I believe this was the article in question.
My take away was this:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin webmaster@foo.bar
ServerName map.foo.bar
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I believe this was the article in question.
My take away was this:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin webmaster@foo.bar
ServerName map.foo.bar
Yes there is! I used something similar when I had a game server setup. Players could visit map.foo.bar which pointed to my foo.bar, but apache reverse proxied the request to the map engine a game...
Steelseries Rival mouse behaviour
So I bought a new mouse and was playing with it on OS X. Swapped it to my Ubuntu box and it doesn't work!
As it turns out, customizing the buttons on the mouse is persistent. It seems obvious now,...
3 extra lines on ssh login
Alright, so everyone is familiar with the typical stats that show up when you login via ssh. I have recently had 3 extra lines appear that I do not know the meaning of.
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Good thing I carry a shovel with me! Fist pumping down the middle of the street with it under my arm!
:guitar:
Guilty as charged.
I am not sure if you have come across this post yet: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1575158
Seems to be a round-about way of doing it and involves removing keychain passwords. I will...
That is strange. I wish I had held off building my computer until now to try out the new chipset. Overall Ubuntu runs fine then I assume?
Re: 12.04 & Z77 mobos
According to Phoronix:
So it seems you have the green light. Maybe another web search for compatiblity may get you a better focused answer!
Version: Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit
Hardware: MB, CPU, GPU
Maker: Gigabyte, Intel, nVidia (EVGA)
Model: GA-Z68A-D3H-B3, Core i5 2500K, Geforce 560 Ti 448
Re: Post your .conkyrc files w/ screenshots
Just finished the last few tweaks for now. This is a modified version of one I stumbled across (between pages 300 and 600, maybe) on this topic.
ip.sh:
#!/bin/bash
# From default conky...
Hmm, go back to using the Option key during boot, select the other Boot CD icon, not the EFI boot. What result do you get?
It still baffle me that you can't get your mini to boot. i am officially stumped :sad:
Anyone else have an idea?
It is an advantage to have a static IP set on the device. It can either be done on the device itself, or your router.
If you configure it on your device, take note of the 'Gateway' and 'Subnet Mask'...
Do you have another drive to test it with?
Also, have you tried booting off one of the i386 (I know it isn't 64 bit, but bear with me)?
What about holding down the 'option' key while starting,...
Although I am not entirely familiar with postfix setup and install, there is a way to test it.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixBasicSetupHowto#Test your default setup
I hope this is of...
So the install from apt-get didn't work?
Does your console just spit out that it can't find the command?
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Hmmm, so booting off the disc is a no go, what did you use to burn the iso?
I just drag the file to Disk Utility and hit burn.
Wow, I see what you mean: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/serverguide/C/postfix.html
It seems rather involved at first glance, but maybe if you broke it down? #-o
What Ubuntu iso do you use?
What mac mini do you have?
I have successfully booted off the CD/DVD in both i386 and amd64 flavours.
What is your process when you boot off of the CD?
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rosencrantz:
Someone has beaten you to it!