I'd just look at the return code first. I've used mail() quite a bit, and never had a problem. Of course, as the manual notes, you might succeed in sending but the mail doesn't reach the...
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I'd just look at the return code first. I've used mail() quite a bit, and never had a problem. Of course, as the manual notes, you might succeed in sending but the mail doesn't reach the...
Well, you tell them the message was sent, and then you actually try to send it. There should be a boolean return code from the mail() function that would let you evaluate the success or failure of...
Hi,
I've had the same problem, sporadically. I had a Lucid install that could burn fine, but then the problem cropped up again in Maverick. What works for me is to copy the ISO to a USB stick,...
I've found that when one is failing in this way, they all seem to. And when one is working, likewise they all seem to. I really can't pin this one down yet.
In my case, the problem does seem to cause faulty burns. I've taken to using the script on this page to check final burns:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
Usually my md5sums are...
You know, now that I think about it, I did have the problem once again recently when testing Maverick. What I found was that if I had a Nautilus winder open, the problems would occur. If no...
What versions do you have installed of libfm0 and libfm-gtk0?
Some of us who had added the Lubuntu PPA a while back have found that dropping back to the current repository version solved the crash...
The first thing I would try, which you may have already, is
gksudo nvidia-settings
You probably have it, but if not it's in the repos.
I've never had multiple display cards, but this has a...
Battered women's shelters are always looking for cell phone donations, as are places like rape-crisis centers and the like.
You probably want to go here:
http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Lucid
You'll find a section on adding the Medibuntu repositories, and then you can use Synaptic to get libdvdcss2. This is what...
Can't you manually edit the grub options at boot time by hitting the "e" key again, only this time on the recovery line? It should be the last time you'll have to do it if this works.
You should...
You need to edit, as root, the file /etc/default/grub.
gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub
When it's open, you should find a line which you can edit to look like this:
Right. I've always copied anything I wanted before doing the install, so have never done anything at this screen except ignore it.
Well, like I said, I never used Windows. Sounds like you're...
No way to know what happened then, but I'd guess you had a hardware problem that was independent of this procedure. Just a guess, though. I've used gparted many times to create, delete, move,...
Here. This might be helpful.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
May the force be with you. ;)
As far as I know, it doesn't matter where it goes. I've heard people ask if it's essential, and the replies always seem to be that it's a really bad idea to not have one. If you're low on memory,...
In your second picture, where it's listing the three partitions, click on the ext3 one and then the "Change" option at the bottom will become active. At that point you specify that you want to use...
I can't give you specific advise, beyond saying that it seems that the boot process has been a complete mess ever since Edsel (excuse me, I mean "Plymouth") was introduced. As long as you can login,...
Depending on your needs, I would advise Claws Mail or Sylpheed. The former has a few more features, but both are lightweight, solid, fast. Claws is more extensible, I gather. I find Sylpheed to be...
I tried it once, and it's handling of nntp newsgroups was just awful. Maybe it was me, but I've had no trouble with 4 or 5 other nntp clients.
Evolution comes joined at the hip with Gnome, and...
I notice that you're using AMD64, so I wonder if the problem is that Adobe has pulled the 64-bit version of Flash plugin pending fixes for the security problems that cropped up a while back?
Thanks everyone.
Have to wonder why they are enabled by default. I'm guessing that the average user would fall into one of two categories: 1) Will never need the source and would be better off...
Is there any need to keep the source repositories enabled if one has no plans to examine or compile things manually?
Seems like it would speed up checks for updates by removing the check from the...
Oh wait, my mistake.. edited to correct mis-reading.
I'm not sure I've ever had a line that long. Is there a reason it can't be broken into smaller chunks?
Don't know, but maybe Geany won't flush the output buffer until output stops? And output will never stop with your code. Your variable i will start at 10, and then continue incrementing to 11, 12,...