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Q My main machine with Linux Mint on it has a failed PSU as of today. I have encrypted files on that machine, I also have a thumb drive with the same files encrypted. I am using my old Dell machine with Lubuntu on it. When I put the encrypted file on the desktop and right click, I get no option to DEcrypt that file. It's very important because all my usernames and P/W's are there. In Synaptic I see some files that pertain to GPG appear to be installed, but I don't see the program listed in the list of programs. A (Thanks to Dennis N in the Ubuntu Forums) The package is named gnupg and it's installed by default on Lubuntu 14.04. But, the decrypt option is not available in the right-click menu of its file manager (PCManFM), so you will have to formulate a terminal command to decrypt any file. For example, the command to decrypt file secrets.txt.gpg with decrypted result saved as secrets.txt: gpg -o secrets.txt -d secrets.txt.gpg
Q La PSU (Power Supply Unit ou alimentation) de ma machine principale sous Linux est morte aujourd'hui, même. Il y a des fichiers cryptés sur cette machine et j'ai également une clé USB avec les mêmes fichiers cryptés. J'utilise une vieille machine Dell sous Lubuntu. Quand je mets un fichier crypté sur le bureau et fais un clic droit, aucune option de DÉcrypter ce fichier ne s'affiche. C'est très important, parce que tous mes noms d'utilisateur et mots de passe y sont.
Dans Synaptic je fois que quelques fichiers ayant un rapport avec GPG semblent être installés, mais le programme ne paraît pas dans la liste de programmes.
R Remerciements à Dennis N sur les forums Ubuntu) Le paquet s'appelle gnupg est c'est installé par défaut sur Lubuntu 14.04. Mais l'option décrypter n'est pas disponible dans le menu contextuel du gestionnaire de fichiers (PCManFM) ; vous devrez, donc, formuler une commande dans le terminal pour décrypter tout fichier.
Par exemple, la commande pour décrypter le fichier secrets.txt.gpg en enregistrant le résultat décrypté comme secrets.txt serait :
gpg -o secrets.text -d secrets.text.gpg
Q Having major issues with 17.04 and installing Teamviewer v12.0.76279. I followed the instructions (https://community.teamviewer.com/t5/Knowledge-Base/How-do-I-install-TeamViewer-on-my-Linux-distribution/ta-p/4351) and tried to install it with the ‘Open with Ubuntu Software Center’ but it gets stuck at %33. A Install gdebi. Right-click on the .deb and select “install with gdebi”. Q Some ransomware is making the news: https://www.wordfence.com/blog/2017/...tch-available/ It seems to be affecting Windows machines that haven't been patched since some time in March 2017. I'm just wondering if Wine users could be affected. A (Thanks to HermanAB and SeijiSensei in the Ubuntu Forums) WINE doesn't have the same bugs as Windows and it doesn't have SMB either. Moreover, even if wine were infected somehow, you could just replace your ~/.wine directory with yesterday's backup. You do have yesterday's backup of /home, right?
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A It means you are running as root.
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