louiesanchezdj's questions

When I do an rkhunter --check it shows me that I have possible rootkits:

/usr/bin/rkhunter: 14795: [: /usr/lib/firefox/firefox: unexpected operator
/usr/bin/rkhunter: 14795: [: /usr/lib/firefox/firefox: unexpected operator
/usr/bin/rkhunter: 14795: [: /usr/bin/konsole: unexpected operator
    Checking for suspicious (large) shared memory segments   [ Warning ]

/var/log/rkhunter.log show me this:

Warning: The following suspicious (large) shared memory segments have been found:
[21:17:06]          Process: /usr/lib/firefox/firefox (deleted)    PID: 9750    Owner: louie    Size: 4,0MB (configured size allowed: 1,0MB)
[21:17:07]          Process: /usr/lib/firefox/firefox (deleted)    PID: 9750    Owner: louie    Size: 4,0MB (configured size allowed: 1,0MB)
[21:17:07]          Process: /usr/bin/konsole (deleted)    PID: 11415    Owner: louie    Size: 1,7MB (configured size allowed: 1,0MB)

The alternative chkrootkit only shows me an infection: "tcpd" which I have read in several places is a false positive.

Can rkhunter also show false positives?

some time ago, a laptop broke down. I managed to save the ram, the processor and the hard drive, that disk had a Window$ 10 installed and is encrypted by BIOS. Instead of throwing it, I would like to format it and put a casing to be able to use it as an external disk.

How could I do this? Thanks.

Someone knows some program in Ubuntu to change the bpm of a track, retaining the tone. I've tried with Audacity, but when changing the bpm, it also changes the tone. Any idea? Maybe whit LMMS?

Thanks.

Why rkhunter shows me a "warning" in /usr/bin/lwp-request? At the end of the dialog shows: Files properties checks... Files checked: 149 Suspect Files: 1

With ClamAV it shows nothing.

I use the following process:

I select the tracks on my PC and add the files to Brasero. Brasero then burns the CD correctly but, when I play the CD in a commercial CDJ Pioneer or in another player not on my computer, the name of the track does not appear.

E.g. The Pioneer does not show the name of the artist or the title of the track and only shows "track 1, track 2.....). When playing an .mp3 file it does show additional information though but for .wav or .aiff it doesn't. The audio files are original one, paid for and downloaded from beatport, traxsource, iTunes and similar sites.

So how do I get the additional track information to display on the Pioneer?

I have this problem with k3b in 18.04 releases (Ubuntu, Kubuntu, KDE Neon...) In oldest releases I do not have this problem:

cdrecord has no permission to open the device
You may use K3bbsetup to solve this problem. 

I've searched online but I have not found any solution.

Can anybody help me?