Search:

grep dnsmasq /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf

returns nothing

cat /var/run/nm-dns-dnsmasq.conf

returns 'No such file or directory'

As I mentioned earlier, I am on 11.10 and I think...

When /etc/resolv.conf is set and /etc/init.d/networking restart is run, the result of nslookup is (as expected):

Server: 8.8.8.8
Address: 8.8.8.8#53

A few minutes later (not having touched...

Unfortunately, no dice. I suspect there *may* be something in my router's software preventing me from using Google's DNS.

Could this be done? How would I check if this was happening if I did want...

I am currently on 11.10 (this issue has been with me since 10.04).

I have been checking, and as far as I can see /etc/resolv.conf does not get overwritten. Just in case, I added "supersede...

Hi,

I've been having some fairly major problems with my DNS for the last two years or so. I previously solved them by simply connecting my Ubuntu machine to an ethernet port, which worked fine,...

Hey guys,

I don't know very much about virtualization and need some help with a question that I haven't been able to find a satisfactory answer on Google for (possibly because it's so trivial).
...

Ok, me again. So I'm trying out if statements:



1 for X in *
2 do
3 if [ -f $X]
4 then echo "hello"
5 fi
6 done

Hi,

I want a script that can output all the .s, .o and executable files in the current directory. So far, I've got this far:



1 for X in *.s *.o
2 do
3 echo $X
4 done

My friend has a computer with an ATI Radeon x1950 Pro graphics card installed. A few months ago, (he was using Windows XP) his display stopped working. All we could tell was the boot was successful...

Decided today to try out a tiling WM, so I installed wmii.

Long story short, I load wmii and open up a terminal or two, but it doesn't tile them properly. Firstly, it uses only the top half of the...

Open up your system monitor, find 'pulseaudio' in the list of running processes and kill it (right click, select Kill). pulseaudio and Skype do not work well.

Should solve all your problems.

Cheers :)

I'm a college student who spends long hours (~6-10) in front of a monitor every day. After a first year in which I spent the large part of the third term seeing double, I'm seriously considering a...

What he said. I'm running an Intel card, and if I open more than a few tabs in Firefox I suffer from dramatically worse performance. Most Compiz effects are sluggish and tend to freeze the screen as...

"Incompatible print cartridge".

I know it's compatible because the HP 4280 is sold with the 350 cartridges here.

cups = yes.

Basically, every HP printer cartridge comes with a number. The HP 4280 is sold in America and the UK. It uses the same cartridge in both countries. However, the cartridge is numbered...

I recently bought a HP 4280 printer from a friend. I live in the UK, she bought the printer in the US. In the US, the number of the cartridge that the 4280 uses is the 74/75. In the UK, it's the 350....

Meh. I'm feeling stupid now. One of those "but it wasn't working five minutes ago!!" sort of problems.
Thanks for the help though.

cc doesn't need the return line.

Cheers guys, that was great, I think I've understood now.

I thought I could use them interchangeably until I tried compiling this in gcc:

#include <stdio.h>
main() {
printf("Hello World");
}

It compiled fine in cc. But not in gcc.
Why is this?...

Yes, you've hit it on the spot.
Very very puzzling.

I just began learning C today (5 minutes ago) and have a question already.
My notes use gcc, and the reference book I'm using (The C Programming Language by Kernighan and Ritchie) uses cc.

I...

Lots of users here having that problem, I see one new thread every day about it. Seems like a bug that just isn't being fixed.

I installed Ubuntu on a friend's desktop a few months ago, and everything was going well. Last week, he went on a trip and when he returned yesterday, he booted to find that sound wasn't working. I...