I believe your drive went bad, you will need to buy a new one unfortunately
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I believe your drive went bad, you will need to buy a new one unfortunately
you can either use dansguardian or just block everything except what you need using iptables
it depends on how you run php on your webserver. Check the file and folder permissions
You need to set the MTU of the PPP interface to 1500 I believe. I edited /etc/ppp/ip-up and set:
[ -x /etc/ppp/ip-up.local ] && /etc/ppp/ip-up.local "$@"
/sbin/ifconfig $REALDEVICE mtu 1500
...
try changing the command from rc.local to:
cd /opt/minecraft
sudo -u mono /opt/minecraft/McMyAdmin.exe
Is your partition mounted with the acl option?
Check this link:...
Ensure that the ServerName and ServerAlias directives are correct and that the site is pointed to the correct IP address the VirtualHost is assigned to.
try removing the http:// thing
I believe you uninstalled apache and then manually removed the dir. Now when you install it dpkg thinks the apache2 dir exists already and it does not re-create/overwrite it.
Try purging the...
did you try /etc/services?
root@izghitu:~# cat /etc/services |grep smtp
smtp 25/tcp mail
ssmtp 465/tcp smtps # SMTP over SSL
I believe your hdd went bad, try replacing it and restore everything to the new one
you need to put there the primary nameserver of your domain so yes it needs to be a valid hostname
you can't do it without RAID
why would you need it anyway? you can just mount the new drive separately
check the error logs and see why the images can't be found, try reinstalling it
try this:
chmod 755 /home/scott
by default user home directories are not readable by anyone except the user itself
can you try pinging it for a while? are there any lost packets? the wifi connection might be bad
the file ownership was wrong probably
The "it works!" appears when there's a forbidden error, it's the default page
you can read the release notes of the kernel for this information
try booting from any livecd and running fsck on the partitions, probably you have some fs errors
the 404 error you got means that whatever file you are trying to get using curl it can't find it.
I believe postfix is looking for the saslauthd socket inside /var/spool/postfix because it runs chrooted. Try this:
mkdir /var/spool/postfix/var/run/saslauthd/
ln -s...
the proftpd package you installed was compiled with another openssl package, you need to either upgrade your openssl package to the version your proftpd requires or recompile proftpd with your...
what I/O error are you talking about? where do you see it, in the apache logs? in /var/log/syslog? please provide more details
I can't see anything wrong, it should work as usual. Did you try apt-get update again? Maybe there were some temporary problems with the mirrors you were using. Try changing the mirrors from...
can you post the contents of your /etc/apt/source.list file?