Any way to change a GTK+ 2 theme so it doesn't have that "no-click" panel border?
Can't seem to find the answer to this. How do you find out where a symbolic link is pointing to?
"ls -l" should show where it's pointing.
So apparently this "dead zone" thing isn't just with java related programs. I was installing something today, and I had to check an "I accept the terms of agreement" check box, but I couldn't. I could check the "I do not" which was right below it, but not the "I do". I had to move the window down a tiny bit, and THEN I was allowed to click it. So this dead zone stops me from clicking on anything inside of it.
[QUOTE=That Ninja;28708306]So apparently this "dead zone" thing isn't just with java related programs. I was installing something today, and I had to check an "I accept the terms of agreement" check box, but I couldn't. I could check the "I do not" which was right below it, but not the "I do". I had to move the window down a tiny bit, and THEN I was allowed to click it. So this dead zone stops me from clicking on anything inside of it.[/QUOTE]
:ohdear:
Resizing ext4 partitions with GParted sure takes a long time.
Until it's done it's just me and this mint 9 xfce live usb.
[editline]20th March 2011[/editline]
I should have rounded to cylinders, but my OCD didn't let me. Fuck
[QUOTE=ButtsexV2;28680145]rtorrent
[editline]19th March 2011[/editline]
I think he's using a seedbox[/QUOTE]
Can you run rtorrent in the background? I guess I could setup a screen but was just wondering if it had a mode for that.
command &
[QUOTE=That Ninja;28687707]I have this strange "dead zone" whenever i'm playing Minecraft. I checked it with runescape (because it's the only other java game I can think of) and it happens there as well. I don't know how to explain it. It's this smallish rectangle towards the center of the screen that, whenever my mouse enters it, I can't click or do anything in the game, but if I move the mouse out, it's fine.
I can provide a picture if I have to, but does this sound familiar to anyone?[/QUOTE]
Could be a bugged-out program that's managed to make itself always on top, small, in the center of the screen, and invisible :v:
Try alt+f2 `xkill` which will turn your cursor into an X, and click inside the deadzone. if it is a program, then xkill will close the program, problem (temporarily) solved. otherwise, there's something up with Xorg or whatever desktop environment you're using, I guess.
[QUOTE=high;28727131]Can you run rtorrent in the background? I guess I could setup a screen but was just wondering if it had a mode for that.[/QUOTE]
You should check out Transmission. [url]http://www.transmissionbt.com/[/url]
Their web site suggests that you can run it in a Daemon mode then administer it through a web page. I haven't used it in such a way though.
pacman -Syu fixed it. Damn my order of Arch Linux operations. :derp:
[QUOTE=IpHa;28683369]I've been having trouble with the wireless interface on my router(dd-wrt) dying every few days and I found these errors, about one per second, in the log when it happens:
[code]Mar 18 23:08:53 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153069.590000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:08:54 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153070.460000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:08:55 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153071.320000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:08:56 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153072.190000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:08:57 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153073.060000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:08:57 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153073.940000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:08:58 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153074.810000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:08:59 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153075.680000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:09:00 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153076.550000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:09:01 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153077.420000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:09:02 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153078.300000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:09:03 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153079.170000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:09:04 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153080.040000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:09:04 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153080.910000] Resetting; Code: 01
Mar 18 23:09:05 DD-WRT user.warn kernel: [153081.780000] Resetting; Code: 01[/code]
What I'm thinking is that I can write a script that will run every X minutes, and check the log for more than 10 errors/ minute then restart the interface.
The cron job and restarting are the easy parts, but how would I count the number of errors per minute?[/QUOTE]
I'd skip on even checking if it's erroring out and just make the router reset daily at some time of the day when it's not at use. Something like 05:00.
It's under Administration -> Keep Alive.
[QUOTE=PvtCupcakes;28730740]You should check out Transmission. [url]http://www.transmissionbt.com/[/url]
Their web site suggests that you can run it in a Daemon mode then administer it through a web page. I haven't used it in such a way though.[/QUOTE]
I have, and do, for my seeding. Works wonderfully. I can even SSH tunnel from my phone and there's a mobile version of the web interface, which is a nice touch.
