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Dang, that would've been more convenient. I already rebuilt it, but when I inevitably have to do this again in the future, I'll use your method. That's a lot easier.

And it seems the mod_ssl issue...

After some frustrating debugging, I think I've tracked it down to mod_ssl. I have a single site (not of huge importance) that uses SSL. I hammered that one site, and I was able to reproduce the...

I'm wanting to reformat anyway just because of this stupid apache error that no one can seem to diagnose. I've had the same install upgraded through several LTS versions, so it might just be that...

$ ifconfig
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr f2:3c:91:93:82:4a
inet addr:173.255.198.65 Bcast:173.255.198.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
inet6 addr:...

Yeah, I checked apache and syslogs, and I don't see anything indicating a problem. That's why this is so confusing.

Sorry for the slow responses - Christmas and all. Yes, it does appear that it's only listening on ipv6.... Very odd indeed. Here's my virtualhost:


<VirtualHost 173.255.198.65:80...

Ok, here's the output right now (apache stopped responding as expected last night and is currently not responding):


$ sudo netstat -nlp | grep 80
tcp6 0 0 :::80 ...

Hm, I'm not sure how to tell whether apache is listening on port 80. I tried "lsof -i" and saw nothing. netstat didn't really show anything either. Is there a specific command I should use?

The reason I edited /etc/hosts is because Linode's setup instructions say to do so.

Good question about port 80.... I'll check the next time it happens (probably tomorrow). It was non-responsive...

I have a Linode running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, current with all updates. Every morning for the last couple weeks, I've noticed that Apache is non-responsive. I have to restart (sudo service apache2...

Just thought I'd bump to say that I also got this guy mounted permanently via fstab using essentially the same command. You rock. :)

Awesome, then I'll remount it with nounix. Thanks!

Awesome, that finally worked. Thanks for helping me out. And for future reference, I was able to shorten the command to this:


sudo mount -t cifs //galactica/share /media/galactica/ -o...

Ah, finally some good news.


fangs404@fangs404-desktop:~$ sudo umount /media/galactica/
fangs404@fangs404-desktop:~$ sudo mount -t cifs //galactica/share /media/galactica/ -o...

This is just weird. smbtree refuses to output anything.


fangs404@fangs404-desktop:~$ smbtree --user=fangs404
Password:
fangs404@fangs404-desktop:~$

I'm typing the password to the share.
...

It didn't work. I ran smbtree, it asked for my password, I typed it, and then it didn't output anything.


fangs404@fangs404-desktop:~$ smbtree
Password:
fangs404@fangs404-desktop:~$

Not...

Alright, I tried the chown command, and I also installed winbind which allows me to do this now:

http://i42.tinypic.com/1z6azol.png

That works just as 192.168.1.100 did before. It works...

Alright, I read through the first few pages of this thread, and I haven't gotten anywhere. I have a Thecus N4100Pro that I'm trying to mount via the command line, and I'm having issues. I dual boot...

Thanks much for the quick reply. :)

I just checked to see if a new version was released, and I'm glad I did. I was running on a really old version.

I'm trying to update, though, and I'm having some problems uninstalling the old...

Oh, haha, duh! I was off (I was looking at 8 vs 1 instead of 8 vs 11). :)

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And by the way, this is fantastic. It does pretty much everything I'd like. Thanks!

This looks really neat. I'm excited as the proud owner of an MX Revolution.

I have 1 quick question, though. I browsed through your SVN repository, and there're many more recent tags than 0.2.11...

So nobody that plays UT2004 had an issue patching this guy?

I installed UT2004 last night, and it ran just fine. I downloaded the 3369 patch (http://www.beyondunreal.com/main/ut2004/ut2004essential.php) and attempted to install it by just copying the files...