I have been banging my head against the wall for too long. I have no idea how to get a gitolite hook to fire. I've created one under ../hook/common/ afterward I then run gitolite setup -ho (hooks...
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I have been banging my head against the wall for too long. I have no idea how to get a gitolite hook to fire. I've created one under ../hook/common/ afterward I then run gitolite setup -ho (hooks...
I bought an HP sepctre 13 and a my passport ultra. I want to install ubuntu on the external drive, however the drive is pre formatted in NTFS. I've never installed ubuntu on a external usb drive. ...
File permissions should be based on what you need to do. For instance if it's a file needing to be executed by everyone and just edited by the owner, a 711 will work. If the file needs to be read...
I'm looking to package my rails app into a deb or rpm package.
My end goal is for someone to install this package and have pretty much what I have in production on their server.
If anyone out...
Yes you will need --raid-devices. Also look into chuck size and metadata for further increase in performance.
Also if you're using this as a root partition, be sure to create a /boot sector and...
This may be stupid but have you tried sudo, or whatever files you're trying to access you may be able to change the permissions on them using chmod. I don't know exactly what it is, but if you're a...
Hey All,
I would like to know how to add a new group (in /etc/group) then add users to the group list using Puppet. Creating a group is easy, it's the adding users to the Group List of a certain...
I would say if you're going to do gaming on wine, you should be safe with a 560ti, get the one with the 448 CUDA cores, it's a faster card. With that you'll be fine.
Hey, I don't know what guide you're using, but I've set it up on multiple servers. I use this guide as a reference
http://code.google.com/p/s3fs/wiki/FuseOverAmazon
It's worked well for me,...
When you have ~/ that is home by default, so you're saying ~/home/ba is really home/ba/home/ba.
Also when copying files across servers, use scp oppose to cp it's more secure. You need to...
Hey All,
Kinda embarrassed, but I can't figure out to ssh from my laptop, to my computer at home. I can ssh using IP or DNS, but I actually haven't done anything without some sort of DNS...
munin has trends and such and all your listed requirements, you can also create alarms and email notifications. Also fairly easy to setup
you can also `lspci` and see if an nvidia or amd sound device is present. Also going into the command line with `alsamixer` to see things there too and fiddle with the settings may help as well
Going back to what I was saying concerning ~/.ssh So you're trying to just ssh in there with no password? You'll need to do an ssh key-gen -t rsa (the syntax is close to that) However while I do...
Is this the first time you've tried connecting to it? Is port 22 open on the server, netstat command will help there.
Also do you have ssh keys? Are they in the right place? i.e. ~/.ssh
Oh! and one last thing, `lspci` gives a list of well pci devices.. and from there my machine will have Audio device: nVidia Corporation.. bla bla (blas are figurative ;) )
Have you tried opening alsamixer? Going in there you may be able to turn off/on what you need, and indicate the output device and so on.
Or simple just making sure nvidia drivers are installed,...
When i remove a package i typically use `sudo apt-get remove --purge (package name)` then sudo apt-get clean, which cleans up local repos of retrieved packages. The lock file in ...
I don't know if you've tried it, but trying a apt-get remove then apt-get purge?? I don't know if there is a process for it, it's worked for me a couple of times.
Hey, on a tar.gz file I typically run `tar -xzvf (filename)`
-x = extract
-z = decompress
-v = verbose
-f = file archive
Hope this helps
Be forced to use google ;)
Sorry one last thing, try deleting from the mount point from fstab, then doing a mount -a to see if that would perhaps do the trick.
if you `man umount` you should see a couple of options which may help. I want to say -l (lower case 'L') or -f. I believe the -f is force, and the -l is for lazy. I have had instances where the -f...
I'm going to say that localhost should work, and like said above, localhost should be 127.0.0.1 You may also want to check where the directory is looking by default. such as is it /var/www or a...
Are you trying to setup your own SMTP server, or do you care if you go through gmail or sendgrid?