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Not sure what program you are using or why it is happening. First what program?

If you want a gui to copy a CD try k3b. That one works best for me. to install type sudo apt-get install k3b in a...

to answer the question from what I remember that is a compile option. i.e. its a default behaviour that cannot be change unless you want to compile the program from scratch

hopefully that works

Make sure that grub is pointing to the right partition that contains your kernel for example in mine the section that starts with root (hd0,2)
point to /dev/sda3. I would dig deeper in that tutorial...

the only thing I know of is from the commmand line. Say you want to kill firefox. Open a terminal and type "ps -eaf | grep firefox". The output looks like > n3m0 4102 1 0 01:29 ? ...

I wouldnt worry about those they are just reported by rkhunter because they are in fact hidden. Now if you see one like /etc/.phalanx0wnedYou then take caution.

In all seriousness those are legit...

Also check out this link. That way you get a tad of education also ;)

http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/12/automatically-unlocking-the-default-gnome-keyring-pam-keyring/

Hey Bro everything you need to do can be found here: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/12/automatically-unlocking-the-default-gnome-keyring-pam-keyring/

This should set you straight.

Cheers

I think your over analyzing but at least your concious of security. Get to know iptables if you can and that way if you have services need to get out / get in you can lock down access. But to respond...

thats defiantely phishy. It happens all the time. Mostly via email but these days its not limited to that. At no time should an ISP need information from your bank to make sure your legit. Especially...

try reading your own error. Its basically telling you exactly what to do.

i know this was posted awhile ago but here is how i fixed it on Gutsy

Go to :
https://demo.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+source/gdesklets/

and make sure you have all the dependencies installed...