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The configure file is placed in the src folder. To install it:
From the terminal go to your src folder:
cd /home/andrey/Desktop/bnetd-0.4.25/src/
Configure the installation:
./configure
Compile it:
make
Install it:
sudo make install
Now you should have installed the application correctly
To have in mind: inside the compressed package you can see ...
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Timely thread. I got hit with this today - really a pain.
This answer put me back in business: Unmet dependencies: linux-generic
Now, I just have to remember to watch the space on /boot before running apt-get dist-upgrade. :-[
That other question said that it would be okay to re-install linux-generic at some point, but for now I'm looking down the ...
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Find what kind of router you have, then go to it's IP. It should have something like "Port-forwarding" or "Virtual Firewalls" in the menu. Click on that, and(assuming you use Apache) forward port 80 to the IP of your server.
Should work.
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Almost completely unrelated to Ubuntu but there you go...
Forward port 80 to your Ubuntu's internal IP, using your router and this guide.
Tell Ubuntu to unblock port 80 (might not be needed):
sudo ufw allow tcp/80
By this point people outside your network should be able to put your IP in their browser and see the site. This won't work internally due to ...
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I'm the author from sigkillit.com, the last comment is mostly correct except the systemctl command is specific to Fedora. For Ubuntu, the command should be
sudo service xrdp restart
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There are a variety of problems with each different dlna/upnp media server option. It's simply a matter of choosing which compromise works best for you. On a workstation type system, where you're running Unity or GNOME, and logged in all the time, and want to run a media server as the user you're logged in as, I would highly recommend rygel, as it works ...
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chmod go-wrx ~ or, if sudo caused it to change root's ~, sudo chmod go-wrx ~root.
Note: if root isn't setup, and thus doesn't have a real home dir, don't use the second, as you may remove permissions from a communal area.
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Instead of mountinf /dev/sda1, you can use sudo blkid /dev/sda1 to determine the UUID of the partition and then modify /etc/fstab by replacing (or adding) the line:
/dev/sda1 /drobo ext4 defaults,noauto 0 0
with
UUID=[blikd_result] /drobo ext4 defaults,noauto 0 0
Thus it will follow the current naming of the iscsi session.
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If I am reading your question right, it sounds like you are using putty on windows, to connect to ubuntu. It also sounds like you are giving putty the IP 127.0.0.1. If that is the case, you are telling putty to connect to your windows computer. To find the IP on ubuntu, you could run ip addr show (on the ubuntu computer), then use the IP address for the ...
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For step-by-step instructions, take a look at How to Setup a Dedicated Web Server
In this tutorial, you will learn about:
Install Ubuntu Server operating system.
Install an OpenSSH server.
A LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) stack is going to be
installed.
Install a firewall to protect your server from unauthorized access.
For more information ...
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Setting up LAMP and FTP is an easy task. Execute the following commands and just select FTP and LAMP:
sudo apt-get install tasksel
sudo tasksel
For a DNS server i suggest dnsmasq or bind. Where dnsmasq is easier to setup and should suffice for simple configurations.
But when it comes to Mail (you need working DNS for mail to work), that's another ...
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Another thing to check for is whether there are extra carriage returns in your public key. I followed the advice above to review the /var/log/auth.log and saw an error when reading the key. The key was approximately two lines long instead of four. There were extra carriage returns embedded in the key.
When using the vi editor, use shift-j to join the ...
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Welcome to Linux!
If you want a guide for Ubuntu Server, visit this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/, and choose your version. When you click on your version, you'll find an Ubuntu Server Guide link. I think that is an excellent and organized guide. There's a section for LAMP applications in it.
Since you're new to Linux and Ubuntu in general, there's an ...
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There are a couple of good books available through Amazon for admin of Ubuntu Server. I have The Official Ubuntu Server Book and it's pretty good; also there is Ubuntu 12.04 Server: Administration and Reference which would help.
I would recommend using the 12.04 Server LTS release. The installation will include options for setting up LAMP as part of the ...
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I don't know which implementation of cloud middleware you are referring to, but openstack supports building clouds from a single VM or laptop up to multi-node hardware installations. Check out their tutorials for privately deployed clouds.
