Good day. My program is smoothly working fine until our company recently migrated to NTLMv2 authentication. Now, I'm having issues accessing webservice apis thru browser and in my python script. Server: IIS Windows Client: Raspberry Pi 2 I'm using the downloadble NOOBS installer that I got on this s...

AndyD, thanks for that. I realized that tail is indeed installed. rpdom , thanks also for your thoughts. My bad on this. I checked my code and I found out that I made a logic that if the phrase 'not found' is in the result. It will output the 'command + "command not found"'. I think that the syslogs...

Can someone help to install tail command? I tried command below. command: tail -1000 /var/log/syslog result: tail -1000 /var/log/syslog: command not found /opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd version Apr 21 2015 14:42:19 Copyright (c) 2012 Broadcom version 2d5ad04b63af4233440c3f7c8587108223201102 (clean) (release)

Hi - I have successfully joined my Pi to a windows domain by following some good posts here. I am now able to login to desktop, ssh and rdp. Now, I want to restrict the access to the my Pi. I want only specific domain groups, users to access it. Tried configuring the ssh_config but no luck since I h...

Thanks guys!
I think the pyc format is enough for this one but I'll try other advanced methods like you guys said when things got 'serious'. : )

I am running a script which is accessing sites and providing account credentials. Is there a way to encrypt my python code to hide the login credentials?

Any approach will be highly appreciated. TIA

2. What do you mean by "can't access"? Not readable?

try checking this path if you can see your drive.
/media

I set up my Pi to auto-login the user 'pi' without password so my script will be launched during its startup.
Now, I want to auto-lock the desktop to screen login right away after the login.
Is there a way to lock the screen, something to add in the "autostart" file?

TIA.

Thanks JimmyN - appreciate your help here. ^___^

At first it did not work so I replace "LXDE" folder with "LXDE-pi".
I remembered I encountered this before on my first method so I figured that I need to rename the folder.

P.S. I don't know why it is working with "LXDE-pi"

@JimmyN, thanks for the response. Unfortunately, lxsession folder also doesn't exists. Will it work if I manually create it?

Greetings! I successfully joined my Raspberry on a domain by following a post here. Now, I want to run a script on startup but on 'pi' user account only. I did this before using this method: sudo nano /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart added this before the screensaver line: @lxterminal --command ...