[QUOTE=TehDoomCat;28730557]Could be a bugged-out program that's managed to make itself always on top, small, in the center of the screen, and invisible :v:
Try alt+f2 `xkill` which will turn your cursor into an X, and click inside the deadzone. if it is a program, then xkill will close the program, problem (temporarily) solved. otherwise, there's something up with Xorg or whatever desktop environment you're using, I guess.[/QUOTE]
whenever I launch xkill it never really launches.
And I'm on Ubuntu 11.04, and I don't think its Xorg or KDE anymore.
Been doing some major changes on my server and am trying to install nginx from apt-get ( I usually do build from source but it is a hassle ). It seems to leep giving me the legacy version of 0.7.x.x but when I look at the repo ( [url]http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/n/nginx/[/url] ) it clearly has the latest stable version in there. How can I get the stable version with apt-get?
0.7.x.x is the only version provided for squeeze(which I'm guessing you're using)
Newer versions are only available in testing.
[url]http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=nginx[/url]
EDIT: Found this if you need the new version: [url]http://serverfault.com/questions/22414/how-can-i-run-debian-stable-but-install-some-packages-from-testing[/url]
Yes I am running squeeze, thanks a ton for the information, will try this later tonight.
Worked Thanks :D
agsgdssd god damn it it turns out I have to buy myself a new video card if I want to have any possibility of sound coming out of my mcpc :saddowns:
I'm starting to get into the finer details of Arch Linux. Installed it a few months ago on an old desktop I pulled out of the garage. Used it as a Minecraft server for a while, hosting some code on it via git daemon.
I'm posting from my desktop right now, but I'm X11 forwarding through SSH (Xming + PuTTY on my desktop), so I'm technically posting from my server. I'm running openbox, haven't looked up how to get a main menu or even a file browser yet, I'll do all that stuff tomorrow. I need some sleep right now.
My uptime so far shows 33 days, but there was a very short power outage a while ago (33 days), and I've had this server running since January, excluding that power outage. I really like Arch Linux over Ubuntu now, it's just so much cleaner and nicer.
How do you enable sshd logging? And is it verbose? I basically want to know what other people who have logged into ssh are running for commands. Also is there a quick way to check the past few commands someone did on ssh? "w" only shows the current executing command :(.
IDK if sshd keeps that much information in logs. It can surely tell you who was logged in when. Then, you could just go and look at their history.
[QUOTE=high;28773772]How do you enable sshd logging? And is it verbose? I basically want to know what other people who have logged into ssh are running for commands. Also is there a quick way to check the past few commands someone did on ssh? "w" only shows the current executing command :(.[/QUOTE]
To check which users are logged in look at /var/log/secure
It doesn't tell you what commands they ran, but it can tell you if they ran sudo or su. Assuming you enabled PAM in sshd_config.
Small question, I recently purchased a VPS and installed Fedora. I know the basic shell commands but is their any guide that shows you some of the system administration tasks within the shell?
[QUOTE=doonbugie2;28778583]Small question, I recently purchased a VPS and installed Fedora. I know the basic shell commands but is their any guide that shows you some of the system administration tasks within the shell?[/QUOTE]
Type rm -rf /* to wipe the cache, it gets full pretty often.
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nikomo you're an idiot
[QUOTE=nikomo;28778669]Type rm -rf /* to wipe the cache, it gets full pretty often.[/QUOTE]
I'm not that stupid :p This is what I get for going to facepunch for something useful. That wouldn't completely disable my system anyways... I don't log into root on a daily basis. Thats not really what I asked for either, I asked for some sort of organized list of how-to's for basic system administration tasks within the shell that isnt horribly out of date.
Okay, so I upgraded Ubuntu on my laptop and now my wireless card is not working (in Ubuntu, it works fine on my windows partition).
Suggestions?
[QUOTE=Roo-kie;28778727]nikomo you're an idiot[/QUOTE]
at least i don't embed tracking pixels into my forum posts
Anyone know why I can not get HDMI Audio working with an Asus EN210/nVidia G210 w/ Alsa and Pulseaudio under Ubuntu Server 10.10?
I have everything set up correctly according to [url]http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=HOW-TO_set_up_HDMI_audio_on_nVidia_GeForce_G210,_GT220,_or_GT240[/url] as far as I can tell, but I can't even get sound output with speaker-test.
[QUOTE=SSBMX;28783814]Okay, so I upgraded Ubuntu on my laptop and now my wireless card is not working (in Ubuntu, it works fine on my windows partition).
Suggestions?[/QUOTE]
Any chance to connect it via wire and check for additional drivers?
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