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Sorry about the necroposting, I just wanted to point out there is in fact a pitch changer available for Linux, as there has been since 2008:

http://distrho.sourceforge.net/ports.html

Check out...

Same problem here on an ext4.

Try changing the download path:
Open terminal; type:

sudo mkdir /d
sudo chown MYUSERNAME /d

Then right click on the torrent in the download list, choose...

Yeah, that is correct. usually the adapters have the pin for micro cards.

I suggest using Bash's auto-complete feature.

Simply type part of the path and press Tab. When it is only matching one file, it will complete it for you and make sure you have no typos and the...

run:
pwd

This will tell you where you are... Probably /home/{Your User Name}

You need to run as root to install software, so use "sudo":
sudo dpkg -i...

Yep... -i stands for install.

For help with (almost) any command, read the man page... From the shell:

man dpkg
Or: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/dpkg.1.html

http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/grub-boot-into-single-user-mode/

I do believe this is what you are referring to, but it may not be possible since you probably do not know the root password?

Your...

That's weird, I have never seen such an error before...

I take it you did run this as root, or with sudo, as otherwise fdisk shouldn't even run?


/dev/sdf1 2048 30916607 15457280 83 Linux
The...

Oops, sorry, I lied to you in the other thread.

Webmin is in fact not in the repos.

This will get you the newest version:...

That's not really feasible on a single Public IP.

Sure, you can make different entries, but they will all point to the same IP.

What you would need to do is forward different ports.

Say you...

For webmin:
sudo apt-get install webmin

Also, I usually use Filezilla to connect to SFTP servers from a GUI. If you use the shell then the sftp command is what you need (and of course, it is...

You just need to enter port 22. It should automatically detect your IP (and it needs to use 173.74.x.x)

On step 2, I am confused by the "Source Port: 22" ...

Generally when firewalls mention "source ports" it means the Client needs to connect from port 22?

Which would mean tweaking the ssh client...

Yeah, Motion does tend to take up a ridiculous amount of space.

I have been meaning to write a cron script to move the *.swf daily and remove the thousands of JPGs some day.

Glad you got it...

Post the output of:
tail -n 30 /var/log/fiveserver/fiveserver.log
ls -al /var/run/fiveserver/

again.

You could use a reverse SSH Tunnel, if you can get access to another server.

Or try port forwarding? Or is the problem you don't have access to the router administration interface?

The best place to report such things would be Ubuntu Brainstorm.

Also, there are ext2/3 (not sure about 4) drivers for windows.

Does copy/pasting with middle click work?

Simply highlight the text to copy, and click the middle mouse button (or both left and right at the same time if you don't have a mouse with a scroll...

Your best bet would be to copy the shadow file and generate a wordlist with what you remember for John the Ripper, as Dave said.

http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/password_strength.png

Yeah, df was my trick to make sure rm was working hehe.

Are you running Motion as well?

Running all this as root is unnecessary.

This code may be safe, but it's bad practice to run as root all the time.

Read: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo


Now, onto the actual...

/dev/sda4 59782 60802 8192000 85 Linux extended

That is indeed very weird...

sda4 should be ID 82, Linux Swap, not 85 :\

Though I will not actually venture a guess as to what could be wrong,...

Good!

I don't see why it wouldn't work with sudo though?

Anyways, if it works that's great. The following couple resources should help out with understanding the permissions/sudo, so take a...

It no longer complains about the /var/lib/sudo directory, but it does about one of its files, so let's fix that:

sudo chmod 0700 /var/lib/sudo/brock

Then let's see why it doesn't create the...

Does GParted ask for a password on startup?

It might just be misconfigured and not have permissions to read the partition details.

Try in the terminal:
sudo fdisk -l

Edit: Oh, and every...