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Hello All!

I'm looking to better understand the installation proccess of ubuntu.
Im trying to automate server deployement via PXE. Im using the netboot image and a squashfs image to boot. The...

start gparted (through the ubuntu search menu ) select the disk you want, select resize and after that apply.

A more detailed step by step is here:...

The steps outlined above are for booting from a live image. If you already have a system installed you have to use the rescue/enable=true boot parameter, which will drop you to a root prompt. Typing...

double posted

in very condensed form:
- resize your partitions to make room for windows,create new partition for windows. ( probably best done from a live usb/cdrom enviroment since this will leave your disk...

You can clear it from the movie player itself AFAIK. In VLC any way.. File menu > clear recent.


found elsewhere:

An alternative way, with a simple interface to remove all record logs of...

Hm, not sure since they are not exactly the same. Guess my approach would be to split it per column and pass it trough uniq to get rid of duplicates\

Edit: Perhaps someone with more awk knowledge...

I'd go with above awk :)
The problem is that you're not sure what the output will be, and just matching to the next ! will not work with sed/grep.

You can use "grep -A 10 ! file.txt" to get the...

basicly, you want the whole block between the exclamation marks, and then grep for description/switchport ?

Comparing it to my own sshd conf (without the commeted lines):


$ cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config |grep -v '#'| sed '/^ *$/d'
AuthorizedKeysFile .ssh/authorized_keys
PasswordAuthentication no...

AFAIK this is just fine, as long as you specify a script/command to be run by apache. that way only that command/script can be run. Any third party will only be able to run that script and nothing...

What happens if you run the script manually? Perhaps run it with bash -x, or even a strace
Perhaps thats sheds some light on what's going on

I'm not sure how to start debug this further.. I would personally start with that sessionclean cronjob, and check inside what that script is doing and why that lsof is executed, just to get some...

Basicly the order is HyperV resize (extend) -> LVM resize (extend) -> Filesystem resize.

One you created more disk space in the hyperv, you should be able to see that in your volume group - or if...

ehmm. Yes, it does..

Funny you digged that up, I was looking at the same Webmin docs..

Keep in mind it will need to upgrade through all versions though. 11.04 -> 11.10 -> 12.04 etc.

The output of that command is send to a text file.. You can't just replace the echo and expect it to end up in your DB.

You can either run a sql interface from that script and send it to the...

The output of that command is send to a text file.. You can't just replace the echo and expect it to end up in your DB.

You can either run a sql interface from that script and send it to the...

step-by-step guide: http://www.g-loaded.eu/2008/12/02/set-up-an-anonymous-ftp-server-with-vsftpd-in-less-than-a-minute/

No, this wil only update the webmin packages (like apache etc), not your OS (ubuntu).

See http://www.webmin.com/updates.html for a list of updates/versions

Perhaps you should stick with one partition then, if you don't know how to size various partitions?

If your Windows is on a different disk, there is no need to use the something else option....

Can you be a bit more specific as to what your trying to do?
the above code fails when trying to assign values with space into the temp[] array.

Playing around a bit with the above I found that...

the ps -ef |grep sshd, did you do that on your local machine, or on the remote? (should be remote)
Do you have shell access at all to that machine, or just FTP access?

I'm pretty confident the...

I'm pretty sure you can use this guide

Most likely there is no SSH server running on the remote host, or on a different port number, or its blocked by a firewall.
- ping the machine (to test connectivety)
- see if there is a ssh deamon...

Nope, doens't matter.

(Looks like grub-install still accepts --root-directory, eventough it is not mention as such in the man-page. trying zoot or koot gives the "syntax help", boot/root don't)
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