Alright, I am writing a program to interface with the Arch Linux AUR for a friend. I need help with grep. So far as I can tell, the only way to actually search the thing is to download the HTML code...
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Alright, I am writing a program to interface with the Arch Linux AUR for a friend. I need help with grep. So far as I can tell, the only way to actually search the thing is to download the HTML code...
perhaps the program got uninstalled?
It kept giving me syntax errors until i removed
I recommend putting that on a separate commented out line.
Other than that the script works really well, I keep getting permission errors, but...
did you try removing the share from your smb.conf file?
I just read that...
Elves.... our computers use elves to operate... thats it I give up, computers are magic. I wonder if I can find "santa" in the file for sudo... xD
:P But no, I mean I actually think its NOT possible at all. I remember once I tried to nano the file for cd just for the hell of it. And nano couldn't understand the file at all.
gives
...
you could check the root cron?
no, the root password is actually locked by default, its a security measure taken by ubuntu. Some other distro's leave the password unlocked.
to change it just type
sudo passwd root
and...
I know what he's asking (I think) he wants to invoke ls, which prompts him for a file, lets say file abc, ls then finds anyfile with a datestamp later than abc and returns it to the user.
No, I do...
have you tried that last link in rouge's post?
It could also be that the card has finally died...
have you tried re-installing flash?
or add an entry in your /etc/fstab file with the noauto option.
Nice howto,
If I wasn't having any problems connecting to my samba server using smbmount, i'd definatly use it!
I've bookmarked it just in case the server decides to start working the way i...
Alright, I diff'd your config file to mine, and yours was kinda messy with a few grammer issues (like a comma inplace of a period). So I re-wrote the file (which seems like a totally generic nvidia...
I was having the same problems in Karmic and Lucid 1 + 2. Figuring I was out of options, I used the default NVidia installer from the nvidia website, and that seemed to solve my problems O.o
I use an old Dell PC
I suggest Arch Linux, very difficult to install, you will need to print out a copy of the beginners guide, however, you will learn an incredible ammount about linux that you didnt even know existed...
let us know how it goes/what you think
can you post the actual xorg.conf file for us?
also if you run Xorg --configure under sudo, you should be able to generate a very basic, very general xorg.conf that should get the display working....
did you try running the CD in WINE?
that is the command to write cache to disk, but, as you found, it does not run under sudo, it needs root,
su
sync; echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
However, this takes your cache from RAM...
Abraham Sapien (Server)
Red (laptop)
Both from the movie Hellboy :D
chmod a+x /bin/laden
is genuinely funny to you.
You read xkcd.
You can switch to console mode just to freak your friends out without suffering any kind of damage in productivity.
yes, microsoft office is awesome, a total RAM hog, but the interface is really really nice.
That being said, it is the only MS product I will allow myself to use.
No I don't have virtualbox modules installed, however I seem to have found a solution, While this had plauged most Ubuntu versions I had used, the problem was happening in Lucid Alpha 1 and 2. Though...