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<0> guess i won't be using that one
<1> Kr0ntab: well, maybe it is easier than I thought, and I don't really need special tools at all
<2> i need an offline browser. can someone help me find one?
<3> Xenguy, :-) yup
<4> brandon_, I guess you could uninstall apache with purge, then reinstall it...
<5> what does a 't' mean in the permission field. I have a folder with drwxr-x--t
<6> what does "default sink" mean?
<7> DBO: what does purge do? nuke everything including config files?
<4> you got it!
<4> so if you got a config file you love, back it up
<7> not in apache
<7> all it would do is reset to port 80
<1> kosnick: apt-cache search browser |grep offline
<8> I've tried to love config files at some point in my life but I failed
<2> Xenguy : thx
<1> criminy: that's the 'sticky bit'
<1> kosnick: yw
<9> brandon_, DBO: I bet that purging and reinstalling will just get you back to where you started... better to just figure out what's wrong and fix it - at least, that's my experience
<5> What does that mean?
<5> oh, I get i
<5> t
<7> JDahl: problem is, i installed apache and apache2 at the same time, because i was stupid and lazy
<4> JDahl, normally I agree, but in the few google cases I was able to found related to this issue, a reinstall fixed 2 out of 4
<7> instead of getting rid pf apache before installing apache2
<1> criminy: man chmod , then search for string 'sticky'
<4> and the other 2 just stopped without a fix
<3> Xenguy, a prob you might face is if the firewall has some smarts in it that inspects higher layers i.e. this port 80 traffic doesn't look anything like valid http traffic... and blocks you... one way arround this is employing a tool like http-tunnel which "encapsulates" your 3vil packets through an HTTP compliant set of commands....
<10> how to enable universe and multivers in sources.list , i have already "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ dapper-backports main restricted universe multiverse" uncommented ,
<1> Kr0ntab: bingo, that's the kind of thing I'm trying to research (tools like stunnel and corkscrew seem to try to address similar issues)
<4> !tell EgoPhobia about repos
<11> EgoPhobia, find the other references to universe, and make sure they are uncommented and have multiverse following
<12> whats the name of the gnome proftpd administation program?
<3> another nifty proxy of sorts is ptunnel in which one can employ the same technique with ICMP pings and replies...
<3> pretty funny stuff actually...
<13> Kr0ntab, ssh over icmp? :)
<3> :-D
<3> yup
<3> hehe
<3> in the data payload of ICMP packets...
<9> brandon_, there shouldn't be anything wrong with that... ideally apt should uninstall apache for you if it conflicts with apache2
<13> gotta love geeks :)
<11> someone had an itch in a truly unusual place :)
<14> has anyone attempted to install the ntfs programs from backports?
<1> Kr0ntab: a lot of places are blocking outgoing ping now though, so I'm thinking ports that *must* stay open are probably the best to focus on (80, 443, maybe 53)
<7> JDahl: after i installed apache2, apache stopped starting automatically
<15> why should i use ntfs ?
<3> udp tunnels are also possible...
<15> network data exchange works for me
<3> same concept... just a tunnel of DNS packets
<16> !tgz
<17> Hey, is there a way to clear the history of commands in the terminal?
<18> Bambino: Do they come in packets of five. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<19> how do i know that i have a good burned iso
<3> see udp-tunnel
<20> anybody knows any good system monitors like conky??
<15> mettehw_w:rm ~/.bash_history
<3> in fact... i believe these are all available in multiverse. hehe
<21> How do I mount a CD image file?
<21> or extract it?
<3> how convenient. ;)
<4> matthew_w, "history -c"
<15> sudo mount -o loopback cdimage.iso /media/cdimage
<9> brandon_, that's probably what you'd want; apt uninstalled (part of) apache for you.. but apache2 doesnt work either?
<15> @obli: see above
<21> thanks
<12> isnt there any gnome ftp server for ubuntu?
<17> Thanks!
<3> Xenguy, 445 is probably the most effective with stunnel... as it .. well... just looks friggin normal. :-P
<1> Rdde: vsftpd is best IMHO
<1> Kr0ntab: I think you mean 443
<7> JDahl: the script in init.d doesn't start apache, even using sudo. i can start the daemon using the /usr/sbin executable
<3> oops
<3> yeah
<12> Xenguy, IMHO?
<3> misnomer
<20> anybody knows any good system monitors like conky??
<2> Xenguy : after looking a little i think that WGET will work for me.
