If you mean to say Xorg, well, that's your display server. You need that in order to have a graphical user interface :). If you kill it, you will be dropped to one of the VTYs (Virtual terminals, the...
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If you mean to say Xorg, well, that's your display server. You need that in order to have a graphical user interface :). If you kill it, you will be dropped to one of the VTYs (Virtual terminals, the...
Click to focus.....SOB!
Thanks for the sugestion. This bug drived me nuts!
If the command
sudo
Does not give you "command not found" message, then you do have sudo. If sudo is present on the system, the default path for the sudoers file is:
/etc/sudoers
Ahh! I see!
So its not supposed to be a multi-user system. According to the manual apache seems to run under the "nobody" user by default. That user is unprivileged.
In order for your CGI to...
I would not recommend CGI scripts for changing IP's. This operation may cut you off from your device and should be used with caution. If you must change the IP, I sugest you do it manually via ssh.
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Short answer: Yes
Changing the IP address however is an administrative task, and requires root access. That means that your web server has to be run as root, or that you must use sudo (or other...
Belkin routers are just awful!
Try the following command in a terminal:
free -m
I would also recommend you take a look at a free DNS hosting provider such as:
http://freedns.afraid.org/
It will save you the trouble of hosting your own DNS server, and they probably have...
Fundamentally nothing changed since 2006. "Old"....maybe, "obsolete irrelevant" definitely not. Comparing the internet 15 years ago to an operating system and/or kernel from 4 years ago?...
The link posted by akoskm is very good. Everybody that posted so far should have a look at it :). I found it particularly informative.
This topic could go on forever, and has been talked about...
Go for nVidia. Any nVidia. Never had any issues with any nVidia card. ATI still has problems with its drivers, and intel....well...lets just stick to nVidia :).
You can get a 8000 series or a 9000...
That message usually happens when you reinstall your server, or when you regenerate the ssh server's RSA keys. It also happens when another server is using an IP address that used to belong to...
Log says that there is no such user (Gen1) on your machine:
Aug 4 16:03:40 Gen2 sshd[2230]: Invalid user Gen1 from 10.10.90.4
The user you are trying to login as, must exist on the target...
Its just a nasty UI bug :). Do a:
killall gnome-panel
to refresh the panel. It should get back to normal as soon as the panel restarts.
Looks like its the ssh server that's returning that error. Your best bet to find out the real problem, is to look at the ssh logs on the server itself.
Just do a:
tail -f /var/log/auth.log...
The output from:
ssh -vv user@host
might give us a better ideea where the problem pops up. Permission denied is usualy returned by the shell, not by the ssh daemon itself (can't be certain...
I think you would have better luck asking in an Android or eclipse forum. I found this after a quick google search, but if it does not work for you, starting a thread in the Android or eclise forums...
Well, this might be an extensive response, but its all based on what you really want to achieve.
If for example you want to associate a hostname to an IP address present on your system, and you...
Your rc.local looks good. This file can only be changed using administrative priviledges, so if you did not input your password, you should be OK.
Browsing the internet and randomly clicking on...
A usefull command which shows you who is connected to a pty or tty is:
gabi@rossak:~$ w
17:25:40 up 3:29, 11 users, load average: 0.68, 0.51, 0.33
USER TTY FROM ...
Here is a really really old article about VirtualBox and OpenGL 3D acceleration:
https://jeremy.visser.name/2008/12/18/virtualbox-210-does-opengl-3d-acceleration/
Direct3D does not work as well...
If i am not mistaken, you can ping the NAS from your XP machine because it does a NetBios lookup and finds the IP. There is a post by javiwwweb that explains how to do this in ubuntu:
...
All wine applications should be installed in your home folder. DO NOT under any circumstances use wine under the root user.
Any application installed in /usr/lib is a native Linux app. Installing...
IF you are trying to share your internet connection using your laptop, have a look here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing