Anyone else think that the logo has a striking resemblance to the one
for a certain flavour of ubuntu??
http://www.govnet.co.uk/mobilegov/background.php
Wonder if it was subliminal or deliberate...
Pete
Ah T-Government. Mmmm
I don't reckon it's likely to be deliberate to be
Hello,
I've got a question about server backups.
Scenario: You want to perform a daily backup of a web server content
at /var/www/ to a mounted device at /media/netbackup.
To do this you run a daily job as follows:
tar cpf /media/netbackup/fullbackup-`date '+%d-%B-%Y'`.tar /var/www
Your
Running the job as you specified it above, the tar will be created
directly on the mounted device.
Steve
Thanks Steve
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The question's already been answered, but I wanted to suggest using
something like rsnapshot. Daily backup's of 10GB will very quickly get
big. Why not use rsnapshot, or one of the various other incremental
backup tools to only copy what has actually changed?
Kind Regards,
Dave Walker
Hi
T
Where can one buy one from in the UK?
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Maplins are selling them
Not bad I guess, pity it doesn't do HD video. I still think I'd go for
the cheaper software modified XBOX option though.
Rob
I've thought about it but the xbox is a wee bit big and ugly isn't it?
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I just got this response from another list:
The df command will report all the available space on the disk , in other
words it will report the number of blocks in the free list.
The du command gives you and total number of blocks used by the directory
that is passed to it as a
Chris,
Have you tried df -hi to show the number of free inodes on the system?
It should help to reveal whether it's a problem with the number of
inodes used or just hidden files or something..
Hi Lucy,
I think the inode usage is OK. I tried yesterday and it read 8%.
Chris,
Have you tried df -hi to show the number of free inodes on the system?
It should help to reveal whether it's a problem with the number of
inodes used or just hidden files or something..
Hi Lucy,
I think the inode usage is OK. I tried yesterday and it read 8%.
Thanks for the idea
Help!
I'm running a Dapper webserver and I'm having terrible problems with
du and df giving different results:
df -h gives me.
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/Ubuntu-root
29G 27G 347M 99% /
varrun252M 52K 252M
On 1/3/08, Alec Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its probably because the filesystem itself takes up some space.
Surely not 12 Gig or so though ?
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Have a poke around for hidden .trash folders, particularly on mounted
media such as USB/Firewire hard drives. I have found that Ubuntu has a habit
of creating these on such volumes and they do not appear to get emptied by
the usual processes. I have often thought I had deleted files
It's been hours now, and I'm totally and utterly stumped.
I've used lsof to check whether or not there are any deleted files
still sitting around taking up space, I've run an fsck, rebooted the
server and deleted some logs, but there is still a very large chunk of
hard disk space missing.
If
On Jan 3, 2008 3:53 PM, Stuart Bird [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris
The volume at media is a Windows based NTFS
So is mine (attached via USB). The hidden trash file is still created on it
though. I have only recently discovered this feature so I am not sure why
it happens but it can be
On Jan 3, 2008 3:44 PM, LeeGroups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Concentrate on the DF's results. I can't remember the syntax but you can
grep for file sizes.
Start with files over 50M and work downwards.
I have this trouble with my MythTV box occasionally, it usually a log
file that explodes in
Chris
I have just done some testing as promised with the hidden trash folder on my
ntfs drive and found that both df -h and du -hs /* did not report the
changes in file sizes on the /media volume until I manually deleted the
files from it (therefore it would appear that both commands
On Jan 2, 2008 10:04 PM, Kirrus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just seen this on the BBC news site...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7161359.stm
Anyone got any questions?
Kirrus
Hi Bill,
What's your favourite type of penguin?
Chris
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Hi Stephen the group,
The course I attended was at the Université Populaire in France. Ubuntu and
Linux in general is very strong here. It is also used on business machines
and commerce. They run course for that too and web site design.
I am in the department 68 and we have an active LUG
Not to mention selling a machine with a default user name and password
already set up. That blows any idea that Ubuntu is secure right out of
the water!
Regards,
Tony.
Why on earth wouldn't the silly sods have run the install mode for OEMs option?
To be honest the whole affair sounds
Not to mention selling a machine with a default user name and password
already set up. That blows any idea that Ubuntu is secure right out of
the water!
Regards,
Tony.
Why on earth wouldn't the silly sods have run the install mode for OEMs
option?
I know the OEM option
My other half is happy now, because I've decided to go for a cheaper
dual core CPU she gets an upgrade too.
Rob
Ssss Don't tell my missus. I haven't upgraded her from a
pentium III yet :-S
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I go for AMDs because they're a lot cheaper.
