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<0> hugh__: there's something funny going on. http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?keywords=udev&searchon=names&subword=1&version=dapper&release=all shows version 'ubuntu9', but if you click the link, it says 'ubuntu8'
<1> OK I was able to move all of my files over to my windows machine, but now I cannot get them back
<2> dooglus: the download is also 79
<1> when i try to access MSHOME it demands my p***word
<1> I give it to them
<1> and it just demands it again
<1> I have checked several times
<3> UDP you should use ssh to share files between windows and linux
<3> i think thats the safest way
<2> Seeker: make sure that the workgroup is MSHOME not something like Workgroup
<3> i dont know about samba, and its file permissions
<1> it is MSHOME I check that as well
<2> dooglus: /ubuntu 8
<4> Anyone have any idea why this might take obscenely long to install in VPC?
<5> Smeggy: they are bog standard kernels
<5> Smeggy: so grab from kernel.org and rtfm.
<6> Javid: may because it's no real PC?
<4> Other OS installs have taken less time than usual..
<6> Javid: are you on Apple-Hardware?
<4> I'm talking like 3+ hours
<2> Seeker: is there more than 1 computer on the network
<4> nay
<7> Heya seeker.
<2> Seeker: I will apply to all computers on the network for p***word authentication before displaying Network
<2> folders
<6> Javid: you might be interested in http://colonist.sourceforge.net/ ... gets breezy going in 10 minutes
<2> Seeker: I == IT
<4> that'd do it
<4> failing that, apt-get xorg = the gui interface?
<8> ok I am back on my windows Machine
<8> it has found the ubuntu machine finally
<8> but it will not let me put in my username
<8> whenever I type it in
<8> with the p***word and then click enter
<8> it comes back and "corrects" it with the name of the windows box and name then slash my user name
<8> I know my p***word is right
<9> owner : can u help me use ssh to share files ?
<7> Did you remember to run smbp***wd again?
<8> yes
<8> I did
<7> Yeah, I just wandered back in, so maybe I should just sit and watch.
<8> and I made sure I had a new and extremely easy p***wd this time
<7> Hmm... I find it easier if I keep the username and p***wd the same for my user across boxes
<10> Javid apt-get install $package tu install a package and apt-cache search $package or $description
<11> Senteran, often on the windows box, ive found it works more is you use the "net use" command from the cmd prompt
<8> this is really infuriating because it worked the last time I did it
<11> google for example usage
<8> still doesn't work
<12> help
<12> what chmod for this one "-rw-r--r--"
<8> this POS windows box has ALL of my data and it wont send it back to my linux box
<12> help me urgent
<13> rendi: 644
<7> Windows is like that. :/ *ponders*
<8> brb
<4> why not just set up an apache server on the lan and upload everything there then download it? ghetto but works >.>
<12> tyler and this one drwxr-xr-x
<13> 755
<1> I am screwed, if I can't get this data back
<12> thanks
<13> np
<7> You'll be able to. But let's see if we can work out the problem before someone suggests you stick the windows box harddrive in the linux box. (Which would be a better use of the hdd)
<7> Have you tried rebooting the windows box. Stupid suggestion, but it is windows we're talking about.
<1> yes
<1> I did that
<3> UDP this is a good guide http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/10/28/how-to-mount-a-remote-ssh-filesystem-using-sshfs/
<1> great linux is up to the same thing
<11> also, i think netstat -c, or nbtstat -c clears the netbios name cache, that might help
<1> it wont take my p***word
<1> when I do places network servers
<1> it asked for my p***word
<1> and it wont take it
<1> I just changed the samba p***word again
<1> I made it so simple and wrote it down that there NO CHANCE that I am typing it in wrong
<11> Seeker, are yr windows name/p*** the same as yr linux account?
<1> I don't have a p***word on my windows machine
<11> set one
<1> ok
<1> brb
<14> my ubuntu is broken
<11> make the user name/p*** the same as yr linux account
<14> please help
<7> Heya, seeker. You might check to see if the linux box has smbclient on it. If so try running smbclient -L //<linux-box-name. --user <username> see if it accepts your p***wd
<15> HURRAY! I installed K3b!
<7> It's an effective way to make sure you've got access setup on the linux machine correctly.
<16> go kerberos
<17> Hi! i have a problem: i have an adsl router, i have connected it to the pc (i can ping it) but it cannot surf the web. Why?
<7> Congrats redblade
<12> thanks tyler see uu
<15> lol
<15> I burnt my first cd on linux
<1> ok I set a p***word
<15> Linux ROcks!!!!
<1> on the windows machine
<16> Nihil85, because you haven't set the default gateway?
<11> Seeker, is the username/p*** the same as the linux box??
<1> yes
<1> it is now
<1> and it still doesn't work
<16> lol ubuntu users are funny
<18> redblade, just wait till you recompile the kernel ;) lol
<11> ok, maybe, reboot windows now (at least logout/in)
<1> ok
<1> brb
<7> Seeker
<17> dilch, i have to set the gateway? I setted it on dhcp, i tough it was automatic
<18> dougsko, ctrl-alt-backspace is nice'n'fast ;)
<11> haha yeah that works too
<7> @ Nihil, dhcp should set the gateway, but it wouldn't hurt to check by running ifconfig
<18> well i must say gnome appears a lot stabler than it did a year ago
<7> @ p33ka Indeed
<18> i've not had a crash yet, and i've been running this one for 2 days :)
<17> Dtragcoen, so i have to set the ip manually? i have to specify the gateway (router ip)?
<8> ok I am on the windows machine
<8> i rebooted it
<8> what now?
<7> Nah, just run ifconfig and see if the information displayed is correct.
<11> Senteran, you should be able to go to network places, but if that doesnt work, i suggest trying the "net use" command
<7> Seeker, if you still don't have luck connecting, try connecting from the linux box to itself using smbclient
<11> thats what worked for me
<8> the network places is just my router now
<8> what is going on
<11> go to all networks
<8> but in the workgroup I have my ubuntu server
<8> showing up
<11> ok, thats good
<8> and it pulling the same crap
<8> it says "connect to local host, username p***word"
<8> and I give it to it
<13> what is the best app to use for torrents?
<8> and it demands it again, ad nausium
<13> azeureus?
<11> well, yr not onnecting to localhost
<7> bittornado is fairly good, tyler.
<11> tyler, i like bittornado
<13> :) sweet, thanks
<8> I understand why though
<8> before I reinstalled Ubuntu I was able to this
<8> between my windows machine and my old installtion of ubuntu
<8> using samba
<11> what do you think the problem is?
<18> is bittornado console?
<11> p33ka, no
<8> I have no idea, I am new to Linux
<19> tyler: I've recently taken to using console btdownloadcurses in a screen session on my home server. I'm sure this won't appeal to everyone, however.
<8> I am just trying to get this thing set up again
<7> Mind using my suggestion. I'd like to insure that the samba server is correctly set up for that user.
<8> I managed to break my old installtion
<17> Hi! i have a problem: i have an adsl router, i have connected it to the pc (i can ping it) but it cannot surf the web. Why?
<11> yeah good call
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