Hitting escape seems to free up my touchpad when it sticks. Still not a
great solution though.
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Same problem here. Set the following in my /etc/sysfs.conf file
devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/ondemand/up_threshold = 40
Works if I issue 'service sysfsutils start' - doesn't work at startup.
Running Ubuntu 12.10 - Gnome Classic.
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On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 7:41 PM, Pete psmo...@live.com wrote:
Hi all,
Probably a mute point, and I have no wish to feed a troll, but on TV
earlier they were advertising 'Norton Tablet Security' for Android tablets,
given the close similarity between Android and LINUX / UNIX based systems
(I
I thought some of you might be interested in this recent guidance released
by the Cabinet Office on Open Source Software:
http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/resource-library/open-source-procurement-toolkit
It's publicly accessible so you don't need a .gov.uk address to get access,
and it might be
The 'All About Open Source' document is particularly interesting
because it explains why UK.gov can't mandate Open Source software.
It's not entirely straight forward; I'm not entirely sure, but I
think it means to say that UK.gov considers 'Open Source' a product
(perhaps like
I can also understand a general unwillingness to disconnect software
from the license under which it is made available; I don't see what's
gained from splitting them. Why would you wish to be able to ban
non-Open source products from tendering?
You wouldn't want to ban non-open source
On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 9:57 PM, Alan Bell alan.b...@libertus.co.uk wrote:
On 19/11/11 20:33, Chris Rowson wrote:
I did wonder if anyone on the list had responded to the Cabinet Office
consultation :-)
I am kind of involved in the process (funny how Ubuntu ended up on the
list isn't
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I thought I'd add some info to this report. I'm seeing similar issues
after doing a fresh install of 11.10 onto a Samsung NC10. This netbook
does not use an ATI card however. It uses the i915 driver so it's an
Intel integrated video card.
Not so sure this bug relates to ATI video.
My screen
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The new (2.6.39+) samsung_laptop kernel module causes serious backlight
flickering - makes the desktop unusable
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I've marked bugs #776637 #876775 as duplicates. A few people
subscribed to those too (so the problem is probably rather widespread).
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The
Sorry if this is unwelcome.
We're looking for a new Linux/Network Engineer at my company. This is a
junior position. We're looking for someone enthusiastic about Linux, who
has experience in general administration tasks, is comfortable on the
command line, and who has a good understanding of
Hi there . Last week at the local LUG meet, I was talking to a guy
who told me about Cougar Extreme: http://www.cougar-extreme.co.uk/ who
sell barebones computers. I have been talking to Patrick at Cougar, who
tells me they are quite willing to supply pre-installed and to test with
I thought I'd just put this out there because I can't seem to find any
information... Hopefully one of you good people will know :-)
Does smbfs run any kind of error checking/correction on during
transfer of data to SMB shares on Windows machines? I'm backing some
stuff up to a Window machine and
On 26/07/11 14:58, Chris Rowson wrote:
I thought I'd just put this out there because I can't seem to find any
information... Hopefully one of you good people will know :-)
Does smbfs run any kind of error checking/correction on during
transfer of data to SMB shares on Windows machines? I'm
On Jul 7, 2011 7:52 AM, Alan Lord (News) alansli...@gmail.com wrote:
On 06/07/11 21:58, Chris Rowson wrote:
Hi all,
I recently bought an Asus X42F laptop computer with a Nehalem Core i3
M330 CPU with integrated Intel HD GPU.
I'm finding that it works somewhat better under Windows 7 than
Hi all,
I recently bought an Asus X42F laptop computer with a Nehalem Core i3
M330 CPU with integrated Intel HD GPU.
I'm finding that it works somewhat better under Windows 7 than under
Ubuntu. For example:
My son play flash games on the Internet. I've seen a bit of graphical
corruption on a
Hi all,
I recently bought an Asus X42F laptop computer with a Nehalem Core i3
M330 CPU with integrated Intel HD GPU.
I'm finding that it works somewhat better under Windows 7 than under
Ubuntu. For example:
My son play flash games on the Internet. I've seen a bit of graphical
corruption
On Jul 6, 2011 11:20 PM, andres andre...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I've been working on the lines as to how to help out in a local way.
http://www.openclipart.org/detail/148519/
I did this clumsy flyer and was thinking of posting it on post office,
bakers,tescos, etc.
I deliberately did
I can send google+ invites to anyone, just need a gmail address or
hotmail/yahoo that has a google account associated.
Dino,
I would be grateful for an invite.
Bob
I got sent an invite by somebody yesterday but I keep getting a
message indicating that signup is currently closed when I
Might want to change this line
TEMP=$(sensors -u | grep temp1 | tail -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
to
TEMP=$(sensors -u | grep temp1_input | tail -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
I think the suggested script might return the critical temperature
rather than the actual temp of the CPU ;-)
Chris
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The problem with this idea is that you have to find somebody with influence
who is willing to listen to some oik that's just wandered in off the street
and is telling them their IT strategy is wrong.