I roll my own *joke*
http://www.homebrewcpu.com/
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Chris,
Chris Rowson wrote:
I go for AMDs because they're a lot cheaper.
I roll my own *joke*
http://www.homebrewcpu.com/
Assuming it's genuine, that's a fantastic effort on the part of the guy
who did it.
Regards,
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I think it was genuine Tony,
I seem to remember
Chris,
openLDAP is the best bet for storage.. though having a disconnected
centralised authentication system I was unable to implement last time I
tried it.
My setup is with Windows Clients - so that's all I can suggest for now -
though it seems to be a fairly common goal, so other people
Hello folks,
I've been wondering for a while, how I could put in place some kind of
central authentication for a series of Ubuntu desktops/laptops.
At work, I achieve this using Active Directory and Windows, but I
wondered if there was a Linuxified version of this setup. I've been
thinking of
Greetings,
Ive just achieved similar us NIS. It took me a few days but I
managed to get it working:
This helped: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/36
Also there is something called LDAP but thats for another day with me.
It did with NIS
I had to give the clients the IP address of the NIS server and edit the
user and password files to point there (best way i could think of saying
it).
This was carried out by editing various text files in /etc
In fact looking back on it, apart from some head bang wall
Dianne Reuby wrote:
I've been looking at the Ubuntu leaflets
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKMarketing/Leaflets - none of them seem to
include a link to ubuntuforums.com in the getting help sections. Is
there any reason for this?
Hi Dianne,
The graphical leaflet which I helped write the text
Ooooh,
I do see that One step windows domain joining ability is labeled as
an essential blueprint for Hardy :-)
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/windows-authentication-integration
That should help promote Ubuntu takeup in the enterprise.
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John Bradbury (a windows user) has made 3 very nice screencast type videos
showing his use of Ubuntu. He videoed with little preparation which leads us
to hear his reaction as he discovers things like update manager, auto codec
and plugin installation...
Thanks Al,
I just watched
Don't forget crossover linux folks,
If, at the end of the day, people don't want to use OO then you don't
have to use Windows to run Microsoft Office :-)
Chris
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Dear Ubuntu:
I am a member of the Chicago Loco (wiki.ubuntu.com/Posingaspopular), and we
are currently working on migrating a server as a team for a small college in
the area. As payment, we are accepting meeting areas, new users, thanks, and
the spread of free software.
We are documenting
Please follow the instructions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Debugging
and attach the appropriate debugging information.
Well I've shown you a working xorg.conf - and compared it against the
broken, default system generated xorg.conf, what more do you want?
Surely its possible to see the
So if squid is running on a server which is connected to the internet and
all the computers connect to squid proxy on (for example)port 8000, is squid
sharing the internet connection or not?
Lets assume for the moment, that you have an office with a 12 port
router which is in turn connected
I mean.
, I guess you could say that your SERVER is now 'sharing your
internet connection'.
Also, I'm assuming that the router is cheapy bog standard SOHO router
and not a nice uber Cisco switch with it's own settings/routes etc
etc...
Chris
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On Nov 27, 2007 10:03 PM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.policegiftshop.co.uk/
Check out the babygrows! :o)
M.
Superb!
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Hi all,
I wanted to send you the YouTube links to the Canonical Server Edition
adverts.
It's running in the US for the next 3 weeks on some business and
IT-related sites.
I would be curious to see what you think and any ideas you might have
for what else might be easier than it first
Oh yes it was. If madwifi isn't capable of scanning when already
connected, then it just shouldn't do the scan when given the order by
NetworkManager (or by whoever). Either you support a feature or you
don't support it; if you don't, you should refuse to do it when asked,
either ignoring
I can confirm a similar problem with Gutsy.
After performing a fresh install, and selecting a British keyboard
layout the system boots up with a US layout instead.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = ubiquity
Status: New = Confirmed
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On 11/24/07, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Nov 24, 2007 at 07:25:14PM +, David Restall - System
Administrator wrote:
I want to see where and what the traffic profile is on a server. What I
have used in the past is ethereal but this seems like overkill, is there
anything
I also used ntop for this:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1232294
Chris
Scratch that - ignore the forum post. I just read it properly and it's
not very good!!!
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On 11/24/07, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Nov 24, 2007 at 05:20:51PM +, James Grabham wrote:
If I get one, I was thinking f putting different OSs on SD cards,
Ubuntu on one, win 2000 on another etc, is this feasable? Would it be
slow?
