CrunchBang Linux

Hello

When I try to log on I get kicked out immediately and the following error message is shown: "Your session only lasted less than 10 seconds. ... Try logging in with one of the failsafe sessions to see if you can fix this problem."

Details from ~/.session-errors file:
"/etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup... OpenSSL version mismatch. Built against 1000004f, you have 1000103f."

I haven't got a clue what to do. Can anyone help me solve this from the terminal?

Hello

I have a folder, call it ABC, which contains roughly 2300 subfolders named
recup_dir.01, recup_dir.02, recup_dir.03, ..., recup_dir.2306

Want I would like to do is to merge all the subfolders, i.e. flatten the directory structure, so that the contents of all the recup_dir.## folders are in the ABC folder, and the ABC folder has no subfolders. The subfolders do not contain any subfolders.

Can this be done in a simple manner, without having to open every subfolder and move its contents manually?

Thanks!

Edit: Trying to explain again...

Folder ABC contains
- recup_dir.01 (folder)
- recup_dir.02 (folder)
- etc

Folder recup_dir.01 contains files
- photo.jpg
- song.mp3
- document.doc

What I want is for ABC to directly contain the files
- photo.jpg
- song.mp3
- document.doc

Just a note,

I enabled the 'discard' option in fstab to enable TRIM support for the SSD drive, following this recipe, and tested it accordingly. All seemed fine, trim working.

But: I noticed that after doing this my system had slowed down, noticably when scrolling in a window (file manager, web browser, whatever). The scrolling would halt a second or so, before jumping up or down, halting again; not the smooth snappy behavior I was used to. Also changing tabs in Iceweasel was noticably slower. Using the Disk performance monitor in Xfce4-panel I noticed the graph showed a short "busy time" every time before the scrolling would halt.

I got tired of this general slowdown and removed 'discard' from fstab (i.e. disabled trim), and now everything is quick and responsive again, as it was before. Strange, discard/trim is supposed to prevent the SSD from slowing down (at least on a long term basis), but instead it seems to defeat its own purpose.

Does anyone have an explanation to this?

Hello all,

I recently emptied my sessions directory (~/.cache/sessions) due to some problems mentioned in an earlier post. Those issues were mostly solved, but now conky does not load automatically after startup. I know that the sessions directory is mentioned in the conky part of the autostart.sh file in ~/.config/xfce4 (see below),

## Condition: Start Conky after a slight delay
if ! egrep -iqR 'conky' ~/.cache/sessions; then
    (sleep 3s && conky -q) &
fi

but I don't really understand if the code above and conky not starting are related to eachother. Should I add something to ~/.cache/sessions or what?

Thanks!