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Icon is there its just off screen. You need to adjust the overscan on your video driver. If you have installed the ATI driver there is the ATI Catalyst program that allows you to do that.
You can logout, just move your cursor beyond the screen and the menu will pop down when you press the mouse.
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On Ubuntu 12.04, your rc.local should be owned by root. It's run by root, on startup.
You can sudo -u <user> <command> to run things as another user in rc.local, but I admit that in nearly every single case of using rc.local I've come across, I've found it far simpler to use Startup Programs instead.
I suppose your mileage may vary. I'm afraid ...
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To download the sources of debian-installer or any other package, you can use apt-get source <package-name>. Since you are getting version mismatches, you may tell apt to force a specific package version. You can also check available versions using apt-cache policy. So, in a nutshell:
Check available versions:
apt-cache policy debian-installer
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For the distro to have such a low level issue would be impossible as you would see this forum go wild.
So now you need to fault find.
Best option is to use the IP address instead of the hostname. That way you will rule out any DNS issues or DHCP issues that don't pass the DNS servers correctly.
If you consistently connect when you use an IP address it ...
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All the web filter appliances should authenticate against your credentials, so it is likely that you can forget about the multiple IPs. m86.dragon.k12.pa.us invariably resolves to more than one IP in order to support load distribution via multiple web filter appliances.
Try the following in your /etc/apt/apt.conf (substituting your credentials for ...
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Ok, found it. The command for setting default routing interface is:
$ route add default dev %interface_name%
The issue with setting PPP interface as default is that this should be done after the interface is up which can take some time. So as the solution i created an Upstart task which runs after everything else is done and sets the default interface
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Take a look at mysqltuner.pl which can be found here
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The easiest way is to use a htaccess-file to require a password authentification. Take a look at this guide, it is really simple:
http://www.htaccesstools.com/articles/password-protection/
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You can use the Disk Usage Analyzer, baobab in 12.04, to see where the disk usage has gone. If you are using the command line only, there's a number of ways to find the largest directory in Linux
Thinks you can keep an eye on include:
Log files (/var/log)
apt cache (/var/cache/apt/archives)
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To forward X11 apps over your ssh connection, there needs to be something on your Windows client to which the X11 applications can connect. In other words, you need to run an X server for Windows, which will translate X11 protocol messages from the ssh connection into graphical drawing commands and send mouse and keyboard actions back across the network.
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Yes, there is a Linux (and Windows/Mac) based SSTP (and lot more) VPN Server. It is called SoftEther VPN (http://www.softether.org). Best of off, it is free. Granted, there are couple of limitations with the free version (for example, cannot use external authentication, client certificates etc.)
In general, it seems to work fine. It is easy to ...
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Yeah, this is a complex thing. To setup all this, many questions should be answered. Fortunatelly there is a solution: I recommend you to use turkey linux distro in Domain controller setup: http://www.turnkeylinux.org/domain-controller. It is debian, no more ubuntu. This will fill your needs.
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You can supply the command at the end of the ssh
ssh user@host command
So your command would look something like this
ssh -i #{key_path}key_file.pem ubuntu@ec2-**-***-**-***.ap-southeast-1.compute.amazonaws.com mkdir appname.git
I noticed that you are trying to initialize a git repo. A simpler way to do it is just git init --bare #{app.name}.git
ssh ...
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Your boxes are not connected to UPS? If you do so, usually there is a logging and support for this and you will clearly see when power is going down on UPS and when server is going down due to ups secure shutdown.
Maybe you will be interrested into this question: ...
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The last command will display crash for the end time of a session if the shutdown was not clean, which would include a power outage. Example entry:
myuser pts/1 myhostname Wed Sep 28 14:18 - crash (00:23)
Looking at your last entries (assuming this is all of them) there are no crashes listed there, so no power outage occurred while this system ...
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Drawin Calendar-Server is not actively developed for linux. It still has lots of bugs in Debian stable/testing. You can always file a bug at their respective bug-tacking page or ask for help on Debian/Ubuntu mailing list. For now, Radicale or DAVical works far better.