Yes. Not sure SD cards are not
Chris Rowson wrote:
On 11/24/07, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Nov 24, 2007 at 05:20:51PM +, James Grabham wrote:
If I get one, I was thinking f putting different OSs on SD cards,
Ubuntu on one, win 2000 on another etc, is this feasable? Would it be
slow?
Yes
I thought about buying one of these for the missus for christmas, but
noone seems to have them in stock.
Chris
On Nov 23, 2007 2:07 PM, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Nov 23, 2007 at 02:06:26PM +, George MacLeod wrote:
They even had a look at the Eee PC on the BBC2 weekend
Don't forget,
If you get really stuck - there's always Crossover Linux and perhaps
Wine? that would run those irritating but essential Windows programs
without Linux alternatives.
Chris
On Nov 20, 2007 9:10 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dianne,
Many thanks for your offer,
On 11/20/07, Sean Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WRT Wine/Crossover, I wouldnt' be on it... the latest version of Publisher
(when I installed a trial on XP)
*bet* on it, even ;-)
Sean
Scary!
To be honest, I'm using older versions of Office (when I have to use
Office) so didn't know
uname -r
On 11/20/07, Javad Ayaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there an easy way to check my kernel?
regards
Javad
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This might sound stupid, but whenever I see a high-spec machine, I
always feel it would be wasted on Linux.
I've always installed and seen Linux installed on lower-spec machines
(my desktop included) which is probably why.
With Windows you could probably get a nice game or a resource
I guess your computing experience is going to depend on exactly what
you use your computer for ;-)
Yeah, which is why I said what I said as I mainly use my laptop which
runs *gasp* OS X *gasp* for my design work and movie editing/watching.
Nowt wrong with that mate ;-)
Thats one thing
Hi Kris,
PEOPLE don't do it.. Its just a computer that just sits there doing
it... and people click the links, get a virus, viruses uses that oc to
post comments etc etc...
No that's what I mean - I find it hard to believe that people click on
the links not that spambots send it out.
Interesting you are asking about webcams, because I'm playing with camE for
a local pub that (for some reason I can't fathom) wants a webcam in their
bar.
Currently recording my every move... http://seanmiller.net/webcam
Sean
Mmm multiple monitors !
Chris
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they seem to be shipping them out faster than previously, perhaps because of
the more limited numbers (?)
Proof on webcam ;-)
Sean
Oooh I see - This is like a slightly more nerdy version of big brother :-) ;-)
Chris
Ian Pascoe wrote:
Well I cut my teeth on a Model B and the first major enhancement I did to it
was to add a 5.25 floppy drive.
Mmm, not sure I should confess to this in a public forum but:
I also started on a Beeb, had to install the floppy-disc interface one
chip at a time and
Weren't you the bloke who invented Microcogs in his carriage house?
Just think if it weren't for silicon and a few million other discoveries
you could have been the world's richest man - it's enough to make you
slip your cogs thinking about it.
:-)
Eddie
Don't remind me about it. I may
On Nov 11, 2007 12:37 AM, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Chris,
On Sun, 2007-11-11 at 00:32 +, Chris Rowson wrote:
She preferred it to Ubuntu because the 'start menu' was located in the
bottom left where she expected it to be; and that by having only one
panel, the interfaces
Anyway, that's a nice job you did there, when it comes to people doing
as you said, word processing and email Ubuntu really sticks out as a
green light, mainly because of how suitable it is for that, not all pc's
are for the power user *cough Slackware *cough* and it's nice to see
On Nov 9, 2007 11:04 AM, Pete Stean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IMAP support for Gmail is imminent, although it seems entirely
arbitrary when people's accounts are enabled - keep checking ;)
Pete
Mooowahahahaha - that'll teach you never to read my blog!!
Just out of interest,
Is there a server/bandwidth sorted for this yet, or will we be needing one?
Chris
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On Fri, 2007-11-09 at 15:47 +, Chris Rowson wrote:
Is there a server/bandwidth sorted for this yet, or will we be needing one?
For the US based server yes, I believe bandwidth and physical hardware
are already in place.
Cheers,
Al.
The only problem with US based servers and gaming
Hi Chris,
On Fri, 2007-11-09 at 19:34 +, Chris Rowson wrote:
For the US based server yes, I believe bandwidth and physical hardware
are already in place.
Cheers,
Al.
The only problem with US based servers and gaming = latency for UK folks.
Indeed, which is why I
On Nov 8, 2007 9:44 AM, STONE COLD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i already have a gmail account!
ive always thought thunderbird and evolution would always save the email on
my hard drive..thats why i never use it!
Not if you use IMAP rather than POP.