You hit the nail on the head there. It's true. In their minds, why
would an 'IT
Hi there folks,
I'm having a stupid day today and would appreciate a sanity check!
I have a line like this in my fstab file //mywindowsserver/share
/home/myuser/mount cifs
credentials=/home/myuser/smb/credentials,dir_mode=0700,file_mode=0700,uid=1000
0 0
As I understand it, when this remote
Thanks so much for all of your suggestions guys.
I ended up with something like this which resulted in part from a need to
get my backups onto a Windows Server and to get an email when it happens (or
if it doesn't).
#!/bin/bash
BACKUPDIR=/home/USERNAME/backup
WHATTOBACKUP=/var/www
I promise to stop spamming the list now! Final draft.
I know the email component should be put into a function but I'm a bad man
and didn't do it!
Just added an extra section that checks to make sure that tar didn't throw
an error code for some reason when it exited.
Chris
And, of course, we actually backed up to somewhere else... not to the same
system, as your script appears to do.
It does. But read the rest of the thread and you'll see why, and what
happens next ;-)
Chris
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Sorry if this has been mentioned before but have you tried sbackup?
Regards,
Tony.
Hi Tony,
That's a GUI tool isn't it? This is to backup a Linux Server up to a
Windows Server (only you can't see the Windows Server bits).
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Unfortunately I'm backing the Linux box up to a Windows server. This
in turn gets backed up by a centralised backup system.
I'd be tempted, in that case, to make things simple(r) for yourself if you
can and just rsync what would need backing up onto some share
Chris Rowson wrote:
You're pretty much right. Centralised backup handles Win Server but I
need to backup the data on the Linux box too, hence shifting data. ATM
the Win box uses a script to 'pull' archive files from the Linux box
using pscp.exe. I looked briefly at rsync but it seemed
I've been tinkering with backups and backup rotation today and I have
come across many wierd and wonderful backup scripts of varying
complexity.
Is there anything wrong with using something simple like this? (except
of course for the lack of validation).
Basically, let's delete anything over 7
On Jun 2, 2011 5:50 PM, bod...@googlemail.com wrote:
I would say it depends on what you mean by 'wrong'
I handle the backups for a local government, so yes, that is wrong, very
wrong.
I know where you're coming from. I think the list has quite a few public
sector members in various
I've started using rsnapshot. It does something similar with the local
retention, but each file which is identical (between retained backups)
is hard-linked rather than taking multiple disk blocks.
Neil.
Unfortunately I'm backing the Linux box up to a Windows server. This
in turn gets
This is no longer a problem for me in Natty.
On May 19, 2011 4:26 PM, Pedro Villavicencio pe...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Thanks for the report, it has been some time without any response or
feedback in this bug report and we are wondering if this is still an
issue for you with the latest release of
I'm also seeing this on Natty.
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Sound menu shows last song instead of the current played music of
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Hi folks,
I've been trying to help a user through the Ubuntu Questions area and think
he might have encountered a bug.
I've linked the question to a bug report but I'm not sure if I've assigned
the bug to the correct project (as dpkg is apparently dealt with upstream)
If anyone is interested in
Public bug reported:
When i try to istall any applications from ubuntu software center the
installation failed and respond like that:
installArchives() failed: dpkg: buffer_read(fd) non riuscita: copia del file di
informazioni /var/lib/dpkg/available: Input/output error
What does it mean? What
I've opened this bug after attempting to guide a user through a fault
he/she reported here:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/152969
After my suggested fix didn't work, I checked the bug reports for
similar bugs and found this one (which was closed after the user
successfully solved
Hiya Everyone,
I was wondering if might ask an off topic question please as I assume that
there are many people on this list who may do something similar?
I'm planning on doing some data recovery work from home when I finish my
degree (Computer Forensics Bsc), My plan is to promote myself
Hi
I hope it is ok to post this here, I am looking for a SheevaPlug (or
similar) to run my weather station.
...
There are quite a few on eBay, but they are relatively expensive.
Yes, most of them are more than direct from newit.co.uk (£95 inc VAT
and delivery). For some reason
...
Perhaps not powerful enough, but have you considered using something like
a
Linksys WRT54GL and OpenWRT?
That is a very interesting idea. I need a serial or usb port to talk
to the weather station (a LaCrosse WS2300). The WRTSL54GS has a usb
port, but there don't seem to be many
Hi
this is slightly off topic but the answer could be useful to others.
Looking at the amazon kindle it looks as if i can use it to open / read
normal pdf files such as the one for the ubuntu manual, if this is the case
it would be useful.
