petergil

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4 Comments

Feb 11	comment	How to get rid of home data encryption? .ecryptfs is using the same amount of space as your home folder because it is your (actual) home folder. The data is not duplicated. ~/.ecryptfs contains the encrypted files, and ubuntu mounts it over your ~ and decrypts the files on the fly.
Feb 7	comment	“lo: Disabled Privacy Extensions” and ipv6 disabling? ah, that's true. I guess I'm spoiled since I have an ISP that actually supports ipv6. It really is quite practical.
Feb 7	comment	When will we get Sandy Bridge support? As an aside, to automatically unload `xhci_hcd` on suspend, add the line `SUSPEND_MODULES="xhci_hcd"` to `/etc/pm/config.d/unload_module`.
Feb 3	comment	“lo: Disabled Privacy Extensions” and ipv6 disabling? @Smartkid doh! it appears that ipv6 is built into the kernel now. But doing the sysctl thing should disable it. Not that you seem to have a good reason for doing it. Your website will need to support ipv6 eventually if you plan on keeping it around, and it doesn't cost you anything if you have it enabled.