images

image magick commands cheat sheet. Flip, rotate, and batch process images

I have a png image that I simply want to flip or mirror the other direction. What is the linux command to do this or install the packages needed to accomplish this. Note, i dont want to lose detail of the image, and I want details of the image to

Critical requirement missing: qtpaths Install it and try again

Critical requirement missing: qtpaths Install it and try again

I opened the Discover software and it said there are updates for certain packages. I wanted to update Kompare. But after it ran. I get this in the terminal. How to solve this Critical requirement missing: qtpaths(6). Install it and try again!: #-=[==========================================]=-# #-=[ ]=-# #-=[ WELCOME TO:

Why is ChatGPT getting a 400 error when it tries to view my sitemap.xml

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Why is ChatGPT getting a 400 error when it tries to view my sitemap.xml

just as we started adding Browse and Chart basics pages to SportsAspects, we need to add some navigation pages to myconversationswith.ai We have lots of tags and the user needs to be able to navigate/browse by that tag subject. We have 17 tags that have post within the

Creating optimized swap file Ubuntu

Creating optimized swap file Ubuntu

After we installed umami v3 with docker I noticed im using about 50% RAM on our CX22 VPS We have not set up a swap file yet. please give me a command to create it and optimize it ChatGPT 5.2 said: Run this as root (su -), or prefix

Check Disk Space Linux Commands

Check Disk Space Linux Commands

how to check disk usage and free space linux commands ubuntu To check disk usage and free space on Linux, particularly Ubuntu, you can use several commands. The df command is commonly used to display the amount of disk space available on the file systems. For example, running df -h

Change Root Password Ubuntu via sudoer

Change Root Password Ubuntu via sudoer

how do i change the root password with another sudo user ubuntu? To change the root password using another sudo user in Ubuntu, you can use the passwd command with sudo. Here are the steps: 1. Open the terminal. 2. After entering and confirming the new password, the system will

SSH Config File Location sshd conf file settings ssh server ubuntu

SSH Config File Location sshd conf file settings ssh server ubuntu

The SSH config file location and settings for an SSH server on Ubuntu involve several key aspects. The main OpenSSH server settings are stored in the configuration file sshd_config, which is located at /etc/ssh/sshd_config. Before making any changes, it is recommended to create a backup of

whats the command to rename a file in ubuntu linux

Linux Rename File Ubuntu The command to rename a file in Ubuntu Linux is the mv command, which is used to move files but can also be used to rename them. The basic syntax is: mv old_file new_file For example, to rename a file from linuxworld.txt to

SCP Command with Port

To use the scp command with a specific port, you can utilize the -P option followed by the desired port number. This is particularly useful when the SSH service is running on a non-default port. For example, if you want to copy a file from a remote server using port

what is the linux command to delete all the contents of a directory, but not the directory itself?

Delete Directory Contents To delete all the contents of a directory but not the directory itself in Linux, you can use the rm command with the wildcard * to target all files and folders within the directory. The command would look like this: rm -r directory_name/* Alternatively, you can use