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I have created some NFS mounts from my NAS box to the buntu 14.04 server box. This is the content of my fstab:


nas.me.home:/volume1/Movies /home/movies nfs rw,noauto 0 ...

sudo ufw allow 53 comes to mind. This is the port for DNS

If you are happy to use command line you will get better results with rdesktop. A typical command with screen sizing would be:


sudo rdesktop -g 80% 10.1.1.2

If you use the man page for...

I wouldnt bother using graphical software to burn your images to USB. You can achieve it quite easily with the following:



sudo dd if=/the/file/location.iso of=/dev/sdX (X being the drive. ...

I am trying to create a mail routing solution for some services on my network.

Basically I have a program that sends reports emails to an external client computer in a different city and on an...

Assuming you followed this guide then I would imagine that will be fine:

http://www.howtogeek.com/51873/how-to-setup-software-raid-for-a-simple-file-server-on-ubuntu/

In this case you would be better off using the following commands:


This reboots the machine and closes all processes

sudo shutdown -r now

This shuts the machine down and halts (no reboot)...

I believe the poweredge has been certified for 12.04 LTS, which I must would be my choice of release for a server environment. You have the benefit of supported updates for the during of the 12.04...

I believe you are talking about re-ordering services within upstart. Have a look at this guide and see if it gives a suitable resolution.
...

Replace eth1 with wlan and see what that does. Also give the wlan the IP address you want. You can change eth0 to dhcp if you are using wifi. But as dark said cable is better.

Have you resolved this issue because I just noticed something here:





eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr b8:88:e3:cc:73:b7 UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 ...

Can you post your samba config?

Also can you do the following:

sudo ufw enable 80
sudo ufw enable 443
sudo ufw enable 53

The try the ping again. If that doesnt work. Try:

Hi,

Have you taken a look at this post. I believe it is very useful for your needs:

http://serverfault.com/questions/126282/postfix-check-outgoing-mail-for-spam

Have you tried

sudo passwd mycode

?

Also check the file /etc/passwd to see is the user is present. There is more information about this file here: ...

I believe something fundamental could be wrong with your setup. The way networking works is that if your machines are on the same subnet and network, then you should be able to ping them, regardless...

Hi,

You seem to be going around in circles. To ensure it works as desired I recommend completely removing VMware and all it's setting directories and application preferences. Then reinstall. ...

Works perfect, great post!

Hi ally_uk,

You have chosen a great subject and one that is very close to my heart. I certainly commend you for wanting to have a dabble at shell scripting. So here is my two cents:

Before...

I missed something out which is very important. Install Apache web server. Then create symbolic links to each directory. For example:

ln -s /var/archive.ubuntu.com /var/www/ubuntu

Its these...

Well if you want a similar setup you dont need apt-mirror. All that does is sync with the ubuntu repo.

This is what I would do:

Create a partition or folder of your choice. Lets call is...

If I get your question correct, you essentially want to view a website or websites on your MAC that are stored on your Ubuntu Server. Is this correct?

*slight pause before I give advice*

Im not sure why you would want to do this. If you are trying to achieve network installs of a particular distro then you could as easily set that up. The whole purpose of setting up a local repo...

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It surprises me that no one has answered this post yet. The matter is still not resolved and I have continued searching for a resolution.

I have apt-mirror running on my server. It has downloaded the necessary files as per my distribution.

The issue I am having is when I input the following command:




sudo apt-get update...

Can you paste the virtual hosts block in here. It should be located in /etc/apache2/sites-available/

Also I assume your website is in the normal document root for web applications:

/var/www/
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