So, if I enter a windows network password I can access the whole system's files. (ubuntu system accessing a windows system with administrator credentials)
If I do the same thing on a Windows...
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So, if I enter a windows network password I can access the whole system's files. (ubuntu system accessing a windows system with administrator credentials)
If I do the same thing on a Windows...
this is being spammed over and over and over, new install ubuntu 12.04.2
2/05/2013 07:56:27 PM rfbAuthPasswordChecked: password check failed22/05/2013 07:56:32 PM [IPv4] Got connection from...
fixed
just make a folder called .xsession-errors it can't write to a folder
been using it for a few weeks
So I just installed a clean install of ubuntu 12.04
I have enabled vnc via the remote settings in ubuntu.
It's installed on a SSD, so I don't want to kill my SSD in a few days.
I had...
So is there a verison of Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS that just comes with gnome and w/o unity or anything?
Thx
(also yeah I realize you can do it manually)
So, I upgraded from 10.04, and I had the same issue.
So in ubuntu's remote options. I have it enabled, I can connect when I enable it. However, eventually vino-server gets to 100% cpu usage, and...
i guess i can wait ; /... since ubuntu distros are very rarely stable at release.
So i cant seem to ugprade
in update-manger 12.04 is not there
and if I do
sudo update-manger --dist-upgrade it says i am on the latest?
I do uname -r but i on on the 2.6.32 kernel...
do they...
.xsession errros are becoming so insanely huge so quickly
so i used gnome-schedule to do this
truncate the file to 0 kilobytes every minute now.
However, this madness makes vnc stop working...
Someone have the best solution? All of them seem kinda meh.
On 10.04 atm.
xargs worked nicely
;>
So crashplan keeps crashing, i went to the bin folder and there's like 1 million log files.
Nautilus crashes opening the folder (that's so pathetic)
so I tried
ls
and it displays all the files...
it worked :) :):) :popcorn:
tyty
for anyone else who has this problem in the future
i also have the file powerout modified, not sure if it did anything
/etc/init.d/vmboot stop
cd...
Makes sense, probably when the gui closes, so does virtualbox.
That probably will screw everything up :? I don't think there is a way around this.
EDIT: I have an idea...
If I try to reboot through the GUI, it won't let me because virtualbox pops up asking me if I want to save.
Also, halt calls all the things in rc0.d? I though rc0.d is called and then halt runs at...
software raid
but i think it was just a faulty hard drive failing slowly
thx anyway
Alright, update-rc.d vmboot defaults 99 01
your script works when i run it manualyl as root.
chmod +x'd it
and /etc/init.d/vmboot stop works
but i dont think apcupsd even bothers to call...
Aite i've calmed down ;D
but no the script doesn't work, I mean nothing gets called. Maybe it's not calling this file and doing something else?
Well my raid array is back thankfully as well. I...
A lot of the time on reboot the raid 6 array is degraded but then I hit attach compojnent and then all is well. Why do I gotta do this??? It takes forever to rebuild on reboot, and this happens to 2...
None of what I wrote happens
#! /bin/sh
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: halt
# Required-Start:
# Required-Stop:
# Default-Start:
# Default-Stop: 0
# Short-Description: Execute...
you put a start bracket, should there be one at the end?
I changed halt to
do
echo Saving state of $runningvms && su "administrator" -c "VBoxManage -nologo controlvm $runningvms savestate" && echo hello >> /home/administrator/Desktop/lol.txt
...
yeah what i posted up is the modified /etc/init.d/halt
But, I am still confused though, I put the code before halt ran, right? So when halt is called (I mean I am just typing sudo halt)
it should save the vm right? Because when I have a dedicated file...
Works fine if I run it manually, that's why I am really confused lol
(When I run, I run it as root)