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My system resides on an encrypted partition, within which resides LVM, within which reside all my volumes: root, home and swap. Thus, my swap is encrypted. But Tomb doesn't detect that, because it can…
fsLeg updated
9 years ago
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Found this while trying to run node on Grsecurity (and PAX) enabled kernel on ARMv6 (raspberry pi).
I've asked on grsecurity forum first: https://forums.grsecurity.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4052
You ca…
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I'm getting some odd errors in production from the Watson `SearchContextMiddleware` with Django 1.6. I just switched from using guincorn to uwsgi and gevent, though I'm not sure why that would make …
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@mandli: I'm working on figuring out the new structure of dtopotools.py. It appears that the SubFault class is for representing a single subfault while the Fault class is for a fault that might be co…
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Just discovered Crouton, great stuff! thanks. Motivates me to buy a Chromium OS device.
Your documentation is also great, because being frank and clear about the security risks.
Regarding the low se…
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Originally reported on Google Code with ID 1480
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This is a new feature request relating to the Firebug script tab and
Firebug's 'open with editor' feature. I would like a new argument to be
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When using `tomb forge test.tomb.key`, the following occurs:
![Screenshot](http://i.imgur.com/Sfl8zvL.png)
This repeats until I terminate the process from another terminal.
ghost updated
9 years ago
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My heroku app has two domains: `example.herokuapp.com` and `*.example.com`.
Paratrooper seems to use the last one when warming the application.
I get the following error:
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After forging a key, I am not prompted for a password in a seperate window.
The message "tomb [w] you set empty password, which is not possible" prints until it quits.
root /mnt/01CF7A9CC65C5360/pe…
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Hi, I'm pretty new on Git(Hub) and as such I'm not sure how to report new issues (or feature requests for that matter). If you have a comment then please let me know how I could do things better next …