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- java - Unable to access jarfile - Ask Ubuntu
The message "unable to access jarfile" is misleading If you type the jarfile name incorrectly, you still get the same message not "no such file or directory" So, if you are in the directory where the jarfile is located, first, make sure that you typed the name correctly For example, you may have a jarfile name as xxxx 1 jar; It is usual to igonre 1 and type it is xxxx jar; you will
- Set up a Raspberry Pi as a a Bluetooth audio sink - Ask Ubuntu
Ubuntu 25 10, Server version, on Raspberry Pi 3B I want to be able to connect to use this as a Bluetooth audio device; that is to connect to it with a phone or computer, and play audio over Blueto
- How can I configure a service to run at startup - Ask Ubuntu
Since Ubuntu 15 10 and newer (resp Debian 8 "jessie" and newer), you have to use the following command to configure your service minidlna to run at startup: sudo systemctl enable minidlna service And to disable it again from starting at boot time: sudo systemctl disable minidlna service This works with all service names available on your system To find out available service names, just list
- How to list all enabled services from systemctl? - Ask Ubuntu
How can I list all enabled services from systemctl? I know running systemctl command by itself lists all services, but I would like to only get the enabled ones
- Failed to restart sshd. service: Unit sshd. service not found
This question is similar to: Failed to restart sshd service If you believe it’s different, please edit the question, make it clear how it’s different and or how the answers on that question are not helpful for your problem
- How to reinstall network manager without internet access?
If this is a computer that isn't ever connected to the internet, then what would you need network-manager for anyway? The answer is connecting to a local intranet to access resources such as printers or scanners, or other local services
- How to fix stuck snap package in Ubuntu 24. 04? `error: snap chromium . . .
I want to reinstall Chromium for reasons I no longer recall Two weeks ago, I tried and it completely broke, only outputting error: snap quot;chromium quot; has quot;remove-snap quot; change in
- how to create the script required for the systemd service
What you need to do is to write a systemd Service Unit which executes the command This is an extremely common task and there thousands of webpages explaining that Just search for something like "create systemd Service unit"
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