On another note, part of my Open uni studies
I'm trying to learn any Programming language. I heard Python is good for
beginners and that's where I want to start
The Python tutor mailing list is helpful if you get stuck on something:
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
Chris
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I thought that some of you may might be interested in this.
Chris
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From: Mark Elkins markelkins...@yahoo.co.uk
Date: 2011/2/3
Subject: [Ossg-announcements] Adoption of Open Source across HM Government –
London 22/02/11 and 01/03/11
To:
If I wasn't having a meeting with my local council about exactly this on the
same date, I would go
Jacob Mansfield
There are contact details on the email. I'm not sure whether or not
the talk is limited to members of the BCS OSSG or not?
Chris
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Here’s instructions for Ubuntu, Mac OS X, and Windows.
That's pretty cool Mark. Let's hope it's a sign of things to come for 2011!
Happy New Year all.
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On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 6:45 PM, Jim Price d1vers...@hotmail.com wrote:
Raju
Mike would like to know what the position is with respect to the
metering equipment at customer sites and its use of SMS messages to send
data back to us. His concern is that with thousands of accounts, it
might
As for choice of server - if you get tired of Openfire I couldn't not
recommend the one I work on, Prosody. It's in the repos :)
Matthew can hardly be considered an impartial judge, as he works on
Prosody.
I however do not work on Prosody, and can be considered impartial: Prosody
is the
I'd swap the ubuntu-uk logo to the left, and the podcast logo to the right.
When I first went to the beta site, it immediately gave the impression of
being
a site about the podcast.
Most users, I suspect, expect the site logo to be left aligned, as a
convention
built up over a number of
Just for anyone interested. There are Windows clients out there
supporting Video over the Jingle protocol (well, none I found
anyway!). There are a few for *nix systems though.
The only one I found that came close was Gajim which supports video in
version 0.14. Unfortunately it looks like the
Just for anyone interested. There are Windows clients out there
supporting Video over the Jingle protocol (well, none I found
anyway!). There are a few for *nix systems though.
The only one I found that came close was Gajim which supports video in
version 0.14. Unfortunately it looks like
a dedicated client that does that
apart from maybe Google Talk.
Simon
On 15 Oct 2010 22:18, Chris Rowson christopherrow...@gmail.com
wrote:
Just wondered if anyone on the list is using the Openfire Jabber
server?
I've been experimenting with it today, trying to get video chat up
I'm a BCS member and subscribed to the OSSG mailing list. I thought
some folks here might be interested in a website created by the chap
below as a focal point for the discussion of Open Source by the NHS.
...Paul Richardson will give a talk for the Open Source Specialist
Group (OSSG) around his
Hi all,
So I'm moving house and taking a look at the broadband speeds in the
local area shows something... suspicious.
http://www.broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk/broadband_speed_in_my_area_v2.aspx?postcode=cw26jn
namely that in the area I'm moving to there is a paltry less than 1mbit
and
Alright, so I have a client wanting a few programs modified in ASP, I am
mainly a PHP Programmer but do have a bit of ASP knowledge.
My question to you guys, i currently have 1 VPS which is running Ubuntu which
does fine for the PHP side of things, but could I possibly get it to allow me
Edubuntu is still going. Also GNOME runs perfectly on my 1GHz desktop,
so I don't think you *need* to look at Xubuntu. Just make sure you
have a decent amount of RAM.
Cofion,
Neil
Thanks, loads of suggestions there for me to be going on with! I think I've
got a Lucid CD somewhere about so
Edubuntu is still going. Also GNOME runs perfectly on my 1GHz desktop,
so I don't think you *need* to look at Xubuntu. Just make sure you
have a decent amount of RAM.
Cofion,
Neil
Thanks, loads of suggestions there for me to be going on with! I think I've
got a Lucid CD somewhere about
Hi folks,
I have an old 1Ghz Dell laptop here that I've promised to the after school
care club that my son uses. The club provides care before and after school
and during school holidays for kids from age 5 up to 12/13 or so.
The club is based in a church and doesn't have Internet access, so I
Well my kids (especially my 4 year old) loves TuxPaint (actually my
elder two who are 10 and 8 love it too). That would be a good start,
make sure you also get the extra stamps package too.
Other than that there is TuxMath, TuxTyping, GCompris, Super Tux and
Frozen Bubble which should run
You could go down the Google Apps route - mail, document space with the
ability to share between users (and have them work on the document
simultaneously, which takes a bit of getting used to). There are
plenty of CRM and ERP systems that integrate with the Google Apps
single sign-on way of
Let's hope that the new Government pushes Open Source a little better
than the last one. Still. It all sounds positive!
