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http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=487246c51f78db43&hl=enhelp?
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 9:23 PM, Technomage Hawke <
technomage.ha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> well,
> I just spent a better part of 18 hours trying to cull out the ever
> expanding girth of my email accounts. in t
Unless you have turned it off, grub2 menu should still (in 11.10) offer
recovery mode which can put you into single user mode as root. That should
enable you to adduser regusername:admin (or adm the one you need). Then
reboot and log in as yourself.
If you are not dual booting, you may not see t
well,
I just spent a better part of 18 hours trying to cull out the ever expanding
girth of my email accounts. in that 19 hours, I reduced the all mail folder by
259,213 emails using the only web interface that has no tools for the blind in
it. its not like I want to keep all that email. it was
One option is to view (maybe edit) the /etc/sudoers file via single user
mode, (if visudo command is available just run that; else, recall that when
using vi or vim, :w! will save a write protected file.. But actually
EDITING the sudoers file should be a last resort in this case - you can
make thin
Resetting the root password will get you nowhere. Those directions are old
and should not be used.
If you can get yourself root access, simply add your everyday account to
the admin group.
I have not tried to single user access a machine with grub2, so I am less
help there, hopefully someone els
try a sudo su - it can sometimes work when a nomral su or sudo does not.
otherwise you may have some trouble ahead.
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 2:41 PM, david lopez wrote:
> Need help! (ubuntu 11.10)
>
> Somehow managed to do a stupid thing -- that is, from the
>
> User_name in menu bar-->User Ac
sorry, didn't read your whole post. but i recently used these instructions
to reset a root password.
http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-reset-a-forgotten-root-password-with-knoppix
I booted from an Ubuntu cd instead of a Knoppix one... (make sure you read
the second page of that article, that's wher
Need help! (ubuntu 11.10)
Somehow managed to do a stupid thing -- that is, from the
User_name in menu bar-->User Accounts
I managed to make all my login accounts 'standard' (normally at least one
login account is 'admin'). When I a try a 'sudo cmd', it says that the
user "is not in the sudoer
vsftpd supports all the same (standard) protocols, and will work with
anything that uses ftp or sftp.
On 12/29/2011 07:46 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
Eric,
vsftp is in the Debian repositories, but the developer's tool does not
use it...only sftp or ftp. The program is iWeb on the mac.
However, t