When you use IMAP, it downloads the headers
On Nov 8, 2007 8:26 AM, STONE COLD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i dont know how to...ive looked under all the options in hotmail...i cant
see anything that i should change.!
any ideas?
Hi mate,
Why don't you unsubscribe your hotmail email address from the list,
create say a gmail account, and
On Nov 8, 2007 3:33 PM, Javad Ayaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok im back with a gmail add!!
Can someone tell me if this is ok now?
everyone happy? :)
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Hi Javad,
I don't know why - but when you send an email announcing 'I'm Back!' -
I get a mental image of a grinning bloke wearing a
On Nov 8, 2007 9:44 PM, Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2007-11-08 at 21:11 +, Tom Bamford wrote:
Chris Rowson wrote:
no encryption (me likey give free internet!!)
Is that wise? Surely you are liable for activities conducted through
your Internet service
I'm loving the idea :-) Count me in! I'm an ex-gaming junky and would
be more than happy to help out with this if you needed a hand.
Chris
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Do you use Ubuntu on a laptop + wifi?
Yes - Old Dell Latitude with Intel MiniPCI Jobby
And, if you do, do you use
no encryption / WEP / WPA / WPA2
no encryption (me likey give free internet!!)
with ESSID broadcast / hidden?
broadcast
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snip
. manually - these
hacked distros are all very well, but under the bonnet they're basically
Ubuntu anyway so I learnt my lesson... if there's something in Mint that I
want I'll simply install it.
But for users that don't want to have to bother I guess it'd be fine...
Sean
Oh,
Just a quick note to say Goodbye to all those doing good work with Ubuntu.
However, I'm afraid that given that appears acceptable behaviour on this
list to make accusations of exploitation and corruption, and present
that in language of a sexual nature, I no longer wish to be a part of
this
snip
until 2011 (a LONG, unbearable way away). Freeview.co.uk reports my
area is without any FreeView whatsoever while DigitalUK says that I
can receive some channels now.
snip
Yeah, we had that problem too.
One way around it is to get the cheapest Sky package, and cancel your
contract after
SNIP
In this country we don't recognise software patents do we ?
SNIP
*IANAL*
No, but we do recognise patients based upon a developed technology.
I struggle to see the divide tbh.
Kind Regards,
Dave Walker
See, I told you this confused me :-p
I still don't get it!
Chris
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Chris,
Sorry, but I am offended by the choice of language like Ballmer screws
over Nigerian schoolkids.
Are you actually accusing Ballmer of sexual exploitation of vulnerable
people?
Or are you saying that selling Western products to African nations is
the moral equivalent thereof?
Chris Rowson wrote:
I just read this. Sickening isn't it!
Not to me it isn't.
The Nigerian government aren't complaining. The Nigerian people aren't
complaining.
[Or if they are, someone post a link and tell me about what]
In fact, the person who's complaining
I don't know if this is of any help to you, but I happened to come
across this on t' interweb...
http://www.steveheller.com/cppad/cppad.htm
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On Thu, 2007-11-01 at 22:38 +, Chris Rowson wrote:
I'm hope you see me as an exploiter of innocent children for posting
this here. To be honest though, I don't have an agenda or petty points
to make.
Despite writing in rant mode, without remembering to include the
customary rant/rant
I think one of the problems here is that we seem to have a
disproportionate number of Southerners/Londoners to everywhere else in
the country. Thus people are always going to be biased and say -
London is the best place to do this ;-)
One of the major problems with London however, is the expense
Dougie Richardson wrote:
[...]
This may happen sooner than expected, with respect to HP: here's an
interview with HP's Randy Hergett, Director of Engineering
On the location, my feeling is that if you run it in London people in
the far north of the country may miss out because of the travelling
time, so somewhere in the middle, I think would be better.
Regards,
Tony.
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Agreed, Somewhere nice and central would be good. Birmingham seems
Unfortunatly they own 99% of the phone lines so *nobody* has a choice.
I am looking forward to WIMAX to get away from them.
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Try living in the Kingston Communications area then mate. There, you
really don't have a choice! One ISP who can charge whatever they
like
Looks like they've changed the options, we've got a No - Linux is my OS
of choice now.*
** WARNING - lolcats/topic crossover ***
BBC r belong to de Linux peoplz now
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Unfortunately I'm stuck with the worse ISP in the country (Karoo)
Because I live in the Kingston Communications Network Area (so can't
get a BT line) there aren't any other ISPs providing service (mostly
because KC aggressively keep them out).
Ah well, at least I get to gripe about it at
On 21/10/2007, Ian Pascoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Following on from Chris's post last week, I decided to have a bash at
writing one myself. Nothing wrong with Chris's, but I wanted to put a
slightly different spin on it.