Chris
Second, we need to follow the example of businesses all over the
world and take advantage of open source technology. Open source is a
way of developing software so that
Well, it's not nearly as good as The Big Bang Theory but I do enjoy
The IT
Crowd. Bit silly but when was a Brit sitcom not silly?
I have a female friend who doesn't appreciate BBT having only one
female lead character who is portrayed as ditzy and clueless. I
suspect that marrs her
Ooops, this shouldn't have been assigned to the SSWSM project :-S
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Hi folks,
Just wondering what mail agent you're using on your LAMP setups? I've
been revisiting the subject while setting up a new Lucid server and
have been a little surprised that there's not much info out there
about setting up a simple SMTP server that doesn't receive email but
just
http://jon.sprig.gs/blog/2009/11/29/use-gmails-smtp-gateway-using-the-command-line-from-ubuntu-without-lots-of-config-tips/
This will relay SMTP via GMail. There's no reason why you can't just
set the same thing up to relay to your ISP's mail host (without the
SSL stuff).
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Hi folks,
Just wondering what mail agent you're using on your LAMP setups? I've
been revisiting the subject while setting up a new Lucid server and
have been a little surprised that there's not much info out there
about setting up a simple SMTP server that doesn't receive email but
just
Instal exim!
It can easily (you answer a few wizard questions) send mail only
Anton
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I'll give it a go :-)
Thanks, that worked brilliantly. The answer to the wizard question to
set the server up not to listen to SMTP requests from the Internet was
'internet site; mail is
Hi folks,
Just wondering what mail agent you're using on your LAMP setups? I've
been revisiting the subject while setting up a new Lucid server and
have been a little surprised that there's not much info out there
about setting up a simple SMTP server that doesn't receive email but
just sends it
Please feel free to point out any errors etc. I might work this into a
how to and publish it on the 'tinterweb (of course giving proper
attribution to folk such as Tyler) as instructions on how to do this
seem to be spread across quite a few sites.
I'm glad you solved it, Chris!
Here's the my current level of understanding! If anyone can fill in
the gaps (or correct me if I'm wrong) I'd be really grateful.
(snipped for brevity)
Your stated understanding is correct, as far as I know it.
What I'm still hazy on is this:
cgi is slower than fastcgi because it (a bit
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 6:50 AM, Tyler J. Wagner ty...@tolaris.com wrote:
On Friday 11 June 2010 23:17:07 Chris Rowson wrote:
That's easy. Again, webmin + virtualmin will set it up for each
domain/account pretty easily. But here are the packages you need:
Also, unfortunately there's
Hi guys,
I was just curious as to how i would go about adding add-on domains with
the apache configuration files?
If anyone has used Cpanel, im after manually doing the Addon Domains
feature they have, if someone could walk me through it i would apprechiate
it greatly :)
Dan
Is this what
Thank you very much guys, as far as i understand, i just need to add a new
vhost on the server side in order to set it up.
But how about on the registrar side? It seems to want Nameservers, not an IP
address to link too?
What are nameservers, are they easy enough to set up?
A name server
Hello
I want to participate Ubuntu Party in England, I am French (I live near
Paris) and I have already participated in two Ubuntu Party with Ubuntu-fr
association (8.04 and 10.04) and two instance Linux Solution (2008 and
2010).
I want to improve my English, writing correct, but it seems
I'm migrating a web server with a few sites from a CentOS based VPS
with a DirectAdmin control panel to an Ubuntu Lucid server. I'm not
incredibly bothered about losing the control panel, but I wondered if
anyone had any advice on securing PHP scripts so that scripts owned by
separate 'site
Just tried watching Jono's stream on my wife's computer using Firefox. For
some reason although the video works fine, I get an 'install flash' icon
where the chat box is supposed to be.
A bit off topic I know, but if you haven't already, you might want to
take a look at Google Chrome. It has
Here's the my current level of understanding! If anyone can fill in
the gaps (or correct me if I'm wrong) I'd be really grateful.
(snipped for brevity)
Your stated understanding is correct, as far as I know it.
What I'm still hazy on is this:
cgi is slower than fastcgi because it (a bit
That's easy. Again, webmin + virtualmin will set it up for each
domain/account
pretty easily. But here are the packages you need:
Also, unfortunately there's no Lucid installer yet for virtualmin. I
might have a look at what's involved in installing it from scratch.
Chris
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It certainly is. Attached are samples of my iptables-restore and fail2ban
configs for hardy-based servers.
Hi Tyler,
Thanks for taking the time to share your config, I really appreciate it! :-)
Thanks,
Chris
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I'm migrating a web server with a few sites from a CentOS based VPS
with a DirectAdmin control panel to an Ubuntu Lucid server. I'm not
incredibly bothered about losing the control panel, but I wondered if
anyone had any advice on securing PHP scripts so that scripts owned by
separate 'site
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