I use a commercial VPN provider with OpenVPN as client on Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS (but doing some testing on 16.04 LTS too). I have configured iptables and routing tables to mark packets based on user and to route only these packets over tun0. Every other user has direct access to Internet (over ...
Whenever I try to install something using apt-get I get the error messages involving insserv. I have tried install many different packages but everything give same error. And apparently, CUPS package is doing/has done something because every error message involves it. The following are the errors...
@cl-netbox Well , that's basically the story of how i started with Ubuntu : my academics were basically crap and i was unhappy, so one day i decided "Either I learn something new and worthwhile or fail miserably and die, so YOLO". So I didn't go to my morning class, went to the library, installed Ubuntu , and since then my academics improved and I've learned far more than i did in my classes before that
Okay, going to make some food and continue the mod questionnaire later. I'm already at 2000 words (>11k characters), but 3 questions are still missing. :P
C prorgamming passed with A , Python and Data Structures passed with -A , Interfacing Techniques for microcontrollers passed with A . . . and there's some more stuff
@cl-netbox there's also all sorts of dangers that one can encounter within 7 days. My problem isn't the time limit , but the location. There's only 3 locations I absolutely don't want people to go to : Russia , Anywhere in Africa and Middle East, and Brooklyn
@Serg What's wrong with it? It seems like a perfectly decent question. The fact that you know the answer today doesn't make it bad. The next person might not. Deleting good content is rarely a good idea.
speaking of flipping tables , SQL people probably do it all the time ( get it ? flipping tables ? haha . . . no ? no one ? well . . .i'll just go cry in a corner . . . )
In connection with the moderator elections, we are holding a Q&A thread for the candidates. Questions collected from an earlier thread have been compiled into this one, which shall now serve as the space for the candidates to provide their answers. We only selected the top voted questions, howeve...
@ByteCommander well, in mine the mouth also is kinda big and eats the eye . . . i dunno, i just copied whatever text there was and put it into array . . . maybe it's due to utf support or somethin ?
@ByteCommander add space between each mouth and eye
@SeverusTux the original script was from @BharadwajRaju , I just improved it , put everything into array and made function work with a loop instead of calling function each time
Well . . . that's . . . .nice, but probably won't be able to submit it to Canonical , since it's on freakin Reddit and I don't know what license is Reddit posts are under
maybe i should do something like that but different
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Well, the concept that the stable versions can be targeted forever while the gnome apps will always use latest and greatest is fine. I'm not going to quibble over a numbering scheme. Besides, all coders know 4.0 != 4 ;)
And listen to this. They'll pay off your ETF and remaining balance on your phone if you trade it in. They'll also credit you a certain amount on your bill for trading it in.
@terdon Yeah, I thought about that, but since they've committed to keeping the stable versions "forever", it doesn't strike me as that big a deal. They could've worded it better: Here's the stable schedule. Anyone who wants to join us on the unstable roller ocaster is welcome to jump on.
The problem is how others will interpret it -- they see 4.0 and think of a stable release. This was what happened to KDE 4. KDE developers did not intend for anyone to use it, saying that 3 was the stable version. But everyone started using 4, which was, of course, broken.
can shog run his script on the election votes ? We suspect some users got downvotes by illegal means of creating multiple accoutns and downwoting their own nominations
I tried use 'service network restart' or '/etc/init.d/networking restart',what commond could use now?
Thanks for any help!
Since snapcraft is the tool to build snap packages, the two tagssnapcraft and snap-package should be the same thing, if possible.
