SUCCESS!
I was able to retrieve the private key. But it wasn't easy. Here's what you need to do:
Make sure you do not restart the server or Apache. The game is over at that point. That also means making sure that no monitoring services restart Apache.
Grab this file - source code for a tool na...
I was looking to create my own vpn server using ubuntu. Now when I googled ubuntu and vpn, I get several links to help.ubuntu.com that talk about open vpn. However, when I looked on this website, users recommended PPTP VPN. So I am interested in knowing what is preferred nowadays.
I have this setup:
I've decided to switch to Elementary OS Luna (fork of Ubuntu 12.04) as my main Linux distro. Now I need to delete my Ubuntu partition so I could add capacity to my eOS which only has 10Gb.
Currently my eOS is in /dev/sda9, and Ubuntu in /dev/sda8/. I forgot where my bootloa...
Im on Ubuntu 12.10. I have a service that runs well when I do sudo service myservice start/stop
at installation, I did sudo update-rc.d myservice defaults and I see that there are in rc*.d some symlinks S93myservice and K93... pointing to /etc/init.d/myservice
But... after doing reboot I can se...
I have an issue which bugs me for a long time. I'm using the Intel C++ compiler which includes shell scripts to set up environment variables for library paths, include paths and more. Sourcing these scripts in .bashrc works like a charm for the terminal. Unfortunately, I need the environment vari...
Actually i am a native pf PHP, yes i tried crontab -e. i saved the logic to be executed in a php file and tried to run the file like 5 * * * * /path/to/phpfile but it dint work
@Ramaraju.d: Depends on the question. I'd really honestly try to understand what I'm doing, and try to work out how to test if it actually works. For example, I'd test if my cronjob works with a simple script that writes to a file, get that to work, then just swap it out with the php script you're running.
Where should i save the executable code which cron runs periodically ? example i want to insert data into some table and i want this script to be executed by cron.
Hello everyone, just a quick question instead of posting it. I was adjusting the senstivity of my mouse below the ratings in the settings menu. However I fail to add the so called startup script #!/bin/bash
I cannot locate it anywhere, how do I add it to startup?
"telling system to do this after logging in create script: !/bin/bash
and add the script to the list. don't forget about chmod +x. "
Could someone please elaborate on this step, I was able to reduce the sensitivity but it keeps resetting every startup. How do I create the script to add to startup? Where can I locate it after creation?
Heh, Stack Overflow just sent me an invitation to Careers 2.0 "in recognition of your contributions to Stack Overflow" which includes 2 questions and 1 answer... O_o
@jrg use gparted to format your partition first and it goes even faster.
@braiam sorry for confusion. After saying that 367339 is the correct answer, was just trying to add that it's easy for a beginner to install grub to the pendrive. I did it once when I was starting out with Ubuntu
I don't care if it is a security vulnerability, I want to run with complete root control, and my built-in keyboard is not fully functional, so while I could use an external to set this up, I do not want to have to use terminal to do anything of importance. i have the ability to re-install, and do...
I have a Dell Poweredge running Ubuntu 13.04 in my office to serve up an interal web-app address system. It has been at least a 2 months possibly 3 since my last login. Everything is running great, but I can not login. I know I have the correct credentials because they are saved in putty.
Error...
Given that the answers are already known to the community, is it helpful to ask questions which are already part of the test pool? How can we get more technical questions going?
I don't think that's a no. I think that's a yes, but don't copy paste. So in order to get rep credit you have to know enough to make it a general question.
I agree with you, but most of the questions aren't really big enough for a general question IMO.. However, I'll have a look at them, maybe I'll get some ideas.
Amateur radio operators are always referred to as Hams, it's basically the most common term for the hobby, at least around here. Where does the term come from? I heard that it's an acronym for something, is that true?
I'm running Ubuntu 11.04. Does Empathy automatically ship with it and I don't have do any additional downloads to get it?
SUCCESS!
I was able to retrieve the private key. But it wasn't easy. Here's what you need to do:
Make sure you do not restart the server or Apache. The game is over at that point. That also means making sure that no monitoring services restart Apache.
Grab this file - source code for a tool na...
Im on Ubuntu 12.10. I have a service that runs well when I do sudo service myservice start/stop
at installation, I did sudo update-rc.d myservice defaults and I see that there are in rc*.d some symlinks S93myservice and K93... pointing to /etc/init.d/myservice
But... after doing reboot I can se...
I have a Dell Poweredge running Ubuntu 13.04 in my office to serve up an interal web-app address system. It has been at least a 2 months possibly 3 since my last login. Everything is running great, but I can not login. I know I have the correct credentials because they are saved in putty.
Error...
Given that the answers are already known to the community, is it helpful to ask questions which are already part of the test pool? How can we get more technical questions going?
Amateur radio operators are always referred to as Hams, it's basically the most common term for the hobby, at least around here. Where does the term come from? I heard that it's an acronym for something, is that true?
