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In this case it's because Ubuntu has uRPF on by default and Debian has it off by default. Windows also has it off. More details here: http://mellowd.co.uk/ccie/?p=5662

Managed to figure this one out. Long explanation so I'll stick it on my blog and link it here in a few days

More testing. Installed Ubuntu generic 3.14 kernel into Debian and Debian still works.

Removed apparmor from Ubuntu and it still doesn't work.

Do no-one have any ideas?

Just a couple of things to add that I've just tested. To rule out anything in a newer kernel that could be causing this, I downgraded Ubuntu to 3.12 and upgraded Debian to kernel 3.12. Ubuntu still...

Hi. I have the following topology:

[U1] -------- [R1] -------- [R2] -------- [R3] -------- [U2]


All links have an MTU of 1500. I've been testing Path MTU Discovery with Ubuntu, and Ubuntu is...

moved to server forum - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2241464

Sorry to bring a thread back from the dead, but I'm having the same issue here.

I have Ubuntu 10.10 installed for my dynamips box. Inside I have 2 Quad NIC's and 4 Pluscom dm9601 USB NIC's.
...

Thanks jflaker, but I have no gui on my machine. Handy to know though

Thanks kaibob. Always handy to know more of 1 way to do things.

Thanks. I actually went more complicated and did it like so:


for file_name in `ls E*`; do echo "The file:" $file_name ; new_file_name=$(echo $file_name | sed 's/E/S01.E/g') ; echo "New name:"...

I know it can be done, I just forgot how.

I don't want to change the extension, that's easy.

Let's say I have a bunch of files like so:

file1.jpg
file2.jpg
file3.jpg

Feel free if your issue is the same as mine. It might help

Thanks for the reply!

It could've started with an upgrade. I upgrade reguarly as it's just a home server. I'll have a look at the bios and see if changing the power settings change anything...

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No-one got any ideas?

rtorrent

It's certainly been a while since I've posted here. Hello all again.


I've been having strange problems with my server recently. At least twice a week I lose all connectivity to it. I have to...

7600GT really did well for me before I got the 8800GT

with full-upgrade it will generally ask you if you want to keep your old config file or install the new (default) one

yeah, or visit http://www.whatismyip.com/

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There is no risk unless you copy infected files from one to the other. And it's very difficult to get a linux virus from the windows box via a file copy.

The windows box is protected in that...

Cowboy Bebop
FLCL
Serial Experiments Lain
Spirited Away


There are loads more, but those are very nice indeed

If you're using port 22 to ssh in you'll need to forward that port on your router

Then ssh in via your public_ip:22 - the router will forward that to your server

make sure iptables or any other...

No detail needed.

type: cat miss\ world


i.e. the \ is telling linux that to read the space as part of the filename.