Find more information here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CalendarServer
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There are some dependecy peoblems with Ubuntu 13.04 , because you need more than gir1.2-launchpad-integration-3.0 , install the app using gdebi and check out the dependency errors and try to install those manual ( just search on google the dependecy you need , doenload and install'it ) ....I shoud get back with anoter post to tell you exacly what dependecy ...
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Have not tried this in a very long time, but you can use a program called alien for installing rpm packages in ubuntu
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Close the remote shell by running:
exit
Or press Ctrl+D.
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Check the ESCAPE CHARACTERS section of 'man ssh'. The key sequence for disconnect is enter-tilde-period.
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I've been playing around with Amahi Home Server which has an OpenVPN module and also DDNS built right in. You'd install Amahi on your home machine (or another machine in your home) and you'd be able to use an OpenVPN client available for your phone, PC etc... and connect via SSH to your home machine(s)... works really well and is very easy to setup.. I've ...
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Before applying any of the following make sure you understand the security risk of exposing your system to the world at large.
If all you need is a terminal window, then you will only need a couple of things to setup.
First, you need to install and configure secure shell daemon (sshd) on your server - that is if it's not already installed.
Second, you ...
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If you insist on speeding up your boot time, you should boot with nothing running. After the system is up and running then enable devices and system applications.
Set the machine to boot to console only with no networking, then in rc.local set a script to sleep a while then enable networking and other services. You should be able to "boot" in under 5 ...
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None of those. You're looking for a DLNA server, something like Twonky, Plex, Serviio etc.
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I found it, and here is what I did:
Just I had to comment the following lines in php.conf
/etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.conf
#<IfModule mod_userdir.c>
# <Directory /home/*/public_html>
# php_admin_value engine Off
# </Directory>
#</IfModule>
And everything is working fine...
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As you've written it (ssh git@ip.adres.here), ssh is trying to login to the host ip.adres.here as user git. Unless you have a git user created on your computer host ip.adres.here, you will not be able to login, and will be greeted with "Permissions denied, please try again". (NB: You WILL be asked for a password, even if that username does not exist). If ...
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Did you do any sort of firewall configurations on the server-side to ensure that only port 80 was forwarded to the web server?
If so, it's possible you've blocked the SSH port (port 22), or additional network changes (outside of Ubuntu scope) that are going to be very difficult to diagnose without some more feedback.
In short: What changed between ...
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You may be using the wrong command, just press Ctrl+Alt+T on your keyboard to open Terminal. When it opens, run the command(s) below:
mysql -u root -p
That should work
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The Apache 2 default page is stored at /var/www/index.html. You can overwrite it and move any resources needed into /var/www/ and voila!
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After starting from scratch (purging & re-installing), I finally discovered the problem.
The changes to squid-deb-proxy.conf (which I thought enabled mirrors) were the culprits.
I don't understand the comments in the file, like: "# uncomment the third and fouth line to permit any unlisted domain". There are only two lines underneath that comment, and ...
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I used two parameters in /etc/default/grub:
# The resolution used on graphical terminal
# note that you can use only modes which your graphic card supports via VBE
# you can see them in real GRUB with the command `vbeinfo'
GRUB_GFXMODE=1366x768x24
# bug workaround
GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=keep
I found the second item by reading the shell scripts in ...
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The rules in the startup rules file are just that, startup rules. Changes can be made to the rules after startup by you or any other process with root privileges. Run iptables-save (or iptables -L if you don't have -save) from a console to see what the rules currently are, while the problem is occurring, and you'll find a rule blocking your traffic. ...
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I'm all knew to Ubuntu and so far I'm not a happy camper. When one uses windows since the ''begining of time'' its challenging to say the least to change OS. I did this relectuntly because my Xp Crash on me, I reformated but what a headache to get the drivers with Dell since the warranty is out...but I got them good people, thing is you have to start in the ...
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The correct method of installing the driver is the following:
tar xvjf r8168-8.035.00.tar.bz2
cd r8168-8.035.00
sudo ./autorun.sh
This script compiles the module r8168 and installs it to the right place.
To check whether it' loaded, run:
lsmod | grep r81
Also, ifconfig should list a new ethX network interface.
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