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    This document provides instructions for performing various tasks in GNU/Linux including disabling and enabling a mouse and keyboard through kernel drivers and Xinput commands, turning screen display on and off, comparing directories with diff, and cracking or unlocking passwords for PDF files using tools like pdfcrack and pdftk. The document lists specific commands and arguments for disabling or enabling devices, turning on or off screen display, comparing directories, cracking PDF passwords with pdfcrack, and unlocking password protected PDFs with a user password using pdftk.

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    Ever expanding quick tip of how to do stuff in GNU Linux.

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    This document provides instructions for performing various tasks in GNU/Linux including disabling and enabling a mouse and keyboard through kernel drivers and Xinput commands, turning screen display on and off, comparing directories with diff, and cracking or unlocking passwords for PDF files using tools like pdfcrack and pdftk. The document lists specific commands and arguments for disabling or enabling devices, turning on or off screen display, comparing directories, cracking PDF passwords with pdfcrack, and unlocking password protected PDFs with a user password using pdftk.

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    Linux Knowedge Base

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    Damjan Dimitrioski
    This document provides instructions for performing various tasks in GNU/Linux including disabling and enabling a mouse and keyboard through kernel drivers and Xinput commands, turning screen display on and off, comparing directories with diff, and cracking or unlocking passwords for PDF files using tools like pdfcrack and pdftk. The document lists specific commands and arguments for disabling or enabling devices, turning on or off screen display, comparing directories, cracking PDF passwords with pdfcrack, and unlocking password protected PDFs with a user password using pdftk.

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    Mouseusb:
    1. Kerneldrivermethod: disable: rmmodusbhib enable: modprobeusbhib 2. Xinputsmethod:/media/MegaPort/Library/books/uncat/// xinputsetprop"LogitechUSBReceiver""DeviceEnabled"1 WherethenamecanbefoundbylistingtheXinputs: xinputlist|greppointer wethensearchfora3rdcolumnwithaslavekeyboard.

    Disablekeyboard:
    sleep3; xinputsetprop"ATTranslatedSet2keyboard""DeviceEnabled"0; sleep5;

    Reenable:
    xinputsetprop"ATTranslatedSet2keyboard""DeviceEnabled"1 WherethenamecanbefoundbylistingtheXinputs: xinputlist|grepkeyboard wethensearchfora3rdcolumnwithaslavekeyboard.

    Turnoffthescreen:
    xsetdisplay:0dpmsforceoff;
    Turnitonagain:

    xsetdisplay:0dpmsforceon

    Compareadirectory:
    diffrdir_adir_b

    PDF:
    Crackpassword:
    pdfcrackmypdf.pdf willcracktheuserpassword,tocracktheownerpassword pdfcrackmypdf.pdfo

    UnlockpasswordprotectedPDFwithauserpassword:
    pdftkmypdf.pdfinput_pwMYPASSWORDoutputunlocked.pdf

    TodothisforadirectorythathasPDF's:
    forpdfin*.pdf;do pdftk"$pdf"input_pwMYPASSWORDoutput"uncrypt/$pdf"; done whereofcourseyouneedtomakeanewdirectorye.guncrypt.

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