So, I can connect to a remote LAN using the default PPTP client. It sets my new DNS and whatever. There are a couple different names used on the remote LAN, say, .local and .othername. When I...
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So, I can connect to a remote LAN using the default PPTP client. It sets my new DNS and whatever. There are a couple different names used on the remote LAN, say, .local and .othername. When I...
Same issue.
USER@WORKSTATION ~$ dpkg -l | grep libsoup
ii libsoup-gnome2.4-1 2.26.0-0ubuntu3 an HTTP library implementation in C -- Share
ii ...
Aha! Perfect! I was not familiar with that but solved it all. Thank you much!
Thanks for the suggestion. I use several aliai (:confused:) currently. This is kind of just an exercise and has a little more portability.
Okay. Double quotes mostly works.
aaron@corona ~/code$ cat up
#! /bin/bash
COMMAND="sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade"
echo "$COMMAND"
$COMMAND
But it still doesn't like...
I'm being stupid here. Maybe just tired. Anyone help?
aaron@corona ~/code$ cat up
#! /bin/bash
COMMAND='sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade'
echo "$COMMAND"
$COMMAND
Trying to get a list of domains from some logs.
Why does this print the data I want but no line breaks:
cat LOGFILE | perl -ne 'print m!(https?://[^/]+)!'
And this prints line breaks...
The polite thing to do is put your fix in here so that when others come by, they can see what you did.
I'll play around with that on Monday. Thanks all!
Thanks, I was googling the wrong thing for two hours.
I think that the solution I stumbled across is much more straight forward though, since I'm not trying to "re"-format, just keep formatting.
for ($day = "01"; "$day" < 31; $day++) {
system ("ssh remote_machine \"cat /log/reports/$year/$month/$day/summary_$year-$month-$day.txt | grep -v 'whatever'\" >> $temp_file 2>/dev/null");
There might be better places to ask but I already have an account here and like this ravenous crowd.
So, I have a script that uses an incrementing variable within a filename. That filename is...
It works! Thank you all so much, again!
That other user, "verdell" can be removed now. Ought I just let it idle?
Hurray! Thanks all. But now I am going to probably break it again by changing my e-mail back to my primary address. I'll post again with the results.
Thank you all so much!
I finally got everything configured for wpa_supplicant. It works beautifully, but, I always have to manually dhcp after the boot completes.
sudo dhclient
How do I get the system to do that after...
Anyone have one that shows current XMMS status?