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@cariboo907:
I don't think it's IP spoofing, as I only get errors in my log as long as medibuntu is enabled as a repository. The occurrence of the problem in my logs also coincides with running...

Interesting. Thank you!

Learning more about this, I am realizing that I am a little bit over my head in terms of how much I understand about TCP packets.

I am bit surprised these packets end...

@Doug S:

Thanks so much!
I like the "--log-prefix" and "--log-level" additions. Makes logs much easier to analyze... I will implement these things on the next overhaul of my scripts.

I just...

@ Doug S:

Thank you so much for your thoughtful reply. It sounds quite plausible. It's good to know that there is a way to make sense of it.
Interesting what you mention about the descriptors....

@ sandyd:
I don't have any MIRROR commands in my iptables.

@CharlesA:

Thanks very much for your reply.
What you tell me is kind of what I expected. However, going through my browser logs, I often find entries where it is the other way round: the source...

I also recently found some events in my iptables logs coming from the very same IP address. The command "host" still says the corresponding IP address is "faraway.pocentek.net".
However, doing some...

I realize this thread is old. Nevertheless, I am adding to it, as it shows up high in the search results corresponding to this topic.

I had a similar problem: I was trying to import a library I...

All:

I just did an "dist-upgrade" on my machine and found that 4.7.1 is now in the repo! Awesome! Thanks to all.

@dniMretsaM:

I guess I wasn't very accurate in my description. I completely agree with you that upgrades are questionable. And that's why I never do them. So when I said "upgrading" I actually...

@sumski: Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!

For me, the work of the KDE folks did not work out so well. I had added the backports to my repos, because it gave me the monthly upgrades of KDE 4.6.x, each of which removed more bugs and got more...

OK, I know this thread is dead old. Nevertheless, it still comes up in google with a high rank on this topic, so I am replying.

The problem here is that this is a special kind of pdf file that...

Sorry for replying so late. I had my busiest two weeks in a veeeery long time. (Our second child was born, several deadlines at work...)

Anyway, isn't it quite easy to download the M$...

Oh, the answer is also here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-594618.html
This worked for me. I think at the end, you want to add a

sudo fc-cache -f -v
(Otherwise it might not be...

I've seen this problem for a while, and it annoys the crap out of me. The problem is that for calibri (and for some other fonts) anti-aliasing strangely does not work for some font sizes.

In my...

I just found another hint how to do it. It looks like a more complete way of doing it. I haven't tried it, though. This is the...

I was able to install the huffyuv codec in wine that is usually installed via .inf execution. For this codec, only one dll is installed. I simply added this dll to the system32 directory.
Then, I...

@InfernalNeutrino:

from looking at the project's web page, it looks like it has been inactive for several years. Last time I tried installing it, I ran into some serious issues with libraries, as...

Favux,
after applying the workaround I have the following versions: network-manager, network-manager-gnome, libnm-glib0, and libnm-util1 are 0.7-0ubuntu1~nm1~intrepid1. The version of libnm-util0...

What kind of secured network is it?
There are several problems out there with WPA2 Enterprise networks.
You can see more info in this bug: ...

All my WPA2 connection problems are now solved. I followed a workaround posted by Dan Bracey:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/272185/comments/174.

This basically fixes it by...

Any ideas yet, how to implement this in KDE (kubuntu)?
I know that nm-applet (network-manager-gnome) can be used instead of knetworkmanager in kubuntu. But would I also have gconf-editor in this...

Oh, one more thing:
For the (aka CPU frequency scaling or similar), it may also be important which power supply is used. Dell offer 65W and 90W models for the E6400/6500. The peak power usage of...

Oh, another thing I noticed is that CPU frequency changing is not reliable. In some cases I saw it stuck at 800 MHz in my P8600 (2.4 GHz).

I remember that being the case in Ubuntu 8.10-a5 at some...