No problem at all mate. It's my intention to encourage people to write
Thats possible?
Ahh, didn't know you could do that in OOo. :-)
Sure,
Open writer for instance, go to Tool Options
On the left of that screen, select Load Save General
In that window you can now select the default file format to save as.
Simply asscociate text document with word
On 20/10/2007, Ian Pascoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rob - how?
E
There's this 'ere guvnor!
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu_OEM_Installer_Overview
It's written for Dapper but well, you get the idea...
Chris
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An observant member of the ubuntu-uk mailing list found this item on
the Tesco website.
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-3224.aspx
Looks like Dell isn't the only mainstream OEM starting to sell PCs
with Ubuntu installed :-D
Chris
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nvidia-glx
When I update using the restricted manager the NVIDIA driver that it
installs defaults to the external monitor rather than the laptop's main
screen. This means that the first boot up after installing shows a blank
screen until I CTRL ALT F2
Working xorg.conf file for nvidia geforce4 440 go
** Attachment added: Working xorg.conf file for nvidia geforce4 440 go
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10080222/xorg.conf
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Restricted NVDIA driver defaults output to external monitor rather than laptop
screen
Working xorg.conf file for nvidia geforce4 440 go
** Attachment added: Working xorg.conf file for nvidia geforce4 440 go
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10080223/xorg.conf
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Restricted NVDIA driver defaults output to external monitor rather than laptop
screen
I don't know if it's of relevance, but the problem with the output
defaulting to the secondary monitor, rather than the laptop screen is
reported here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-
restricted-modules-2.6.22/+bug/154822
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[Gutsy Beta] Live cd graphics fail with nvidia geforce4
Hi folks,
In every version of Ubuntu that I've used, I've come across a slightly
irritating problem with the restricted nvidia drivers.
When I update using the restricted manager the nvidia driver that it
installs defaults to the external monitor rather than the laptop's
main screen. This means
It's funny how strange things can happen to cheer you up on miserable days.
Walking across the city centre just now, I met my computing related
cartoon hero (except for Tux of course!)
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2149/1634609970_72eefd4787_b.jpg
If only we could get some oversized costumes
I've just done an install using the release version of Ubuntu Gutsy
and the issue still exists when using the live cd. Using safe mode
allows access.
When installing the restricted nvidia drivers onto a properly
installed instance of Gutsy they seem to work albeit the driver
defaults output to
On 17/10/2007, Matthew Larsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17/10/2007, Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It'd be interesting for people to put their money where their mouth's
are, and tell us what they do for a living and what their level of
qualification is.
Matt: Placement year doing
What do I do now? Take a third-rate University and end up with a
qualification that's not worth the paper it's written on or take an A
level whilst living on the streets?
Hi mate,
I don't know if it's just me, but I don't think many people give a
monkeys which university you get your degree
I also agree that if the new method of installing doesn't work, we
should default back to the old method.
Chris
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desktop cd fails to start gdm with hp nc6400 (widescreen, ati-based laptop)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/103945
You received this bug notification because you are a member of
if you do want access to a machine via ssh from work or some other insecure
or restricted location.
you could use WebShell
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mressl/webshell/
WebShell is a web-based ssh shell.
It runs on any browser capable of JavaScript and AJAX. You can use it from
As an alternative put putty on a usb key and use ssh.
+1
sudo apt-get install ssh on your home pc. Change the listening port
for ssh to port 443, sudo apt-get install rtorrent onto your home pc.
Connect to home from work using ssh and user rtorrent ;-)
Chris
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Connect to home from work using ssh and user rtorrent ...how will i do
that from a windows machine?
Download putty.exe
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
It doesn't have to be installed on the PC as such. It will run from a
usb stick or whatever
Chris
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Great stuff, excellent!
Articles are the first stage of a 'UK Marketing Push'
https://launchpad.net/uk-marketing-push
If received successfully, we should be able to create follow on
articles. In the perfect world, publishers would become interested
enough to publish a monthly article.
I do
Hi all,
I've burned the gutsy beta CD. It will boot and show the menu (Start
Live CD/Check CD Contents/Memory Test/etc.) but the only option that
doesn't hang the PC is the 'Boot From First Hard Disk' option.
Hey Neil,
How far is it getting?
I know that I've had problems with the Gutsy
Matt over at Penguin Central seems to be the main contender so far, how
about some of you guys contact Matt and form a 'super-group'? I'm sure
he'd be glad of some extra help? :)
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3460956postcount=6
All the best!
Ronnie
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