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Thanks for the link, I found that through my own googling as well - I'll try upgrading firefox and will post here if it solves the problem.

Also, Firefox 3.6 is the default version shipped with...

Furthermore, I noticed the following:

1) I click the "Open with Ubuntu Software Centre" option for a .deb file within Firefox
2) The file gets downloaded successfully in /tmp
3) When I view...

But, the error is not limited to the .deb file above. I get the same error every time I click on a .deb file download in firefox and select "Open with Ubuntu Software Centre".

For example, if I...

http://desktop.google.com/en/linux/download.html

The .deb for Debian/Ubuntu x86

Thanks.

Ubuntu 10.04 requires a minimum of 256 MB of memory:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#System_Requirements

Whereas 11.04 requires a minimum of 384 MB:
...

Anyone?

When I try to "open with ubuntu software centre (default)" a .deb file from firefox 3.6 (instead of saving the file, and then opening it), I get the following error message:



Download Error
...

Thank you for the suggestions! In addition to the above, I found the following also works:


sudo -i myscript

Thanks again. I'll mark this thread as solved.

Also, yes, you are right and it does work when I put it in /usr/local/bin but I would still like to figure out how to make it run when it's located in /my/path/.

Aha! I ran:


sudo sudo -V

And it looks like the root's PATH does not include the /path/to/myscript.sh

So how do I go about adding a path to the root user's PATH? I already added it in...

That's not it - when I run


sudo ./myscript.sh

(i.e. from within the same directory), it runs with no errors.

That does work! Thanks.

But why is that? Note that I added the original path to the $PATH variable and exported it (I added it to both the user bashrc AND the root bashrc files). When I run:

...

Yes, I have... it's in my original post.

I tried:


sudo chown root:root myscript.sh
sudo chmod 755 myscript.sh

Still doesn't work.

I also tried:

The whole point is to be able to run the script from *anywhere* so I don't want to have to do sudo ./myscript.sh - if I add the /path/to/myscript.sh to $PATH, that should allow me to simply run sudo...

I wrote a bash script which I want to be able to run from anywhere, and I need to run it as root. I have done the following:

Permissioned it 777
Added the /path/to/myscript.sh to the $PATH...

When I try to access User CP -> Edit Your Details, I get the following error message:


elysianfields44, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several...

Hi all,

Recently while trying to resize one of my partitions, I noticed that gparted displays a "bad sectors on drive" error. So I installed smartmontools and ran the self-test to figure out if...

Hello,

According to the official upgrade notes (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LucidUpgrades#Upgrade%20from%208.04%20LTS%20to%2010.04%20LTS) I have to use the Update Manager to upgrade 8.04 to...

Thanks, I'm aware of that method. But what I was asking was: how does an install from cd differ from the upgrade method you suggested (is one or the other better in any way?) and how you would go...

I have 8.04 and I could just upgrade through the update manager, but I remember reading somewhere that a fresh install is better than an upgrade. I am curious how that works (and what the differences...

The other poster answered that, but to elaborate: if you install Apache alone, and then you decide you need a server-side scripting language (like PHP) and then a database (like MySQL) you will have...

So did you make the shortcut command to be:

/home/crowhill/programs/matlab/bin/matlab

or something else? I just tried creating a keyboard shortcut the exact same way (for Wing IDE) and it works...

In addition to what was said above, (and I hope I'm not misunderstanding your question), you might be interested in setting up a web server like Apache (i.e. accessible from anywhere in the world as...

I have VirtualBox on Windows XP Professional as host OS. I currently have two guest OS's: Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04. The internet connection worked automatically for both guests, but I noticed that:...