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  1. [ubuntu] Desktop doesn't come up after logging in

    Hey all,

    I just installed Ubuntu 12.04 on a desktop computer as the only operating system on that computer for the first time! Hooray!

    Unfortunately, after trying to start it I encounter an...
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    [ubuntu] Re: VSFTPD won't start

    sshd is running and I am aware that SFTP is more secure that FTP.

    What I want, however, is to give other users FTP or SFTP access in a chrooted/jailed directory. I know that VSFTPD can do this,...
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    [ubuntu] VSFTPD won't start

    Hi all,

    I have installed vsftpd. I have configured it with the settings modified shown below. Whenever I try to "sudo /etc/init.d/vsftpd start" or restart, it appears to do so successfully,...
  4. [ubuntu] Re: Driver for a Logitech VX Revolution Mouse

    Hey it actually working now, don't know why it wasn't before. The additional buttons don't work, will search around the internet...
  5. [ubuntu] Driver for a Logitech VX Revolution Mouse

    Can a Logitech VX Revolution Mouse work with Ubuntu? How do I find out? I'm on 8.10.

    Thanks you for any help.
  6. [ubuntu] Re: Dual Boot w/Vista - Migration Assistant void

    If I format it in Vista, won't it become considered part of Vista? How do I format it without that occuring?
  7. [ubuntu] Re: Dual Boot w/Vista - Migration Assistant void

    It's a freshly installed Vista, so I have nothing to backup. Really, my computer just crashed and this is a new hard drive. I thought I'll turn this to my advantage and make it an opportunity to go...
  8. [ubuntu] Re: Dual Boot w/Vista - Migration Assistant void

    Yes. I shrunk one of the Vista partitions. There is now almost 30 GB of unallocated space.
  9. [ubuntu] Dual Boot w/Vista - Migration Assistant void

    I am attempting to install Ubuntu desktop 8.04 in a Dual Boot configuration with Windows Vista. I am following a set of directions, the 3rd page of which is here...
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    Re: How-to for crontab

    Thank You! You must be right about them being special characters (perhaps signifying EOF). Your suggestion worked!
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    Re: How-to for crontab

    Yeah, I am able to log in as the user. Also, I just realized the cron line is a little different than what I wrote. It is:


    33 14 * * * mysqldump --user=user --password=password databasename >...
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    Re: How-to for crontab

    Here:


    33 14 * * * mysqldump --user=user --password=password > /path/to/backup/dbbackup_`date +%b%d`.sql

    I tried first using a longer combination of the date operands (the little percent...
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    Re: How-to for crontab

    I tried to do your date syntax (though the rests of the command is different) for writing to a file, however it did not work.

    I tried to do it with a mysqldump, and I am getting this error: "EOF...
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