<22> hello
<1> !imho
<18> Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Xenguy
<23> Is Ubuntu any good with detecting/installing USB networking devices?
<1> In My Humble Opinion
<14> gah, nm. seveas server is down. adepts error message was a bit vague
<23> I know Fedora Core wasn't...
<24> DrBair, which mirror?
<15> usb network devices wtf ?
<21> drbreen> It says i have to specify filesystem type
<15> i dont know any
<23> drbreen: Like a USB wi-fi adapter...
<4> GuardianAtomos, you mean like a wireless usb?
<15> @obli: -t iso9660 or something like
<14> Seveas: I'm trying to get http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl/pool/backports/libntfs8_1.12.1-1~backport_i386.deb
<23> Yeah.
<15> try man mount
<21> ok
<25> thunderbird opens webpages with firefox instead of opera. Anyone know how to add opera using "update-alternatives"?
<4> GuardianAtomos, mine works fine
<1> kosnick: yes wget would work, tho I think httrack is proabably worth a look
<13> drbreen, my isp issues a usb nic with their adsl service, as one example
<23> DBO: Really?
<4> Really really
<26> somebody can tell me, why this webbased irc works, but not Konversation or Irssi?
<23> DBO: Did you have to install it or anything? Or did Ubuntu detect it?
<24> DrBair, use a mirror, that machine is not accessible outside my network
<4> GuardianAtomos, out of the box
<23> DBO: What brand?
<4> Linksys
<15> maybe mount tehimage.iso /media/cdimage -t iso9660 -o loopback
<14> Seveas: will do
<20> anybody knows any good system monitors like conky?? anyone??
<9> brandon_, maybe I should but out, since I am not an expert on apache, but it sounds like apt disabled apache in favor of apache2 as per your request...
<2> Xenguy : i have tried htttrack with synaptic , no answer ... Anyway thx
<23> DBO: Same here...dunno why it won't work...
<4> JDahl, he has done almost 0 config to the server, sometimes the simple solutions are worth the 20 seconds they take even if they dont work
<1> kosnick: enable uni and multiverse, and look for 'httrack'
<4> GuardianAtomos, wireless b or g?
<12> how do i launch webmin-proftpd?
<27> !xgl
<18> XGL on Ubuntu: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/XglHowto - Join #ubuntu-xgl for all the XGL fun on Ubuntu systems. It works ONLY on dapper. Pretty videos on http://www.novell.com/linux/xglrelease/
<9> DBO, maybe I am just confused - he installed apache2, but is still trying to run apache - I would not expect that to work. But I would ***ume apache2 could be made to work instead
<12> just installed webmin-proftpd.. anyone knows how do run it? =)
<26> somebody can tell me why i can use web based IRC but not my Konversation or IRssi?
<13> Vge, definitively? no. a guess, sure
<4> JDahl, I agree, it should work, but the fact of the matter is it doesnt. And he used an a-standard install method, so why not just give the purge a run?
<21> ok, what if I want to extract this BIN cd image file?
<28> Vge: firewall rules maybe
<29> how i make a shoer cut to krusader to desktop ?
<23> I'm not TOO familiar with Linux distros...but I recall hearing that people frowned upon RPMs used in Red Hat and Fedora. What's the problem with them? I'm just curious.
<13> Vge, many workplace firewalls consider irc a security risk, and block port 6667, but not 80 ... that would do it
<29> how i make a shortcut to krusader to desktop ?
<30> RPMs don't resolve dependaces, i think
<4> JDahl, I understand the linux users aversion to the microsoft school of fixing things, reinstall just isnt supposed to be needed, and Im sure its NOT needed, but it might fix it anyhow
<28> sovieticool: right click desktop, look at the menu
<26> eyequeue: well it works with my old kernel, not with the new, so im kinda lost
<23> mogulike: Ah...so apt-get will retreive dependencies if necessary?
<7> DBO: is there a way i can select any related packages with apt-get remove at the same time as i select apache2? apache2 is only one package
<31> How do i swicth to root at terminal??
<23> udb: su
<29> ok thanx
<13> !root
<18> By default, the root p***word is locked in Ubuntu. Look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo for all information.
<32> ubd: use sudo not su
<4> brandon_, that is fine, just let it remove and purge apache2
<9> DBO, sure - he could that... I am just under the impression he is trying to fix "apache" and not "apache2" - that's what puzzles me
<33> GuardianAtomos, Wrong we don't have su
<4> JDahl, no, hes trying to fix apache2
<23> udb: If you want to actually switch to root, use su. For a single command, use sudo.
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