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Hi all,

I'm trying to setup a openl2tp VPN connection with a combination of ippool, openl2tp, ppp and racoon. I've run into a strange (from my point of view) issue with regards to the IP address...

Hi all,

I've just installed 12.04 onto my work machine which works fine; there's one small issue that I can't find the answer to. I make use of dual monitors and multiple workspaces. However I...

You could use something like this:

#!/bin/bash
for f in $(find ./ -type f -iname '*.avi')
do
base_name=$(basename $f .iso)
base_dir="${base_name}"

if ! [ -d $base_dir ]; then
...

It's, as far as I know, basically cygwin wrapped around some nice tabbed terminals. The SSH command looks like it takes all of the options my Linux box does, including the -i argument.

So you...

Google, and stackoverflow are your friends ;)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/89228/how-to-call-external-command-in-python
...

Does the file have execute permission? Are you trying to run a 32bit app on a 64bit system? There's quite a bit of Google for this error:...

1) You want to look at nohup and background jobs: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/nohup-execute-commands-after-you-exit-from-a-shell-prompt.html
2) Yes it is; how you do it depends on what application...

I've never had any issues with any of the drives I've had from Transcend, Sandisk or Kingston. So personally I'd just look at the price per GB from those and choose the one that gave me the most...

If you open up a terminal you can find it's absolute path by using the "which" command, for example looking for geany (a text editor) I'd type:

$ which geany
/usr/bin/geany
If it can not find...

As for putty I've never had that problem, does the "reset" command help at all when it goes wrong?

Since you're using putty I'm guessing you're connecting from a Windows machine? I've used...

No problem, glad its working for you now

Nope that's correct, Audacious would have probably (but not definately) put a icon file somewhere on the filesystem. The usual candiate is somewhere under /usr/share, either /usr/share/icons or...

Have you tried downloading the alpha tar, extracting it and running the configure and trying make uninstall? Hopefully that'll clear out anything remaining from the previous install, then you can try...

When you say you purged audacious what do you mean? Can you run the audacious command from a terminal and post the output.

I can't see the passwd command in there anywhere which is strange, can you check the status of the passwd package with:

dpkg-query -s passwd

You can use CDT in Eclipse, I've got it installed on my machine and jump between Java and C++ for work projects without any complaints.

Can you post the output of the mount command too, it could be that your /usr is mounted but doesn't have the exec flag set.

Have you changed any permissions on your system recently? What are the permissions on /usr/bin and the passwd command? If you can't find passwd using the which command then it isn't in your PATH. You...

The passwd command is under /usr/bin so it sounds like your PATH variable has been reset. You can check your PATH using:

echo $PATH
On my Xubuntu machine it's set to:

$ echo $PATH...

Hi All,

On my work machine (Xubuntu 12.04) I've got a dual monitor set-up, on the second monitor I'm running a full screen instance of Windows7 within VirtualBox.

The problem is that when I...

You'd need to make use of a TreeView and ListStore and then, if I remember correctly, write a handler to sort the column. Don't quote me on that though!
...

I'm not entirely sure what you're looking for, but you can run remote commands over SSH. You could probably use libssh2 to do that with, although I've never used it myself.

http://www.libssh2.org/...

There's nowhere in the GUI to export bookmarks, at least not that I've ever seen. But they are stored in a text file in: /home/USER/.gftp/bookmarks

You'll need to enable hidden files / folders in...

It shouldn't cause any problems; Windows will be added to the grub menu so you'll still be able to get into it. As with all things though there is the possibility that you may run into problems. So...

Hi,

First off make sure you backup anything on your SuSE install that you want to keep. Then you can simply write the Ubuntu image to disc or USB stick and boot off it and start the install....